14 Responses to “Gambar terakhir Anwar di Georgetown”

1. 1 shamsuliskandar Jan 1st, 2007 at 7:30 pm

   Tak pa Nik, walaupun cahaya agak malap, gaya sebagai professor tetap terserlah…selamat kembali “sepenuh masa” Dato Seri ke persada politik Malaysia.

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2. 2 c_asio Jan 1st, 2007 at 9:00 pm

   segak lagi dato’ seri….boleh jadi PM (jangan jadi Pesuruh Menantu dah la tapi)…cam kwn sorang tu…
   senang2 datang melawat blog saya…

   http://formerigp.blogspot.com/

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3. 3 freelunch_2020 Jan 1st, 2007 at 10:10 pm

   wah. professor , what next? PM la….:D

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4. 4 aput83 Jan 2nd, 2007 at 1:29 am

   are you coming home, Dato’ Seri?

   Preparing for the next general election, perhaps?

   I myself will be gearing to listen to both sides for the next general election. Hopefully, I’ll get to hear one of your speeches.

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5. 5 niknazmi Jan 2nd, 2007 at 9:59 am

   aput,

   DSAI is now back full time in Malaysia - and yes, preparing the ground for the next election.

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6. 6 hawaiichee Jan 2nd, 2007 at 10:13 am

   Happy new year Datuk! I want to see more issues covered in the media including blogs like this … there was a blackout on the newspapers on the toll hike protest on Dec 31. Remember there is another one on Jan 7.

   http://blog.limkitsiang.com/?p=905#more-905

   The first day of 2007 started off with a black-eye for Datuk Seri Abdullah Ahmad Badawi on his pledge when he became Prime Minister three years ago that he wants “to hear the truth”, however unpleasant, from the people as well as for nation-building, good governance, democracy and human rights.

   This is the black-out on New Year’s Day by all the national media, whether newspapers or television stations, of yesterday’s protest by hundreds of Malaysians at the Grand Saga Cheras 11th Mile Toll Plaza against the latest toll hikes as well as at the barricade which blocked the access road from the Bandar Makhota Cheras township for the past 15 months since October 2005.

   In Parliament on Dec. 13, when MPs were winding up the 43-day parliamentary budget meeting, Deputy Prime Minister, Datuk Seri Najib Razak, accompanied by the Works Minister, Datuk Seri S. Samy Vellu, the Information Minister, Datuk Zainuddin Maidin and the Minister in the Prime Minister’s Department, Datuk Effendi Norwawi, was having a hush-hush meeting with editors of all newspapers and television stations to direct them not to play up the Cabinet’s increase in toll hikes for five highways, Cheras-Kajang Highway, Lebuhraya Damansara-Puchong (LDP), Kesas Highway, Kuala Lumpur-Karak Highway and Guthrie Corridor Expressway.

   The Abdullah premiership has prided itself practising a more open and liberal media policy than the Mahathir administration. This is true when compared with the last phase of the 22-year Mahathir premiership when there was very tight media control and censorship to the extent that Mahathir was repeatedly cited internatiuonally as one of the world’s top “enemies of the press”.

   However, the claim that the Abdullah premiership has a more open and liberal media policy cannot stand up to scrutiny when compared with the first three years of the Mahathir premiership from 1981-1984.

   With the Abdullah administration starting even earlier than the Mahathir premiership to muzzle the media, accountability, good governance, democracy and human rights may face even greater threats than the previous era unless such excesses are checked immediately.

   Can Abdullah justify the government directive to muzzle the media to black-out all reporting about public protests against another round of unfair toll hikes, which are uniting Malaysians, regardless of race, religion, class or political affiliation against a most unfair privatization policy, completely without accountability, transparency and integrity?

   Hasn’t he broken his pledge when he became Prime Minister that he wants “to hear the truth, however unpleasant” from the people, by shutting out the cries for justice and fair play by Malaysians of all races and religions against the toll hikes?

   As the Minister for Internal Security with direct responsibility over the media, the first thing Abdullah should do on his return from his overseas leave is to keep his pledge “to hear the truth”, however unpleasant from the people, withdraw Najib’s directive to muzzle the media to “black-out” news about public protests against toll hikes and to reaffirm his commitment to be more open and liberal to respect media freedom- not when compared to the final years of the Mahathir premiership but the early years as well.

   http://ronnieliutiankhiew.wordpress.com/2006/12/31/opposition-leader-lends-his-support-to-bmc-residents/

   Hundreds of residents from Bandar Mahkota Cheras courageously broke the line formed by the FRU and marched to the Grand Saga Cheras 11th Mile Toll Plazas this morning to stage a protest against the toll hike as well as to mark their strong objection to the barricade which blocked the access road from the township since October last year.

   A few hundred residents from BMC and Bandar Sg Long were unable to show up because they were blocked by the police at the road block. The police raod block has caused a massive traffic jam at the only outlet from BSL/BMC at the 12th mile this morning.

   About 100 policemen(incl FRU) were there to control the crowd. I was informed by some residents that ASP Fauzi again showed his rudeness by holding on to his gun (he did not raise the gun though) besides shouting abusive words at Tan Boon Wah.

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7. 7 aput83 Jan 2nd, 2007 at 11:17 am

   thank you for the info, niknazmi

   i wish you a warm welcome home, Dato’ Seri, and perhaps you could post the invites to your speeches online.

   till then, I’ll continue my blogging in The Star. Today it would probably be about how the start of this current NS program was a total blunder.

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8. 8 shenyeeaun Jan 2nd, 2007 at 11:04 pm

   Salam Hormat

   Salam Kembali

   Salam Perjuangan

   Salam Reformasi

   Hujan emas di negara orang , hujan batu di negara sendiri. Lebih baik dinegara sendiri. Di mana bumi dipijak di situ langit dijunjung.

   Tugas dan peranan sebagai seorang pensyarah tidak tamat di situ. Yang ditinggalkan hanyalah gelaran. DSAI mesti terus menjadi Profesor dalam mendidik rakyat untuk sedar akan situasi yang berlaku di tanah air. Mentaliti dan persepsi rakyat harus berubah. Rakyat harus tahu bezakan antara baik dan buruk.

   Pemimpin kita perlu dididik supaya infaf dan tinggalkan kejatahan dan kezaliman. Barisan Alternatif perlu dididik supaya sedia duduk semeja ketepikan perbezaan dan bersatu.

   Sistem pendidikan kita perlu diberikan nafas baru 100% sama sekali. Ahli-ahli dan pemimpin tertinggi sampai terendah PKR harus dididik supaya lebih berusaha dan kuatkan diri dan parti.

   Anak-anak muda kita perlu dididik supaya mereka akan berusaha untuk memajukan diri supaya menjadi pelapis generasi cemerlang.

   Sistem politik kita perlu dididik sepenuhnya. BPR perlu tahu peranan mereka tanpa campur tangan mana-mana pihak .SPR perlu telus dalam memainkan peranan mereka tanpa tekanan daripada mana-mana kuasa. Institusi kehakiman perlu terus dimuliakan dan dicampuri dengan politik dan tekanan kuasa. Kebebasan hak asasi perlu diperjuangkan dengan sepenuhnya. Akta yang zalim seperti AUKU , ISA dan lain-lain perlu dihapuskan dan masyarakat perlu didedahkan mengenai kelemahan dan malang yang bakal dihadapi sekiranya undang-undang tersebut masih terus dilaksanakan. Media perlu dibebaskan seratus peratus. Perasuah dan perosak bangsa dan negara tidak seharusnya terus bermaharajalela. Rakyat dan pemimpin harus menolak pemimpin yang tidak telus seperti mana berlaku di negara yang mencapai perkembangan politik yang matang dan sihat. Jangan hanya kerana kita takut akan tekanan kuasa maka mereka yang bermaharajalela terus berkuasa. Kesedaran mengenai setiap polisi kerajaan harus berani dipersoalkan demi kebaikan. Tidak semestinya semua buruk dan tidak semestinya semua baik. Jika ada yang tidak baik maka rakyat harus berani bersuara. Pemimpin dalam parti sendiri mahupun pembangkang harus menentang. Kini , apakah pencapaian DEB setelah sekian lama ?

   MAJUKAN NEGARA. KUATKAN PARTI. MANTAPKAN EKONOMI. PERKASAKAN SISTEM PENDIDIKAN. UNGGULKAN PERMIKIRAN DAN MENTALITI RAKYAT. PERTAHANKAN BANGSA DAN TAMADUN. MATANGKAN SENARIO POLITIK. PERHEBATKAN RAKYAT KITA. MEMBINASAKAN SEGALA KEZALIMAN , PENYELEWENGAN , KEJAHATAN , KESALAHAN , KERBURUKAN.

   KITA BANGKIT DI PERSADA DUNIA. KITA PERDANA DI NUSANTARA. JADI JAGUH KAMPUNG YANG BANGGA DENGAN JATI DIRI DAN TANAH AIR YANG BERGELAR MALAYSIA.

   HIDUP MALAYSIA !!!

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9. 9 Hang Tuah Jan 3rd, 2007 at 1:18 am

   Wajah Datuk Seri seakan ‘tak makan tua’. Apakah rahsianya?

   Terserlah wajah pejuang, pahlawan dan pendekar BARISAN RAKYAT.

   Namun Datin Seri pun tetap cantik juga…

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10. 10 Najib1976 Jan 3rd, 2007 at 2:21 pm

    Salam Reformasi.
    Selamat kembali ke Malaysia….
    Apa pelan tindakan saudara selepas ini ?
    Buatlah sesuatu untuk rakyat…..mereka perlu disedarkan secara “total” bangunkan semua bangsa Malaysia yang sedang lena…
    Pilihanraya semakin hampir….

    Wassalam.

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11. 11 freelunch_2020 Jan 3rd, 2007 at 4:38 pm

    hang tuah,

    memang nampak wajah Datuk Seri serta Datin Seri ’seakan tak makan tua’.

    perhaps the secret to their eternal youth is their perjuangan spirit :D

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12. 12 aziezoul Jan 8th, 2007 at 5:02 pm

    Only the honest & sincere leader that i’m interested in. The rest i don’t give a damn.

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13. 13 Johnathan Ong Cheng Chuan Sep 15th, 2007 at 11:22 pm

    Aku adalah Yahudi Kristian Tak SUka ISA pergilah pupuslah hidup kamu digunakan oleh BN-UMNO secara berjinak-jinak tersebut memukul dan membunuh penganut agama kristian yang betul.

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14. 14 Johnathan Ong Cheng Chuan Sep 15th, 2007 at 11:26 pm

    Aku adalah Anti-Islam Hadhari yang betul dan juga anti-Komunis atau Anti-Rasuah bukan macam kabinet pemimpin BN-UMNO dan juga saya adalah Anti-Diktatorship Jepun dan Nazi Jerman.Tetapi aku adalah pembenci Antikristus atau Anti-Isa tersebut.

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