Banyak informasi yang dapat dimanfaatkan belia dipaparkan dalam media massa, tentang kebobrokkan dan kezaliman oleh pemerintah kepada rakyat. Di seluruh dunia, terutama di Mesir, yang menjadi penggerak utama kepada naik dan jatuhnya sesebuah kerajaan. Belia adalah nadi kepada negara, pasak yang mendukung aspirasi negara, malah Imam Syafie pernah menyebutkan, “Jika mahu lihat masa depan sesebuah negara, lihat anak mudanya sekarang”

Selari dengan ayat daripada al-Quran, surah al-Kahfi, menjelaskan (13)

“Kami ceritakan kepada engkau cerita mereka dengan sebenarnya. Sesungguh-nya mereka itu adalah pemuda-pemuda yang beriman kepada Tuhannya, dan Kami beri mereka tambahan pimpinan” disambung dengan ayat berikutnya (14) “Dan Kami teguhkan hati mereka, ketika mereka berdiri dan berkata: Tuhan kami ialah Tuhan langit dan bumi, kami tiada memuja selain daripada-Nya. (Kalau kami sembah selain Allah), tentulah kami mengatakan perkataan yang salah.”

AIC meyakini pencerapan daripada kedua-dua ayat tersebut adalah, anak muda harus menjadi kental, harus keras dan berani untuk tolak kezaliman, tolak rasuah, jangan takut kerana Tuhan pasti bersama orang yang benar. Jiwa anak muda yang taat kepada agama sudah tentu akan menitik beratkan integriti dan nilai yang positif. Tidak harus ada kegoyahan kepada ugutan dan kekerasan yang dilontarkan penzalim.

Pastinya ramai anak muda yang tidak menyedari hakikat tentang hak-hak mereka yang diabaikan kerana terleka dengan ‘keselesaan’ palsu yang dihidangkan kerajaan Barisan Nasional. Adakah itu jenis anak muda yang ingin dihasilkan oleh Malaysia?

Anak muda harus berada di barisan hadapan, menjadi ‘whistle blower’ didalam negara, iaitu menjadi penggera kepada setiap perkara yang memberi impak buruk kepada negara. Hingga satu tahap, selayaknya anak muda bakal dijadikan kayu pengukur kepada kecemerlangan negara.

Selain itu anak muda harus meletakkan idea mereka pada tahap yang boleh dibanggakan, merebut peluang untuk jawatan penting dalam komuniti, kerana sudah menjadi norma masyarakat di Malaysia yang hanya menerima pendapat dan idea daripada individu yang berpengaruh atau berjawatan. Menjadi sia-sia apabila sebuah idea yang bagus menjadi kurang kredibilitinya kerana individu yang melontarkan idea itu tidak berpengaruh atau berjawatan.

Terutama dalam isu jaminan kehidupan, kestabilan dan keselesaan belia, sekalian anak muda telah muak dengan pelan jangka masa pendek yang dihulurkan oleh sang kapitalis yang akhirnya menjerut leher anak muda, sebagai contoh PTPTN. Asalnya sebagai pelan untuk membantu anak muda untuk belajar, namun modus operandinya adalah untuk mengaut keuntungan dan menguntungkan kapitalis. Anak muda yang baru menamatkan pengajian membawa pulang gulungan sijil beserta setimbun hutang yang akhirnya akan melambatkan tingkat hidup anak muda.

Oleh itu, AIC menggesa agar semua anak muda untuk bangkit dan tolak kezaliman demi membebaskan jiwa dan naluri anak muda. Bangkit menentang kezaliman pemerintah. Isu anak muda bukan sahaja berkisar di PTPTN, AUKU yang menyekat pemikiran mereka, menyekat kebebasan anak muda untuk menyuarakan pandangan mereka tetapi juga kesengsaraan sekeliling yang meruntun perasaan . Jiwa anak muda memang fitrah mereka (seperti yang disebutkan dalam surah al-Kahfi) untuk menolak segala bentuk penindasan.

AIC melihat segala bentuk program yang dianjurkan oleh kerajaan Barisan Nasional di Himpunan Jutaan Belia 2012 sebagai tidak mencerminkan pembentukkan belia yang kita impikan untuk masa depan negara. Kejahilan dan kematangan akal tidak boleh bergerak seiring, maka penganjuran sesebuah program yang “berniat” baik tidak akan mencapai sasaran dengan pengisian aktiviti yang menjurus ke arah lara dan melalaikan.

Justeru AIC menyeru agar semua belia menjadi ejen perubahan yang akan menganjak pemikiran dan daya anak muda ke satu tahap yang lebih dihormati bukannya menjadi penerus pada sisi gelap yang memperbodohkan minda dan mencengkam perlakuan belia sehingga kehilangan kehebatannya.

Generasi Penggerak Zaman
Ahmad Amir Arshad Ahmad Shariman
Koordinator Pembangunan -Belia
Anwar Ibrahim Club
Malaysia

Till now, except for the case of 25-year-old Mohd Safuan Mamat, where he was beaten up in an attempt to extract a confession, when Safuan went to the police station voluntarily, the police has not ascertained who damaged the police vehicles but are already bringing a civil suit against S. Ambiga and the Bersih 2.0 Steering Committee to seek RM122,000 in special damages for 15 police vehicles damaged during the protest, including two water cannon trucks.

It is also not transparent how the damages have been assessed in the first place, because there were no witnesses from both parties. Could it be possible that some damages have been further done to the vehicles in order to create a bigger loss?

Focus on the 8 electoral reforms

Going further, instead of pursuing a civil suit or pressing charges on the civil society movement, the Government should focus on the eight demands of Bersih.

Keadilan calls on Najib to focus on the eight demands by Bersih 2.0 Steering Committee, and ensure that all resources are focused on cleaning up the electoral roll and to make the electoral roll foolproof against any forms of cheating. After all, these people are doing a national service without being asked to be put on the already bloated government’s payroll.

Both EC chief and deputy must resign

Keadilan calls upon Prime Minister Najib to clean up the electoral roll before the next General Election and deal with the other issues such as gerrymandering and mal-apportionment to ensure that we have a clean and fair election.

Both the chairman and deputy chairman of the Election Commission should be asked to resign to pave the way for a new team who can work closely with the civil society to ensure the electoral process is foolproof.

Wan Azizah Wan Ismail
president of Parti Keadilan Rakyat

Polemik terbesar di Pulau Pinang pastinya persoalan kuasa politik dan ekonomi orang Melayu di negeri ini.

Sering kali kita mendengar atau membaca tajuk berita seperti ”Melayu Pulau Pinang terpinggir”, ”Melayu tiada suara di Pulau Pinang” dan banyak lagi ungkapan yang cuba menggambarkan bahawa kewujudan orang Melayu di Pulau Pinang benar-benar terancam.

Amat malang sekali, sejak Mac 2008 keadaan Melayu di negeri ini digambarkan seolah-olah lebih parah. terutamanya oleh media kawalan pembangkang di negeri ini iaitu, Umno dan BN.

Mengikut statistik Jabatan Perangkaan Malaysia, untuk tahun 2010, jumlah penduduk Pulau Pinang 1,609,000 orang. Mengikut pecahan etnik, orang Melayu sudah mengatasi jumlah orang Cina di negeri ini sebanyak 676, 900 (42.06 peratus) dan Cina 658, 700 (40.93 peratus) dan selebihnya 155,600 India dan 118,700 etnik lain-lain.

Maka, label bahawa Pulau Pinang negeri majoriti Cina tidak lagi sesuai untuk digunapakai. Hakikatnya jumlah orang Melayu dan Cina hampir
seimbang tetapi secara geografinya terpisah di pulau dan tanah besar, Seberang Perai.

Mac 2008 menyaksikan tsunami politik terbesar berlaku di Pulau Pinang. Jika pada pilihan raya umum 2004, BN dengan selesa memenangi 38 kerusi DUN.

Tsunami politik 2008 menyaksikan Pakatan Rakyat, terdiri daripada DAP memenangi 19 kerusi, PKR sembilan kerusi dan PAS satu kerusi, manakala BN melalui Umno sekadar memenangi 11 kerusi.

Ini bukanlah kali pertama rakyat Pulau Pinang memilih untuk menukar kerajaan kerana sejarah menunjukkan rakyat negeri ini pernah menolak Perikatan pada pilihan raya umum 1969 dengan memilih parti Gerakan.

Masalah yang diwarisi

Saat Pakatan menubuhkan kerajaan di Pulau Pinang, serangan retorik terkikisnya kuasa politik Melayu di negeri ini bermula. Stigma bahawa DAP sebuah parti cauvinis Cina diapi-apikan di kalangan orang Melayu.

Secara tiba-tiba rakyat disajikan dengan berbagai laporan kemiskinan orang Melayu, isu pemilikan tanah oleh orang Melayu yang kurang di Pulau Pinang dan pelbagai lagi bentuk serangan yang berasaskan politik perkauman sempit.

Walhal, kita semua sedia maklum, Umno pernah menerajui kerajaan negeri bukan hanya selepas merdeka, bahkan selepas 1969 pun, parti itu berada di tampuk kuasa.

Maka di manakah perwira dan pejuang bangsa Melayu yang merupakan pimpinan Umno ini berada ketika orang Melayu Pulau Pinang memerlukan pembelaan dan idea-idea baru dalam memajukan orang Melayu baik dari segi politik mahupun sosioekonomi?

Amat malang apabila masalah ekonomi dan kuasa pemilikan hartanah orang Melayu di negeri ini dipolitikkan seolah-olah ia bermula hanya selepas Pakatan memerintah. Sedangkan masalah ini diwarisi daripada kerajaan negeri di bawah pimpinan Umno dan BN.

Hakikatnya kerakusan Umno selama lebih 40 tahun memerintah Pulau Pinang menyebabkan banyak tanah milik orang Melayu, terutamanya di Tanjung tergadai, lantas kuasa ekonomi orang Melayu menguncup.

Krisis kepimpinan

Umno bukan saja gagal meningkatkan penguasaan ekonomi orang Melayu, tetapi telah memilih untuk membenarkan mereka yang korup kekal berkuasa kononnya di atas agenda ketuanan Melayu.

Namun, sejak 2008, kerajaan Pakatan pimpinan Ketua Menteri Lim Guan Eng melakukan beberapa reformasi penting di negeri ini.

Antaranya menghapuskan kemiskinan tegar, meningkatkan perbelanjaan hal ehwal agama Islam, memberi bantuan lebih banyak kepada rumah ibadat, khairat kematian yang lebih tinggi, hadiah untuk anak yang baru lahir, bantuan RM100 untuk warga emas dan lebih 70 peratus kontraktor Melayu memenangi projek kerajaan negeri hasil sistem tender terbuka.

Hakikat yang tidak dapat kita lari, nasib orang Melayu dan rakyat seluruhnya lebih terjamin semenjak Pakatan memerintah.

Program-program ekonomi yang disusun, kecekapan dan ketelusan pentadbiran kerajaan Pakatan bukan lagi rahsia atau retorik kosong semata-mata.

Laporan Audit Negara dan laporan pelabur asing menunjukkan negeri ini bebas dari amalan korup dan salahguna kuasa sejak Pakatan Rakyat memerintah.

Menjelang pilihan raya umum ke-13 yang semakin hampir, parti komponen BN – MCA dan Gerakan – masih lagi gagal untuk mengembalikan sokongan bukan Melayu di negeri ini.

Krisis kepimpinan yang dihadapi komponen BN nyata bakal merencatkan lagi usaha mereka untuk menawan kembali negeri ini. Usaha transformasi Datuk Seri Najib Razak yang indah khabar dari rupa juga disambut dingin oleh majoriti rakyat negeri ini.

Pencerahan buat segenap bangsa

Umno tidak mampu untuk membentuk kerajaan tanpa kemenangan parti komponen, MCA dan Gerakan, tanpa sokongan dari etnik lain selain Melayu di negeri ini.

Kenyataan pengerusi perhubungan Umno negeri Datuk Zainal Abidin Osman bahawa mereka bersedia menjadi pembangkang untuk satu lagi penggal membuktikan Pakatan bakal mengekalkan kuasa pada pilihan raya depan.

Maka, realiti politik orang Melayu Pulau Pinang pada pilihan raya umum depan tidak lagi duduk sebagai majoriti pembangkang, tetapi menambah wakil rakyat Melayu dalam barisan kepimpinan kerajaan negeri.

Sudah tiba masanya sokongan orang Melayu dialihkan kepada PKR dan PAS. Orang Melayu harus berani keluar dari dogma bahawa Umno saja mewakili orang Melayu.

Orang Melayu harus sedar bahawa parti politik untuk masa depan adalah parti politik yang mampu mendapat sokongan semua rakyat Malaysia tanpa kira ras dan agama.

Tiada guna lagi mengangkat pemimpin Melayu yang hebat melaungkan ketuanan tetapi sebenarnya korup dan pura-pura. Pemimpin Melayu yang progresif, berjiwa rakyat dan adil kepada semua adalah sosok pemimpin yang kita perlukan di saat ini.

Moga sosok pemimpin ini mampu membawa pencerahan kepada segenap bangsa di negeri ini untuk kita bina Pulau Pinang yang lebih gemilang untuk diwariskan pada anak- anak negeri.

Malaysian opposition leader Anwar Ibrahim and his party deputy were charged in court Tuesday in connection with a street protest last month in Kuala Lumpur that led to riot police turning tear gas and water cannons on demonstrators, in some of the most chaotic scenes Malaysia’s capital has seen in years.

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Malaysian opposition leader Anwar Ibrahim addressed protesters during an anti-government rally in Kuala Lumpur.

If convicted, Mr. Anwar could lose his seat in Malaysia’s Parliament, adding to a long list of legal problems the opposition leader has faced in his political career, including two sodomy charges. He was eventually cleared of the charges in both those cases, which he said were politically motivated.

The deputy leader of Mr. Anwar’s People’s Justice Party, Azmin Ali, was charged in Kuala Lumpur’s Sessions Court along with Mr. Anwar for allegedly urging demonstrators to surge into an area cordoned off by police. A party member, Badrul Hisham Shaharin, was also charged. All three said they were innocent.

By charging Mr. Anwar, 64 years old, state prosecutors risk heightening political divides in a polarized nation, with elections expected to be called in the next few months. The protest at the center of the cases involving Messrs. Anwar and Azmin was one of the biggest in Kuala Lumpur in more than a decade.

“It is clearly a politically-motivated charge. Elections are around the corner,” Mr. Anwar told reporters, the Associated Press reported.

On April 28, more than 50,000 people protested in a mostly peaceful show of support for electoral reforms, as Prime Minister Najib Razak and his ruling National Front coalition prepare for national elections that must be called by spring 2013, and which could come sooner.

The protests, dubbed Bersih, the Malay word for “clean,” came after a run of political changes that the prime minister introduced in response to calls for reforms to strengthen Malaysia’s democracy, and to boost the electoral appeal of the National Front, which has governed Malaysia for decades.

While moves such as ending arrests without warrants and allowing more political dissent have helped improve Mr. Najib’s opinion poll ratings, some Malaysians want to see faster and wider changes aimed at helping this resource-rich but authoritarian-minded nation emerge as a full democracy.

The credibility of the Peaceful Assembly Act—a centerpiece of Mr. Najib’s changes, enacted after a 2011 prodemocracy protest—could be affected by Mr. Anwar’s latest case. The government says the legislation was designed to create more leeway for political protests in the country, but critics and opposition political say it criminalizes protesters who step beyond the bounds of the law.

In a statement, a Malaysian government spokesperson said state prosecutors will pursue charges against anyone involved in inciting or committing acts of violence during the recent Bersih protest.

“To date, charges have been brought against various individuals, including two policemen, for events that took place during the protest,” the spokesperson said. “Charges are decided on by the public prosecutor following receipt of police investigation papers.”

Political analysts said Mr. Anwar’s prosecution reflects a pattern of government officials using legal cases to question the credibility of opposition figures, especially Mr. Anwar.

“There is a fine line between these tactics succeeding, or galvanizing support for the opposition,” said Bridget Welsh, a professor at Singapore Management University and a long-time observer of Malaysian politics.

In 1998, government leaders attempted to portray Mr. Anwar as a dangerous radical when he led mass protests after being sacked as deputy prime minister. He was charged with sodomy–a crime in this conservative majority-Muslim nation—later that year. Mr. Anwar denied the charge and was later cleared of it in 2004 after spending six years in jail.

In 2008, Mr. Anwar was charged with sodomizing a young male aid. Mr. Anwar again said he was innocent and called the charges trumped up to destroy his political career. He was acquitted in January, although state prosecutors have appealed that decision.

Mr. Najib has denied orchestrating a conspiracy against Mr. Anwar.

New York-based Human Rights Watch, meanwhile, urged Malaysian authorities not to use aftermath of the latest Bersih demonstrations to sideline opposition leaders.

“The Malaysian authorities appear to be using what happened at the Bersih demonstrations as a pretext to prosecute political opposition leaders,” said Phil Robertson, deputy Asia director at Human Rights Watch. “These charges, and the actions by police at the Bersih rally, don’t inspire confidence that the Malaysian government is committed to protecting basic free expression rights.”

The Malaysian opposition leader Anwar Ibrahim and another leader of his party were expected to be charged Tuesday in relation to a protest last month in which the police fired tear gas and water cannons to disperse thousands of demonstrators calling for free and fair elections.

Mr. Anwar and Azmin Ali, deputy president of the People’s Justice Party, received a summons on Monday informing them that they would be charged in court Tuesday morning, said Ibrahim Yaacob, Mr. Anwar’s chief of staff.

Mr. Ibrahim said the summons stated that Mr. Anwar and Mr. Azmin would be charged with participating in a street protest, which is illegal under the peaceful assembly act, and for breaching a court order by inciting protesters to break through barriers.

The street protest, one of the largest in Malaysia in recent years, turned violent after demonstrators broke through barriers around Independence Square in Kuala Lumpur on April 28.

More than 500 people were arrested, and some demonstrators have complained that they were beaten by the police during the rally, which was organized by the Coalition for Clean and Fair Elections, a group of 84 organizations calling for major reforms to the country’s election system.

The government has pledged to introduce reforms to the election system, but the group, known as Bersih – “clean” in Malay – argues that those measures will not be enough to ensure that the next elections, which are expected to be called within months, are conducted fairly.

Bersih organizers estimated that 250,000 people attended the protest, but the police put the figure around 50,000.

Before the protest, the police had obtained a court order banning anyone from entering Independence Square.

Participating in a street protest is punishable by a fine of 10,000 ringgit, or $3,200. It was unclear whether the opposition leaders could also face prison terms. Andrew Khoo, a lawyer and a member of the Bersih steering committee, said that anyone found to have defied the court order could face a fine of 2,000 ringgit, six months in prison, or both. However, Sankara Nair, a lawyer for Mr. Anwar, told Reuters that Mr. Anwar could not be imprisoned for the latest charge.

Mr. Ibrahim said Mr. Anwar and Mr. Azmin would appear in court Tuesday and would fight the charges. They have denied claims that they encouraged protesters to break through the barriers.

In January, Mr. Anwar, a former deputy prime minister, was acquitted of sodomy, a charge his supporters had condemned as politically motivated. Mr. Anwar previously served six years in prison on charges of sodomy and abuse of power, before he was freed in 2004 after the sodomy conviction was overturned.

He now leads the opposition coalition, which made historic gains in the 2008 election when the governing coalition, which has dominated Malaysia since independence from Britain in 1957, lost its two-thirds parliamentary majority for the first time.

Mr. Ibrahim said he believed that the charges were “definitely” related to the next election. “Of course we know that’s what they’re aiming at,” he said.

A Malaysian government spokesman said in a statement that the public prosecutor had made it clear that charges would be pursued against anyone involved in inciting or committing acts of violence during the protest.

“To date, charges have been brought against various individuals, including two policemen, for events that took place during the protest,” the statement read. “Charges are decided on by the public prosecutor following receipt of police investigation papers.”

KUALA LUMPUR, May 22 — Opposition Leader Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim claimed a symbolic victory today in having the man who unsuccessfully prosecuted him for sodomy join his legal team to defend an illegal assembly charge, pointing out that someone who was in government did not want to be a part of what he called the “dirtiness”.

Anwar has repeated his charge that the latest charge against him is politically-motivated, and said that former Solicior-General II Datuk Yusof Zainal Abiden’s entry into his legal team was “meaningful” to him and a “positive development”.

“I received information that he was willing to join my legal defence team, so I as the accused contacted him for help,” Anwar (picture) told reporters.

“This is a positive development… I think more lawyers are biding their time to join me as well,” he said.

“Yusof’s presence is very meaningful to me. It shows that someone inside the government is aware of the ‘dirtiness’ and does not want to be a part of it,” he added.

Anwar pointed out that if Yusof truly thought he was guilty, then the former solicitor-general would not have agreed to join his legal team.

“Yusof came here with full commitment and his performance today is proof that he only wants justice to be served,” he said.

Yusof joined Anwar’s legal team as the opposition leader was today charged with taking part in an illegal street demonstration on April 28.

It was a startling turn of events as Yusof had led the Sodomy II prosecution against Anwar, which saw the latter being acquitted earlier this year.

He has since retired from the Attorney-General’s Chambers.

“Anwar called me last night and I had no hesitation,” Yusof told The Malaysian Insider when approached.

The Malaysian Insider understands that Yusof’s ties with Attorney-General Tan Sri Abdul Ghani Patail have been cool for some time and he had disagreed with the way some high-profile cases had been handled.

Yusof was earlier spotted mingling with Anwar’s other defence lawyers.

PKR leader and lawyer Sivarasa Rasiah had earlier confirmed with The Malaysian Insider in a text message when asked if the former government lawyer was on the PKR de facto head’s legal team.

Sivarasa said Yusof was assisting Anwar’s lead counsel Karpal Singh. The other lawyers on Team Anwar are Karpal’s son Ram Karpal Singh Deo and Sankara Nair.

Anwar, PKR deputy president Azmin Ali and Rembau PKR chief Badrul Hisham Shaharin were today charged with taking part in the April 28 Bersih 3.0 rally under section 4(2)(c) of the Peaceful Assembly Act, less than a month after the new law aimed at allowing public gatherings “in accordance with international norms” was enforced.The offence under the Peaceful Assembly Act carries a maximum fine of RM10,000.

All three claimed trial.

Sessions Court judge Mahmud Abdullah set July 2 as the next mention date for the trial.

Ibu Pejabat Keadilan di Petaling jaya siang tadi digemparkan dengan kedatangan lebih kurang 6 buah kereta polis yang sarat dengan anggota, mengiringi pegawai tinggi dari Ibu Pejabat polis Dang wangi semata-mata mahu menyerahkan 2 writ saman terhadap Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim dan Timbalan presiden Keadilan Azmin Ali. ( baca disini ) ,(sini) dan (sini)

Baiklah, mengapa tindakan tergesa-gesa ini dilakukan, apakah rumput dipadang dataran merdeka itu lebih suci dari 8 tuntutan rakyat pada himpunan BERSIH 28 April lalu?, itu soalan pertama yang harus kita semua jawab.

Jika kita setuju bahawa rumput dipadang itu lebih suci dan penting berbanding 8 tuntutan rakyat terhadap sistem pilihanraya negara yang tercemar dan sangat meragukan itu, sama la seperti kita merelakan dan menghalalkan penyelewengan wang dana NFC yang sepatutnya digunakan untuk menternak lembu bagi meningkatkan pasaran tempatan.

Apakah kita tidak rasa bersalah bila membiarkan saja wang NFC disalahguna untuk membeli kondo mewah dan melancong ke luar negara sehingga dana yang dikeluarkan itu tidak mencapai sasaran utamanya.

Apakah kita juga tidak rasa bersalah bila membiarkan sahaja sistem pilihanraya dikotori dan diaturkan supaya rejim pemerintah kekal berkuasa padahal itulah hak anda yang cukup besar.

Persoalannya masih sama, apakah rumput di dataran merdeka lebih suci berbanding tuntutan bagi satu sistem pilihanraya yang adil dan bersih ?.

Itu soalan yang anda sendiri tahu jawapannya. sudah tentu rumput tidak lebih penting berbanding tuntutan satu sistem pemerintahan negara yang adil dan lebih bagus bagi rakyat malaysia, lain la jika rumput itu khas mahu beri lembu NFC makan, memang harus sangat rumput itu dibelai dan disiram hari-hari .

Keduanya, apakah ini sebenarnya satu usaha memperlahankan momentum pakatan rakyat yang kini semakin mendapat sokongan dari rakyat, dengan kredibiliti najib yang semakin teruk, usaha-usaha umno melalui media massa untuk memburukkan pemimpin pakatan seolah tidak berjaya, mereka sedar momentum pakatan perlu diperlahankan, supaya umno boleh berehat dan bernafas sebentar.

Usaha untuk mengusung pemimpin pakatan ke mahkamah kerana kesalahan menggalakkan rakyat sedar akan hak mereka, akan membuatkan pemimpin pakatan rakyat sibuk turun naik mahkamah, dan ini akan membataskan pergerakkan mereka, itu sangat perlu kerana pilihanraya semakin hampir, saat ini terlalu runcing buat umno, kemaraan pakatan rakyat membuatkan umno semakin sampai ke penghujungnya.

Najib pula yang sedang dihantui kes kapal selam yang sudah mula timbul ke permukaan, ini membuatkan najib gelabah dan sangat tertekan.

Apa lagi yang mampu najib lakukan, dalam keadaan pemimpin nombor wahid umno itu perlukan talian hayat, isu kapal selam yang turut terpalit kisah pembunuhan model dari Mongolia perlu dialihkan supaya isu yang sedang dibicarkan di mahkamah perancis itu tidak didengar oleh rakyat.

Mereka terdesak, umno sedang terdesak, kuasa yang ada diperguna semaksima mungkin dan sekali lagi pemimpin pakatan mahu dijadikan mangsa keadaan, supaya najib terus dilihat sebagai seorang pemimpin bibir merah yang kononnya suci.

19 & 20 Mei 2012 (Sabtu & Ahad)

19 Mei 2012 (Sabtu)

1)    3.00 ptg – Ceramah Perdana – 1

       Lokasi: RH Ungey, Sangan, Anap-Tatau, Bintulu

2)    6.00 ptg – Ceramah Perdana – 2

       Lokasi : Pekan Tatau

3)    7.00 – 12.00 mlm  – PKR Gawai Dinner 1 – 2012

       Lokasi : Mandarin Restaurant , Bintulu

4)    Penceramah:

i.                    YB Dato’ Seri Anwar Ibrahim

ii.                  YB Baru Bian

iii.                YB Ali Biju

iv.               YB Tian Chua

v.                 YB Elizabeth Wong

vi.               YB Manikavasagam

20 Mei 2012 (Ahad)

1)    11.30 pagi – Ceramah Perdana – 3

        Lokasi: RH Uching, Ng.  Bawan, Jln Dada, Ngemah,

2)    1.30 ptg – Ceramah Perdana  - 4

        Lokasi : RH Jugah,  Sg Maong, Jln Durin Kanowit, Machan

3)    6.00 ptg – Ceramah Perdana – 5

        Lokasi : Kampong Stenggang, Opar,

4)    7.30 ptg – PKR Gawai Dinner 2 – 2012

       Lokasi : Singai Sport & Recreation Club, Kg Sudoh, Singai

5)    8.00 – 11.00 mlm – Ceramah Perdana – 6

       Lokasi:  Sungai Maong Bazaar, Batu 3 Jalan Rock, Kucing

6)    Penceramah:                    .

i.                    YB Dato’ Seri Anwar Ibrahim

ii.                  YB Dato’ Mahfuz Omar

iii.                YB Wong Ho Leng

iv.               YB Baru Bian

v.                 YB See Chee How

vi.               YB Ali Biju

vii.             YB Chong Jien Lieng

viii.           YBhg Haji Adam Ahed