BN : Kata Dikota Janji Dilaksana

Satu juta rakyat bakal miliki rumah sendiri. 

Sebanyak 723,000 unit Rumah Mampu Milik sedang dibina di seluruh negara bagi mencapai sasaran sejuta unit pada 2018.

Projek ini adalah agenda utama pembangunan kerajaan BN yang bertujuan supaya setiap rakyat memiliki rumah sendiri yang selesa dan berkualiti terutama golongan berpendapatan rendah.

#Negaraku #Barisanprorakyat

Hannah Yeoh : Hipokrasi atau ???

Hannah Yeoh contoh hipokrasi terbesar DAP

Speaker Selangor/ ADUN Subang Jaya, Hannah Yeoh akui gunakan kedudukan politiknya untuk berdakwah mengenai Kristian.

Dalam bukunya bertajuk "Becoming Hannah", dia menyeru ahli-ahli Felo Kristian Seberang Laut dan penganut agama Kristian untuk mengikut  jejak langkahnya menceburkan diri dalam politik untuk membina semula Malaysia mengikut acuan agama Kristian.

Pengarah, Institut Kajian Politik Malaysia (MAPAN), Universiti Utara Malaysia, Dr Kamarul Zaman Yusoff berkata, pengakuan terbuka Hannah itu menunjukkan prinsip sekularisme dalam perjuangan politik DAP adalah hipokrasi semata-mata. 

Katanya,  laungan DAP kononnya urusan politik perlu dipisahkan daripada urusan agama hanya untuk Islam tetapi tidak mengapa jika melibatkan Kristian.

DAP menentang perjuangan politik PAS dan UMNO yang berlandaskan Islam. Jelaslah, DAP sememangnya anti Islam dan anti Melayu.

#pakatanproDAP #DAPantiIslam

Petikan daripada Malaysia4All

6 KERAGUAN MENGENAI DANA INVOKE oleh Y.B RAFIZI

6 KERAGUAN MENGENAI DANA INVOKE

Rafizi akhirnya terpaksa mendedahkan butiran pendapatan dan perbelanjaan INVOKE serta Pusat Pemantauan dan Pendedahan Maklumat Kebangsaan (NOW), namun WUJUD 6 KERAGUAN yang membuatkan Rafizi dilihat sebagai berbohong dan membentangkan butiran palsu.

I) Bukti transaksi pengeluaran ASB dan Tabung Haji untuk kegunaan dana INVOKE.

Pada 10 Mei 2015, Rafizi menyatakan ada simpanannya berjumlah RM212,000 dalam ASB dan RM464,372 di Tabung Haji. Jumlah keduanya sebanyak RM676,372. Pada 13 September 2016 pula, Rafizi menyatakan beliau melaburkan sebanyak RM300,000 untuk INVOKE.

Dalam kenyataan 5 Mei 2017, Rafizi menyatakan beliau memberi sumbangan sejumlah RM787,049 untuk INVOKE guna duit Tabung Haji dan ASB. Bermakna ada tambahan lagi RM487,049 berbanding kenyataan awal pada September 2016. Ini bermakna Rafizi telah keluarkan hampir semua wangnya dalam Tabung Haji dan ASB. Kenyataan Rafizi ini adalah andaian sahaja tanpa resit pengeluaran ASB dan Tabung Haji sebagai bukti.

II) Jumlah kutipan dan penyumbang dana.

Rafizi mengandaikan sejumlah RM857,369 berjaya dikutip menerusi pelbagai majlis kutipan dana. Jumlah ini agak besar dan tidak diperincikan dengan jelas berapakah majlis dan siapakah yang menyumbang dana.

III) Gaji staf yang rendah.

Gaji kakitangan untuk 80 orang adalah berjumlah RM888,487, secara purata RM11,106 setiap orang. INVOKE beroperasi sejak Ogos 2016 dan sehingga Mei 2017 sudah masuk bulan ke-10 ia berjaya beroperasi. RM11,106 dibahagikan 10 bulan adalah RM1,110.60 seorang. Jumlah perbelanjaan gaji ini amat tidak munasabah.

IV) Jumlah aliran wang masuk ke pejabat, bilangan staf dan kadar sewa pejabat.

Rafizi menyebut INVOKE ada 17 pejabat. Aliran wang masuk ke setiap pejabat, siapa di setiap pejabat, jumlah pekerja dan berapakah sewa bulanan pejabat pun tidak diperincikan oleh Rafizi sendiri.

Katakanlah RM44,654 untuk 17 pejabat selama 10 bulan INVOKE beroperasi. Ini bermakna kos sewa satu pejabat sebulan ialah RM262 sahaja. Ini jumlah amat tidak logik. Ternyata anggaran Rafizi ini hanya serkap jarang.

V) Mengakui dirinya sebagai penjawat awam.

Rafizi bukanlah seorang penjawat awam. Mengikut tafsiran Bahagian X Perlembagaan Persekutuan, Perkara 132 hingga Perkara 148. Perkara 132 (3) tidak mengkategorikan seorang ahli Dewan Rakyat sebagai penjawat awam.

VI) Kebenaran mengutip wang dari orang awam.

Adakah Rafizi, INVOKE dan NOW telah diberikan kebenaran oleh Bank Negara Malaysia dan pihak berkuasa lain seperti Kementerian Dalam Negeri untuk mengutip wang dari orang ramai? Adakah Rafizi telah menerima kelulusan mengutip derma di bawah Akta Pengawalan Pengutipan Derma? Jika ada, di mana permit kebenarannya?

#NajibRazak : Man behind Dirt

I never liked Najib. I blamed him for the results of the 1987 UMNO elections which led to Mahathir tightening his iron grip on the country. Then in 2009, he was Mahathir's handpicked candidate to replace Abdullah Ahmad Badawi who was beginning to introduce some much needed reforms to the country after 22 years of mismanagement, cronyism, corruption and authoritarianism. I expected a return to the same old but I was wrong.

If there was one thing I learnt from 25 years in the financial markets, it was if you make a mistake, admit it, cut your losses and relook at it again from a fresh perspective and with a clearer mind, hanging on dogmatically to mistakes can be very costly, it can wipe you out. And that was exactly what I did wrt to Najib and I started to like what I saw.

In the aftermath of the Lehman triggered World Financial Crisis, almost every country resorted to printing new money, disguised as Quantitative Easing, to stimulate their economies and mostly to not much effect except to create bubbles in the real estate and financial assets even as real incomes was stagnating or even falling. Malaysia was one of the very few countries which used a combination of monetary but more fiscal stimulus to resuscitate the economy and the results showed in that we have consistently grew between an annualized 4% to 7% for every quarter since then or what economists would call sustainable growth in line with our long term potential.

But there is one hitch with fiscal stimulus; it is populist and it is addictive. If you are not careful, you go the Greek or Venezuelan way. This is why no matter how bad the economy is, Singapore would never touch its reserves because for a country of their size, they have very little leverage left once they did that In fact the whole idea of an elected Presidency was to make sure the President stop any PM who tries to do it. Countries and leaders which resorted to it usually failed to get out of it but not Malaysia, not Najib. As soon as the economy stabilized, he started setting targets and limits on National debts and Budget deficits. Such discipline is indeed rare in leaders of democratic countries having to face elections every now and then especially someone like Najib, whose political life must have been hanging by the thread.

But Najib did not stop there. He started introducing his GTP to improve on civil service efficiency and delivery and the ETP to diversify the economy, strike a balance between public and private sector, undo the cronyism of yesteryears and prepare the country for a knowledge based economy. To this end he even removed the ISA despite the potential landmines that he had to face because in a knowledge based economy, there must be a balance between information flow and political expediency.

Internationally, he reached out to our neighbors and Western and Eastern powers alike and attracted truckloads of FDI not because we kowtow to them but precisely because of our neutrality and our attractiveness as a place to invest in both in terms of regulatory expediency and infrastructural developments. Most importantly, they know they are welcome here.

I remember that last year, when the RM first breached the psychologically important 3.80 and then 4.00, many people messaged me and asked what should or can the government do and my reply was nothing.....the government has done everything that needed to be done, the introduction of GST and the removal of subsidies being two of them. For the first time in our history, we have successfully anticipated and prepared for problems even before they occur rather than react to them after they have occurred, which is often too late.

I told these people the headlines will not make for good reading, damning even so just ignore them. Bottomline is your lives will be little affected and I think that has held true so far, kudos to Najib and his team at the MOF.

To all the people who call themselves financial journalists, economists, analysts, rating agencies etc, I have this message. If oil price is a test, then thanks to Najib, Malaysia has passed it with flying colors. All our internal and external balances have remained largely stable DESPITE falling oil prices and we have outdone many oil importing countries in terms of growth. Think about what we can potentially achieve if oil prices start going back up.

Stop thinking and telling us that we will fail just because you guys think the test is a difficult one for us and stop giving us low marks just because you think oil price is currently not one of our favorite subjects when we have clearly outdone some of your supposedly brighter students.

I think whatever happens next, it is only fair that Malaysians give Najib enough time to complete what he set out to do and then judge him from there.

As for me, I believe he is already Malaysia's best PM ever and that history will be kind to him.

Daniel Goh

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#FIFAAwards : PUSKAS AWARD - Faiz Subri dari Malaysia

Alhamdulillah, Pemain Bola Sepak dari pasukan Pulau Pinang, Mohd Faiz Subri telah mengharumkan nama negara dengan tercalon sebagai pemain yang menghasilkan gol paling cantik bagi tahun 2016 oleh Badan Bolasepak Dunia - FIFA. Dan beliau kini telah menduduki top 3 iaitu finalist bagi memenangi anugerah POSKAS Awards. Lebih menarik ialah, Mohd Faiz Subri mengalahkan Lionel Messi dan Neymar, antara pemain terbaik dunia.

Oleh itu, marilah kita bersama-sama menjadi sebahagian daripada sejarah bolasepak di Malaysia dengan mengundi Mohd Faiz Subri Di Sini

Semoga kejayaan bersama Mohd Faiz Subri.