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- Lagi Adik beradik APCO di MALAYSIA...Puak2 UMNO/BN..sila nafikan..(2)
- Buat Warga FELDA : Fikir dan Renungkan..
- Lagi Adik beradik APCO di MALAYSIA...Puak2 UMNO/BN..sila nafikan..
- Should We Abolish UPSR & PMR Examination ?
| Lagi Adik beradik APCO di MALAYSIA...Puak2 UMNO/BN..sila nafikan..(2) Posted: 22 Jun 2010 12:01 AM PDT By: Kampung Baru Ness is given special privileges by MDEC to bring in professional workers from India using non-compliant MSC status. That means NESS Global Services does not have proper documentation for its MSC status but was allowed to get employment passes for their foreign workers. This is special guest treament by MDEC to let NESS to bring in foreign workers to Malaysia and work in BAT. An example is, 10 professional workers came into Malaysia on 2/5/2010 to start work in BAT (British America Tobacco) under NESS' payrol. They came in with a Social visit pass but started work in BAT on 3/5/2010. Please take note Only NESS is allowed to use the Social Visit Pass to work in Malaysia then later apply for the employment pass. What a special guest treatment for NESS Global Services. Just because they are an Israel based company. Malaysia Boleh. BN boleh. http://www.ness.com/ is an Israel based company operating in Malaysia. That is a business issue but we must question the privilege given by the Malaysian goverment. (I mean the UMNO goverment is questionable.) Each foreign worker should have the proper work permit to work in Malaysia under Immigration LAW which is applicable to all companies operating in Malaysia. This is standard LAW. For NESS Global Services Sdn. Bhd., they are the exception. Let me give more detail about the workers: Name : Vemuri Sambasiva Rao Passport no: H2864153 Place and Country of birth : ULAVAPADU, INDIA Date of Birth : 09/08/1982 E-mail : Sambasiva.vemuri@gmail.com This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it . Mobile number : 016-6014513 Status : Social visit Pass but working in BAT This guy came into Malaysia and started work on 3/5/2010 in BAT at TPM. First check validation of contract exists between BAT and NESS to allow this worker to work in BAT (a public listed company). How does this guy work in Malaysia when he was still under a Social visit pass? Name : Gangadhar Passport no: H1303329 Status : Social visit Pass but working in BAT How is this possible if they are not linked to the UMNO goverment that allowed this? UMNO goverment only allow this for this Israel based company and no question to be asked. BAT gave the contract to WIPRO. Wipro sub-contracted this to NESS Global Services. But there is no official contract between WIPRO and Ness Global Services. NESS Global Services supply the workers to WIPRO without any contract and Ness Global Services provide these professionals that came from India under the Social Visit Visa. This is fact, not fiction. More to come. Israel Can In Malaysia. The sales director who is in-charge of bringing these workers into Malaysia is Rajeev Nair (E8670407). Contact number 012-6560638.  You can validate these information. You can also contact the immigration officers for verification.  |
| Buat Warga FELDA : Fikir dan Renungkan.. Posted: 21 Jun 2010 06:48 PM PDT KELUARGA PENEROKA HARUS JAWAB DENGAN UNDI PR DI PRU13 NANTI  1. Benarkah Felda telah melabur RM 500 juta, ulang, RM 500 juta di Boston & Cincinatti di Amerika tiga tahun lalu? Apa jadi dengan pelaburan dalam Twin Rivers INC? Benarkah pelaburan ini telah hangus? Benarkah RM 500 juta ini bukannya pelaburan tetapi cara untuk wang Felda 'dileburkan'? Tentulah pelaburan sebesar itu dibuat dengan pertimbangan yang halus dan sebab yang menasabah. Kerana pelaburannya besar, jawapan yang terang sangat dinantikan. Jika pelaburan itu dibuat dengan pertimbangan teliti, mustahil ia boleh lesap begitu sahaja. Jika pertimbangannya hanya kerana mengikut telunjuk satu dua orang sahaja, kita tidak tahu berapa banyak lagi wang Felda 'lebur' dengan cara ini. Apa lagi, jika 'peleburan' itu memang dirancang dan ada yang girang mengaut keuntungan darinya. 2. Kenapa Felda mengambil keputusan membina bangunan ibu pejabatnya di premis termahal sehingga kosnya melambung? Adakah Felda merasa ia telah menjadi elit ekonomi dan perlu mengasingkan diri di tempat ekslusif dengan membelanjakan wang titik peluh lebih seratus ribu warganya yang setengahnya masih merempat? Dari asalnya kos hanya sekitar RM 220 juta, kini meningkat melebihi RM 660 juta. Apakah faedah yang akan diperolehi oleh para peneroka Felda? Adakah Felda memerlukan bangunan bertaraf tujuh bintang setaraf dengan KLCC? yang membuat keputusan ini? Apa asas keputusan ini? Jawapan telus dan berterus teranglah yang akan membantu Felda terus utuh dan harapan warga Felda tidak punah. Pengakuan Kerajaan di Dewan Rakyat bahawa akaun Felda telah merosot berbillion ringgit dalam sekelip mata membuktikan berita-berita tentang wang Felda diurus sesuka hati mula menampakkan ada kebenarannya. Namun, penjelasan Kerajaan hanya mengukuhkan apa yang kita dengar. RM 2 billion yang kononnya surut kerana digunakan untuk program tanam semula semacam mengiyakan wang sebanyak itu memang telah hilang. Bagi menjawab wang iu memang telah hilang tetapi mengelakkan warga Felda melenting, ia dikaitkan dengan tanam semula. Padahal, tabung tanam semula telah sedia wujud dari potongan para peneroka dan ia telah diletakkan dalam akaun yang berasingan. Satu perkara dua kali kira. Rakyat, terutama orang Melayu perlukan jawapan. Jawapan yang paling baik ialah melantik odit bebas dengan satu laporan di Parlimen diperlukan. Bukan hanya jawapan politik Ketua Penerangan UMNO Malaysia. Lagi pun, Felda bukan milik UMNO. Felda tidak harus dibenarkan 'cair' bersekali dengan trend bocornya kerugian satu demi satu konglomerat negara kita. Posted by faqir putih  |
| Lagi Adik beradik APCO di MALAYSIA...Puak2 UMNO/BN..sila nafikan.. Posted: 21 Jun 2010 05:19 PM PDT By: Raja Petra Kamarudin  Ness TSG (Technologies and Systems Group) http://www.ness.com/Global/Industries/defense-and-homeland-security/Pages/Defense-and-Homeland-Security.aspx The main business of Ness is in intelligence, telecommunications, defence and homeland security  The Global HQ is in Tel-Aviv http://ness.com/Global/Pages/GlobalSite.aspx  http://www.ness.com/Global/Company/locations/Pages/About-Ness-US.aspx  http://wwwprod.ness.com/GlobalNess/Locations/Ness+Malaysia/    |
| Should We Abolish UPSR & PMR Examination ? Posted: 21 Jun 2010 04:35 PM PDT By: Fared Isa  Should we agree with the suggestion? Well, at least this is something that we can discuss about. Well, I think it's inappropriate to abolish the UPSR and PMR examination. There are so many things that will affect if the education ministry should abolish these two exams. As we all know, UPSR is a public exam that has to be taken for all the standard 6 students, before they proceed from primary school to the secondary school. While PMR is a public exam for a form 3 student, for them to be divided to enter the difference streams, such as science stream, art stream and etc. First question, how to decide whether the child is in Arts or Science when they face SPM if the PMR to be abolished? The minister said that these two exams will be replaced with the school assessment. "As such, the UPSR and PMR could be used to pick students for residential schools or streaming." Base on the comment made by DPM. How do we measure the student performance if both exams held internally? Different schools will definitely have different standards. This will be unfair and it will lead to the fight among the parents, among the teachers and among the students. Second question, how they want to choose students who get to study at boarding school or daily school? Are they going to pick the name randomly like what they did with the National Services candidates? This will also lead to the misunderstanding and trouble in the future. Third question, how about the so-many-type of school such as cluster school lah, smart school lah, and others to be classified if these two exams be abolished? Coz there would be no proper yardstick for the students' performance and schools' ranking. It seems like they try to create something that oppose to their first creation. Then, regarding to the teachers, when public exams are abolished, teachers will not be as creative as what the minister expected. When there is no public exam pressure, most teachers will take teaching likely. Syllabus need not be completed and students will take lessons likely. Weaker students will just ignore lessons in classes. Truancy will increase. Currently, teachers teaching exam classes face the pressure to produce good results. They have to conduct extra classes if they cannot finish the syllabus. With no public exam, teachers will not be bothered if they cannot complete the syllabus. Since exams are conducted internally, they just set questions on topics that they had covered. And the rakyat must be wonder how much research has been done on this? What is the alternative PRACTICAL mode to be introduced to help students to become more imaginative in their approach in their reasoning and adaptation to the changing world. All the details are unknown and with a declaration, changes are made. As it is, the fault in the educational system needs more than just a mere announcement that we are going to do this or that. We need a total revamp in the approach, not just the abolition of tests/examinations. And will the minister, please explain what are the actual changes? One day, he says we need to add 1student 1sport, next to include Tamil and Mandarin and now abolished UPSR and PMR. It is very confusing with these flip flop decisions. Because there were so many plans, so many idea to change this and that. It should be done with the proper study first before easily put it on practice. We are just trying to kid ourselves that we can find revolutionary method to change the level of education overnight. Please stick to the fundamentals first before introducing further changes which the majority of the students will not be able to cope with. Maybe the real thing that should be abolished is the Education & Higher Education Ministries instead of UPSR and PMR. What the country needs is an Education Commission appointed by the King to supervise and set standards. At the state level, there should be Education Boards. Allow greater choices in education. But if they still want to abolish these two exams, I would love to suggest a step further. Just mention that there will be NO EXAMS at all and everybody will be guaranteed a job after completing SPM. No need for teachers or schools or books for that matter. So it will be easier when the student go for the interview later where the interviewers don't need to ask anything at all. Otherwise, just be firm and enough of with the flip flop decisions.  |
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