SAPP NAK LOMPAT ???LOMPAT JANGAN TAK LOMPAT

SAPP adakan sidang akhbar khas esok /HARI INI LA 18 JUN
17/06/2008 9:56pm
KOTA KINABALU 17 Jun – Parti Maju Sabah (SAPP) yang dikaitkan dengan pelbagai khabar angin tentang tindakan keluar daripada Barisan Nasional (BN) akan mengumumkan satu `kejutan' esok.
Utusan Malaysia difahamkan kejutan itu akan diumumkan pada sidang akhbar khas parti tersebut di Ibu Pejabat SAPP di Luyang dekat sini.
"Tunggu dan lihat sahaja esok, ia satu pengumuman yang mengejutkan senario politik di Malaysia dan dijangka satu keputusan akan diambil SAPP,'' kata seorang pemimpin kanan parti itu yang enggan namanya disiarkan ketika dihubungi Utusan Malaysia.
Sementara itu, Perdana Menteri, Datuk Seri Abdullah Ahmad Badawi ketika ditanya khabar angin bahawa ada pemimpin politik atau Ahli Parlimen dari Sabah akan keluar BN memberitahu, beliau tidak mengetahui mengenainya.
``Saya tidak diberitahu apa-apa,'' kata Abdullah ringkas kepada pemberita selepas menutup Persidangan Antarabangsa Ketua-ketua Pegawai Eksekutif di sini hari ini.- Utusan.

ANALISA:KEMANA HILANGNYA WANG PETRONAS???

LANGUT TINGGI-TINGGI SAMPAI MENARA PETRONAS .BELUM TUMBUH GIGI AYAH BAYAR 2.70

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Sumber diatas adalah dari anil netto blog yang diterjemahkan

Sebenarnya PETRONAS adalah syarikat kerajaan milik Rakyat Malaysia Sendirian Berhad,bermakna ianya bukan milik BN atau mana-mana pihak.Oleh yang demikian keuntungan yang dicapai pada suku pertama tahun ini harus di bentangkan dalam parlimen Malaysia supaya BN tidak melindunginya dari kacamata rakyat.

Mari kita kaji sedikit sebanyak jumlah hasil yang diperolehi oleh PETRONAS.Berdasarkan fakta yang diberikan oleh ahli politik yang membuat kajian baik dari pihak kerajaan dan pihak yang lain.

Sumber-sumber dari pihak syarikat minyak terkenal EXXON MOBIL dalam laman webnya menjelaskan bahawa pengeluaran minyak negara ialah sebanyak 850,000 tong dimana 500,000 ribu tong adalah kegunaan dalam negara.Dakwaan bahawa setiap tong minyak mentah yang dijual sebanyak USD130 setong manakala prosesnya ialah sebanyak USD30 setong.Jadi jumlahkasarnya cuba anda bayangkan sendiri.

INI PANDANGAN HUSAM MUSA DALAM BLOGNYA

Satu dari strategi mudah dan praktikal ialah meluaskan penggunaan gas, baik LPG atau NGV untuk domestik, termasuk untuk kenderaan.

Bila lebih banyak gas digunakan, kita kurang menggunakan minyak. Lebih banyak pula minyak kita dapat di eksport dan kita mendapat lebih banyak wang. Wang minyak itu kita gunakan untuk mengekalkan harga minyak tempatan dan kita sendiri menggunakan lebih gas dari minyak.
Sebagai 'net exporter' minyak dan gas, Malaysia mendapat keuntungan yang banyak dari kenaikan harga minyak dari hasil penjualan lebihan hasil petroleum Negara.
Jika dicampurkan pengeluaran gas dan minyak negara jumlah keseluruhannya melebihi 1.7 juta tong sehari. Namun penggunaan Negara termasuk gas asli adalah kurang dari 1 juta tong sehari. Oleh itu subsidi yang diberikan masih boleh ditanggung oleh kerajaan.

MAHKAMAH BENARKAN ANWAR CABAR KES PEMECATAN NYA

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Mahkamah Persekutuan di sini semalam memberikan lampu hijau kepada Dato' Seri Anwar Ibrahim untuk mencabar kesahihan dari segi perlembagaan, pemecatannya daripada jawatan Kabinet hampir 10 tahun lalu, oleh bekas Perdana Menteri Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad.
Bernama melaporkan panel tiga anggota itu yang diketuai Hakim Besar Sabah dan Sarawak Tan Sri Richard Malanjum, sebulat suara membenarkan Anwar merayu kepada Mahkamah Persekutuan terhadap keputusan Mahkamah Tinggi, bahawa pemecatannya sebagai Timbalan Perdana Menteri dan Menteri Kewangan adalah sah pelaksanaannya dari segi undang-undang oleh Tun Dr Mahathir.

Berikutan keputusan itu, Mahkamah Persekutuan akan menentukan dua persoalan undang-undang - sama ada pemecatan Anwar tidak mengikut perlembagaan, dan sama ada Tun Dr Mahathir boleh memecat timbalannya tanpa terlebih dahulu menasihatkan Yang di-Pertuan Agong.

Mahkamah akan memutuskan,

Pertama sama ada peruntukan Artikel 43(5) Perlembagaan Persekutuan secara khusus menghendaki Yang di-Pertuan Agong merupakan kuasa yang membatalkan pelantikan Anwar sebagai Timbalan Perdana Menteri dan Menteri Kewangan dalam Kabinet Malaysia dengan berdasarkan prinsip bahawa hanya pihak yang berkuasa yang melantik mempunyak hak untuk membatalkan sebarang pelantikan yang dibuatnya.

Kedua, sama ada pemotongan nama Anwar daripada jawatan Timbalan Perdana Menteri dan penggantian nama perayu (Anwar) dengan nama responden Tun Dr Mahathir sebagai menteri kewangan melalui perintah Menteri-menteri Kerajaan Persekutuan 1998 dapat membaiki ketidakpatuhan responden pertama terhadap peruntukan jelas dalam perkara tersebut.

Terdahulu Karpal Singah berhujah bahawa Tun Dr Mahathir merupakan orang yang membuat keputusan untuk memecat Anwar daripada jawatan Kabinet dan menggugurkan beliau berkuat kuasa pukul 5.30 petang 2 Sept 1998 tanpa sebarang penunjuk bahawa Yang di-Pertuan Agong telah dinasihati beliau sebelum beliau (Tun Dr Mahathir) menyediakan dan menyerahkan surat pemecatan kepada Anwar.

Karpal Singh berkata Anwar, yang merupakan pemohon terhadap rayuan itu, bersetuju untuk tidak memohon mendapatkan kembali jawatannya sebagai Timbalan Perdana Menteri dan Menteri Kewangan kerana perkara itu adalah akademik.

ANWAR TUNTUT GANTI RUGI.JAWATAN TAK MENGAPA...RAKYAT DAH BAGI JADI PERDANA MENTERI.SEKARANG PUN TARAF SAMA DENGAN PM .......

CROSSOVERS:WHAT IF NOTHING HAPPENS???

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Crossovers: What if nothing happens?

Ong Kian Ming and Oon Yeoh

Jun 17, 08 10:46am

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PKR de facto leader Anwar Ibrahim's recent political statements have focused on two promises. Firstly, that Pakatan Rakyat would form the next government by Sept 16 this year. Secondly, that he would slash petrol prices once Pakatan is in power.
MCPXWhat is the likelihood that he will be able to keep these promises? What would the political fallout if he fails to live up to them? This is the topic of today's podcast.Obviously, the second promise is predicated on the first. He cannot possibly lower petrol prices if Pakatan is not in power. So, let's examine his first promise first.We have stated in the past that we think there is an element of bluffing when he says he has the numbers to form the next government. This doesn't mean he doesn't have any MPs committed to switching. We just think he doesn't have enough, at least not yet.That said, we are of the opinion that it is a good strategy to take because it can result in a self-fulfilling prophecy. It's also a bluff the Barisan Nasional cannot call him on. They have to assume a worst-case scenario.Anwar's recent reiteration of the Sept 16 deadline is not only a deadline for himself to get the job done, but also a means to push those MPs who have hinted that they would cross over to Pakatan to make the actual leap. In short, his message is "the clock is ticking, if you're not on board now, you may miss the boat."However, recent developments might hinder his progress in securing crossovers from Sabah. Prime Minister Abdullah Ahmad Badawi, who obviously takes the threat seriously, has announced a series of incentives meant specifically at assuaging the Sabah MPs. This includes increasing development funds to every constituency and appointing a Sabahan as the vice-chancellor of the University Malaysia Sabah.While not all Sabahan MPs are totally satisfied with these incentives, most notably Yong Teck Lee of SAPP, they do seem to have quelled the discontent somewhat. A new option is now being bandied about, which is instead of joining Pakatan, a new Sabah party would be formed to fight for the interests of Sabah, and this party would be an independent. That way, it can play the role of kingmaker and can negotiate the best deal from BN and Pakatan.

Will it erode Anwar’s credibility?

So, what happens if Sept 16 comes and goes and BN is still the government of the day? Would Anwar's credibility go down the drain? We don't think so.Anwar, being the masterful politician that he is, can always come up with some viable excuses. He could say, for example, that credible sources within the government have told him that certain factions in the BN is ready to create trouble if Pakatan attempts to take over the government. Or he could say the government will resort to draconian measures to stop this from happening – measures that would destabilise the country.Such face-saving measures can minimise the political damage arising from missing the Sept 16 deadline. It's much more difficult for Anwar to renege on his second promise, to decrease petrol prices if Pakatan becomes the next government.While Kian Ming was surprised that he reiterated this promise almost immediately after Abdullah announced the petrol price hikes, Oon was not taken aback as he predicted that this would be one of the populist overtures that Anwar would make.Although as a former finance minister, Anwar knows full well the high cost of oil subsidies and the negative impact it would have on the government's budget, he obviously believes that this is a price worth paying in order to garner popular public support.He is somewhat helped by the fact that Abdullah has already raised petrol prices. If he had come into power with the petrol price at RM1.92, it would have been much more challenging for him to lower petrol prices, something he promised to do through the election campaign period.Now that petrol is priced at RM2.70, he has more flexibility. He could, for example, reduce the price to RM2.60 or RM2.50 and still claim the moral high ground of being able to keep his promise.So, can Anwar keep his promises? We think not for a Sept 16 takeover but yes for reducing petrol prices. Will he suffer if he reneges on his promises? We think not for the former, but yes for the latter. After all, not all promises are created equal.We dedicate this article to Tim Russert, a respected American political journalist and host of Meet the Press, who died of a heart attack last Friday. Sunday mornings will not be the same without Tim.
ONG KIAN MING is a PhD candidate in political science at Duke University and OON YEOH is a writer and new media analyst. You can listen to both of them discuss this topic in their Realpolitik podcast.