By webmaster • May 7th, 2009 • Category: Isi II
Lawan Umno Cara Jantan!! Rakyat akan Sahut Amaran Tok Guru Hj Hadi!!
By webmaster •Sudah lama saya tak menulis, dan kali ini perasaan saya sudah tidak tertahan lagi melihatkkan aksi Polis samaada Didalam sidang Dun mahupun luar Sidang Dun, kinilah baru kita boleh Panggil Polis Barua UMNO, yang dijaga bukan ketenteraman awam tetapi Polis mempertahankan jenayah rampasan kuasa dan salahguna kuasa Pemimpin Umno, dimana lagi rakyat Perak akan bergantung harap, andai Polis mahu terus menerus mempertahankan rampasan kuasa UMno sudah tiba masanya Rakyat Bangkit melawan Kezaliman, ini bukan lagi dogengan, kata kata yang pernah diucapkan setiausaha Pas Dato’ Kamaruddin Jaffar kini hampir menjadi kenyataan, Rakyat akan pada bila bila masa bersedia turun ke Jalanraya andai Dun tidak dibubar.
Saya menyanjung Tinggi keberanian Tok Guru Haji Hadi berbanding pemimpin PR yang terlihat sifat(eksklusifnya) seperti Anwar Ibrahim, Amaran terbaru Tok Guru Haji Hadi kepada Umno dan Kerajaannya akan sedia Rakyat sambut pada bila bila masa!! Kami akan sedia pada mana ketika menerima arahan dari Tok Guru andai Jalanraya adalah jalan terakhir untuk kita menentang Rampasan kuasa.
Tok guru bukan sekali mengeluarkan amaran tetapi sudah 2kali sejak peristiwa 7Mei mengulangi aMaran kepada Umno. bagi saya kata kata Tok Guru kali ini bukan lagi main main,pelbagai cara sudah kita usahakan, dan AMaran dari Tok guru adalah signal terakhir sebelum Umno akan melihat sejarah Thailand berlaku di Malaysia. Taat kami ada ketikanya bukan lagi kepada Raja tetapi kepada arahan Ulama’ tertinggi kami. Raja harus dilihat menyebelahi Rakyat bukannya kelompok perompak Negeri. Kami bukan mahu menentang Sultan tetapi menentang perompak hak Rakyat. Rakyat diberikan Hak untuk memilih Kerajaan dan jangan sesekali Hak Rakyat dirompak sewenang wenangnya . dan Polis jangan sampai menjadi Samseng kepada Umno. andai Pekida yang mahu mempertahankan Umno, biar mereka yang turun ke jalanraya dan bertempur dengan Rakyat, tetapi Bukan Polis yang sepatutnya menjadi pelindung kepada semua hak Rakyat yang termaktub dalam perlembagaan.Aksi Polis menyerbu masuk ke dalam dewan yang mulia,sepertilah Polis menceroboh Istana dan Mahkamah. Aksi Polis Mengheret Speaker yang menjadi ketua legislatif sepertilah Polis mengheret Hakim keluar dari Mahkamah dan menghereta Raja Keluar dari singgah sana. secara tidak langsung pada tarikh 7 Mei 2009 Polis sebenarnya memijak mijak perlembagaan dihadapan Rakyat, dan jangan hairan Rakyat juga akan bertindak cara yang sama sebagai jalan terkahir menghapus Kezaliman.
Sejarah tidak pernah menipu kita!! sejak zaman Firaun, Dinasti China hinggalah kepada cengkaman Suharto, tidak ada Kuasa Zalim akan menang menentang kuasa Rakyat. mereka akan menjadi sejarah walaupun berdindingkan bala tentera dan Polis.
Akhirnya saya bersetuju dengan Luahan Bloger MSK sudah tiba masanya Pempimpin benar benar menjadi pemimpijn Rakyat. Samaada sedar tidak sedar seruan MSK itu telah disambut oleh Amaran Tok Guru Haji Hadi dalam ucapannya semalam!! saksikan ucapan ini.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EXzAjElwDCg
Tidak lama lagi kita mungkin akan berhadapan dengan satu gelombang revolusi, dari kata kata Tok Guru ini bukan lagi satu bentuk reformasi!! Bak kata Tok Guru ” Membujur lalu.. Melintang Patah” !! Ayuhh bangkitlah Rakyat Perak!!
Lawan Tetap Lawan.
Reformis Muda
MAY 7 — Hee Yit Fong got the position and attention she craved for today. Datuk Zambry Abdul Kadir received the guard-of-honour treatment he desired so much. And Barisan Nasional completed the sordid power grab in the state of Perak, earning the right to titles, perks and position but not what matters most to any government — legitimacy.
The three defectors (two who need some cover from serious corruption charges and one who was unhappy at being treated like a doormat by her comrades in the DAP) can enjoy their new-found status as kingmakers in the assembly.
Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Razak and the BN can at last calm the nerves of members and supporters who were beginning to believe that the coalition had lost its ability to win at any cost.
But at what cost? Was the prize so valuable that it was worthwhile trampling on the image and standing of the country’s important institutions, the Federal Constitution and the sense of right and wrong?
Surely not. Even the most myopic BN supporter has to agree that achieving power through the backdoor has come at a great cost to the judiciary, monarchy and the police, not to mention the new leaders in Putrajaya who have been trying to erase the negativity surrounding Umno with the 1 Malaysia concept.
• Impact on judiciary: It is a sad day that even before a court makes a decision, the public have discounted the impartiality of the panel. But this appears to be the case in Malaysia today. Such is the cynicism and scepticism here today that more attention is paid to the composition of the Federal Court than the legal arguments made in the Palace of Justice.
That is what happens when decisions by illustrious and respected judges on the doctrine of separation of powers is ignored. This is what happens when Article 72 of the Federal Constitution (which puts matters in the legislative assembly beyond the scrutiny of the courts) is treated like a footnote.
• Constitutional monarchy: One single incident has turned one of Malaysia’s most beloved families into villains. Instead of dissolving the assembly at the urging of Datuk Seri Nizar Jamaluddin, Sultan Azlan Shah of Perak did the unthinkable — he asked Nizar to resign and installed BN as the new state government. By doing so, he refused to recognise that it is the right of Perakians to decide who represents them. He said recently that the Malay Rulers were above politics. Sadly, many Malaysians do not view the constitutional monarchy as honest brokers today.
• Police: Crime appears to be spiralling out of control in Malaysia, snatch theft victims are dying on the streets and the men in blue seem more interested in enforcing a dress code and arresting social activists and politicians on lame-duck sedition charges. Really, the reputation of the Royal Malaysian Police takes a beating every time they forget that their duty is to serve the Malaysian public. But still they persist in acting in a manner which alienates the same people who are paying their salaries.
So was it worth it? Was taking power through the backdoor worth it? Only Malaysians can provide the answer to that question. They should do so at the ballot box at every opportunity between now and the next general election. - MInsider
No comments:
Post a Comment