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Genting dilaporkan akan jual kepal Equanimity milik rakyat Malaysia melalui penipuan Jhow Low dengan keuntungan sebanyak US$74 juta. Genting membeli kapal itu daripada kerajaan dengan harga AS$126 juta, dan katanya ia ditawar untuk dibeli dengan harga US$200 juta.
Jadi untung atas angin bagi Genting sebanyak US$74 juta. US$74 juta dalam tempoh enam bulan.
Selepas membelinya Genting menamakan kapal itu sebagai Tranquility ia diberi sewa dengan kadar US$1.2 juta seminggu. Genting sudah memiliki kapal itu selama enam bulan, bayangkan berapa dikutip oleh Genting dalam tempoh itu.
Persoalannya kenapa tidak ada mana-mana pihak untuk menguruskan kapal itu seperti mana dilakukan Genting. Siapa bertanggungjawab dan memberi idea agar ia dijual? Apakah disini tidak ada permainan kongkalikong atau songlap menyonglap. Nampak sangat akan "penipuan" dan kelicitannya dan kebodohan?
Dalam sudut lain wahai orang Melayu khasnya yang melancarkan kempen BMF, perhati dan belajarlah berniaga daripada orang Cina, kerja mudah untung besar. Baru dah dapat dua tiga buah negeri mendabik dada setinggi gunung kaf. - mso
Pemimpin veteran DAP Lim Kit Siang memberi amaran bahawa usaha untuk membubarkan kerajaan Pakatan Harapan pasti akan menyebabkan kleptokrat dan individu korup lain melepaskan diri daripada diadili di mahkamah.
Pada ucapan yang disampaikan di Bintulu, Sarawak malam tadi, Lim berkata matlamat Wawasan 2020 untuk menjadikan Malaysia negara maju tidak dapat dicapai pada tempoh yang dirancang sebelum ini.
Jelasnya, dalam usaha untuk menggerakkan Malaysia ke arah kemajuan rakyat perlu memastikan bahawa kleptokrat pada masa lalu perlu diadili supaya Malaysia boleh "menjadi negara peneraju integriti."
"Inilah sebab penting kenapa pihak yang mahukan kehidupan yang lebih baik di masa hadapan untuk semua rakyat Malaysia, tanpa mengira bangsa, agama atau wilayah, perlu bersatu supaya memastikan perang terhadap kleptokrasi dan rasuah diteruskan bagi mencapai matlamatnya yang munasabah.
"Ini hanya dapat dicapai jika kerajaan PH tetap utuh, tegas dan komited untuk mencapai matlamat sebuah negara yang bersatu, adil, demokratik, harmoni dan tidak korup," kata Lim, menurut satu salinan ucapannya yang disediakan kepada akhbar hari ini.
Petualang2...
Lim berkata Malaysia mesti berada di peringkat teratas 30 negara di dunia dari segi integriti dalam jangka masa satu dekad dan mendesak semua pihak untuk bekerja sama ke arah matlamat ini.
"Saya tahu ramai rakyat Malaysia yang bertanya mengapa bekas perdana menteri, Najib Razak, yang ditanggapi di seluruh dunia sebagai kleptokrasi global, belum lagi dipenjarakan.
"Bagaimanapun, kita mesti konsisten mahu memulihkan kedaulatan undang-undang dan rakyat Malaysia mesti menerima proses undang-undang yang wajar mengambil masa," katanya.
Geng Kartel...
Pada Selasa, Pemimpin tertinggi empat parti gabungan PH mengeluarkan kenyataan menuduh Naib Presiden Umno Hishammuddin Hussein berkomplot membentuk kerajaan baru tanpa DAP dan Amanah.
Pemimpin PH pula mendakwa pembangkang yang terlibat dalam komplot itu sedang berdepan kemungkinan akan didakwa.
Hishammuddin telah menafikan dakwaan tersebut walaupun pelbagai sumber memberitahu Malaysiakini MP Sembrong serta dua tokoh Bersatu dan pemimpin PKR terlibat dalam usaha yang dikatakan itu. - mk
Hikayat si anjing kurap...
Din lupa ke dulu. Bila Din gaduh dengan Najib Razak dan pemimpin umno. Din datang melutut kat kaki pemimpin PKR. Dulu Din hina keluarga Anwar Ibrahim. Macam macam Din fitnah Anwar Ibrahim. Dengan muka tak malu Din jumpa Datuk Seri Wan Azizah dan anak anak dia. Wan Azizah dan anak anak maafkan Din.
Din pegi mahkamah dengan Azmin Semburit mengiringi Tun Mahathir. Din salam cium tangan Anwar Ibrahim. Din mintak maaf dengan Anwar Ibrahim. Din janji akan berperangai baik dan tak akan fitnah Anwar Ibrahim. Dan Din juga pernah kata. Kalau betul PH menang pru14. Lepas Tun Mahathir jadi pm ke 7. Anwar Ibrahim orang yang paling layak menganti Tun Mahathir.
Kempen kempen politik sebelum pru14. Din pernah kata Anwar Ibrahim terbaik. Anwar Ibrahim sepepu din. Din sanggup duduk dalam penjara sebelah Anwar Ibrahim. Ramai yang percaya ceramah din masa tu. Termasuklah aku nama aku din jugak orang panggil.
Kononya keluar dari PPBM nak tumpu kes mahkamah. Kalau betul nak tumpu kes mahkamah. Kenapa dalam masa yang sama masuk parti AMANAH.Sumber sumber ceta dari kawan kawan parti PPBM. Khairuddin keluar dari ppbm sebab tak dapat jawatan penting dalam PPBM.
Selepas pru14. PH menang tawan putrajaya. Tun Mahathir jadi perdana menteri. Dan Anwar Ibrahim bebas dengan pengampunan Di pertuan agong. Tak sampai dua tahun pemerintahan kerajaan PH. Tetiba Din berubah. Din serang dan fitnah Anwar Ibrahim. Din kata Anwar tak layak jadi pm. Apa yang keluar dari mulut Anwar. Din akan kecam.
Rupa rupanya Din tak berubah. Din tetap Khairuddin Abu Hassan yang dulu seperti anjing kurap. Pembodek penjilat taik tetap ada pada diri Din.
Sekarang ni ramai dah tak percaya dengan Din. Satu benda yang aku tak sabar nak tengok. Anwar Ibrahim angkat sumpah jawatan perdana menteri di depan Agong. Apa akan jadi dengan Din. Kau orang jangan terkejut kalau Din mengaku Anwar Ibrahim atok saudara dia. - mat alishah
To extremists, all roads lead to DAP...
The sustained attacks against DAP is going to have repercussions on the kind of Malaysia young people are going to inherit. Right now, elements within and without the Pakatan Harapan government are creating a narrative that DAP is a “racist” political party out to destabilise Malay political hegemony.
This, of course, is nothing new. What is new is that not only has DAP have to contend with its agitated base since gaining federal power, they also have to be mindful of the political structures which want them to become the next MCA.
Zakir Naik, the alleged money-launderer, religious whisperer to radicalised youths and currently enabled by Harapan’s religious czar, Mujahid Yusof Rawa, not to mention the prime minister of this country, has the temerity to sue elected representatives. He campaigned for Umno telling the Malay majority to vote for corrupt leaders rather than for non-Muslim leaders who were not corrupt.
In my last piece, I wrote about the counter-narrative of Hindu-phobia being crafted to marginalise the low-hanging fruit of the racial discourse in this country, the Indian community. These lawsuits are the second prong in the attack against Indian politicians for speaking truth to power but more importantly, belling the cat when it comes to imported extremism in this country.
In Malaysia, this is especially dangerous because of the narrative that Islam is under threat in this country. Returning Malaysian IS fighters would no doubt find easy pickings in disenfranchised youths who believe the narrative that Islam is under threat in this country and that DAP (for instance) is attempting to subvert Islamic rule. Now, of course, we have this LTTE sham.
Think about how dangerous this is. Think about how dangerous this is to DAP politicians, activists and grassroots-level operators who are attempting to reach out to the majority and find themselves soft targets for individuals or groups inspired by the IS lunacy and mainstream narratives claiming that DAP is anti-Islam.
However, the grander narrative - the “Chinese narrative” of usurpation of power - is complicated by the internal machinations of Malay power structures. Do not expect this to hamper efforts to stymie whatever reforms are on the table while someone like Zakir Naik keeps telling the majority that it is better to vote for corrupt Muslim leaders than non-Muslims who could actually help reform the system.
Kuala Nerus MP Mohd Khairuddin Aman Razali (PAS)(above) appealing to the rulers to issue a decree not to question the "social contract" while trolling Harapan to expel DAP and asking the state security apparatus to investigate the party, is the slowly coagulating narrative to be used against the Chinese community, specifically targeting the DAP. The fact that academics, activists and politicians have finally found their voice and exposed the "social contract" as the fraud that it is, is an inconvenient truth for the far-right and religious extremists.
It would not surprise me that in the coming weeks there are moves to codify this “social contract” with the usual state sanctions against anyone who questions it. Remember that in mainstream Malay politics, the "social contract" is used as a stand-in for the constitution when the reality is that the social contract has nothing to do with the Malaysian constitution. No doubt there will be moves to see this corrected.
This is why the PAS MP talks about the racist rhetoric of Malay Dignity Congress organiser Zainal Kling (pix,below) in terms of corresponding to the Malaysian constitution and not an abrogation of its intent - legal and moral. Like I said, what we have are the first tentative steps in an attempt to restrict any attempt to combat racism and bigotry by sanctifying racism and bigotry as instruments of the constitution.
This is exactly what the resolutions of the so-called dignity forum were all about. What these charlatans want to do is make it illegal to question ideas which for years have been the basis of dissent in this country. Ideas propagated by, among others, DAP. The main idea of which is that all Malaysians should be equal under the Malaysian sun.
When student activist Wong Yan Ke demonstrates against the "racist" vice-chancellor, what he is doing is really drawing attention to a greater Malaysian problem. What is this greater problem?
Well, for me, it is that mainstream political discourse is racist. We have racist politicians who use something like the "social contract" to discourage dissent. This is why these right-wing NGOs attempt to paint Wong as a puppet of DAP. This is why they use their Malay rights as a sword against equality and anti-racism. Yan Ke is just collateral damage in a conflict against egalitarianism in this country. A conflict against equality.
And the first target will always be DAP. - Commander (Rtd) S.Thayaparan
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