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SEBUAH TEATER Posted: 05 Oct 2015 07:18 PM PDT TAHALUF SIYASI dari TEATER BUKAN TEATER KHAMIS 8 OKTOBER 2015 JAM 8:30 MALAM DEWAN SIVIK PETALIANG JAYA TIKET:019-274-66-71 ------------

BERITA BAIK PAGI INI Posted: 05 Oct 2015 06:33 PM PDT BERITA BAIK MULA LAWAN CUKONG Najib tuntut Ling Liong Sik mohon maaf Najib  Razak menuntut bekas presiden MCA,  Ling Liong Sik menarik balik dan memohon maaf atas kenyataannya yang didakwa berunsur fitnah mengenai perdana menteri baru-baru ini. Surat tuntutan itu, yang disahkan oleh sumber keluarga Ling, telah dihantar kepada bekas menteri pusat itu. Surat tuntutan itu menuntut penarikan balik, permohonan maaf serta ganti rugi berikutan artikel di dalam The Malay Mail Online bertajuk 'MCA's Liong Sik joins call for Najib's ouster for allegedly putting people's money in his own pocket' yang disiarkan pada 3 Oktober. KAH KAH KAH woit kah kah kah ini gertak gertak saje wall street journal tak berani saman kalau cukong disaman lagi banyak cerita lendir terpancut keluar kah kah kah lagi banyak kes rasuah terpancut keluar kah kah kah GOOD NEWS ------------

NAJIB CURI DUIT Posted: 05 Oct 2015 05:45 PM PDT NAJiB CURI DUIT KATA MAHATHiR  Mahathir bangkit dakwaan 'curi duit' sekali lagi Mahahtir Mohamad sekali lagi membangkitkan mengenai dakwaan mencuri terhadap  Najib Razak. "Ini nak bagi duit, konon nak bagi sokongan, bila duit tak cukup nak bagi berjuta-juta, apa kita nak buat? "Curi la, curi duit," kata bekas presiden Umno itu, yang mengundang tepukan gemuruh hadirin. Satu video ucapan yang disampaikannya di Tawau, Sabah petang ini telah dimuat naik oleh penulis blog Din Turtle. Bekas perdana menteri itu yang disiasat polis berhubung kenyataannya berkaitan Najib pada himpunan BERISH 4, dilihat tidak kisah jika beliau ditangkap. "Kalau kena tangkap, saya nak cakap terang-terang di sini, kena tangkap, tangkaplah, tapi saya nak cakap Najib curi duit," katanya. KAH KAH KAH woit  ini sudah berat amat amat berat mahathir kata najib curi najib jadi pencuri najib curi duit kah kah kah najib curi duit sapa? kah kah kah najib perdana menteri ini mesti curi tabung tabung mana? tabung masjid laaaa kah kah kah DUIT MASJiD ------------

RAHSIA BOCOR Posted: 05 Oct 2015 10:15 AM PDT BAYAR JANGAN TAK BAYAR Mahathir: Tiada duit, tiada hadirin untuk Najib Bekas perdana menteri Mahathir Mohamad kini membawa kempen anti Najib Razak menyeberangi Laut China Selatan. Berucap dalam satu majlis di Tawau, Sabah petang ini,  Mahathir yang juga bekas presiden Umno itu terus menerus menyerang Najib Beliau mendakwa Najib tidak boleh meyakinkan rakyat supaya menyertai perhimpunan menyokong beliau jika tidak melibatkan wang. "Di Tawau ni pun berlaku. 50,000 rakyat Tawau datang (sokong Najib) katanya (Najib). Tapi ini angka ciptaan, mereka datang kerana diupah untuk datang," katanya. Satu video ucapannya telah dimuat naik oleh penulis blog Din Turtle. Mahathir merujuk kepada 'Perhimpunan Solidariti Rakyat Sabah Bersama Perdana Menteri', di Tawau pada 10 Mei, di mana Najib membaca falsafah Bugis dan berkata beliau tidak akan tunduk dengan tuntutan supaya melepas jawatannya. Laporan menyebut seramai 40,000 hadirin hadir dalam perhimpunan itu. KAH KAH KAH woit baru jelas baru terang mula mula ramai hairan mula mula agak pelik dari mana ramai datang kah kah kah sekarang baru tahu rahsia dah bocor kah kah kah semua datang dibayar kah kah kah NAJIB CiPUT ----------

LAGI FITNAH DARI ISRAEL Posted: 05 Oct 2015 07:09 AM PDT LAGI FiTNAH LAGI TOHMAH INI GERAKAN ANTi MELAYU HINA MELAYU HINA RAJA HINA iSLAM Akhbar puji Najib kerana 'mesra' Israel, agama Yahudi Akhbar The Times of Israel memuji  Najib Razak kerana dikatakan bercakap positif tentang agama Yahudi dan mengiktiraf negara itu sebagai "teman bicara sah" semasa Perhimpunan Agung Pertubuhan Bangsa-Bangsa Bersatu (PBB) di New York, Amerika Syarikat, baru-baru ini. Menurut akhbar tersebut, sebelum ini pendahulu-pendahulu Najib tidak mesra terhadap negara Israel dan agama Yahudi. - See more at: http://www.themalaysianinsider.com/bahasa/article/akhbar-puji-najib-kerana-mesra-israel-agama-yahudi#sthash.Pu6YwJaz.dpuf KAH KAH KAH woit ini sudah berat sampai menyembah zionis kah kah kah ini berat sampai minta nyawa dari zionis ini saheh minat bantuan zionis antarabangsa kah kah kah SEMBAH ZiONIS --------------

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ESOK PAGI KE PUTAR JAYA Posted: 05 Oct 2015 01:31 AM PDT ESOK PAGI JAM 9:00 MAHKAMAH PUTAR JAYA FACE BOOK Adam Adli 3 hrs ·    Esok adalah keputusan kes Prof Azmi Sharom di Istana Kehakiman, Putrajaya. Latar kes: selepas Prof Azmi Sharom didakwa bawah Akta Hasutan pada 2 September 2014, beliau telah memfailkan semakan kehakiman bagi mencabar keabsahan akta tersebut. Kes ini sekarang sudah masuk ke mahkamah terakhir, iaitu Mahkamah Persekutuan. Jika beliau menang esok, Akta Hasutan akan berjaya dibuktikan sebagai tidak sah - dan ini bakal jadi satu loncatan besar kepada usaha memansuhkan akta tinggalan kolonial British ini. Jika kalah? Beliau akan didakwa semula, dan berhadapan risiko penjara, manakala kita di luar akan terus menentang akta ini. Dan, jika kalah sekalipun, kehadiran dan solidariti kita akan beri semangat kepada beliau dalam menghadapi pendakwaan tersebut. ---------------

SUDAH JADI GILA Posted: 05 Oct 2015 12:21 AM PDT MAT FRAUD Saifuddin 'gila' kerana soal Umno semula, kata Ku Nan Bekas ahli Majlis Tertinggi  Saifuddin Abdullah "gila" apabila mempersoalkan surat tunjuk sebab yang diberi kepadanya kerana menghadiri program pembangkang, kata Setiausaha Agung Umno Tengku Adnan Tengku Mansor. Menteri Wilayah Persekutuan itu berkata, beliau memberikan surat berkenaan kepada peguamnya dan akan mengajukannya kepada lembaga disiplin Umno "Hari ini dia balas dan dia soal saya. Kita soal dia, dia pula soal kita. Tidakkah ini gila? "Bukan kerja saya pecat dia, kenapa dia hadir majlis itu?" katanya kepada pemberita di Kuala Lumpur, hari ini - See more at: http://www.themalaysianinsider.com/bahasa/article/saifuddin-gila-kerana-soal-umno-semula-kata-ku-nan#sthash.6B4zbxAI.dpuf KAH KAH KAH woit hang tanya saje hang jadi gila hanya ada soalan tengku fraud akan kata hang ini gila tak perlu gi jumpa bomoh tak perlu jumpa harun din sat sat hang jadi gila kah kah kah GiLA LAGi ------------

MENGHASUT SATU KERJA POLITIK Posted: 04 Oct 2015 10:08 PM PDT TAHNIAH! MENGHASUT SATU KERJA  POLITiK

DUNIA SEMAKIN PANAS Posted: 04 Oct 2015 09:38 PM PDT GWA SUDAH BiLANG DUNIA MAKiN PANAS TAPI LU TAK CAYA NOTA kawasan french riviera kawasan tepi laut tengah kawaswan cuaca terbaik tak pernah terjadi banjir ini wilayah percutian French floods: 19 feared dead after storms sweep French Riviera Nineteen people are feared dead after violent storms and severe flooding swept the French Riviera, including three people who drowned in a retirement home after a river broke its banks. Heavy flooding along the Côte d'Azur on Saturday saw the river Brague burst its banks close to the city of Antibes, flooding a home for elderly people. The French president, François Hollande, confirmed at least 16 people had died and three were missing. The interior ministry said earlier in the morning there was little hope of finding the missing people alive. ------------

KETAWA DI TERUSKAN LAGI Posted: 04 Oct 2015 08:18 PM PDT KETAWA DITERUSKAN KAH KAH KAH Di PUCHONG Di PJ KAH KAH KA YANG NI DIBATALKAN ATAS ARAHAN KAH KAH KAH -----------------

FBI Posted: 04 Oct 2015 07:45 PM PDT SINCE MARCH ERTINYA SEMENJAK  BULAN TIGA FBI DAH BUAT SIASATAN KPN nafi FBI siasat kes 1MDB dan perdana menteri Ketua Polis Negara Khalid Abu Bakar hari ini menafikan dakwaan kononnya pihak Biro Penyiasatan Persekutuan (FBI) Amerika Syarikat memulakan siasatan ke atas kes 1Malaysia Development Berhad (1MDB) dan juga Perdana Menteri Datuk Seri Najib Razak. Beliau berkata Polis Diraja Malaysia (PDRM) tidak pernah menerima sebarang pemakluman berhubung dakwaan siasatan yang dijalankan oleh pihak FBI. "Saya merujuk kepada beberapa artikel yang disebarkan di dalam media sosial yang mendakwa pihak FBI memulakan siasatan ke atas 1MDB dan perdana menteri. - See more at: http://www.themalaysianinsider.com/bahasa/article/kpn-nafi-fbi-siasat-kes-1mdb-dan-perdana-menteri#sthash.A8sqZORy.dpuf Confirmed — US Authorities Have Investigated 1MDB Since March Following media reports in the United States, Sarawak Report can confirm that this news site handed over extensive data about 1MDB to a joint US investigation team back in March. It means that the development fund and its prime fixer Jho Low, who holds American citizenship, have been under the scrutiny of US law enforcers for several months, during which time Low has posed as one of the country's most generous philanthropists sitting on numerous boards, including that of the UN Foundation and National Geographic. The law enforcement team, which travelled to London to collect the material, included staff from the Department of Justice's Kleptocracy Asset Recovery Department and members of the FBI. KAH KAH KAH woit apa hal polis amerika nak tanya polis malaysia nak minta kebenaran dari ketua twiter kah kah kah china tembam dah lari kah kah kah bila nak tangkap nanti baru interpol masuk kah kah kah PLEASE WAiT -----------

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