Melayu Pembangkang Akui Sanggup Sesat Demi PR! #Sesat

Ini semua berlaku malam tadi masa himpunan bodoh mereka di Amcorp Mall. Di kalangan mereka yang hadir ada melayu yag mengaku diri mereka Islam. Ada yang bertudung labuh bagai namun mereka bersama-sama join buat Candle Loght Vigil.

Tapi tahukah anda apa hukum buat macam itu sebagai seorang muslim? 

 

Anda sanggup untuk jadi sesat?

K7L : Tak guna belajar agama kalau dah tahu salah tetap buat..

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Malam Tadi 5 Juta Himpunan #Blackout Vs 50 Ribu Sahaj #FestivalBelia13

Kah Kah Kah.. Isham Rais oiii... Ajarlah sikit anak-anak buah hang mengira. Ini teruk sangat ni. Kat PJ 5 Juta orang? Kui Kui Kui.

Keris ada semalam diantara puluh ribuan anak-anak muda di Putrajaya. Memang ramai yang teramat dan mereka aman damai je, Inilah anak muda yang diterapkan dengan nilai-nilai keamanan dan kesejahteraan. 

Jumlah hadir semalam? Tengok gambar dah tahu yang di Putrajaya lebih ramai daripada perhimpunan haram #Blackout yang hadirnya tak sampai 10 ribu pun tapi claim 5 juta.

Fikirlah sendiri ya?

K7L : Ajar anak muda dengan sifat anarki?..rosak masa depan negara macamni..

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Pemimpin Indonesia Akui Anwar Mungkir Janji Untuk Undur Diri Jika Kalah? #Berambus

Kenyataan Najib tersebut hadir selepas laporan Wall Street Journal (WSJ) memetik Jusuf menuduh Anwar memungkiri perjanjian damai dengan membantah keputusan Pilihan Raya 2013. 

“Ada pemimpin pembangkang telah berjanji dan telah menandatangani perjanjian untuk terima keputusan pilihan raya tetapi apabila keputusan pilihan raya tidak memihak kepadanya, dia telah menolak sesuatu yang telah dijanjikan,” kata perdana menteri penggal kedua itu di sini hari ini merujuk kepada Anwar semasa menyampaikan ucapan di Festival Belia disini.

“Itu bukan cara kita, kita mesti ada prinsip dan ikut peraturan,” tambahnya lagi. 

Akhbar antarabangsa WSJ mengeluarkan wawancara dengan ketiga-tiga pihak mengesahkan kewujudan perjanjian damai itu, serta memetik Jusuf mendakwa telah menelefon Anwar sehari selepas pilihan raya 5 Mei lalu dan menggesa ketua pembangkang menghormati komitmen dan “melihat realiti” seterusnya Di bawah adalah laporan penuh The Wall Street Journal yang mendedahkan Anwar mungkir janji perjanjian damai :

Behind Malaysian Poll Protest, a Peace Deal That Collapsed 

By PATRICK MCDOWELL and JAMES HOOKWAY

JAKARTA, Indonesia—A former Indonesian vice president with a history of brokering peace agreements has accused Malaysian opposition leader Anwar Ibrahim of reneging on a secret deal to respect the outcome of Malaysia's elections on May 5.

Jusuf Kalla revealed the pre-election accord in an interview with The Wall Street Journal, amid a public protest campaign by Mr. Anwar over what the opposition leader said was widespread vote fraud by the ruling National Front coalition. The election returned Prime Minister Najib Razak and the long-ruling National Front to power in the tightest national election in Malaysian history.

Mr. Kalla said the two candidates—whom he said he considered friends of his going back decades—had madea written agreement in April to refrain from personal attacks during the campaign and to accept the outcome, in a deal first proposed by Mr. Anwar.

Mr. Anwar acknowledged he had made the pact with Mr. Najib, with Mr. Kalla as mediator, but said the National Front had rendered it void by the way it ran its campaign.

He singled out Malaysia's media, much of which is controlled or owned by the government or members of the ruling coalition. "How can you talk reconciliation when you demonize your opponent in this manner?" Mr. Anwar said to The Wall Street Journal. He also said it was Mr. Kalla, not him, who first proposed the pact.

Mr Najib stressed reconciliation in his first public remarks after the election, though both sides said that the other had rejected a clause in the pact that the winner was to offer the loser a role in a "reconciliation government."

Mr. Najib's camp confirmed that the agreement was made and dismissed Mr. Anwar's view that it had been undermined by the campaign—during which both sides accused the other of low blows and distortions. Mr. Anwar had strong support among Malaysian Web-based media during the campaign.

Mr. Kalla said he felt that both sides met their commitment to refrain from personal attacks during the campaign, and he hasn't criticized Mr. Najib over the conduct of the election.

Mr. Anwar said he plans to step up a legal campaign to overturn the results in 29 electoral districts, raising political tensions in Malaysia, which has grown increasingly divided in the aftermath of the election.

Mr. Anwar, a former deputy prime minister who has been the country's most prominent opposition leader for the past 15 years, has led a national campaign of mass rallies since the election. The scene has grown increasingly confrontational. Three prominent opposition activists were detained and later released in the past week.

In the weeks before the election, Mr. Anwar alleged that the National Front and Malaysia's Election Commission were manipulating electoral rolls and mobilizing illegal voters. On May 5, Mr. Anwar said his alliance had won and accused the National Front of stealing the election.

The National Front and the Election Commission rejected the allegations of electoral fraud. The Commission said there were extremely few irregularities, and that a record 85% of voters cast ballots.

Mr. Anwar said he is pessimistic that courts would overturn results in key districts.

The final vote count showed that Mr. Anwar's Pakatan Rakyat alliance won a majority of the popular vote, but Mr. Najib's coalition won heavily in many rural constituencies, where he has strong popular support, to emerge with a 21-seat parliamentary majority.

Mr. Kalla said that the outcome of the balloting, held on a Sunday, was clear."We had a commitment,'' he said. "On Monday, I asked Anwar to accept it and look at reality. But they said, 'No, no, no, no.' ''

Mr. Kalla said Mr. Anwar approached him about an agreement two months ago, and they met at his Jakarta home. Mr. Anwar asked him to reach out to his opponent and secure his commitment for a peaceful election outcome, Mr. Kalla said.

At the time, Mr. Anwar was leading in voter surveys in Peninsular Malaysia, where most of the country's 29 million people live. A victory by his alliance—a collection of Islamists, a mostly ethnic Chinese party and the largely urban secular party he leads—would have been an earthquake to an establishment controlled since 1957 by the coalition that Mr. Najib now leads.

Mr. Kalla had brokered peace agreements in various conflicts across the troubled Indonesian archipelago during his time as vice president from 2004 to 2009, and had roles in peace negotiations in Thailand and Sri Lanka.

He said that he shuttled back and forth between Jakarta and Kuala Lumpur, meeting the opposition leader and Mr. Najib.

"Mr. Anwar sought Jusuf Kalla's assistance to secure a mutual agreement between BN [Barisan Nasional, the National Front] and [Pakatan Rakyat] stating that both sides agreed to accept the results of the general election, even in the event of a slim majority by either side,'' an adviser to Mr. Najib said. "The prime minister reiterated privately to Jusuf Kalla and in public before the election that BN would respect the will of the people and accept the election results, even if the opposition wins.''

Mr. Anwar said Mr. Kalla reached out to him to offer his assistance in ensuring an orderly outcome to the elections. "There were many friends around the region who were concerned about the transition of power and whether it would be peaceful," he said.

Both candidates had pasts rich with fodder for personal attacks during the campaign. Mr. Anwar spent nearly six years in prison on sodomy and corruption convictions after failing to unseat his one-time mentor, Mahathir Mohamad, in 1998. The sodomy charge was overturned, and he was later acquitted on a second sodomy trial. Mr. Anwar consistently denied the charges.

Mr. Najib, meanwhile, has been subject to rumors widely disseminated in the media—which he has denied—that he had an affair with a Mongolian model and translator who was later murdered. Two police officers were convicted in the murder. Mr. Najib hasn't been charged with any wrongdoing.

Mr. Kalla said he fears that the longer the dispute between the two political leaders goes on, the divisions in Malaysia—among factions in the majority Malay Muslim group and between Malays and the ethnic Chinese minority—will harden and perhaps lead to violence. Malaysia was racked by race riots in 1969 and Mr. Kalla's neighboring country, Indonesia, has suffered repeated outbreaks of sectarian violence.

—Celine Fernandez in Kuala Lumpur contributed to this article.

K7L : Aduhai..tak faham bahasa punya penipu..

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Mengapa Ahli Parlimen Pembangkang Sering Minta Derma Ketika Ceramah Walhal Gaji Mereka Besar?

Seorang Ahli Parlimen boleh menjana pendapatan sehinggaRM10,000 sebulan termasuk elaun.

Merujuk Kertas Statut 235 Tahun 1983, Akta Ahli Parlimen (Saraan) 1980, seorang Ahli Parlimen diberikan elaun bulanan seperti untuk keraian (RM1,500), pemandu peribadi (RM1,200), perjalanan (RM1, 500) dan telefon (RM900).

Ahli Parlimen turut dibayar elaun sebanyak RM200 sehari apabila mereka menghadiri mesyuarat di Parlimen dan RM150 apabila mereka menghadiri mana-mana jemputan rasmi mesyuarat, taklimat, seminar atau pelbagai acara anjuran kementerian atau agensi-agensi kerajaan di peringkat persekutuan atau negeri.

Selain itu, Ahli Parlimen juga boleh menuntut elaun makanan(termasuk 25% untuk tips) dan bayaran untuk bilik hotel, bayaran caj dobi, tempat letak kenderaan, tol, dan wang belanja untuk membeli pakaian panas dan pakaian istiadat.

Faedah-faedah lain seorang Ahli Parlimen ialah mendapat rawatan perubatan percuma untuk diri mereka, pasangan dan anak-anak di bawah 21 tahun di hospital dan klinik kerajaan, pinjaman komputer, kereta dan perumahan, senjata api percuma dan lesen kenderaan, serta pencen dan ganjaran untuk perkhidmatan mereka di bawah syarat-syarat dan keadaan tertentu.

Persoalannya, ramai orang jarang mendengar ahli-ahli parlimen PAS, PKR dan DAP memberi sumbangan dan derma pada masyarakat. 

Yang pernah didengari mereka buat ceramah dan kutip duit. Rupanya, mahal juga gaji ahli parlimen PAS ini, cuma mereka hanya pandai berceramah politik sahaja tetapi sumbangan kepada rakyat amat kurang.

Apa cerita?

K7L : Siapa yang mempergunakan wang rakyat sekarang?..

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Lawa Tapi Bongok! - Hasut Bunuh @NajibRazak Dan @tunmahathir Memang Biadap! @Zahid_Hamidi

Dia ingat dia lawa sangat sampai boleh keluar kenyataan nak bunuh PM? Biadap punya betina! Tak hormat langsung. Keris tak kisah pun dia nak sokong mana-mana parti politik pun sebab itu hak masing-masing tapi jangan melampau dan biadap sangat.

Nama betina ni Venus Cheng dan bawah ni FB dia :

Tengok apa dia tulis :

PM disuruhnya tembak mati? 

Selaku rakyat Malaysia yang sayangkan negara, betina ini harus ditangkap dan tidak boleh dibiarkan bebas sebab dia menghasut untuk membunuh! Tunjukkan taringmu DS Zahid Hamidi?

K7L : Menyirap pulak aku dengan ugutan macam ni...

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