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Dibiayai oleh soros kawan chedet? Patotla Chedet Guna Mkini intensively utk menjatuhkan krjn Hadhari Paklah dulu...
Skrg baru hampa tau sandiwara godfather umco ni masa krisis ekonomi dulu, kaw2 dia hentam soros,padahal belakang tabir bercium mulut membolot dan menjahanamkan dana BNM.rang umco mmg pandai bersandiwara,tapi sayangnya generasi skrg tak suke tgk sandiwara, mereka suka tgk naruto shippudden marang sekeper...
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Ibarat meludah ke langit..jatuh ke muka sindri adanya berita mcm ni...
SPECIAL REPORT: Mahathir vs Pak Lah
5:03PM May 25, 2006 |
The gloves are off and the fight is on between two political titans. Malaysiakini provides a selection of the news reports and analyses on this battle royale.
Round 5
Huge mandate: 'Pak Lah may not have it again'
The government's No 1 critic swings back into action in early 2007 after recuperating from his heart attack. Round 5 to continue...
Round 4 - Mahathir suffers heart attack
'The old man smashed Khairy's pot of rice'
No hope of reconciliation for Dr M-Pak Lah
Dr M sorry for missing assembly
Dr M's shadow looms at Umno meeting
'I'm not a one-term premier'
Recovering Mahathir to skip Umno assembly
Mahathir suffers heart attack
Pak Lah has 'short attention span'
No action against Mahathir
Dr M: I'll not step down from advisory posts
Sack Dr M from all posts: Youth leader
Pak Lah is almost like a saint, says Dr M
Mahathir's 'doses of venom' sickens Pak Lah
Mahathir says M'sia now a 'police state'
Dr M-Pak Lah feud: A chronology of events
Mahathir says attacks on gov't will not stop
There was a feeble attempt for reconciliation when the two men met briefly. But soon after it was clear that it did not work out. All eyes were on Mahathir on whether he would go to the Umno AGM. However, Mahathir sustained a self-inflicted blow when he suffered a mild heart attack. Round 4 a draw.
Round 3 - A humiliating defeat
Dr M: Khairy and 'Patrick Badawi' rule Terengganu
Dr M's 'nepotism' exposed online
Pak Lah: I've not lost control
Pak Bela!
'Buying' votes for Dr M - Nazri adds a twist
Pak Lah has 'habit of lying': Dr M
Mahathir fails - came in ninth place
Mahathir says he's now an outcast in Umno
Pak Lah: No problems with Dr M as delegate
Kubang Pasu chief: Let members decide on Dr M
Mahathir fades, but Mahathirism thrives
Oil for food: Probe Pak Lah, says Dr M
Govt will not reverse decision on bridge
Mahathir: I did not shackle the judiciary
Dr M sah bertanding jadi perwakilan Umno Kubang Pasu
Mahathir maintained his tempo in the beginning of the round by stating his intention to contest to be an Umno delegate to the party AGM. However, Abdullah finished strongly at the end of the round with a number of quick punches. Round 3 goes to Abdullah.
Round 2 - Tear gas 'attack'
Prasyarat Tun sebelum gencatan senjata (Bhg akhir)
Prasyarat Tun sebelum gencatan senjata (Bhg I)
Of spraying and political symbolism
Khairy liabiliti Perdana Menteri
PM on the run
Reappraising Mahathir's legacy
Mahathir dan labu labinya
Dr M takes on Pak Lah's family, friends
Musa confirms attack linked to supporters' rivalry
Pak Lah 'very angry' over attack on Dr M
'I was PM for the country, not my family'
Mahathir attacked, mayhem in KB
All hail Kelantan's new hero... Dr M
Dr M: No trace of sand on declassified letters
Mahathir's speech on landing in Subang
Pak Lah: I'm not under Khairy's influence
Pak Lah breaks 'elegant silence'
Mahathir landed at Subang airport and launched yet another salvo at Abdullah. He elicited sympathy after he was pepper sprayed in Kota Bharu. Abdullah went further on the defensive. Mahathir drews blood when Khairy announced that he would sell his ECM-Libra shares. Round 2 goes to Mahathir.
Round 1 - Opening salvos
FAQ untuk Mahathir
Time for Najib, cabinet to resign
Dr M lebih baik dari Pak Lah?
Let 'em slug it out
Mahathir the Changemaster
'Peace pipe' Zam in a fix
Mahathir-Abdullah conflict dissected
Thank you, Dr M
Pak Lah or Pak Blah?
Dr M's karmic cycle
Will Umno sack Mahathir?
Pre-empting Mahathir's next move
Behind the Mahathir Confrontation
Cabinet trips to 'Abilene'
He helped rid two PMs, will Pak Lah be next?
Brand new Malay dilemma
Betrayal in the dark corridors of power
Dr M vs Pak Lah: Between Yin and Yang
Dr M: Pak Lah not my first choice
Q&A: They stab me in the back, says Mahathir
Mahathir kicked off the opening bout with a blistering attack on Abdullah. The ferocity of the attack took Abdullah by surprise. Abdullah immediately went on defensive with his not-so-elegant silence. At the end of the round, both men took overseas holiday. Round 1 goes to Mahathir.
It took us six years to get this interview. Ex-prime minister Dr Mahathir Mohamad talks to malaysiakini.
PART 1
Dr M: He made some wrong moves
Former premier Dr Mahathir Mohamad, who led the nation for 22 years, is disappointed with certain decisions made by his handpicked successor who took over the reins three years ago.
Q&A: I'm disappointed, says Mahathir
Dr Mahathir Mohamad speaks on his differences with the present leadership over national carmaker Proton and the half-bridge to Singapore in this first of a three-part series.
Why did he talk to Malaysiakini?
That was the question put to him by a reporter during a function attended by Mahathir in Kuala Lumpur this afternoon.
Interviewing Dr M
Dr Mahathir Mohamad still holds the highest office in the country. Literally that is. As advisor to national oil company Petronas, he occupies the topmost floor of the world's second tallest building - Kuala Lumpur's Twin Towers.
PART 2
Dr M: PM's sons have no business with govt
As a matter of principle, children and wives of prime ministers should not conduct any business with the government, said former premier Dr Mahathir Mohamad in an interview with malaysiakini last week.
Q&A: My criticisms are constructive
In this second part of the interview, 82-year-old Dr Mahathir Mohamad talks about PM's sons getting into business and politics, and press freedom.
PART 3
Dr M: No patching up with Anwar
Any reconciliation would signal that the ex-premier was wrong in sacking his former deputy. This is the final of the three-part Malaysiakini interview with Dr Mahathir Mohamad.
Q&A: Perwaja was not a mistake, says Dr M
Ex-premier Dr Mahathir Mohamad defends his plan to build failed steel plant Perwaja, which suffered colossal losses, in this final of a three-part series.
THE MAHATHIR TAPES
Mahathir vents frustration on DVD
A two-hour DVD depicting former Umno strongman Dr Mahathir Mohamad flaying the current crop of leaders for 'lacking courage' is currently making its rounds as the party celebrates its 60th anniversary.
Mahathir vents frustration on DVD, Pt 2
The following is the final part of Dr Mahathir Mohamad's Q&A session with a group of Malay professionals in a close-door talk organised by think-tank Ikape.
Dr M on current issues in Malaysian politics
Former prime minister Dr Mahathir Mohamad held a closed-door-session with a group of Malay professionals last year, where he addressed several interesting issues.
Interview With Mkini on 2006
Q&A: I'm disappointed, says Mahathir
May 23, 06 3:19pm
Dr Mahathir Mohamad speaks on his differences with the present leadership over national carmaker Proton and the half-bridge to Singapore in this first of a three-part series.
Dr Mahathir Mohamad: There are some questions which I will not answer... I never liked Malaysiakini.com. (huhu -me) It was very critical of me before.
Malaysiakini: We're just doing our job. We've also been very critical of the present government as well...
Yes. You are critical of everybody. Wait until you become the government. Then others will have a chance to take potshots at you. Let's go on.
We'll start with the question that is on everybody's lips, which is regarding Abdullah Ahmad Badawi. You have handpicked him as your successor. Given that you were very much the master and he the apprentice, how do you rate his performance in his three years as prime minister?
I don't like to pass opinions on the present government's performance because that may have negative effects, so I just will miss out on that. That is my answer. (nak jaga hati Pak Lah,huhu -me)
What about the fact that he (Abdullah) has made some changes to your policies. Was that a surprise to you or was that something that you had expected?
I expect some changes in style and all that, but the basic policies should remain the same because - I've been looking at my past record, of course, I'm trying to write something - I find that I had given assurance when I became prime minister that I would follow the basic policies of Tunku Abdul Rahman and Tun (Abdul) Razak and Tun Hussein (Onn) because this is a continuity of the same government. Different personalities, different prime ministers, yes, but the government is the same. It's the same party. While you can inject our own personality or your own style into the government that you head, because it is the government of the same party, it should be consistent. So, I believe I was consistent.
What I did was, of course, to enhance, for example, growth of the country. How do you achieve growth? Some people say, 'well, you stimulate growth'. But it's all easy to say. The thing is, if the government cannot do it, you have to get somebody else to do it. That is why we decided on privatisation, for example, because the government just doesn't have the money to do everything that the public wants you to do. So privatisation was also the answer. Privatisation also afforded us the opportunity to bring in Malays, the bumiputeras, at that level of business. So it's not diverting from the original policy. Grow the economy, distribute the wealth, and develop the country and to be fair to all communities, things like that. The basic policies remain the same. The implementation, of course, if you have ideas on how to improve implementation, you do (it).
But with Proton and the half-bridge ... were you disappointed by the fact that there have been major changes to the basic policies that you conceived?
Yeah, I think that downgrading Proton ... is something I did not expect. Proton was a profitable company until they removed the CEO (chief executive officer). Today you see reports that they are not making money, but (on) the whole, the facilities are the same. People are different and I cannot understand that a company which was able to build a new factory for RM1.8 billion without borrowing from the bank, without getting any government aid, that is a remarkable thing for a government company. Normally you ask the government (for money).
When the CEO left, it still has RM2.4 billion cash. Now, it seems to be losing money, and we are not hearing reports about its performance. How many cars does it sell? Is it making profit on the sale of its cars? Why is it unable to compete where before it was able to compete? One has to remember that even when the government allows in cheap cars into the country under-declared, Proton was still selling and it was still profitable. But now, it is not profitable. And, of course, when you sell Agusta, you'll give away both sides actually. Something that you bought for RM500 million, you give away to some people.
I still question - what is the name of the company which got it? As far as I can trace, this is a 2 euro company set up in 2005 and the only purpose for setting it up is to buy Agusta. Now, there must be some collaboration. Why are these Italians setting up this company to buy Agusta long before we know Agusta is up for sale?
So there's no track record...
There's no track record as far as we can make out. The name of the company is very peculiar. It is called Gevi SpA. There is a Gevi SpA listed in the Italian companies register, but that is a totally different company. It deals with manpower. You can get this on the Internet. It has nothing to do with the purchase of Agusta. This ... is not a company that is normally registered, but it is a name given to it by a legal firm. The legal firm created this entity, and this entity bought Agusta for 2 dollars.
This is the question I keep on asking - how did they identify these people? How did they offer this company so much? Is this company involved in the automotive industry? All these things are not answered. So that is why, as advisor of Proton, I need to know. How (else) can I advise Proton?
And you're not getting any answers.
I am not getting any answer. Actually, it was stated that no more questions should be asked about this. Today, Proton, I don't know if it is doing well or not doing well. It published some losses before, but lately, we don't hear anything.
Are you disappointed in Abdullah Ahmad Badawi?
I am disappointed in what happened to Proton. And also to the half-bridge.
Let me tell you what happened with the half-bridge. It was approved - I can't spend money like that without the approval of the cabinet. Of course, the approval was, usually, very general, but it is not something that is approved (only) in principle. It is approved. And of course, the work on it had started. It had actually started. It was stopped in February 2004. That is to say, from October (Mahathir stepped down on Oct 31, 2003)) until February, work on the bridge was going on, as far as the piling (was concerned), work was going on, and then it was stopped.
Apparently, it was stopped because they wanted to have a straight bridge. To have a straight bridge, they need to have Singapore to agree. To build a half-bridge, or rather a bridge on our side that Singapore already said they have no objections, and I have the letters to show this. Of course, they are in government files, but the letters are published in Singapore, not by me. So to say I breached the OSA (Official Secrets Act), that is nonsense, because that is public knowledge, published by Singapore. So I took the extract from that. In order to get Singapore to agree to a straight bridge, Malaysia agreed to supply Singapore with sand to the amount of one billion square metres...
Malaysia offered?
Malaysia offered, at 50 million square metres a year for 20 years. That will make Singapore one-and-a-half times its present size. It will be suitable for a population of, maybe, 10 million.
Who offered, actually?
The offer comes from Malaysia, as far as I can make out. You see, there are many people from Malaysia's side - I think about 50 people - attended that meeting where the offer was made. From the Singapore side, also, about 50 people. This is public knowledge, actually. Lots of people who attended that meeting knew that the offer was made.
This was after 2003?
This was after the bridge was stopped in 2004. This is quite recent. Quite recent. The other offer was, of course, the air space, to be allowed.
So, it wasn't Singapore that demanded this... It was offered (by Malaysia).
Well, from the records, I think, from the people who talked about this thing - I'm quite sure they talked from proper records - this is Malaysia's offer to persuade Singapore to build a straight bridge. Singapore doesn't want to build a straight bridge. They agreed.
The only problem was when Johor got to know about this offer, Johor protested. They did not want to supply sand to Singapore. They did not want their airspace full of warplanes from Singapore. Because of that, the government decided, that neither the straight bridge nor the crooked bridge should be built. So, if you decide not to build the straight bridge, it's OK. But when you decide not to build the straight bridge and not to build the bridge on our side, that is where we go wrong.
So you're saying that actually Malaysia has offered to sell sand and then because Johor protested, it's only then that the government decided not to go ahead...
Yes. That is what I understand.
... (Malaysians) were offering what Singapore already had - that we give airspace and sand - until (this was) stopped in 1997.
Very true. Very true. I stopped this (airforce) flights over Johor because Singapore was not cooperative in the question of solving all the other problems we had with them, like water, CPF (Central Providence Fund), this Batu Putih (island), and all that, so I stopped it.
Secondly, I stopped the selling of sand, because this was done privately before. The quantity was not big but already we can see that they are using the sand to reclaim and the reclamation is affecting us. So, we cannot be helping them to do something that is not good for us - the sale of sand. The quantity was small. But when you talk of one billion square metres, it means you are going to scrape the bottom of the sea, of Mersing and the rest, it will kill all the fish breeding, it will destroy all the fish-breeding areas, it will cause the sand on the beaches to slide into the sea, it will cause a lot of environmental damage. We cannot afford to give them.
Also, we do not see why; (we) had been cheated by the British into selling Singapore for RM60,000 - that's what the British paid ... whereas in Penang, it was RM10,000. (It was supposed to be) 10,000 Spanish dollars every year. Of course, they cheated us again by not paying us 10,000 Spanish dollars, but RM10,000. Having been cheated once, we are not going to sell a part of Malaysia. That sand is still a part of Malaysia. It's in our sea.
You have strong words about this particular leader, who you said was selling out the interests of Malaysia regarding this offer to sell sand. Who was you referring to?
Generally. (cover line -me)
No one in particular?
No one. You have the right to do things in your own territory and the so-called crooked bridge is in Malaysia and Singapore has not made any objection. In fact, the letters from (then prime minister of Singapore Goh) Chok Tong said he would accept it. Why stop the half-bridge?
Was this offer to sell massive amounts of sand based on commercial interests?
I'm not thinking of commercial interests and who makes money. Obviously, somebody will make money when you sell sand. The government will make money, collecting, maybe, royalties or whatever, but somebody will be involved, it cannot be all done by Singapore. It must be a joint venture, or whatever. I'm not interested in that aspect. What I'm interested in is that we should not build Singapore into a huge country and already it's not a very friendly country with us.
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luth <lutfi@malaysiaairports.com.my>; Autanews <3@pendekarblogger.com>; SharlomPeres <Sharom.Musa@akersolutions.com>; Tonjol <azari.tajudin@bnsy.com.my>; """"""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""jarum_emas@yahoogroups.com"""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""" <jarum_emas@yahoogroups.com>; abdul hamid abdullah <sukdun@yahoo.com>; abu hassan <hassanisma5485@yahoo.com>; """"""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""dee_persue@yahoo.com"""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""" <dee_persue@yahoo.com>; """"""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""ainah@labuanship.com"""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""" <ainah@labuanship.com>; Kartina Idris <kartina.idris@gmail.com>; rahman hussen <arhussen@yahoo.com>; Ajinomoto <wanzailan@ajikl.com.my>; MR BROOKs <mrbrooks90@yahoo.com>; """""""""""""""""Tumpang Berak""""""""""""""""" <poji2ya@gmail.com>
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Subject: [jarum_emas] M'kini dibiayai Soros dan lain2 NGO asing
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Subject: [jarum_emas] M'kini dibiayai Soros dan lain2 NGO asing
M'kini dibiayai Soros dan lain2 NGO asing
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