KITA ADA POTENSI BESAR DAN TIDAK LAMA LAGI KE PUTRAJAYA

Menurut Sdr Azmin dalam ceramah beliau pada malam penutup kongress PKR bahawa PKR akan menyokong pilihanraya di Terengganu dan akan turun dengan penuh dari seluruh jentera.Beliau juga mengulas bahawa hanya BN dan UMNO yang mempertikaikan bahasa Melayu sebagai bahasa kebangsaan, maka kerana itu UMNO BN yang mempertikaikan bahasa Malaysia.

Dalam PKR semua telah jelas bahkan agama islam adalah agama rasmi negara sebagaimana yang di ucapkan oleh Sdr Sivarasa pada malam tersebut.PKR dan Pakatan Rakyat telah meletakkan Bahasa Malaysia sebagai bahasa pengantar di sekolah- sekolah kebangsaan di Malaysia.



Perkasakan Pakatan Rakyat dan sebelum plihanraya ke 13, kita telah berada di Putrajaya.

Sarawak the new target

PKR wants to wrest Sarawak from Barisan Nasional in the next Malaysian state elections

SHAH ALAM, MALAYSIA - PKR wants to wrest Sarawak from Barisan Nasional in the next state elections and the ground work will begin next month, says de facto leader Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim.

However, the party's new recruit Ngemoh assemblyman Gabriel Adit, who joined PKR with 12,000 supporters recently, acknowledged this to be a big challenge.
Anwar said he had heard the "cries" coming from the state and directed party leaders to go down to the ground in Sarawak starting next month to "do battle" to win the state.
"I am sure DAP and PAS will help. There is a big change coming there," he said in his keynote address at the PKR national congress yesterday.

Anwar said Sarawak was a state rich in petroleum, gas, timber and other natural resources but its people remained poor and were hungry for change.

Sarawak had its state elections in May 2006 and the next election is due in 2011.
Touching briefly on the Sept 16 self imposed deadline that had passed for Pakatan Rakyat (PR) to take over the Federal Government, Anwar said transition of government was not a personal political game but it involved many bodies like the police, military, judiciary, civil service and the media.

"True, it did not come to fruition on Sept 16 but believe me their (Barisan) political game cannot jeopardise the strength of the people's spirit when they are united," he added.
He acknowledged that there were some problems among PKR, PAS and DAP but said that all three parties should look at the bigger agenda.

Earlier, Adit called on all the PKR members from the peninsula to come to Sarawak because Barisan Nasional in Sarawak was very strong.

Speaking to reporters later, PKR vice president Azmin Ali said focusing on Sarawak did not mean that PKR was giving up on taking over the Federal Government through crossovers.
"But we are expecting early elections in Sarawak. We expect it in the second quarter of next year," he said.

He said all PKR MPs and assemblymen would be in Sarawak from the second week of December.
"If the people decide on change, there is no way to stop the mood on the ground," he added.
Later last night, Anwar disclosed that he at times had a headache over the anticipated crossovers of Barisan MPs to PKR.
He said some of them gave their word in writing but these MPs verbally attacked him later upon their return to Kuching.

"When I asked why, they said they had to because they were suspected of being the ones who would crossover. So sometimes this gives me a headache," he said.
Anwar also said he was often asked about what happened to the Sept 16 deadline to take over the Federal government and when he was going to Putrajaya.

"I want to say 'yesterday'," he said, adding he had promised these MPs that their names would not be revealed until they were ready to come out.
He however said he was confident of forming the government but that he could not reveal the strategy because that would be detrimental.

Meanwhile, PKR acknowledges that creating a common culture with coalition partners who have different philosophies and policies is a tough challenge.
Selangor Mentri Besar Tan Sri Khalid Ibrahim, as the chief in the PKR-led state, called on PKR leaders and members to continue cultivating tolerance and goodwill with partners in the Pakatan Rakyat force.
"We in PKR also hope that our comrades in PAS and DAP have the same intentions towards us."

Malaysia's Anwar refuses to admit defeat

Kuala Lumpur, Nov 30: Malaysia's opposition leader has refused to concede defeat months after missing a deadline to seize power but admitted his plan to sign up defecting lawmakers had been a "headache".

After March general elections that saw the opposition alliance gain stunning victories, Anwar Ibrahim said he would topple the government by September 16. But that deadline came and went and the promised mass defections from the ruling Barisan Nasional coalition never materialised. His momentum stalled in October when Prime Minister Abdullah Ahmad Badawi agreed to stand down next March, defusing public anger at the government's handling of the economy and failure to introduce promised reforms.

But Anwar was defiant at the annual congress of his Keadilan party, urging his supporters to continue to campaign against the Barisan Nasional which has ruled Malaysia for half a century. "Despite September 16... I am still very confident that we will form the next government," he said to thunderous applause from a crowd of more than 10,000 late yesterday.

"When (will we take over)? Wait. Until then, shake the foundations," he said. "Take it from me, not as Anwar but a representative of the conscience of this party and struggle, we are with you heart and soul, we will fight, we will struggle, we will never surrender." Anwar, who needs to win the support of 30 government lawmakers to take control of the 222-seat parliament, said that although he had strong support, he had been blocked from challenging the administration.

Malaysia's Anwar still wants to unseat government

The Associated Press


Published: November 29, 200


KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia: Malaysian opposition leader Anwar Ibrahim assured supporters Saturday that he was still determined to unseat the government, which foiled his bid to seize power more than two months ago.


Anwar had boasted he would be able to persuade dozens of ruling coalition lawmakers to join his opposition alliance by mid-September. After no defections occurred, Anwar accused the government of using legal roadblocks to prevent a peaceful power transfer.
In a speech at the annual congress of his People's Justice Party on Saturday, Anwar told more than 2,000 opposition members that the ruling National Front coalition "cannot block the will of the people."



Political observers say it remains unclear whether Anwar ever had sufficient support to oust Prime Minister Abdullah Ahmad Badawi's administration, which rejected Anwar's demands in September to discuss a voluntary power transfer or to call a special Parliament session to hold a vote on confidence in Abdullah's leadership.


Anwar's three-party opposition alliance won an unprecedented 82 seats in the 222-member Parliament in March elections, gaining ground as the National Front's popularity plummeted amid racial disputes, a weak economy and corruption accusations.


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Anwar reiterated his pledge to implement fair economic and social policies if the opposition takes power, but he did not set any new deadline. Malaysia's next general elections are scheduled to be held in 2013.


"We promised change ... but the change has not yet been achieved," the former deputy prime minister said. "Our future is bright."
Anwar's comments came amid expectations of a small electoral battle. Deputy Education Minister Razali Ismail collapsed and died while playing badminton late Friday, and a by-election will need to be held for his parliamentary seat.

NAK DEDAH SALAH.TAK DEDAH PUN SALAH-ANWAR

DSAI menjelaskan bahawa kegagalan bukan bermakna gagal tetapi ianya berhubung dengan satu perjanjian untuk tidak mendedahkan sehingga pihak yang lain bersedia untuk melakukannya.




DSAI SEDANG BERUCAP SEKARANG.......11.45PM

RAKYAT SABAH TELAH DIROGOL,DIROMPAK OLEH BN

Dato Dr Jefri Kitingan menjelaskan bahawa jika dibiarkan BN berterusan memerintah , maka sudah tentu rakyat Sabah akan terus menjadi bahan mainan pilitik BN. Malah beliau menjelaskan bahawa baru sekarang ini beliau mula merasakan di terima dan semangat kekitaan ini wujud didalam Pakatan Rakyat.

Dato Jefri berkata perubahan yang berlaku kini di harapkan akan dapat merebak ke Sabah dan sudah tentu akan ke Sarawak.

Selagi mereka (BN) mengamalkan politik perkauman ,selagi itulah pakitan dan intergrasi nasional tidak akan tercapai maka kerana itulah keadilan harus di sokong.

USUL-USUL YANG DI BINCANGKAN BERMULA DARI SEKOLAH CINA,TOKONG CINA DAN KINI DI STADIUM

Antara pimpinan Pakatan Rakyat yang hadir ialah, Naib Presiden PAS, Dato' Paduka Husam Musa; Menteri Besar Perak, Dato' Seri Ir Nizar Jamaluddin; Menteri Besar Selangor, Tan Sri Abdul Kahlid Samad; Penasihat DAP, Lim Kit Siang; AJK PAS Pusat, Dr Lo Lo Mohd Gahazali yang juga ahli Parlimen Titiwangsa; Ahli Parlimen PAS Shah Alam, Khalid Samad; Karpal Sing (DAP) dan Teresa Kok.

1.Rancangan peralihan kuasa perdana menteri akan gagal kerana tidak akan membawa sebarang perubahan

2. Segelintir elit pemerintah yang amat berkuasa dan bermaharajalela.

3. BN tidak pernah mengambil iktibar penolakan rakyat dan masih dengan sikap lama membazir wang rakyat

4. Mengamalkan politik perkauman sempit,di pandang jijik dan dan hodoh

5.Rakyat telah menterjemahkan keberanian untuk melakukan perubahan

Maka kerana itu PKR harus:

1.mengambil kesempatan menerangkan kepada rakyat tentang keboborak B

2.Mendokong kerajaan negeri dan kerajaan pakatan Rakya

3.komited menjamin dan memertahankan kebebasan beragama dan Islam sebagai Aagama persekutuan

EKONOMI

1. Keadaan ekonomi yang menekan rakyat

2. Amalan kerajaan BNyang masih mengamakkan rasuah

3.Mencadangkan kerajaan pakatan Rakyat merangka strategi mmbantu rakyat

4.Membela kaum yang miskin dan tertindas

5.memajukan industri dan perusahaan kecil untuk mewujudkan peluang pekerjaan

JERIT will be launching its nationwide cycling campaign

KLIK IMEJ UNTUK BESARKAN

that will end with a memorandum submitted to the Parliament on 18 December 2008. In Penang we will be organising a press conference on 1 December 2008 at KOMTAR. The northern region cycling expedition will begin on 3 >December >2008 in Alor Star.We will reach Penang on 5 December 2008 and will be flagged off by YB Saudara Lim Guan Eng, the Chief Minister of Penang on 6 December 2008.We have everything planned out.

Jadual Perjalanan dari UTARA( Kedah-Pinang-Perak-Selangor)
Tarikh *Mula dan Akhir (sehari)* *
3/12/08

Alor Setar- Sungai Lalang

Kg.sg.Getah


4/12/08



Sg.Lalang- Padng Serai Padang Serai


5/12/08

Padang Serai- Balik Pulau


Balik Pulau


6/12/08


Balik Pulau- Bkt Mertajam.Bkt. Mertajam


7/12/08


Bkt. Mertajam- Bagan Serai Bagai serai


8/12/08


Bagan Serai- Taiping Taiping


9/12 /08


Taiping -Sungai siput.....


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PRESS STATEMENT : Fatwa On Yoga Is Insensitive

The Malaysia Hindu Sangam respects the right of the National Fatwa Council to give guidance for persons professing Islam on the tenets and practices of Islam.
However, in doing so, they must respect the sensitivities and feelings of the other religions in Malaysia. Many Hindus have been deeply disturbed by the Fatwa Council’s announcement.
Yoga has been practiced for more than 5,000 years. It is a unique system that benefits both the mind and the body. It has been accepted by medical science as most beneficial. To call this ancient practice “haram” and saying that it can “corrupt” a person is very hurtful and demeaning.
It is regretted that the National Fatwa Council did not consult with the Malaysia Hindu Sangam first so that the religious and non religious aspects of “Yoga” could have been explained to them.
Although the fatwa does not directly prohibit Hindus from practicing yoga, Malaysians do not live in isolation from each other.
Many Hindus and non Hindus practice yoga together in a non religious manner, and this fatwa will have a tendency to drive a wedge between ourselves.
It is regretted that this fatwa prohibiting yoga shows a tendency towards a lack of tolerance and understanding which can cause communities to distance themselves from one another.
Dated 23rd September 2008
Datuk A VaithilingamPresident Malaysia Hindu Sangam

Little Penang Street Market

Little Penang Street Market Date of November Market :

Sunday 30th NovemberPlace : Upper Penang RoadTime:

from 10.00am to 5.00pmMek Mulung

Sponsored by Kementerian Perpaduan Kebudayaan Kesenian dan Warisan (KEKWA) Another Little Penang Street Market... 1st!

The Traditional Dance Drama MEK MULUNG is a dying art and is exclusively found in Kedah.

Mek Mulung

MEK MULUNG is not just a performing arts, but also incorporates elements of spirit and ancestor worship.

The musical instruments played are the SEMBORONG, GONG, SERUNAI and CEREK.

Penang's first MEK MULUNG Performance by a Pak Saad Wang Tepus troop of 15 skilled performers from Kedah, will be at the November Market.

We will also be having a build up of Jazz to next weekends 5th Penang Island Jazz Festival, an early start to the World Aids Day celebrations with the Family Health Development Association and a Workshop on Floral Arrangements.

Program for the Day 10am – 12.30pm

Mek Mulung Performance 12.30pm – 2.00pm

Jazz Extravaganza 2.00pm – 2.30pm

Christmas Carols from the IWA Choir 2.30pm – 4.00pm

Jazz Extravaganza Continues 4.30pm – 5.00pm

Belly Dancing with Azalina and Luisa Information on our Programmes 1

Celebrating World Aids Day 2008 – Remembering People Living with HIV/AIDS The Family Health Development Association (Formerly the Family Planning Association) will be having an exhibition, Red Ribbon Floor Games and will seek Pledges.

2 Build Up to the 5th Penang Island Jazz Festival Come and listen to some of Penang’s foremost jazz musicians performing pre Jazz festival.

3 Flower Arrangement Garden Style A demonstration will be held followed by 2 sessions of Flower Corsage Workshop at 12noon to 1.30pm and 2pm to 3.30pm. Participation is at RM12 per head with all materials provided

4 Special Stores at the Market We are proud to present 2 special stored : Adventist Voluntary Service will be selling soft toys and handicraft and The Penang Museum and State Art Gallery will be selling their books and post cards.

Other Attractions · Over 60 Arts and Crafts Vendors, · On site Art and Craft Demonstrations More Information on our other guests, performers and arts and crafts persons can be found on our website. Please contact :Feei/Adi at 016 488 3632, Ambi at 012 482 8619 or check out our website at: http://www.littlepenang.com.my/

GAMBAR-GAMBAR SEMALAM

LEBIH 2000 DALAM DEWAN NI.PERWAKILAN DAN PEMERHATI.LELAKI DAN WANITA.OOOOO....ORANG BERPARTI DAN BERPOLITIK....BAHAS DAN BERBINCANG LAH ELOK-ELOK.

GAMBAR-GAMBAR SEMALAM.GAMBAR-GAMBAR HARI INI AKAN MUNCUL JAM 2 PETANG NANTI.

PEMUDA PKR TAK PUAS HATI

SHAH ALAM-Pemuda PKR tidak berpuas hati kerana tidak diberi tempat am parti tersebut.Antara perbahasa yan diketegahkan ialah bahawa tidak ada jawatan yang ditawarkan kepa pemuda oleh kerajaan negeri.Demikian jelas perwakilan Selangor Mazli Sering.
menurut beliau hanya 7 sahaja ahli majlis tempatan di lantik berbanding 44 peratus adalah genrrasi muda.

beliau juga merasakan bahawa terdapat pihak erajaan negeri Selangor yang dilihat memberi kontrak kepada ahli UMNO.

Sementara itu wakil Sarawak pula meminta agar AMK pusat agar membantu AMK negeri tersebut untuk kempen bagi menarik minat golongan dan sokongan orang muda agar memihak kepada PKR.

"Sudahlah duit tak ada, sokongan dari AMK pusat adalah perlu agar dapat bergerak dan berkempen di Sarawak" demikian tegas waki Sarak tersebut.

Sementara itu wakil Pulau Pinang pula menyarankan agar pihak ADUN dan Ahli Parlimen yan tidak menunjukkan komitment yang terbaik agar melepaskan jawatan.

"Saya memberi amaran kepada para ADUN dan para Ahli Parlimen yang tidak menunjukkan potensi yang baik agar melepaskan jawatan", demikian jelas Azrizal lagi.

Malah ada ahli parlimen yang hanya akan hadir ke kawasan apabila ada kenduri dan kemudiannya akan meninggalkan jawasan tanpa melihat dan menjenguk masaalah rakyat.

Berlainan pula dengan pendapat yang di kemukakan oleh Ahli Parlimen Balik Pulau apabila di tanya menjelaskan bukan soal individu tetapi ini soal parti dan bagaimana pula dengan kerjasama berpasukan di kawasan tertentu dan bukannya menaikkan nama ADUN atau Ahli Parlimen tertentu jelas beliau lagi

Malaysia’s Economic Growth Slows on Weaker Exports (Update1)

Malaysia’s Economic Growth Slows on Weaker Exports (Update1)

By Stephanie Phang

Nov. 28 (Bloomberg) -- Malaysia’s economy expanded at the slowest pace in three years as the global recession hurt manufacturing and cooled exports.

Southeast Asia’s third-largest economy grew 4.7 percent in the quarter ended Sept. 30 from a year earlier, down from a revised 6.7 percent gain in the previous three months, the central bank said in Kuala Lumpur today. Economists were expecting a 4.5 percent increase.

Growth eased “amid the sharp deterioration in the global economic and international financial environment,” Bank Negara Malaysia Governor Zeti Akhtar Aziz said in Kuala Lumpur today. “While this more challenging period is expected to see a moderation in growth, the economy will continue to expand.”

Malaysia this month cut interest rates for the first time since 2003 and announced a 7 billion ringgit ($1.9 billion) spending plan to bolster domestic demand as recessions in the U.S., Japan and Europe hurt exports of made-in-Asia Intel Corp. chips and other goods. Easing inflation amid slowing growth may lead to further cuts in borrowing costs, economists say.

“Exports are losing traction with global demand for electronics slowing and falling commodity prices,” said Lee Heng Guie, chief economist at CIMB Investment Bank Bhd. in Kuala Lumpur. “What would keep the economy up will depend on consumer spending and government pump priming. You will have more substantial monetary easing on all fronts.”

Global Recession

The pace of growth in Asian economies will probably ease “substantially” as the global slowdown erodes demand for their exports and banks restrain lending amid the credit crunch, the International Monetary Fund said Nov. 24. The slump has prompted policy makers from China to the U.S. to cut interest rates and announce spending packages to sustain growth.

Bank Negara cut its overnight policy rate by a quarter of a percentage point to 3.25 percent on Nov. 24 and lowered the amount of money lenders need to set aside as reserves to support economic growth. The benchmark rate will probably fall to 2.75 percent by March, according to Aseambankers Malaysia Bhd., JPMorgan Chase & Co. and HSBC Holdings Plc.

Finance Minister Najib Razak announced the public spending program on Nov. 4 as he predicted economic expansion would slow to an eight-year low of 3.5 percent in 2009 amid the worst global financial crisis since the Great Depression.

Public Discontent

Najib, who is also deputy premier, is due to replace Prime Minister Abdullah Ahmad Badawi next year as head of the ruling coalition, and needs to prevent the economic slowdown from fueling public discontent after the government suffered its worst election result in half a century this March.

“Slowing global growth and the flight to safety in financial markets hurt the Malaysian economy,” said Nikhilesh Bhattacharyya, an economist at Moody’s Economy.com in Sydney. “Recessions in Japan, the EU and the U.S. are wounding the manufacturing sector, which employs around 18 percent of the workforce.”

Sales by U.S. electronics makers in Malaysia will fall this year and next and the manufacturers will probably have to cut jobs in 2009, Wong Siew Hai, chairman of the American Malaysian Chamber of Commerce’s 17-member electronics industry group said this week.

Eng Teknologi Holdings Bhd., the Malaysian maker of hard- disk drives whose clients include Western Digital Corp., said this week orders in the first half of 2009 may fall as much as 20 percent. Genting Bhd., Asia’s largest listed casino operator, slipped into losses last quarter and said the rest of the year will be “challenging” amid the global economic slowdown.

“This is not the time to talk about expansion,” said Poh Kim Seng, chief executive officer of MS Elevators Sdn., which makes lifts for export to more than 20 countries. “We’re talking today about consolidation.”

Malaysia’s manufacturing industry grew 1.8 percent in the third quarter, slowing from a 5.6 percent gain in the previous three months. Exports of goods and services increased 5.1 percent, from 9.7 percent in the second quarter.

To contact the reporter on this story: Stephanie Phang in Kuala Lumpur at sphang@bloomberg.net Last Updated: November 28, 2008 05:17 EST

PERASMIAN HIMPUNAN PEMUDA MERIAH

SHAH ALAM 28 Perasmian perhimpunan pemuda di kongress PKR hari ini meriah.Lebih 2000 pemerhati dan perwakilan hadir untuk membahaskan usul yang di ketengahkan antaranya usul yang di bahaskan ialah usul gaji minima ,usul pendidikan dan juga usul menghapuskan ISA.

Dalam ucapan Perasmian Dr Syed Hussein menegaskan bahawa :

1.Pertukaran kerajaan pasti akan berlaku

2. Serangan adalah untuk melemahkan dan memberi imej buruk pakatan Rakyat

3.Memberi keraguan terhadap orang Melayu bahawa mereka di pinggirkan dalam kerajaan Pakatan Rakyat dan menimbulkan isu perkauman

AKAN DI UPDATE .lagi gambar-gambar akan menyusul.Esok live berserta gambar-gambar

SHAH ALAM MENGGAMIT AHLI DAN PENYOKONG

Perhimpunan PKR atau Kongres tahunan ini menggamit penyokong bagi membincangkan hala tuju parti dan juga memperbaiki mana-mana kelemahan dalaman.Jangan jadi macam UMNO datang berhimpun kemudian balik dan membuat perkara yang sama .Nasihat dan pandangan dari petikan dari Ahmad Lufti berguna untuk dinilai.

KUALA LUMPUR, Nov 27 - Dr Munawar Anees declared today that he will pursue the overturning of his sodomy conviction to the bitter end.

KUALA LUMPUR, Nov 27 - Dr Munawar Anees declared today that he will pursue the overturning of his sodomy conviction to the bitter end.

Munawar was convicted of sodomy a decade ago.

Munawar, who was a speechwriter for de facto PKR leader Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim when he was Deputy Prime Minister of Malaysia, was detained under the Internal Security Act (ISA) and then convicted of sodomy in 1998.

He told reporters at the PKR headquarters here that his legal team are now in the process of filing an application in the Court of Appeals to set aside its own ruling from Oct 30, 2007 dismissing his appeal for his conviction to be reviewed in the High Court.
“I am advised to apply to the Court of Appeals to set right the injustice perpetrated against me for over a decade,” he said.

On Oct 30 this year, the Federal Court dismissed his appeal against his earlier sodomy conviction. In his first case after his controversial appointment as head of the Malaysian judiciary, Chief Justice Tan Sri Zaki Azmi, who presided over a three-judge panel, offered no clarification as to the grounds for the dismissal.

Munawar said, however, that he will not stop until he has been exonerated of what he claims to be a fabricated charge.

“You can say it is an emotional statement, but my will to my children stipulates that if this issue is not resolved after I am gone, they will continue to fight for justice.”

A decade ago, Munawar was convicted, based on a signed confession, of sodomy with Anwar.
However, in a statutory declaration issued 10 years ago, Munawar claimed that he had been forced to confess following brutal torture while he was in detention.

In the statutory declaration, he claimed that Special Branch officers had abused him mentally and physically.

Today, he described the detention as having left him with a “tormented memory” of being “blindfolded, stripped naked, driven in an animal cage, shaven bald, drugged, threatened and treated as a psychiatric patient with symptoms of Stockholm Syndrome.”
He added that he had been fed “rancid rice and chicken along with 12 medicines a day” for 126 days, handcuffed round the clock to his hospital bed.

Munawar also said he believed that the current sodomy charges against Anwar were trumped up but that, despite this, he would be cleared of his own decade-old conviction.
He said that as Anwar was cleared of those earlier charges, then others also implicated should now be exonerated as well.

He added that despite all that has happened, he does not have a negative view of the Malaysian judiciary.

“It is a statement of fact that I have been waiting for 10 years for my day in court. There is no value judgment to it.

“This is not horse racing,” he quipped when asked on his chances of finding justice.
“It is a question of rule of law and applying it equally to everyone, not about faith in people,” he replied when asked whether he had faith in the judiciary under Zaki.