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Kopitiam Bang Nan

Ada Tak Menambah, Tiadapun Tak Mengurang...

Posted: 03 Jul 2010 03:52 AM PDT

"Kalau dinda tak suka kanda...hantarlah kanda balik kampung!!" macamlah tu dialog Ali Baba dengan isterinya..!!

Alahai kesian..kesian...

Dah rasa diri ditolak....!!!

Mari kita talkinkan terus...saatnya sudah semakin hampir....

Posted: 03 Jul 2010 03:33 AM PDT

Joseph Sipalan | Jul 3, 10 5:31PM

Katanya, jelas sekali bahawa di kawasan kita kalah, anggota BN lumpuh apabila kemudahan yang ada dimonopoli oleh Pakatan Rakyat...

Tiada apa yang hendak dibimbangkan oleh orang2 Umno....kini mereka cuma mempertahankan beberapa kerat 'penyamun' yan dok mentekedarah harta rakyat. Saham mereka besar dalam menjahanamkan negara...Lebih cepat mereka sedar, lebih mudah urusan kita....

Zahrain bengong...Hishamuddin ini aku nak panggil apa ya??

Posted: 03 Jul 2010 03:24 AM PDT

Apa punya kelas?? Kalu Hishamuddin bila2 masa boleh jumpa RPK...apahal polis Malaysia tak boleh?? Ke takut nak jumpa dan memang sengaja tak nak jumpa???

Hishammuddin: Siapa di belakang Raja Petra?

Pimpinan PKR khususnya Datuk Zaid Ibrahim bertanggungjawab untuk menjelaskan kepada rakyatapa hubungannya dengan pengendali portal berita Malaysia Today, Raja Petra Kamaruddin.

Menteri Dalam Negeri Datuk Seri Hishammuddin Tun Hussein berkata jika Zaid, anggota Majlis Pimpinan Pusat PKR, seorang yang bertanggungjawab, beliau akan memberi penjelasan terhadap persoalan itu.

"Kita memang tertanya-tanya, dalam pada kita tercari-cari di mana Raja Petra, semalam kita lihat gambar Zaid bersamanya, jadi siapa sebenarnya di belakang Raja Petra?

"Raja Petra di luar negara memburuk-burukkan negara dan menyerang peribadi pemimpin, kalau ada bukti tak apa. Tapi dalam blognya cakap macam-macam. Bila ada pemimpin tertinggi pembangkang bersama mereka, kena jelaskan apa hubungan mereka dengan Raja Petra," katanya.

Hishammuddin, yang juga Pengerusi Badan Perhubungan Umno Terengganu, bercakap kepada pemberita selepas merasmikan persidangan perwakilan Umno Bahagian Hulu Terengganu, hari ini.

Raja Petra menghilangkan diri daripada dihadapkan ke muka pengadilan selepas dua waran tangkap dikeluarkan terhadapnya kerana gagal hadir ke mahkamah pada 23 April dan 23 Mei lalu bagi perbicaraan menerbitkan artikel berbaur hasutan dan memfitnah isteri Perdana Menteri, Datin Seri Rosmah Mansor melalui web Malaysia Today.

Hishammuddin berkata pihak berkuasa tidak mempunyai laporan bagaimana Raja Petra ke luar negara sedangkan pasportnya telah diserahkan.

"Apa pasport yang dia guna pun kita tak tahu. Kalau nak bawa dia balik dari England pun, kita kena bekerjasama dengan polis UK (United Kingdom) tapi sekarang ni jelas mereka tidak akan bekerjasama dengan kita," katanya.

Katanya pada masa ini masih terlalu awal untuk menentukan sama ada pihak berkuasa akan menjalankan siasatan terhadap Zaid.

"Tetapi, daripada segi politik, moral dan perundangan, dia (Zaid) perlu beri penjelasan kepada kita," katanya.

--Bernama

Bengkok tak bengkok...mana boleh suka2 kita ajer...

Posted: 02 Jul 2010 10:23 PM PDT

Aku sebebenonye suka dengan projek Che Det ni.

Cumanya begini. OK Malaysia buat jambatan bengkok dalam kawasan Malaysia.... Singapore tak setuju. Kita nak tunjuk gedebe..kita buat juga (ikut cakap Che Det)..

Bila nak sambung...Singapore kata dia nak robohkan bahagian dia..!! Apa nak jadi..?? Kita dah spent belion2 + dengan ganti rugi yang diberi kepada Gerbang Perdana?

Tak ke kita ni dilihat macam Pak Pandir??

Namun...Aku belum check dengan Tuan Lawyer Mad Noh pasal Malaysia-Singapoe Bilateral Agreement....

An Analysis of Dr. Mahathir's Crooked Bridge
GUEST COLUMNISTS
Saturday, 03 July 2010 admin-s

Which responsible leader would start a controversial mega-project and leave it to his successor to complete? Mahathir did. Why? Because he knew that the project would have serious implications and would bring Malaysia in direct confrontation with Singapore, and he (Mahathir) didn't want to face Lee Kwan Yew openly.

By Just Gan

Dr. Mahathir is asking Najib to revive the crooked bridge project. His argument is that Malaysia needs the crooked bridge and can do what she likes to the part of the Causeway that belongs to her. Yet, Mahathir DID NOT demolish or re-build Malaysia's part of the Causeway when he was in power.

He had plenty of time, from the break in talks with Singapore over the bridge issue till his so-called retirement, to build the crooked bridge or do whatever he wanted to Malaysia's part of the Causeway. Yet, all Mahathir did was talk, grumble and criticize Singapore. No action, just hot air. But just before retiring, he launched the billion ringgit crooked bridge project to replace Malaysia's half of the Causeway.

Which responsible leader would start a controversial mega-project and leave it to his successor to complete? Mahathir did. Why? Because he knew that the project would have serious implications and would bring Malaysia in direct confrontation with Singapore, and he (Mahathir) didn't want to face Lee Kwan Yew openly. In his usual style of pretence, he launched the crooked bridge to deceive the Rakyat that he was strong and dared to go against Singapore.

Dr. Mahathir started the project just before retiring and left the problems, issues, controversies to be handled by Abdullah Badawi, someone who was not Mahathir's choice for PM, someone who had never been known for clear thinking and decisive action. For whatever reason best known to himself, Badawi decided to cancel the crooked bridge shortly after becoming the PM and incurred the wrath and scorn of his predecessor who had initiated it.

From the way Dr. Mahathir responded to Badawi's cancellation of the crooked bridge and how he continues to harp on it even today, it is clear that that bridge was and still is very very close to Mahathir's heart. Yet, he did not complete the construction of the crooked bridge before stepping down. Why? Because he was afraid of the consequences and could blame someone else (Badawi), as he had always done, should anything go wrong.

Since the "Lingam Enquiry" (during which Mahathir suddenly lost his memory), Mahathir's super memory has come back and he is now able to recall full facts, even minute details, and is now actively arguing and making all kinds of statements, some truly stupid and ridiculous.

His latest racist blog postings and speeches are aimed at shoring up his image as more Malay than any other Malay. Dr. Mahathir has also used the website to argue his case for the crooked bridge that Malaysia has every right to do what she likes to the part of the Causeway belonging to her. That kind of argument on the Internet is for people like you and I, people who can only express opinions and argument but who are not in a position to do anything.

Mahathir was the Prime Minister for 22 YEARS and DIDN'T DO ANYTHING about the Causeway. Why is he resorting to the same vehicle (the Internet) that we, the powerless, deploy? Because, Mahathir is afraid of Lee Kwan Yew.

He has never dared do anything drastic in controversial Malaysia-Singapore issues when he was in power because he knows that Mr. Lee Kwan Yew will defeat him in any showdown. For example, Mahathir kept talking so much about the low price of water supplied to Singapore, and yet he did not dare turn off the tap. (Latest news: Singapore has decided not to renew one of the water agreements when it expires in 2011 - Lee Kwan Yew beats Mahathir again in the water matter.)

When he was the PM, didn't Mahathir know that Malaysia was an independent country and could have done what it liked in its territory as he claimed? Why didn't he then demolish Malaysia's half of the Causeway, instead of harping on Malaysia's Independence NOW? Mahathir talks a lot but has never dared to face Lee Kwan Yew in controversial issues involving both countries.

What is clear is that a proper Johore-Singapore bridge to replace the Causeway will be built only when Singapore decides to do so and not at any time earlier. If Mahathir is convinced that Malaysia can build the crooked bridge without Singapore's consent, he could direct Najib to build it now. After all, Mahathir wields tremendous power and influence over the UMNO government and Najib is beholden to Mahathir for allowing him to become PM in spite of the Altantunya and other controversies. So what is Dr. Mahathir waiting for? He doesn't have many more years to live and would surely want to see the crooked bridge and drive over it in his crooked Proton before he dies.

But there is one key question to which Dr. Mahathir must provide a sensible answer to before he proceeds further on this crooked bridge matter: The Johoreans are not clamouring for a new bridge. Their complaint is not about the Causeway but about the queues at the Johore and Singapore immigration and customs checkpoints. Why is it then so important to replace the Causeway with a bridge, crooked or otherwise, especially when the main beneficiaries (users) will be Singaporeans and not Malaysians?

Why is Dr. Mahathir so adamant to spend Malaysian money to build an infrastructure for the benefit of Singaporeans? If it is about free flow of water and movement of ships in the Johore Straits, then just demolish the Malaysian part of the Causeway and don't build the crooked bridge. If it is about providing a means for Singapore dollars to flow into Johore and the country, the Causeway and the second bridge are more than adequate for this purpose. So what is the real purpose for wanting to build the crooked bridge? Is it again about billions for Dr. Mahathir and his cronies?

Wa tolong lu...lu tolong wa ma!!!

Posted: 02 Jul 2010 08:47 PM PDT

Ada bebenonye cakap Najib tu. Memang kontraktor melayu bergantung nasib kepada Umno... Umnopun sama juga...bergantung nasib juga dengan kontraktor melayu. Ini adalah menifestasi.. Wa tolong lu...lu tolong wa.!!

Akupun pernah menghadiri mesyuarat kontraktor melayu ni suatu hari dulu...buatpun kat Dynasty Hotel, Jalan Ipoh. Kesian...hidup segan mati tak mau.

Biasalah persatuan kontraktor melayu... lepas mesyuarat lebih kurang depapun bagi dividen?? satu kontraktor (kalau tak silap aku) dapatlah RM2,500.00.

Dalam mesyuarat bukan ada cerita apapun...cerita sesama sendiri nak dapatkan projek tu projek ini. Minta menteri tu menteri ni campur tangan...

Aku juga pernah hadir dalam satu talk dengan MBAM yang diresmikan oleh Shafie Afdal. Masa tu sibuk isu besi naik harga. Shafie adalah menteri yang bertanggungjawab dalam isu ini. Kesian aku tengok si Shafie...entah apa2lah dia cakap. Satu bendapun tak selesai...tak sempat berdialogpun...kelam kabut ke tempat lain.

Aku suspek dia tak tau nak buat macam mana untuk mengatasi masalah ni...? Tambahan lagi MBAM penuh dengan taiko2 kontraktor cina yang awal2 dah bagi hint kat Shafie sessi ini akan jadi panas.

PKMM pada teman macam persatuan kemajuan kebajikan kampong aje...dia main isu2 remah temeh. Tak ada substance.

Berbeza dengan Chinese Commerce Chamber (CCC) yang ada pengaruh bukan sahaja ekonomi tetapi politik kaum cina di Malaysia. Orang cina bukan dengar sangat cakap MCA, DAP, Gerakan dll...tetapi keputusan CCC untuk memilih siapa dalam pilihanraya adalah arah yang akan dijadikan kayu ukur oleh kaum cina di Malaysia.

PKMM....What a shame??

PM tells Malay contractors fate tied to Umno
By Yow Hong Chieh
July 03, 2010

Najib (left) making his way to PKMM's AGM with its president Datuk Mokhtar Samad. - Bernama pic
KUALA LUMPUR, July 3 — Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Razak told Malay contractors last night not to be complacent as their fate was tied to Umno.

"The fate of Umno and that of the Malay contractors is inseparable," he said when officiating the 31st annual general meeting of the Malay Contractors Association (PKMM).

"Malay contractors have to continue to support Umno."

He likened the mutually beneficial relationship between Malay contractors and Umno to two hands clapping, citing the initiatives and incentives provisioned in the New Economic Model (NEM).

However, while he acknowledged the success of Malay contractors in the 40-odd years since the founding of PKMM he cautioned that past success was no guarantee of future progress.

"I don't like to defend the status quo," he said.

"If a race can only rely on past successes and can't ensure that tomorrow will be better than today... then the fate of that race will be an unfortunate one."

Najib told attendees that they had to identify both strengths weaknesses to progress to "the next level of success."

"We have to examine the steps contractors can take so that Malay contractors will become... more competitive, efficient and productive," he said.

"In this new era, the future is only assured if we are a competitive contractor, in the true sense of the word."

He suggested that PKMM should look to consolidate its many members like the banking sector so that they could better ride out economic downturns.

He chided Class F contractors for not wanting to "graduate" out of their class for fear of greater competition.

"I know it's very comfortable being a Class F contractor. If there is a fiscal plan by the government they are sure to get a project, sometimes two or three even," he said.

"There is no incentive for Class F contractors to graduate to a higher category."

Najib said Malay contractors not only had to better their management processes and technology but also improve skills, attitudes and commitment to boost the construction industry's confidence in them.

"Reputation in business is everything," he said.

"If we have a good reputation in market, people are going to put more faith in us when considering [contractors for work]."

Muhyiddin kata Najib lembab....

Posted: 02 Jul 2010 08:38 PM PDT

Padanlah muka.....

Muhyiddin kata Najib lembab....

Zahid kutuk Muhyiddin di Dubai...he he....

Yang sebebenonye....tiga-tiga ekor ni memang lembab dan lembam. Kalau zaman sekolah dulu kena masuk kelas pemulihan...

Adios amigos....!! Sebab tu Zulbabwe boleh mainkan dia orang ni...he he!!



Muhyiddin: 'Umno ibarat kapal lama, tidak bergerak lancar'
July 03, 2010

Muhyiddin: Umno sepatutnya sudah berubah, tetapi lambat. PUTRAJAYA, 3 Julai — Timbalan Presiden Umno Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin malam tadi mengingatkan ahli parti itu supaya melakukan transformasi politik dengan cepat dan lancar seiring dengan transformasi kerajaan.

Malah kata beliau, kini badan bukan kerajaan yang agak lebih lantang memperjuangkan hak orang Melayu sedangkan itu agenda Umno.

Beliau yang juga Timbalan Perdana Menteri berkata apa yang dilihatnya sekarang, Umno tidak bergerak lancar, dan keadaan itu agak kritikal dalam menghadapi pilihan raya umum akan datang.

Beliau berkata keadaanya berbeza jika dibandingkan dengan transformasi di pihak kerajaan, di mana Perdana Menteri Datuk Seri Najib Razak membuat perubahan yang radikal dan luar biasa dengan memperkenalkan pelbagai inisiatif, antaranya Gagasan 1Malaysia, Program Transformasi Kerajaan dan Bidang Keberhasilan Utama Negara (NKRA).

Katanya, perubahan yang dilakukan kerajaan itu memulihkan kembali keyakinan rakyat terhadap kerajaan yang didokong oleh pemimpin Umno dan Barisan Nasional (BN) dalam memajukan negara, selepas parti itu dilanda "tsunami politik" pada pilihan raya umum lepas.

"Umno sepatutnya sudah berubah, tetapi lambat. Umno ibarat kapal lama. Kita tidak dilihat bergerak lancar, jadi ini lebih kritikal jika hendak menghadapi pilihan raya umum ke-13 yang kurang tiga tahun lagi.

"Kalau kita (Umno) tidak berubah, ada orang yang akan ubah kita. Mereka akan ambil alih (peranan kita)," kata beliau dipetik Bernama ketika merasmikan mesyuarat perwakilan Umno Bahagian Putrajaya di sini.

Turut hadir ialah Ketua Umno Bahagian Putrajaya Datuk Seri Tengku Adnan Tengku Mansor.

Muhyiddin berkata Umno tidak mempunyai banyak masa lagi, maka mereka perlu membuat perubahan dengan memahami dan menghayati kemahuan serta cita rasa rakyat supaya terus menyokong parti.

Beliau berkata tuntutan rakyat kini sudah berubah dan mereka mahu melihat kesediaan pemimpin Umno dan BN membuat perubahan dalam mentadbir negara pada masa depan.

Sebab itu, katanya Umno memperkenalkan program Juara Rakyat supaya pemimpin dan anggota parti dapat menyelami perasaan dan membantu serta menyelesaikan masalah rakyat.

Dalam pada itu, Muhyiddin berkata Umno perlu lantang dan tidak perlu takut dalam mempertahankan hak orang Melayu kerana asas perjuangan parti itu adalah bagi membela bangsa Melayu dan agama Islam di Malaysia.

"Sekarang saya nampak badan bukan kerajaan (NGO) yang agak lebih lantang memperjuangkan hak orang Melayu sedangkan itu agenda Umno.

"Kenapa kita dilihat lesu? Orang Melayu tidak sehebat dulu. Jadi mereka (orang Melayu) pergi ke badan-badan lain. Ini satu kesilapan," katanya.

Beliau berkata Umno perlu terus ke hadapan memperjuangkan hak orang Melayu namun pada masa yang sama, mereka juga tidak boleh menafikan hak bangsa-bangsa lain dalam negara.
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