PAS Sarawak Leader leaves Party

(Extracted from internet portal)

Former Sarawak PAS election director Mohd Fidzuan Zaidi has confirmed that he left the Islamist party two days ago.

Although the outcome of the elections at the party’s muktamar last week- which saw the progressives camp being purged from the party – was not the main reason he left the party, Fidzuan did not deny that he was quite disappointed with the results.

“Yes, I’m a bit disappointed. But it’s normal, like when a team we support loses.

“Like football teams Manchester United and Liverpool, there’s dissatisfaction if they do not win. But it’s not my main reason for leaving PAS,” he told Malaysiakini when contacted.

Fidzuan said his main reason for leaving the party was because he wanted to focus on his career and to take a break from politics.

Fidzuan’s leaving comes after Santubong PAS commissioner Andri Zulkarnaen Hamden denied that party members were leaving the party.

“Many have asked me on the issue faced by the Sarawak PAS leadership as of late.

“I want to stress that all those speculations are just rumours,” Andri had said.

Could re-join the party in the future

Fidzuan who has been with PAS for 20 years explained that he was the type who could only focus on one thing at a time.

“I am a determined person, so when I do something, I do it wholeheartedly and one at a time.

He also denied that the conflict occurring between the party’s two camps was a reason why he had left the party.

“No, it’s just that if I am still a PAS member, I still have a responsibility in the party,” he said.

He was also open to the idea that he could re-join the party in the future as it all depends on his career.

Fidzuan has also yet to receive a response from the party’s top leadership over his actions.

“Maybe they will say ‘all the best’ to me,” he said

Adenan Scores “Big Time” for BN

 CM SARAWAK PUTTING AN END TO ALL FEUDING FACTIONS WITHIN BN SARAWAK..audie61 says “WELL DONE TAN SRI ADENAN SATEM”

DAP Youth Panaz Dengan MB Selangor

I picked this up from a blogger and its in Bahasa Malaysia. Well you just have to read and make your own analysis. You can read the full version here:- http://whizzekidgal.wordpress.com/2014/02/06/dap-sarawak-panaz-dengan-pkr-md-khalid/

ANWAR..NO APOLOGY JUST CHASTISED YOUR YOUTH..??

17 to 15 Still In Terengganu..!!

It will be 16 to 16 when the final result will be known in Terengganu. Sorry statistics and figures don’t lie. No way close if one was to read the following analysis below. Moreover the might of both BN and PR would be tested to the fullest. You can say back to us,”Bro this is a by election and anything can happen”

Well, at the end of the day its your own opinion but the reality is such.

Read below the extracted article:-

The death of the UMNO State Assemblyman for Kuala Besut Dr Abdul Rahman Mokhtar this morning at the age of 55, has suddenly woken up the political pundits who had gone off on holiday after the May 5 GE13.

That is simply because Barisan Nasional won the State Government with a wafer-thin two-seat majority. With Abdul Rahman’s death, it is now Barisan Nasional’s 16 seats vs Pakatan Rakyat’s 15.

Assuming that Pakatan Rakyat wins the by-election, it will be a hung State Assembly of 16 vs 16 which could force a State election to be called.

Former politician Lee Hwa Beng was quick to realise that and he tweeted, “The death of the BN ADUN would put the Trengganu Assembly 16BN:15PR.This By-election would be interesting.”

A few others said it could be a 16 vs 16 situation.

But let’s not get too excited. Check the numbers and the history, and you will realise that many of the so-called political pundits are too presumptuous.

Kuala Besut is one of the four State seats in the Besut Parliamentary constituency.

In 2008, the Besut Parliamentary seat was won by Abdullah Md Zin (BN – UMNO) who polled 29,376 votes and the majority was 10,590. His opponent was Hussin Awang (PAS) who polled 18,786 votes.

The Kuala Besut State seat was won by (the late) Abdul Rahman Mokhtar (BN – UMNO) who polled 7,123 votes and won with a majority of 2,631 against Nik Muhammad Zawawi Salleh (PAS) who polled 4,492 votes.

The Kota Putera State seat was won by Muhammad Pehimi Yusof (BN – UMNO) who polled 8,090 votes and won with a majority of 3,332. His opponent was Mohd Md Amin (PKR) who polled 4,758 votes.

The Jertih State seat was won by Idris Jusoh (BN – UMNO) who polled 7,912 and the majority was 3,046. His opponent was Mohd Hassan Salleh (PAS) who polled 4,866 votes.

The Hulu Besut State seat was won by Nawi Mohamad (BN – UMNO) who polled 6,740 and the majority was 2,453. His opponent was Mohd Zain Hassan (PAS) who polled 4,287 votes.

In the 13th General Elections this year, the Besut Parliamentary seat was won by Idris Jusoh (BN-UMNO) who polled 35,232 votes and the majority was 8,342. His opponent was Riduan Mohamad Nor (PAS) who polled 26,890 votes.

The Kuala Besut State seat was again won by (the late) Abdul Rahman Mokhtar who polled 8,809 votes and the majority was 2,434 votes. His opponent was Napisah Ismail (PAS) who polled 6,375 votes.

The Kota Putera State seat was won by Mohd Mahdi Musa (BN-UMNO) who polled 9,084 votes and the majority was 1,412. His opponents were Adam Mat Said (PAS) who polled 7,672 votes and Mohamed Abdul Ghani Haji Ibrahim (PKR) who polled only 60 votes.

The Jertih State seat was won by Muhammad Pehimi Yusof (BN-UMNO) who polled 8,396 votes and the majority was 930. His opponent was Wan Azhar Wan Ahmad (PAS) who polled 7,466 votes.

The Hulu Besut State seat was won by Nawi Mohamad (BN-UMNO) who polled 7,884 votes and the majority was 1,570. His opponent w s Shalahhudin Jaafar (PAS) who polled 6,314 votes.

Thus it is quite obvious that the Besut Parliamentary seat and the four State seats are Barisan Nasional strongholds. It was only in the Jertih State seat that BN’s margin of victory dropped drastically – from 3,046 in 2008 to 930 in 2013.

In the Kuala Besut State seat, BN’s margin of victory dropped a little from 2,631 in 2008 to 2,434 in 2013.

Though it can be argued that in the by-elections held since the 2008 General Elections, Pakatan Rakyat had emerged victors more often than BN, I think in Kuala Besut’s case, it can be surmised that it is a pretty safe BN seat.

So, to disappoint those who are hoping for a 16 vs 16 hung Terengganu State Assembly, my view is that it will be status quo – 17 vs 15 after the by-election is held.

916 “Round 2”

Former Prime Minister Abdullah Badawi did say”BN will not crumble in 2008“as Anwar Propagandared September 16th 2008 as the day when they will be a change of Government. BN did not cave in to Pakatan but Badawi relinquished his Premiership to Najib. GE13 have just concluded barely past a month and there are now so many permutations even before the Parliament seating on 24th of June 2013.

916 was Anwars call in 2008 and the possibility of a “ROUND 2” is being toyed around. This time it involves Najib and no more Abdullah.

We wrote a number of articles on this in 2008 and amongst them were as follows

• https://audie61.wordpress.com/2008/09/14/the-aftermath916-malaysiakini/
• https://audie61.wordpress.com/2008/09/09/anwarnow-916bohong-malaysiakini/
• https://audie61.wordpress.com/2008/09/08/up-for-adoption-malaysiakini/
• https://audie61.wordpress.com/2008/09/03/anwarhalf-truthsallegations-etc-all-politics-malaysiakini/
• https://audie61.wordpress.com/2008/09/03/real-or-brag-part-2-malaysiakini/
• https://audie61.wordpress.com/2008/09/02/anwars-fears-malaysiakini/

It does seem that PM Najib is being harrased by not those within the BN fraternity who were not given the rightful positions and recognitions for their wins in the GE13 but also by those within his party UMNO especially when an article like this hits the internet portals and are being played up by many blogs. Click to read:-  http://www.themalaysianinsider.com/malaysia/article/under-pressure-pm-to-dump-all-five-aides-who-lost-ge13-contest/

505 Black Rallies have drawn in thousands at each venues and states and those within the BN hierarchy are feeling a bit uneasy over all these matters. We have time and time again twittered that” It only takes a little spark for it to escalate and for the sake of peace and harmony in Malaysia we hope it will not happen” 

After every elections there will be disgruntled and unhappy politicians who feels that they have a “divine right to the seat”. Of course they will read this and say what do you know? They will tell us go and listen to what Anwar and his Pakatan team have to say in the 505 Rallies. We have and we know Anwar and his strategists are using all their know how to try to “incept into the minds of most Malaysians that they won.

They have the courts to submit their petitions and even then Rafizi their “No.1 strategists” says he cannot see how the courts will overturned their results. He even gave a full rundown on how it will be against them. So whats next after boycotting the parliamentary briefing?

The news of Tengku Razaleigh must have music to the ears of Anwar. Will he be using his “war room strategists” or be employing the same modus operandi to rattle Najib this time round. Surely he will not let Najib rest on his laurels and he will use this opportunity to cause more political damage to PM and distabilise UMNO further.

Remember what Anwar said after his failed attempt “I thought the Sept 16 episode, although it did not happen, created the impression that we have a credible force which can offer an alternative (to BN).”

Being the incorrigible optimist that he once described himself, Anwar (left) views Sept 16 rather positively. “Yes, we did not succeed and some are disillusioned and disappointed. And some are wavering in their support because the process seems slightly delayed. But it will happen. Of course, it depends on MALAYSIANS”

Call what you want but it seems Tengku will be either” The knight in shining armour for UMNO or the Fall guy” but Pakatan will see it more as a “realisation of a vision” and tactically it will benefit them eventhough Anwar will not be at the helm.

Tengku will be a “pawn” as many disgruntled politicians will push for this agenda. The article which have many tongues wagging:- https://www.freemalaysiatoday.com/category/nation/2013/06/12/ku-li-resurfacing-to-lead-third-force/

The possibility of Round 2 September 16th 2013 cannot be ruled out and the turn of events which will take place is very fluid. The political scenario has changed so much since 2008 and one cannot rule out anything. Its just how one stategise and implement the plan and they will be VICTORIOUS.

SO WHO IS SAYING WE ARE PLAYING THIS UP 916 AGAIN?

MY FRIEND, GO TO YOUR BACKYARD AND ASK THE CRYSTAL BALL AND SEE WHETHER ANWAR HAS GIVEN UP…

HEAR HIS RALLYING CRY IN THE “505 RALLIES” AND TELL ME WE ARE NOT CORRECT…. 

THEY ARE ALREADY CALLING FOR PASSENGERS TO BOARD……

ANWAR “YOU WHAT..?”

PROPAGANDA FOR ANWAR DOES WORK..? IT DOES WORK UP PEOPLES ADRENALINE AND MAKES THEIR HEART PUMPS UP FASTER.

WHO IS CALLING WHO A FRAUD? ANWAR HAS CALLED THE EC CHEATS and the lasts (elections) is the mother of all frauds. He told the crowd at Penang on 11/5/13.

Click here to read  http://news.malaysia.msn.com/regional/malaysian-vote-was-mother-of-all-frauds-anwar-1

FACTS N STATISTICS DONT LIE AND WE ARE SURE YOU ALL KNOW HOW TO ANALYSE

DAP Symbols Missing in GE13..??

This is extracted from an internet portal at 12.58am

DAP to contest under PAS, PKR tickets

      Posted on 19 April 2013 – 12:58am

Alyaa Alhadjri, Michelle Chun and Dorothy Cheng

 KUALA LUMPUR (April 18, 2013): DAP will not be able to use its rocket symbol in the coming general election, following two letters issued by the Registrar of Societies (ROS) on Wednesday – just three days before nomination – which in effect render the party’s office-bearers impotent.

As a consequence, the DAP at an emergency meeting last night had decided it will contest under the PAS logo in the peninsula and the PKR logo in East Malaysia unless the Registrar of Societies (ROS) revokes its April 17 letter which de-recognised the party’s office-bearers by 3pm today.

DAP secretary-general Lim Guan Eng told an emotionally charged press conference after the central executive committee (CEC) meeting held at its headquarters that the ROS issuance of the letter is a politically motivated move intended at “sabotaging” DAP’s chance in the upcoming polls.

“By not recognising the CEC office-bearers elected on Dec 15 (2012), I have no power to issue authorisation letters to DAP candidates to use the rocket symbol, in my official capacity as secretary-general.

“There is no point in relying on assurances given by the Election Commission (EC) that DAP can still use our rocket symbol when it possesses a sad record of broken promises,” said an incensed Lim.

“We will not surrender … It is a battle of survival. How do we explain to the voters why we need to contest using another party’s logo?” said Lim who at one point was holding back tears.

Also present were DAP chairman Karpal Singh and party supremo Lim Kit Siang who both admitted to being deeply affected by the decision to not contest under the rocket symbol as they had done in past elections.

“It is a sad and traumatic (feeling) but we are being forced into this situation.

“The rocket is deeply entrenched in DAP’s psyche,” said Karpal.

Kit Siang also admitted to shedding tears over the possibility that the party may not be able to contest under its own banner for the first time in its 48-year history. He also described the decision as a “high-risk” move which the party is willing to take.

The ROS has informed the DAP that the official inquiry into complaints over its CEC, which was to be heard today, had been postponed to May 9.

This, in effect, leaves the DAP leadership issue in limbo until then.

Karpal had on Wednesday said the party’s election returning officer Pooi Weng Keong and election strategist Ong Kian Meng were to attend a hearing by ROS on the alleged irregularities yesterday.

ROS stated in its letter it could de-register DAP as a political party following official complaints that non-CEC members had attended a CEC meeting, and that 753 delegates had either not received their ballot papers at least 10 days in advance, or at all.

Lim said there should be no issue of de-registration, judgment or action before the ongoing probe and official inquiry are completed.

DAP’s Pakatan Rakyat partners immediately offered to assist the party.

“On behalf of PAS, I am ready to sign any letter needed by a DAP candidate,” said PAS secretary-general Mustafa Ali.

PKR secretary-general Saifuddin Nasution echoed the support, saying PKR’s top leadership had no issue in helping DAP.

“PAS and PKR are our loyal partners and we really thank them for standing by us and helping us out in this time of crisis,” said Lim, adding if DAP candidates do not receive authorisation from another party to use its symbol, they would have to contest as independents, which the DAP will not accept.

On a news report yesterday that Election Commission (EC) chairman Tan Sri Abdul Aziz had given the green light for DAP to contest under its own symbol, Kit Siang said it needs to be in black and white for the party to consider such a move.

“We will not take the risk of banking our entire election campaign on verbal promises by the EC, especially when we received the faxed letter less than 48 hours before nomination day.

“However, behind every crisis, there is an opportunity. We hope the people can see that dirty underhand tactics are being used.”

Meanwhile, CEC member Gobind Singh Deo pointed out that the CEC referred to by the ROS was appointed on Dec 15 last year, whereas a new CEC had, in fact, been appointed on Jan 4 this year after the party was contacted by the ROS.

“DAP has all this while been in communication with the ROS over the complaints raised, so the letter comes as a surprise.

ROS director-general Datuk Abdul Rahman Othma in a statement issued late Thursday evening said however that the party has not been de-registered and can still use its symbol for the general election.

Sarawak MP Lists

Berikut adalah nama calon-calon Parlimen Barisan Nasional Sarawak yang diumumkan oleh Pehin Sri Taib sebentar tadi.

Takniah & semoga berjaya kita ucapkan kpd semua Calon BN

P.192 Mas Gading – Nogeh Anak Ngombek -SPDP

P.193 Santubong – Datuk Dr Haji Wan Junaidi Tuanku Jaafar -PBB

P.194 Petra Jaya – Datuk Haji Fadillah Yusof -PBB

P.195 Bandar Kuching – Tan Kai -SUPP

P.196 Stampin – Datuk Yong Khoon Seng -SUPP

P.197 Kota Samarahan – Rabiah bt Wang -PBB

P.198 Mambong – Datuk Dr James Dawos Mamit -PBB

P.199 Serian – Datuk Richard Riot Jaem -SUPP

P.200 Batang Sadong – Nancy Binti Hj Shukri -PBB

P.201 Batang Lupar – Datuk Hajah Rohani Haji  Abdul Karim -PBB

P.202 Sri Aman -Masir Anak Kujat – PRS

P.203 Lubok Antu – William @Nyallau Anak Badak – PRS

P.204 Betong – Dauglas Unggah Embas -PBB

P.205 Saratok – William Mawan Ikom – SPDP

P.206 Tanjung Manis – Datuk Norah Abd Rahman -PBB

P.207 Igan – Datuk Wahab Haji Dollah -PBB

P.208 Sarikei – Ding Kuong Hing -SUPP

P.209 Julau – Joseph Salang Anak Gandum -PRS

P.210 Kanowit – Ago Anak Dagang – PRS

P.211 Lanang – Datuk Tiong Thai King -SUPP

P.212 Sibu – Vincent Lau Lee Ming -SUPP

P.213 Mukah – Datuk Seri Dr Muhd Leo Michael Toyad -PBB

P.214 Selangau – Joseph Entulu Anak Blaun -PRS

P.215 Kapit – Datuk Alexander Nanta Linggi -PBB

P.216 Hulu Rajang – Ugak Anak Kumbong -PRS

P.217 Bintulu  – Datuk Seri Tiong King Sing -SPDP

P.218 Sibuti – Tuan Haji Ahmad Lai Bujang -PBB

P.219 Miri – Datuk Sebastian Ting -SUPP

P.220 Baram – Anyi Ngau – SPDP

P.221 Limbang – Hasbi Habibollah – PBB

P.222 Lawas – Henry Sum Agong- PBB

SUPP Presidents Right Hand Jabs at SWP..!!

SUPP President Peter Chin’s own words at SWP. It’s simple,clearcut and does not need a thinking brain to explain further. PRS a BN coalition have to thank SUPP their ally for landing a good right hand JAB to SWP at the most crucial time before the GE13.

“The Important thing here is that we have to understand SWP is a Sarawak-based party.If they are not in the state BN coalition,obviously they are in the opposition.It’s simple as that”

“How do we treat this? I can’t declare myself BN-friendly but yet fighting with Barisan candidates.The party can be likened to weeds,neither here nor there,swaying where the wind blows.Where is the principle.?