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MEMALUKAN!! Media antarabangsa dedah Najib bayar penulis Amerika USD389,724,70 untuk burukkan Anwar Posted: 02 Mar 2013 03:15 AM PST Media antarabangsa mendedahkan perbuatan Perdana Menteri, Datuk Seri Najib Razak mengupah media Amerika Syarikat untuk memburuk-burukkan reputasi Ketua Umum KEADILAN, Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim. "Bayaran dibuat kepada beberapa wartawan konservatif Amerika yang bekerja di Huffington Post, San Francisco Examiner, Washington Times, Natinal Review dan Red State. "Maklumat diperoleh Jabatan Keadilan yang difailkan bawah Akta Pendaftaran Agen Asing untuk menyerang tokoh pro-demokrasi itu. Kempen itu bermula Mei 2008 hingga April 2011 dan ia diketuai oleh Joshua Trevino. "Trevino menerima bayaran USD389,724,70," tulisan portal BuzzFeed bertarikh semalam, dipetik . Mengikut portal itu, antara 10 nama yang terlibat memburuk-burukkan nama Anwar ialah Ben Domenech; Pengarah Pusat Demokrasi Amerika, Rachel Ehrenfeld; Editor majalah Commentary, Seth Mandel; Penulis Red State, Brad Jackson dan beberapa nama lagi. Ben Domenech, bekas blogger Washington Post menulis mengenai senario politik Malaysia. "Tugas saya ialah menulis tentang pergaduhan politik di sana dan memberi pendapat saya sendiri," katanya dipetik portal berpangkalan di Manhattan, New York itu. Naib Presiden Yayasan Dasar Awam Texas, Chuck Devore berkata, ia perkara biasa untuk diupah dan dibayar oleh sumber luar. "Ia bukanlah sesuatu yang luar biasa bagi penulis bebas untuk dibayar dari pelbagai sumber, seperti yang dilakukan oleh Trevino," katanya lapor BuzzFeed. Sam Mandel pula mengakui dibayar oleh Joshua dan tidak mengetahui wujudnya entiti lain di belakangnya. "Saya penulis blog berkaitan isu Israel dan anti-semitisme. Kemudian Joshua hampiri saya dan memperkatakan tentang Anwar yang membuat komen anti-semitik dan bergabung dengan organisasi anti-Israel. "Saya tidak mengetahui ia ada kaitan dengan kerajaan Malaysia dan saya hanya tahu, saya dibayar oleh Joshua," katanya dipetik ~ Keadilandaily Ini sebahagian artikel.. Covert Malaysian Campaign Touched A Wide Range Of American Media A range of mainstream American publications printed paid propaganda for the government of Malaysia, much of it focused on the campaign against a pro-democracy figure there. The payments to conservative American opinion writers — whose work appeared in outlets from the Huffington Post and San Francisco Examiner to the Washington Times to National Review and RedState — emerged in a filing this week to the Department of Justice. The filing under the Foreign Agent Registration Act outlines a campaign spanning May 2008 to April 2011 and led by Joshua Trevino, a conservative pundit, who received $389,724.70 under the contract and paid smaller sums to a series of conservative writers. Trevino lost his column at the Guardian last year after allegations that his relationship with Malaysian business interests wasn't being disclosed in columns dealing with Malaysia. Trevino told Politico in 2011 that "I was never on any 'Malaysian entity's payroll,' and I resent your assumption that I was." According to Trevino's belated federal filing, the interests paying Trevino were in fact the government of Malaysia, "its ruling party, or interests closely aligned with either." The Malaysian government has been accused of multiple human rights abuses and restricting the press and personal freedoms. Anwar, the opposition leader, has faced prosecution for sodomy, a prosecution widely denounced in the West, which Trevino defended as more "nuanced" than American observers realized. The government for which Trevino worked also attacked Anwar for saying positive things about Israel; Trevino has argued that Anwar is not the pro-democracy figure he appears. The federal filing specified that Trevino was engaged through the lobbying firm APCO Worldwide and the David All Group, an American online consulting firm. The contract also involved a firm called FBC (short for Fact-Based Communications), whose involvement in covert propaganda prompted a related scandal and forced an executive at The Atlantic to resign from its board. According to the filings, Trevino was also employed to write for websites called MalaysiaMatters and MalaysiaWatcher. Trevino's subcontractors included conservative writer Ben Domenech, who made $36,000 from the arrangement, and Rachel Ehrenfeld, the director of the American Center for Democracy, who made $30,000. Seth Mandel, an editor at Commentary, made $5,500 (his byline is attached to the National Review item linked to above). Brad Jackson, writing at the time for RedState, made $24,700. Overall, 10 writers were part of the arrangement. "It was actually a fairly standard PR operation," Trevino told BuzzFeed Friday. "To be blunt with you, and I think the filing is clear about this, it was a lot looser than a typical PR operation. I wanted to respect these guys' independence and not have them be placement machines." More read HERE

Mat-mat Motor dibayar RM15 untuk meramaikan majlis Muhyiddin.. Video sebagai bukti.. Saksikan!! Posted: 01 Mar 2013 07:34 PM PST Dah jadi budaya UMNO nampaknya ini.. kerana yang menyokong mereka semakin berkurangan, terpaksalah dikeluarkan upah kepada remaja-remaja untuk meramaikan apa saja majlis mereka.. Dalam hal ini untuk meramaikan hadirin dalam majlis Muhyiddin di Kelantan, mereka terpaksa membayar upah kepada Mat Motor.. Tetapi upahnya lebih kurang dari kebiasaan yang diberikan oleh UMNO kepada hadirin upahan mereka iaitu RM50, disini hanya RM15 diberikan kepada Mat-mat Motor itu.. Berapa lapis punya filter ni?.. pakat makan sorang sikit ke? Tapi.. duit siapa yang diedarkan tu?? Duit Muhyiddin ke atau duit siapa? Ini laporan dari Bernama.. KOTA BAHARU: Timbalan Perdana Menteri Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin pada Jumaat tiba di Lapangan Terbang Sultan Ismail Petra, Pengkalan Chepa di sini untuk mengadakan lawatan sehari di Kelantan. Muhyiddin yang ditemani isteri Puan Sri Noorainee Abdul Rahman tiba pada pukul 9.35 pagi dan disambut Pengerusi Badan Perhubungan Umno Kelantan Datuk Seri Mustapa Mohamed, Timbalannya Datuk Dr Awang Adek Hussin, Pengerusi MIC negeri M. Kuppusamy dan Timbalan Pengerusi MCA Kelantan Tan Ken Ten serta barisan kepimpinan komponen Barisan Nasional Kelantan. Sejurus tiba, Muhyiddin dan isteri menghadiri majlis Himpunan Rakyat 1Malaysia di Pusat Transformasi Luar Bandar (RTC) Kelantan di Tunjong di sini. Muhyiddin kemudian akan menunaikan solat Jumaat bersama penduduk di Masjid Aril, Melor di sini, diikuti menghadiri jamuan rakyat di Masjid Kampung Tegayung juga di Melor pada pukul 2.20 petang. Timbalan Perdana Menteri dan isteri kemudian akan menghadiri Himpunan Anak Muda Kelantan di Jabatan Kebudayaan dan Kesenian Negara (JKKN) Kelantan di Tanjung Chat di sini pada pukul 3.50 petang yang dijangka dihadiri kira-kira 20,000 orang terdiri daripada anggota badan bukan kerajaan di negeri ini. Muhyiddin dan isteri dijadual berlepas pulang ke ibu negara pada pukul 5.30 petang. BERNAMA Ini video Mat-mat Motor itu dibayar...

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