Isnin, 7 Februari 2011

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Kopitiam Bang Nan

Si Pemalas ni mahu terus jadi wakil rakyat....

Posted: 07 Feb 2011 04:58 PM PST


SPR dihalang bincang status ADUN Pelabuhan Klang

Suruhanjaya Pilihan Raya (SPR) dilarang mengadakan mesyuarat bagi membincangkan status ADUN Pelabuhan Klang Badrul Hisham Abdullah sehingga 17 Feb ini.

Perintah itu dikeluarkan oleh Mahkamah Tinggi hari ini selepas membenarkan permohonan Badrul Hisham untuk mendapatkan injunksi interim terhadap SPR, sementara menunggu saman pemulanya bagi satu deklarasi bahawa beliau masih ADUN kawasan berkenaan didengar.

Hakim Datuk Zaleha Yusof membuat keputusan itu dalam kamarnya selepas mendengar hujah Peguam Kanan Persekutuan Datuk Kamaludin Md Said yang mewakili SPR dan peguam Datuk Mohd Hafarizam (kanan) Harun untuk Badrul Hisham (kiri).

Badrul Hisham memfailkan permohonan pada 28 Jan lalu bagi menghalang SPR daripada mengadakan pilihan raya kecil di kawasan berkenaan, atau mengisytiharkan bahawa kerusi DUN Pelabuhan Klang kosong.

Sebelum itu, pada 24 Jan, Badrul Hisham memfailkan saman pemula untuk mendapatkan pengisytiharkan mahkamah bahawa beliau masih ADUN Pelabuhan Klang dan berhak menghadiri persidangan DUN Selangor.

Beliau juga meminta mahkamah mengisytiharkan keputusan speaker DUN Selangor Datuk Teng Chang Khim pada 19 Jan lepas sebagai tidak sah dan batal kerana ia melangkaui perlembagaan Selangor.

Teng mengisytiharkan kerusi DUN Pelabuhan Klang kosong atas alasan Badrul Hisham tidak menghadiri persidangan DUN Selangor selama enam bulan tanpa sebarang sebab munasabah.

Badrul Hisham yang memenangi kerusi berkenaan atas tiket PKR pada pilihan raya umum 2008, meninggalkan parti itu pada Oktober 2009 untuk menjadi ADUN Bebas yang mesra BN.

Beliau menyertai Umno pada Mei tahun lalu.

Temuduga MB dengan SUK petang tadi....MB pengsan!!

Posted: 07 Feb 2011 04:28 AM PST


Datuk K pegi interview kerja sebagai SUK tadi. Bila MB nampak dia dengan pakaian yang tak kena konsep dan juga rambut yang tak bersikat, dalam hati dia mula membentak; "Argghhh! Orang macam ni pun ada!".

Tapi apa-apapun dia kena interview juga si Datuk K ni. Jadi dia pun tanyalah Datuk K, "Kalau Datuk dapat buat ayat dalam bahasa Inggeris dengan menggunakan perkataan yang saya bagi, saya rasa Datuk ada peluang untuk diterima jadi SUK! Perkataan-perkataannya ialah GREEN, PINK, YELLOW, BLUE, WHITE, PURPLE dan BLACK!".

Jadi Datuk K pun berfikir sejenak dan kemudian menjawab... "I hear the phone GREEN, GREEN... GREEN..., then I go and PINK up the phone, I say YELLOW...BLUE's that? WHITE did you say? Aiya...! wrong number la... Don't PURPLEy disturb people and don't call BLACK, ok? Thank you."

Lepas tu MB tu terus pengsan!!

{Untuk makluman...gambar di atas cuma hiasan. Tiada kena mengena dengan yang hidup mahupun yang mati}

Tuuuuuuu dia...Ngap!! Awatlah hai???

Posted: 06 Feb 2011 11:22 PM PST

Dengar sini rakyat semua....

"Berjimat-jimat!!"

"Kerajaan tak ada duit...kena potong subsidi kalau tidak nanti tahun 2019 Malaysia bankrap..ada faham??"

"Kami naikkan harga minyak bukan sebab apa...kat England depa jual lagi mahal.!!"

"Felda...ha Felda...Jangan dengor cakap pembangkang tu [selain dari Selangor, Kelantan, Penang, Kedah dan (ya dan) (sebenarnya) Perak] .... semua tu dakyah jahat depa!!"

"Bodoh...tak faham lagi??"

'Navy vessels costing 870 percent more'

Yet another Defence Ministry purchase has come under the spotlight, with the whopping RM6 billion it is prepared to pay for six naval vessels said to be costing up to 870 percent more than what other countries paid for similar ships.

According to Petaling Jaya Utara parliamentarian Tony Pua, the offshore patrol vessels (OPVs) purchased by the Royal New Zealand Navy from "world-renowned global defence security company BAE Systems" last year had cost only NZ$90 million (RM210 million) each.

Israel, which is fighting wars on several fronts, paid US$260 million (RM791 million) for its OPVs, more than RM219 million less than what the Defence Ministry is willing to pay.

"The Irish Roisin class will cost US$34 million (RM103 million), the Greek Super Vita US$108 million (RM329 million), the German Type 130 US$188 million (RM572 million) and the Israeli Saar V US$260 million (RM791 million) each.

"Even at the very top of the range, Lockheed Martin and General Dynamics, two of the best and biggest military companies in the world, built the US Littoral Combat Ships (LCS) at a budget of less than US$300 million (RM913 million) in 2004," Pua (left) said in a statement today.

He questioned why the purchase was not made through competitive bidding, when even countries with the most advanced armed forces in the world, such as the United States, did so for their military requirements.

Boustead a bailed-out company?

On Saturday, Defence Minister Ahmad Zahid Hamidi announced that the government has agreed to allocate RM6 billion to purchase six OPVs from Boustead Naval Shipyard Sdn Bhd.

Ahmad Zahid said the deal would give the local defence industry a boost as at least RM2 billion of the allocation would benefit the 632 vendor companies partnering with Boustead Naval Shipyard.

However, the minister added, the price has not been "finalised", much to the ire of Pua, who wonders "the point of making such announcements" before anything was set.

Another Boustead Holdings subsidiary, Boustead DCNS Naval Corporation Sdn Bhd, was previously awarded a contract worth RM1.3 billion for the maintenance of two Scorpene submarines in the service of the Royal Malaysian Navy.

Bousted, noted Bukit Bendera parliamentarian Liew Chin Tong, is the "bailed out and re-named PSCI, which had failed to deliver the previous order of OPVs".

Why take away subsidies to buy warships?

While he concedes the merits of building a domestic defence industry, Liew, who is a member of the Pakatan Rakyat parliamentary shadow defence committee, questioned if it was wise to do so at the expense of both quality and costs.

"In the instance where international open bidding offers half the price and better quality, are we still insistent in building this particular segment of local industry?" he asked in a statement.

Echoing his DAP colleagues, Klang MP Charles Santiago (right) also raised the issue of "prudent spending", saying that such a huge amount of RM6 billion could be better spent in addressing more urgent issues.

South Korea, he said, recently made a deal for "larger and newer" frigates at US$300 million each, but unlike Malaysia, that country was in a confrontation with its neighbour, which had one of the largest armies in the world.

"In light of the recent increase in food and commodity prices in the country as a result of 'subsidy rationalisation', the question that needs to be asked is if this counts as prudent spending?" Santiago asked in his statement.

The DAP has previously called for a parliamentary committee on defence to build bi-partisan consensus on defence decisions and to scrutinise deals above RM100 million.
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