Friday, March 21, 2008

Henti Peperangan! Keluar dari Iraq!

Semalam 20 hb Mac 2008 adalah tahun kelima Iraq diserang (occupied) dan dikeduduki oleh Bush dan pihak pentadbir Amerika Syarikat (US).

Tujuan Bush dan pihak pentadbir Amerika Syarikat menyerang dan menduduki Iraq hanya kerana minyak mentah dan kedudukan Iraq yang strategi.

Tindakan Bush dan keputusan pihak pentadbir Amerika Syarikat telah menyebabkan ramai orang terkorban. Jumlah orang yang terkorban telah melebihi jumlah mangsa 911. Peperangan tersebut telah menyebabkan kebuluran dan kemiskinan yang serius.

Bush adalah "war crime". Bush dan pihak pentadbir Amerika Syarikat perlu bertanggungjawab atas kesalahan mereka. Rakyat sedunia akan menghukum mereka yang menindas. Sejarah akan mencatatkan nama busuk mereka.

Henti Peperangan! Keluar dari Iraq!



Someone post a comment to attack Raja Petra...

Today, someone irresponsible post a link in my blog. The content of the linked website is attacking Raja Petra.

Of course I know some people want to attack Raja Petra. It is because Raja Petra is not support BN and oppression.

Anyway, I will support Raja Petra because Raja Petra support democracy.

Monday, March 17, 2008

Pemimpin BN makan rakyat

Utusan Malaysia memaparkan tajuk berita "Melayu Makan Melayu". Sebenarnya, siapa yang makan Melayu?

Pemimpin UMNO yang makan Melayu! Najib telah makan banyak. Betul tak?

Bukan itu saja, pemimpin MCA juga makan Cina. Ong Ka Ting telah makan banyak. Kalau dia kata dia tak makan, adakah saudara-saudari percaya?

Selain itu, Samy Vellu juga makan India. Saya percaya saudara-saudari pasti setuju kepada kenyataan tersebut.

Kesimpulannya, janganlah kita percaya kepada Utusan Malaysia yang dikontrol oleh UMNO sendiri. Kita mesti ingat, yang makan rakyat ialah Barisan Nasional (BN)!

Sunday, March 09, 2008

Malaysia Opposition Party big won in 12th General election!

Malaysia Opposition Party big won in 12th General election!

More information please read malaysiakini.

Tuesday, February 26, 2008

You tak boleh banding harga durian Malaysia dengan Jepun! Bodoh!

Point yang bagus!!!

Najib Mongolia kata minyak Thailand dan Singapura lebih mahal dari Malaysia.
Yalah, mereka bukan negara keluar minyak. Kita mesti banding dengan Brunei, Arab Saudi... Ini ekonomi tak tahu...
You tak boleh banding harga durian Malaysia dengan Jepun! Bodoh!
(http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nzK5BAt8ets&eurl=http://www.merdekareview.com/news.php?n=6017)



Monday, February 11, 2008

Aliens vs Predator - Requiem (AVPR)

I have just watched "Aliens vs Predator - Requiem (AVPR)".
Of course, this movie rating is quite low.

Anyway, I found one of the dialog is quite good.

The colonel asks the victims to go to the centre of the town. But the women, Kelly feel the colonel is lying. She asks everyone to not follow the instruction.

Those victims are deciding, whether they should believe to the colonel’s instruction.One of the characters, Jessie says, “That’s crazy! The government doesn’t lie to people.”

So guess, who is correct?


In the end, of course those believing government are all killed. They are not killed by the aliens or predator. But they are killed by the aircraft which assigned by the colonel.

The conclusion is… Don’t believe to your government! Think twice to the government’s stories.

Thursday, January 03, 2008

About Chua Soi Lek's resignation

On 2 Jan 2008, Health minister and MCA vice-president Datuk Dr Chua Soi Lek resigned from his government, all party posts and as Labis MP with immediate effect.

I look at this case from three perspectives.

1. Who decide his resignation?
2. Does his case involve public interest or just a personal accountability?
3. Personally, he is a good husband or good father?

My answer for question 1 is let the people decide Chua's resignation but not the PM or party although Malaysian may be low standard in analysis. (If Chua's step down of the moral reason, we should do more education work on Malaysian.)

My opinion for question 2 is: So far, I can't see this isseu is related to public interest. I think this is his personal private.

For 3: I personally think he is not a good husband and not a good father. But the reason to ask a minister step down should not is personal accountability. Reason to step down should be corruption, human rights violation, sexism or racism. It is because a good husband or a good father may be is a racist or a bad leader. Don't forget, Adolf Hitler is a person who very loves his family but he still killed many people when he was the leader of Germany. Oh... I nearly forget one thing. You and I have no right to help Chua's wife and children to do the decision to accept Chua or not.

Last but not least, we should not allow vehemently to the spying culture prevalent among society.

I think an women's rights activist, Tony Kassim has made an good arguement:

PETALING JAYA (Jan 2, 2008): Former Health Minister Datuk Seri Dr Chua Soi Lek’s resignation was an emotional response to society’s inflated sense of moral high ground, said women’s rights activist Zaitun Kasim.

"Is it for the public to make these decisions?" she asked, stating firmly that the real crime is in the invasion of privacy, rather than adultery.

Adultery, according to Zaitun, is more of a moral issue that is determined by each individual’s personal accountability, rather than a crime.

"Whether we agree or not (with his actions), it’s his personal life."

She also objected vehemently to the spying culture prevalent among society. "What now, do we have to go to hotels at our own risk?" she quipped.

"We’re going after the wrong people with the wrong attitude," she added.

Zaitun maintained that it was obvious that Chua was set up by politically motivated people who spent so much time and effort setting up the spy cameras and distributing copies of the video to the public, especially while election season looms near.

"If they had put half their brain and energy into positive endeavours like flood mitigation, that would have actually benefited the public."

"Morality is a slippery issue, it’s easy to point fingers, but who are we to make such judgments?"

(The Sun http://www.sun2surf.com/article.cfm?id=20376)

Saturday, December 22, 2007

Fruit from a poisonous tree will be poisonous

I read a very good article from Raja Petra...

Fruit from a poisonous tree will be poisonous

Posted by Raja Petra
Wednesday, 19 December 2007

They say only Islam is good, all other religions are bad. And those with no religion whatsoever or atheists are even worse. But these people from the good religion want the government to do bad things. That is what troubles me to no end. How can a good religion make people want to be bad?

http://www.malaysia-today.net/2008/index.php?option=com_content&task=blogcategory&id=20&Itemid=38

Tuesday, December 11, 2007

What you can do to help?

Dear Comrades and friends,

These are the people been arrested so far. Currently almost all detainees has been taken their statement. But no indication of release.
We need to call and pressure OCCI IPK KL , ACP Koh 019-8813050 or DSP Rosly 03-21460522.


S. Arutchelvan (Sec-Gen of PSM)
A. Sivarajan
Dr Nasir Hashim (Chair, PSM)
Tian Chua (Information Bureau chief, PKR)
Dr. Lo' Lo' Ghazali
Dr. Hatta Ramli (Treasurer, PAS)
Abdul Razak Ismail
Ang Hiok Gai
Tan Sri Khalid Ibrahim (Sec-Gen of PKR)
Ustazah Nuridah Mohd Salleh
Azira Ariffin
Hashim Awang
Abdul Muhaimin Roslan (13-year-old)
Mohd Sabri Shafie
Mohabadilah Muda
Ustaz Nasruddin Tantawi
Dr Dzulkifli Ahmad
Yap Swee Seng
Wong Chin Huat
Mokhtar Rozaidi

More than 23 arrested today for trying to deliver a Bersih memorandum to Parliament

11 December 2007

Continued crackdown:
23 arrested in relation to BERSIH's submission of memorandum to Parliament

The government's crackdown on peaceful assembly continued, when the police arrested 23 individuals, including SUARAM executive director Yap Swee Seng, in relation to BERSIH's submission of a memorandum to the Parliament this morning.

Those arrested are reported to be held at the Kuala Lumpur Contingent Police Headquarters (IPK Kuala Lumpur). As of 2pm, 23 individuals are confirmed to be detained at IPK Kuala Lumpur.

Arrested at Lake Gardens (11am)
16 of them were arrested near Lake Gardens, when they were on the way to the Parliament:
1. S. Arutchelvan
2. Sivarajan Arumugam
3. Dr. Nasir Hashim
4. Tian Chua
5. Dr. Hatta Muhd Ramli
6. Abdul Razak Ismail
7. Dr Lo' Lo' Hj Muhd Ghazali
8. Ang Hiok Gai
9. Nurida Md Salleh
10. Sabri Shafie
11. Hashim Awang
12. Azira Ariffin
13. Nasruddin Hassan Tentawi
14. Abdul Muhaimin Roslan (13 years old)
15. Muhd Badillah Muda.
16. Tan Sri Khalid Ibrahim

Arrested at the Parliament (1pm)
Another 6 were arrested as they were leaving the Parliament building at approximately 1.00-1.30pm, after submitting the memorandum to the Parliament:
1. Dr Dzulkifli Ahmad
2. Yap Swee Seng
3. Wong Chin Huat
4. V. Gayathry
5. Mien Lor
6. Mokhtar Rozaidi

Arrested in front of IPK Kuala Lumpur (2pm)
At approximately 2pm, another activist, Noorashimah, was arrested in front of the Kuala Lumpur Contingent Police Headquarters (IPK Kuala Lumpur) when she protested the arrests.

Police intimidation at PAS headquarters
The police have also reportedly surrounded the Pan-Malaysian Islamic Party (PAS) headquarters at Jalan Raja Laut, Kuala Lumpur.

SUARAM strongly condemns the Malaysian government and the police for their ongoing crackdown and attacks on freedom of assembly, a fundamental right which is guaranteed under the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and the Federal Constitution of Malaysia. We demand for the unconditional and immediate release of all those arrested.

Urgent actions needed:
Please write protest letters to the government and the police to express your strongest condemnation and outrage on the latest arrests and the ongoing crackdown on freedom of assembly and all form of dissent and criticisms. Please also demand the Malaysian government for the immediate and unconditional release of all those arrested.

Your protest letters should be sent to:
1. Prime Minister of Malaysia
Dato' Seri Abdullah Ahmad Badawi
Prime Minister's Office Malaysia
Perdana Putra Building,
Federal Government Administrative Centre,
62502 PUTRAJAYA,
Selangor, Malaysia.
Tel: + 60 3 8888 6000
Fax: + 60 3 8888 3444

2. Inspector-General of Police
Tan Sri Musa Hassan
Ibu Pejabat Polis Diraja Malaysia,
50560 Bukit Aman,
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
Tel: +603 2262 6015
Fax: +603 2272 5613

For more information, please read:
http://www.harakahdaily.net/bm/

http://www.malaysia-today.net/nuc2006/index.php?itemid=833

http://www.malaysia-today.net/index.shtml

http://www.merdekareview.com/

www.malaysiakini.com

Thursday, November 29, 2007

8th HUMAN RIGHTS CAMP

Please come and join us in this DEMA Annual Human Rights Camp,
please forward to your friends who might be interested to join!!

Are you ready??? HR Camp is coming to town...

8th HUMAN RIGHTS CAMP!!

Never...never miss...never miss this camp...

Only RM 25

7/12/2007 ~ 9/12/2007

New Era College, Kajang

DO you know about your rights?

Let's join DEMA human rights camp to know the basic human rights concepts and to avoid being the victims of violations. Let’s work together for a better future!

Activities such as exposure trip, movie screening, sharing session, games with the human right activists etc…


WHERE WE GO?

Chin Refugee Community

Suaram - Internal Security Act

SOS Damansara - Mother-Tongue Education

Rawang High-Tension Electrical Tower

Kampung Berembang - Squattered Area

Program:

v Introduction to Human Rights

v Exposure Trip Presentation

v Malaysia Human Rights Condition Analysis

v Movie Screening

v Case Studies

v Human Rights Activist Sharing

v Groups Discussion

v Games & Games & Games…………

Further Information & Registration Please Contact:

Yong Jin 0123770626

Jing Cheng 0127583779

Long Hui 0165583657

Email: demamalaysia@gmail.com

Website: dema2u.blogspot. com

Organized By:

Malaysia Youth and Students Democratic Movement (DEMA)
Amnesty International (AI)

Info: Come and join Preliminary National Youth Consultation Conference, 2 Dec (Sun)

Hi, friends....

Recently you all must be reading a lot of issues, the judiciary, the Bersih rally and yesterday one Hindraf rally. And as youth, there is an opportunity for us to come together to discuss diverse issues that affect us.



So, Youth for Change (Y4C) together with Kuala Lumpur & Selangor Chinese Assembly Hall Youth Section, Pusat Janadaya (EMPOWER), Solidariti Mahasiswa Malaysia (SMM) and National Young Lawyers Committee (NYLC) cordially invite you as the participant of the Preliminary NYCC with the theme “An United Force for Change : Opportunities and Challenges For Youth”.



The following are the details of the Preliminary NYCC:

Date: 2 December, 2007 (Sunday)

Time: 8.30am-5.00pm

Medium : Bahasa Malaysia

Venue: Bar Council Auditorium

No. 13, 15 & 17 Leboh Pasar Besar, Kuala Lumpur



Youth leaders and representatives from various organizations are invited to attend the Conference to share their thoughts on how the youth groups can work together, how it could work better and be more inclusive before, during and byond the coming General Election. The youth voices and perspectives have always been ignored by the political parties and authorities whereby they are lack of comprehensive and wholesome focus of policies, programmes and activities on youth issues.

So, wish you can join us la. Please read the invitation letter for details and register yourself by this Wednesday ya.


I sent this information coz Yeeling has difficulty to access to y4c yahoo group..

Warm regards,

Chian Yi

Empower

Tuesday, November 13, 2007

1110 BERSIH DEMO, The largest political protest in nearly a decade erupted in Malaysia's capital city, Kuala Lumpur.

1110 BERSIH DEMO, The largest political protest in nearly a decade erupted in Malaysia's capital city, Kuala Lumpur.





The rally was the largest political demonstration in Malaysia since supporters of Anwar Ibrahim, then deputy prime minister, protested for several days in September 1998.

That demonstration was in protest at Ibrahim's dismissal from the cabinet and ruling party by Mahathir Mohamad, who was then prime minister.

Anwar later founded the People's Justice Party, one of three opposition parties involved in the latest demonstration.

"It is a good signal that Malaysians want freedom and democracy, and they want free and fair elections," he said.

Anwar has called for further street protests until changes in electoral policy are implemented.

However, Najib Razak, Malaysia's deputy prime minister, said the government would not tolerate illegal assembly. (Please read fully article at http://english.aljazeera.net/NR/exeres/72EFBCFD-6A34-4B82-BD57-BB69ADA7C763.htm)





To read more news, please click at the link below:
http://www.cnn.com/2007/WORLD/asiapcf/11/10/malaysia.protests/index.html

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/asia-pacific/7088877.stm



http://www.malaysiakini.com/news/74507



http://www.merdekareview.com/news.php?n=5326



http://www.merdekareview.com/news.php?n=5327



http://www.merdekareview.com/news.php?n=5329

Please click the video below:


Thursday, October 18, 2007

PETRONAS, a giant in Malaysia

PETRONAS, the acronym for Petroliam Nasional Berhad, was incorporated on 17 August 1974 under the Companies Act 1965. It is wholly-owned by the Malaysian government and is vested with the entire ownership and control of the petroleum resources in Malaysia through the Petroleum Development Act 1974, an Act of Parliament. (http://www.petronas.com.my/internet/corp/centralrep2.nsf/frameset_corp?OpenFrameset)



Petronas financial year ended March 31, 2007 net profit is RM48,300,000,000.
If the net profit is give to every Malaysian (include children), how much can a Malaysian get?
Answer:
RM48,300,000,000 / 27,000,000 (population) = RM1788.88 per year.
A Malaysian can get RM147 per month. RM147 can buy 76.56L unleaded petrol. RM147 can buy 980 eggs. RM147 can buy 210 Roti Canai!
While for pre-tax profit (since it is belong to people), each Malaysian can share RM76,300,000,000. Every Malaysian can get RM76,300,000,000 / 27,000,000 = RM2825.92 per year.
(You can refer to http://www.petronas.com.my/internet/corp/centralrep2.nsf/frameset_corp?OpenFrameset)


Unfortunately, the profit is not return to the people.

Friday, October 12, 2007

Wednesday, October 03, 2007

Noam Chomsky

I read this paaragraph in my friend's blog:

Avram Noam Chomsky:
Again, very often when I do something which the state regards as illegal, I regard it as legal : that is, I regard the state as criminal...

The concept of legality and the concept of justice are not identical; they're not entirely distinct either. Insofar as legality incorporates justice in this sense of better justice, referring to a better society, then we should follow and obey the law, and force the state to obey the law and force the great corporations to obey the law, and force the police to obey the law, if we have the power to do so. Of course, in those areas where the legal system happens to represent not better justice, but rather the techniques of oppression that have been codified in a particular autocratic system, well, then a reasonable human being should disregard and oppose them, at least in principle; he may not, for some reason, do it in fact.

Sunday, September 30, 2007

Struggle

My friend send me a poem:

Struggle.


Great strength is brought with pain,
From out the strife,
From out the storms that sweep
The human soul___
Those hidden tempests
Of the inner life___
Comes forth the lofty calm
Of self-control.

Peace after war. Although
The heart may be trampled
And plowed like a torn battle field,
Rich are the fruits that follow victory,
And the battle grounds
The fullest harvests yield.

Strong grows his arm who breasts
A downward stream,
And stems with steady stroke;
The mighty tide
Of his own passions. Sore
The wrench may seem,
But only he is strong
Whose strength is tried.

To toil is hard, to lay
Aside the oar,
To softly rise and fall
With passion's swell,
Is easier far. But when
The dream is o'er
The bitterness of waking
None can tell.

To float at ease, by sleepy
Zephyrs fanned,
Is but to grow more feeble
Day by day;
While slips life's little hour
Out, sand by sand,
And strength and hope together
Waste away.

He only wins who sets
His thews of steele
With tighter tensions for
The prick of pain;
Who wearies, yet stands fast;
Whose patient zeal
Welcomes the present loss
For future gain.

Toil before ease; the cross,
Before the crown.
Who covets rest, he first
Must earn the boom.
He who at night in peace
Would lay him down,
Must bear his load amid
The heats of noon.

__Ellen P. Allerton.

Tuesday, September 25, 2007

Boycott Chief Justice Ahmad Fairuz Sheikh Abdul Halim presides at the Federal Court

This is following the revelation of a shocking video showing senior lawyer VK Lingam on the phone allegedly with Ahmad Fairuz on fixing the appointment of judges.

Bar Committee chairperson R Ravindra Kumar said that the issues raised in the video suggested corruption and blatant executive interference with the judiciary.

"Investigation on the protagonist on the video and all the persons named or mentioned as well as on all the matters raised in it (the video) is warranted," said Ravindra.

Video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_oK5S3J-qlI

Please read the transcript here: http://www.malaysia kini.com/ news/72608

Thursday, September 20, 2007

[Sharing] 12 persoalan besar di Batu Buruk belum terjawab

Episod kekecohan yang menyaksikan keganasan pihak polis di Batu Burok, Kuala Terengganu, 8 September telah berlalu hampir seminggu. Sebahagian besar daripada 23 orang awam ditahan polis telah dibebaskan dan kembali menjalani kehidupan seperti biasa.

Dua mangsa tembakan ‘peluru hidup’ polis yang masing-masing dirawat di Hospital Sultanah Nur Zahirah (HSNZ), Kuala Terengganu dan Hospital Universiti Sains Malaysia (HUSM), Kubang Kerian, Kelantan juga dilaporkan beransur sembuh. Dua mangsa tembakan ‘peluru hidup’ polis yang masing-masing dirawat di Hospital Sultanah Nur Zahirah (HSNZ), Kuala Terengganu dan Hospital Universiti Sains Malaysia (HUSM), Kubang Kerian, Kelantan juga dilaporkan beransur sembuh.

Untuk renungan dan bahan fikir bersama, berikut diperturunkan beberapa persoalan dan tandatanya tersebut:

1. Kerosakan harta awam dianggarkan RM500 ribu oleh pihak Majlis Perbandaran Kuala Terengganu (MPKT). Exco Datuk Rosol Wahid pula dalam kenyataan berasingan mendakwa nilai kerosakan itu mencecah RM1 juta (biasa lah tu, pemimpin BN memang selalu melebih-lebih dalam hal seumpama ini). Kerosakan itu didakwa dibuat “perusuh” yang dikaitkan dengan para penyokong PAS yang hadir malam itu.

Anehnya, segala kerosakan yang berlaku seperti papantanda jalan, lampu isyarat, pasu bunga dan lain-lain itu sebenarnya terletak di dalam zon yang dikawal polis. Sepanjang kekecohan memuncak, tidak ada orang awam dibenarkan memasuki kawasan jalan sepanjang 200 meter dari persimpangan lampu isyarat merentasi depan Kediaman Seri Iman hingga ke stesen minyak Esso di situ. Maka menjadi tanda tanya, siapa bertanggungjawab memecah dan merosakkan harta awam itu?

2. Puluhan buah motosikal dan kereta dilaporkan mengalami kerosakan teruk kesan pukulan benda tumpul (kayu atau batu). Gambar-gambar sebahagian kenderaan yang rosak itu turut disiarkan akhbar. Antara gambar itu menunjukkan lokasi motosikal yang rosak itu hanya beberapa depa dari sepasukan polis Unit Simpanan Persekutuan (FRU) sedang berkawal.

Apakah munasabah orang awam melakukannya dan dilihat sahaja oleh anggota FRU? Lagi pun, kenderaan yang rosak itu adalah milik orang awam, bukan milik anggota FRU atau polis. Sedangkan pertembungan malam itu antara polis dan orang awam. Apakah munasabah orang awam merosakkan kenderaan mereka sendiri? (Bunyinya macam tuduhan Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim tumbuk muka dia sendiri dululah!)

3. Ada orang awam menceritakan telah melihat sekumpulan anggota polis mengunjungi Pasar Besar Kedai Payang (pasar utama di tengah bandar Kuala Terengganu) beberapa hari sebelum kejadian. Mereka itu dikatakan telah memborong kesemua ‘bidas’ (lastik, orang Kedah sebut ‘terbir’, orang Putih kata ‘catapult’). Untuk apa lastik-lastik itu diborong polis?

4. Insiden bakar bendera negara turut dipertikaikan. Gambar disiarkan akhbar Berita Harian, 10 September menunjukkan seorang pemuda lengkap bertopi keledar sedang membakarnya di tengah jalanraya yang agak lengang. Berdasarkan gambar itu, dipercayai jurugambar yang merakamkan insiden itu berada tidak jauh dari si pembakar itu.

Mungkin jurugambar tersebut adalah orang paling wajar disoalsiasat, siapa sebenarnya pemuda itu? Apakah gambar tersiar itu satu-satunya gambar dirakamnya ketika itu, atau ada lagi gambar-gambar lain yang merakamkan imej lebih jelas mengenai pembakar bendera itu?

5. Lebih dipersoalkan banyak pihak, apakah pemuda itu sebahagian dari kumpulan pemuda yang datang untuk mendengar ceramah PAS atau dari kumpulan lain? Bajunya tidak menampakkan sebarang tanda basah atau berpeluh, menunjukkan dia belum begitu lama di situ, tidak sebagaimana yang lain.

6. Ada juga eyewitness mendakwa melihat seseorang dari dalam sebuah kereta menghulurkan bendera negara yang menjadi bahan bakar itu kepada pemuda tersebut dan menyuruhnya membakar. Jika benar begitu, bermakna bendera itu bukan disentap di situ ketika kekecohan berlaku, tetapi sengaja dibawa dari tempat lain oleh orang misteri yang berkereta itu.

7. Ada juga eyewitness menyaksikan kedatangan sekumpulan mat rempit sejurus selepas keadaan agak reda. Mereka ini memang menjadikan laluan yang terlibat dengan kekecohan itu sebagai track perlumbaan mereka saban malam. Tidak payah diberitahu, mereka ini memang menyimpan dendam dengan pasukan polis kerana sering mengganggu akvititi malam mereka.
Mereka ini dikatakan tumpang sekaki “mengamuk” dan melakukan kekacauan sebagai melepas geram terhadap pasukan polis. Apakah mustahil mereka ini turut terlibat membakar bendera, kon polis dan melakukan kerosakan-kerosakan lain itu?

8. Keengganan pihak Polis Daerah Kuala Terengganu mengeluarkan permit untuk perhimpunan malam itu turut dipertikaikan. Pertama, telah beberapa kali lokasi sama dijadikan pentas ceramah melibatkan nama-nama besar dalam pembangkang seperti Mohamad Sabu, Anwar dan Tuan Guru Abdul Hadi Awang sendiri. Majlis-majlis tersebut berjalan lancar dan aman, tiada kekacauan atau gangguan keselamatan, selagimana tiada kacau ganggu pihak polis.

9. Pihak polis memberikan alasan tidak mengeluarkan permit ceramah kononnya kawasan perumahan itu didiami golongan elit, pegawai kerajaan dan orang ternama. Justeru sebarang majlis ceramah akan menghasilkan gangguan bunyi kepada penghuni taman itu.

Juga dibangkitkan soal gangguan kepada para pelancong yang menginap di chalet dan resort berdekatan. Sedangkan lokasi sama terletak hanya beberapa ratus meter dari pentas utama Pantai Batu Buruk. Di situ saban bulan (kekadang tu saban minggu), berbagai bentuk bunyi bising dikumandangkan, tidak kira siang mahu pun malam. Mengapa tidak ditimbulkan soal gangguan bunyi dari pesta hiburan itu?

10. Soal bantahan yang didakwa dari penduduk setempat juga tidak sukar difahami. Mana ada orang Umno yang suka ceramah PAS diadakan berdekatan rumah mereka? Jadi, jika diraikan setiap bantahan orang Umno, nescaya tidak akan ada peluang bagi PAS untuk menganjurkan majlisnya di kawasan-kawasan awam. Apakah polis tidak pernah mengeluarkan permit untuk majlis Umno/BN jika dibantah penduduk setempat dari kalangan PAS?

11. Tindakan FRU melepaskan gas pemedih mata tanpa mengira tempat juga amat dikesalkan. Ia dihalakan bukan sahaja ke arah orang ramai yang cuba disuraikan, tetapi turut disasarkan ke arah kedai makan yang sedang dipenuhi pelanggan. Kanak-kanak yang berada di dalam kedai itu, termasuk anak-anak pemilik kedai, turut menerima kesan gas tersebut.

Apakah aspek keselamatan orang awam yang tidak ada kena-mengena dengan kekecohan itu tidak diambil kira terlebih dahulu oleh polis? Apakah semata-mata atas alasan menyuraikan perhimpunan haram, polis dihalalkan bertindak apa cara sahaja?

12, Tindakan seorang anggota polis melepaskan ‘peluru hidup’ sehingga mencederaparahkan dua orang awam sangat dipertikaikan. Anggota polis itu mendakwa kononnya beliau diserang, lalu memaksanya melepaskan tembakan demi mempertahankan diri.

Apa pun alasan dan dakwaan yang cuba dikemukakan, rakyat tidak dapat menerima ia sebagai tindakbalas yang wajar. Lain lah kalau orang yang didakwanya menyerangnya itu juga bersenjata. Apatah lagi diambilkira sebab kenapa beliau “diserang” itu, ialah kerana orang ramai melihat beliau cuba melakukan provokasi di tengah-tengah hadirin.

Dipetik daripada:
http://www.harakahdaily.net/bm/index.php/12-persoalan-besar-di-Batu-Buruk-belum-terjawab.html

Pendapat saya:
Saya berasa kes tersebut adalah muslihat UMNO. UMNO cuba melakukan kekecohan untuk cuba melemahkan PAS yang dapat mengugat kepentingan UMNO. Kita perlu jelas bahawa parti yang rasuah, zalim dan rosak adalah selalu takut kepada Parti yang menegakkan keadilan. Saya percaya bahawa kes tersebut adalah dibuat oleh pentadbir sendiri.

Tuesday, September 18, 2007

UPM buat lawak! Dakwa Yee simpan risalah, bahan lucah

UPM VC defends seizure of student's laptop! Shame !
Shame on him!


Analisis/komen:
Amat hairannya dan kecewanya bahawa Naib Canselor UPM, Datuk Dr Nik Mustapha R Abdullah mengeluarkan kata-kata yang tidak rasional dan profesional dari segi undang-undang dan akademik. Adakah Datuk Dr Nik Mustapha R Abdullah masih layak menjadi Naib Canselor UPM?

Seseorang yang tidak rasional dan profesional bukan sahaja tidak layak jadi Naib Canselor dan juga adalah tidak layak menjadi ahli akademik.

Unit keselamatan UPM mengambil komputer riba milik, telefon bimbit serta MP3 bernilai RM6,000 malam Jumaat lalu (14/9/2007) tanpa sebarang kebenaran pemilik adalah kes jenayah. Tindakan Unit keselamatan UPM adalah merupakan rompakan dan kecurian. Kes rompakan dan kecurian adalah di bawah kes-kes jenayah.

Jika
Naib Canselor UPM, Datuk Dr Nik Mustapha R Abdullah mengeluarkan statement menyokong tindakan unit keselamatan, ini bermaksud Naib Canselor UPM, Datuk Dr Nik Mustapha R Abdullah bersuhabat dengan unit keselamatan untuk melakukan rompakan dan curian. Mereka bukan sahaja mencuri tetapi merompak!

Adakah Perompak dan pencuri boleh menjadi kaki keselamatan dan ahli akademik? Ini adalah kes hairan di Malaysia.
Naib Canselor UPM, Datuk Dr Nik Mustapha R Abdullah dan ketua Unit Tugas Khas (UTK) bahagian keselamatan UPM harus dibawa ke mahkamah untuk dibicari kesalahan mereka.

Selain itu, tuduhan
Naib Canselor UPM, Datuk Dr Nik Mustapha R Abdullah adalah sejenis fitnah di sisi undang-undang ataupun agama. Laptop (komputer riba) telah dirompak oleh UTK pada Jumaat yang lepas. Mereka boleh menghancurkan password dengan senang dan seterusnya meletakkan atau "install" apa-apa saja dokumen dan file ke dalam laptop. Naib Canselor UPM, Datuk Dr Nik Mustapha R Abdullah boleh buat apa-apa saja tuduhan dengan sesuka hati. Adakah dia seorang ahli akedemik atau seorang yang rasional dan profesional? Tuduhan Naib Canselor UPM, Datuk Dr Nik Mustapha R Abdullah jelas sekali menunjukkan bahawa dia telah bersuhabat dengan UTK untuk melakukan jenayah.

Naib Canselor UPM, Datuk Dr Nik Mustapha R Abdullah harus letakkan jawatan atau dipecat.


Update:
Bahasa Melayu
http://www.malaysiakini.com/news/72571
Universiti Putra Malaysia (UPM) mendakwa seorang pelajarnya, Yee Yang Yang telah melanggar Akta Universiti dan Kolej Universiti 1971 (Auku) kerana menyimpan bahan lucah dan bahan cetak tanpa kelulusan pihak berkuasa universiti dalam kawasan kampus.

Naib Canselor UPM, Datuk Dr Nik Mustapha R Abdullah berkata siasatan bahagian keselamatan universiti tersebut telah menemui risalah dalam bilik Yee yang dicetak oleh persatuan yang tidak berdaftar.

"Komputer ribanya juga mengandungi banyak bahan lucah," katanya dalam satu kenyataa hari ini sebagai mengulas laporan media mengenai dakwaan Yee yang pihak keselamatan universiti memecah masuk ke bilik asramanya pada 14 September 2007 dan merampas komputer riba serta lain-lain barangan miliknya.



English Version http://www.malaysiakini.com/news/72569
Universiti Putra Malaysia (UPM) vice-chancellor Nik Mustapha R Abdullah today defended the action of campus authorities in seizing a student activist’s laptop and 12 other items during a spot check on his hostel room.

Nik Mustapha said the student, Yee Yang Yang, was suspected of having leaflets produced by ‘unregistered' organisations and that his laptop contained pornographic material.

He said the authorities acted according to procedure and described Yee’s accusation that UPM was attempting to intimidate him due to his political leaning as a “lie.”

"The action taken by the UPM security department was in accordance with the rules and regulations that relate to disciplinary violations made by Yee. His accusations are lies," said the VC.




Rumusan berita dari www.harakahdaily.net:
Menurut wakil BMB yang mengedarkan risalah insiden-insiden yang didakwa berlaku di kampus UPM,salah seorang mahasiswa mangsanya adalah Yee Yang Yang yang telah dirampas komputer riba, telefon bimbit, pendrive serta beberapa dokumen-dokumen penting.

Antara keterangan risalah yang diedarkan menyebut bahawa; kejadian tersebut didakwa dilakukan semasa satu sesi soal siasat yang dijalankan terhadap Yee Yang selama dua jam selepas dipanggil masuk ke bilik mesyuarat Kolej 13 oleh Pengetua dan Felo kolej, Mohd Fakhrurazi Mustapha serta tiga orang yang tidak dikenali selepas perjumpaan bersama pengetua kolej 13 berhubung kes kehilangan telefon bimbit.

Anehnya, semasa soal siasat tersebut, beliau telah disoal tentang Persatuan Bahasa Tionhua, BMB serta risalah-risalah berkaitan PRK.

http://www.harakahdaily.net/bm/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=9795&Itemid=50