Najib Razak harus berundur sebelum bubur menjadi basi

Berikut adalah pendapat yang di-utarakan seorang rakan yang pernah berkhidmat di Pejabat Perdana Menteri ketika Datuk Seri Najib Razak baru dilantik sebagai Perdana Menteri.  Rakan ini bagaimanapun terpaksa memilih antara baik dan buruk dan telah meninggalkan jawatan bergaji tinggi itu demi prinsip dan harga diri.

Apabila penasihat asing dan pengampu tegar menjadi pilihan, yang benar berjuang demi negara terpaksa berundur sebelum mara dilandasan yang lain.

Baca penelitian beliau dan saranan kenapa Najib Razak harus berundur sebelum nasi yang kini telah menjadi bubur, basi sepenuhnya.

Peluang Umno dan Barisan Nasional nyata semakin hari semakin tipis.  

Perdana Menteri pertama Tunku Abdul Rahman meletak jawatan setelah berlaku rusuhan kaum. Dasar2 beliau yg bersifat status quo tidak disenangi majoriti org Melayu. Tun Razak meninggal dalam jawatan, Tun Hussein melepaskan jawatan akibat masalah kesihatan, Tun Abdullah kerana pencapaian pilihanraya yang terburuk dlm sejarah politik umno/bn (pada ketika itu). Tun Mahathir pula melepaskan jawatan secara sukarela. Bagi DSNTR alasan beliau perlu melepaskan jawatan ada beberapa yg bersifat "major"; A. Pencapaian PRU 13 yg terburuk dlm sejarah mengekalkan kegagalan memperoleh 2/3, undi popular kurang 51 % buat pertama kali dalam sejarah pilihanraya negara dan kemenangan jumlah kerusi parlimen 133 kerusi yang tersedikit berbanding yg pru2 lepas diambilkira nisbah keseluruhan kerusi pada satu2 masa. Alasan yg kerusi melayu yg dimenangi meningkat seumpama alasan ibarat melepas betuk ditangga B. Kehilangan kebolehpercayaan oleh majoriti rakyat. Kredibiliti dan integriti beliau telah rosak sebagai pengerusi bn, presiden umno dan perdana menteri C. Jika beliau kekal sebagai PM parti umno dan bn serta. kerajaan akan menggunakan sepanjang masa sehingga PRU 14 untuk mempertahankan imej beliau bukan utk meningkatkan sokongan dikalangan pengundi sedia ada atau pengundi baru sekadar mengekalkan serta memulih sokongan sedia ada D. Dalam politik tanggapan dan pendapat amat penting. Jika diukur Kedua2 faktor ini maka imej beliau di kalangan pengundi secara khusus dan rakyat Malaysia secara amnys telah hancur luluh E. Malaysia akan menjadi bahan lelucon dunia malahan institusi kita akan diperlekehkan kerana bagaimana pihak menyiasat iaitu agensi2 berkenaan hendak menyiasat tanpa fear and favour seorang yg secara teknikalnya boss yg melantik mereka dan masih bertanggungjawab kepada individu berkenaan F. Bagi menghadapi cabaran semasa luar atau dalam Malaysia memerlukan pemimpin yg unencumbered utk memberi keyakinan kpd majoriti rakyat dan masyarakat antarabangsa. Berikan malaysia dan rakyatnya ruang dan peluang utk terus bergerak ke hadapan bukan regresif ke belakang G. Jika benar beliau sayangkan negara, parti, bangsa dan agamanya korbankanlah perasaan dan step aside dari kepimpinan negara dan parti demi rakyat Malaysia. Berilah peluang kepada malaysians utk dikhidmati secara yang terbaik. Be part of the solution not part of the problem.

#UndurlahNajib

5-day poll says a little

Its a tiny little poll voted by a mere 521 but the outcome appears overwhelming on its own. A 95% rate of disapproval, even among ten heads, must certainly be a cause for concern. 

But I think such polls won't do a dent to the power of those in power today. They shall ignore all such serious signals and continue making promises and whip up sentiments when everything else seems impotent. 

Spin even when its out of control. Don't even hesitate to tell lies and/or threaten those who call the bluffs. 

Dismiss this as 'just a 5-day poll'.  

 We shall wait for the elections, whichever comes first.

Oh! Nurul Izzah Binti Anwar Ibrahim...

… she draws up a wish list for Umno.

As reported in the Opposition mouthpiece Malaysiakini, a portal that is seeking millions of public funds for their posh new building somewhere in PJ, Nurul seems to be more attracted to Umno than PKR.

Nurul' wish list - by Opposition mouthpiece Malaysiakini

PKR vice-president Nurul Izzah Anwar has listed several pertinent issues which should be raised during the Umno general assembly to prove it is not only concerned with the centralisation of economic spoils and keeping selected individuals in power.Topping the Lembah Pantai MP’s list was former Kuala Lumpur CID chief Mat Zain Ibrahim’s statutory declaration, which contained allegations of wrongdoing by Attorney-General Abdul Gani Patail (right) with regard to the Batu Puteh dispute.
Calling on BN to give this matter serious attention, she said: “The issue concerns the (alleged) violation of our nation’s sovereignty by one of our citizens.”

Following this, the PKR leader said Umno must also raise the Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement (TPPA), which can lead to economic colonisation.

“In view of this, I recommend that Umno raise the issue of forming a Parliament Select Committee regarding the TPPA and also debate the demand that Parliament be given the power to ratify the agreement before it is inked,” she added.

Number three on Nurul’s list are the Sulu incursion in Sabah as well as the murder and abduction of Taiwanese tourists in that state.

Apart from this, she also wanted the Umno assembly to focus on the issuing of identity cards to foreigners as well as the allegations that countries like the US and Singapore are conducting espionage activities on Malaysia.

“These issues must not only be debated, but Umno must vehemently condemn them,” she said.

Its quite an irony for the Opposition leader's daughter to publicly voice her wish list for Umno. Could it be hidden love and affection for the party that made her family rich and famous? 

It seems Nurul has resigned to the fact that only Umno, the party in which her father was a powerful politician over a decade ago, could make her wishes come true.   

Nurul must have been reminded that it was Umno that once nurtured her street demonstration savvy father Anwar Ibrahim and turned him into a sane politician until power, greed and flamboyance got the better of him. 

I suspect mummy cum PKR president Datin Seri Wan Azizah must have reminded Nurul that  it was actually Umno that fed her family and sent her and her siblings to top grade learning institutions. 

So, I hope Umno would view Nurul's wish list in a positive light and email her a membership form. Who knows she could be one of the speakers in the next Umno General Assembly.

I'm sure many could understand why Nurul did not draw up a wish list for PKR. 

Nurul's father too had a pretty long WISH LIST… his own wish list while Tun Ghaffar was still deputy president of Umno.  

YOU forgot what Anwar did to the late Tun Ghaffar?

Who says NO?

No wonder some cybertroopers were going berzerk, spinning their head out, after the Penang BN CNY do where megastar PSY performed the Oppa Gangnam.

...and see what ALIRAN's free, independent activist Anil Netto does for a living now.

Anil even got a POLITICAL SCIENTIST to do a head count for him. :-) 

Guess when the cheap gets cheaper, we got to take everything with a cup of salt.

Kick Pakatan Rakyat OUT! - Jeffrey Kittingan

Jefferey Kittingan advised the people of Sabah to reject PR in the coming general election as they did not have the people’s interests at heart?

Below is a news report in the Borneo Post today.

KUCHING: Sarawakians should stick with the present state government as it is led by local-based parties which have the interest of the people at heart, says State Reform Party (STAR) Sabah chief Datuk Dr Jeffery Kitingan.

He stressed that the people in Sarawak should be grateful that they were still being ruled by the local-based political parties unlike Sabah which is controlled by a peninsula-based party.

“My advice for Sarawakians is this; why should you support the opposition especially the Pakatan Rakyat (PR) which is all made up of peninsula-based parties? The people of Sarawak must learn
from our (Sabahans) bitter experiences where most of our interests have been eroded away under the current government,” Jeffery told The Borneo Post here yesterday.

He said that was why STAR advised the people of Sabah to reject PR in the coming general election as they did not have the people’s interests at heart.

Jeffery pointed out that the PR ‘Buku Jingga’ (Orange Book) did not specifically mention and explain how the people of Sarawak and Sabah would and could benefit if they were to capture Putrajaya after the general election.

“Be they Pakatan Rakyat or any other Peninsula-based BN parties, they are all the same. I can say this from my own experiences dealing with them,” added Jeffery who was detained under ISA for two years in Kamunting in the 90’s.

He called on the people of both states to understand and accept STAR’s ‘Borneo Agenda’ whichwas to ensure that the Malaysia Agreement in 1963 would be uphold and not diluted.

“We hope that the people of both states take this coming general election seriously and vote wisely so that we can become the real kingmakers, thus can bargain for better deals with federal leaders,” he said.

Jeffery also hoped that with better bargaining power after the 13th general election, both Sarawak and Sabah would be able to fight for at least one third of 222 parliamentary seats as agreed in during the formation of Malaysia.

Currently Peninsular Malaysia has more than 75 per cent of the seats leaving Sarawak and Sabah to have only 56 seats with Sarawak having 31 and Sabah 25 seats. - MORE



No wonder Anwar Ibrahim held a hush-hush emergency meeting with newborn Sarawak Workers Party supremo Datuk Sng Chee Hua at the KL Hilton yesterday (Tuesday). 

The THREE HOUR meeting at the 'sentral' I was told, went on with Anwar enticing the Kapit-born political animal with a whole load of returns, including at least two ministerial positions in his cabinet if PR forms the federal government.

The meeting of the two desperate politicians wouldn't have raised an eyebrow under normal circumstances as Sng would often be on Anwar's side whenever the latter was in Sarawak but yesterday's meeting was different. 

A three hour four-eyed meeting between two political animals in a closely guarded hotel room in KL, with calls to kick PR out of Sabah by their own ally... with a looming general election that will seal PR's fate, the Tuesday meeting was different.

Pakatan or rather Anwar seems to be stuck in his own game as Jeffrey Kittingan sticks to his Sabah for Sabahan cry.

If Jeffrey Kitingan relents to pressure (from the Kapit towkay or Anwar) and puts his Sabah for Sabahan in the back burner ... the veteran politician's credibility would most certainly burn along the war cry he coined as an Opposition politician.

Lets watch the worms wriggle as the GE heat goes up.

p/s Sng Chee Hua maybe too 'tired' to contest the Kapit parliamentary seat but his son Larry Sng would be a real threat to whoever BN's Parti Rakyat Sarawak fields in one of the most remote constituencies in our country.
Larry was a bright star in the BN until petty politics in PRS pushed him out.