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Wednesday, December 30, 2009

Sick Kelantan Sultan Controversal Romance In A Hospital In Singapore



The King and I...Sultan Kelantan With His Second Wife

Kuala Lumpur
Monday, December 28th, 2009

One of the two women brought into the royal suite at the Mount Elizabeth Hospital in Singapore is the second wife of the Sultan of Kelantan, Sultan Ismail Petra, it has been revealed.
A source close to the Kelantan palace confirmed this morning that the Sultan's second wife and her personal assistant had visited the ailing ruler.
The clarification quells suggestions of hanky-panky as a bodyguard of the Kelantan Raja Perempuan, Mohd Fadzli Awang, had alleged in his police report that the unknown women were sneaked into the ward after the video surveillance camera was covered with newspaper.
He had claimed that a bodyguard had brought the women before leaving the royal suite.
Mohd Fadzli had claimed that the same guard had returned with two men, one believed to be a Malaysian police inspector. The guard and the police officer, he had claimed in his report, waited outside the ward.
“The parties concerned then left the ward about two hours later. It is unknown what their intention was by coming to the ward at that hour,” he had claimed.
Mohd Fadzli Awang had also said the Sultan’s third son, Tengku Temenggong Tengku Muhammad Fakhry, had ordered him to lodge a report for police to investigate and take appropriate action against the intruders.
The clarification on the women's status came after a Press statement, allegedly from the Sultan's second wife, was circulated via e-mail to the media, including The Malay Mail, this morning.
In the statement, accompanied by copies of the marriage certificate and marriage card, the sender claiming to be the Sultan's second wife claimed that she had decided to clear the air after allegations of hanky-panky had surfaced from her visit.
The email sender, known as Elia Suhana Ahmad, claimed that only a handful were privy about the marriage between her and Sultan Ismail.
Apa la nak susahkan orang yang sakit macam tu.. Klau dia dah sah nikah, itu isteri dia dan dia ada hak nak jumpa suami dia. Ngapa lak nak halang ?? Sebab malu ? sebab harta ? Apa la sangat harta tu ?? Kan Allah dah bagi rezeki kat semua makhluk dia, kalau tak cukup minta la lagi kat Allah.. Sebab malu ? kena tanya diri sendiri la, ngapa suami nk bernikah satu lagi ? Pasal malu keluar surat khabar ni tak pe juga nanti nak berjawab kemudian hari macam mana ? Pikir-pikir kan lah.... Comment by Anonymous
She claimed that her wedding had been witnessed by family members as well as Kelantan's State officials on Dec 23, 2007. A picture of her, the Sultan and an elderly couple also accompanied her email.
Elia claimed that the earlier reports had taken a negative slant and she was obliged to clarify the issue to ensure that the Kelantan monarch would not be mocked and the role of the police not misunderstood.
It had been reported that a royal guard had allegedly brought in two unknown women at 4.20am on Oct 8.
It had also been reported that some 20 royal guards, allegedly police personnel, had also besieged the ward and insulted the Raja Perempuan Kelantan, Tengku Anis Tengku Abdul Hamid.
lt was learnt that personal security officers of the Raja Perempuan had lodged five reports of alleged misconduct by Kelantan police personnel between October and November at the hospital.
Kelantan police chief SAC 1 Datuk Abdul Rahim Hanafi had declined comment since the police report was lodged in Singapore.

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Stretching absurdity to the extreme! -Aliran

Tuesday, 29 December 2009


Giving Opinion but Intepreted By the Police As Giving Instruction !

Aliran is appalled by the statement of Selangor police chief Khalid Abu Bakar claiming that the Sri Kembangan state assembly member Ean Yong Hian Wah had intimidated the police when he called on them to stop their investigation of DAP Secretary-General Lim Guan Eng, for alleged sedition.
It is difficult to understand how a request or a demand to stop their investigation of Lim Guan Eng - in what is interpreted by the police as sedition - can be construed as directing the police to cease their investigation of Guan Eng. What authority does Ean Yong have to directthe police? Or are they recognising that he has such powers to do so? He has no such powers. Why then does Khalid claim that the police weredirected by Ean Yong to desist from their investigation?
On what basis does Khalid state, "I wish to stress that the honourable member should not try to intimidate us … .” Irrespective of whether it was a request or a demand in wanting the police not to investigate Guan Eng, in what way does that constitute intimidation?
"I would like to emphasize here that being a state exco member, I've no power to give instruction to the police. Only the Prime Minister and the Minister of Internal Affair have the power to give instruction to the police"..Ean Yong Hian

Political Motivated statement!

Is Khalid claiming that the police were indeed intimidated by Ean Yong’s statement? Is he admitting that the police indeed felt intimidated by Ean Yong? Imagine that one lonely voice can intimidate the entire police force! This is stretching absurdity to the extreme! This is doing violence to the word.
Does the Home Minister, Hishamuddin Tun Hussein Onn, who is in charge of the police force agree with this ridiculous interpretation?
Khalid’s statement has serious repercussions on civil society. If civil society were to tell the police not to accept bribes or urge the police not to be cruel to the detainees or ask the police to be even handed when dealing with dissidents, would that now be interpreted as a directive and therefore having the effect of intimidation?
On a more serious note, if the police are so easily intimidated by a mere statement, how are they going to ensure our safety on a daily basis when the crime rate has soared to frightening levels? There are so many criminals running around killing and raping, snatching bags and valuables from pedestrians on the street, putting us in fear for our own well-being; how then are the police going to cope with this intimidating environment that we live in?
The police should direct their attention to solving serious crime in the country instead of going after the Opposition. Their conduct with regard to the Opposition is becoming very blatant. People are troubled by this and are disappointed with the police.

P Ramakrishnan
President

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Tuesday, December 29, 2009

Result of SPDP Deputy President Fight

Kuching
29 December 2009

Sarawak Progressive Democratic Party (SPDP) deputy president Datuk Peter Nyarok managed to see off the challenge to his post comfortably by a majority of 135 votes in the party’s polls here today.
The long-serving Krian assemblyman garnered 201 votes to defeat his challenger Philip Ngo, 45, who only managed to secure 66 votes in the polls held in conjunction with the party’s Triennial General Assembly (TGA).

Peter Nyarok - Defeated Philip Ngo by 135 Votes

Nyarok, 67, who is also state assistant minister for modernisation of agriculture, has held the post since 2003. Ngo’s candidacy was a direct challenge to party president Datuk Seri William Mawan Ikom’s status quo plan to retain the existing leadership line-up.
Mawan, who is also state Social Development and Urbanisation Minister, was returned unopposed for the third consecutive term.
Other top leaders who won without fights were senior vice-presidents Datuk Peter Nansian (state Assistant Minister for Environment) and Datuk Jacob Sagan (International Trade and Industry deputy minister) and party treasurer-general Datuk Seri Tiong King Sing.
In the contest for the three vice-president posts, Deputy Home Minister Jelaing Mersat, Mas Gading Member of Parliament Datuk Dr Tiki Lafe and Ba’Kelalan assemblyman Nelson Ballang were elected.
Lawyer Robert Ayu is the new Youth Chief while Chiew Yen Chew is the SPDP women’s wing chief.
The 14 supreme council members elected from among 35 candidates were Peter Howell Jilan, Sebastian Janting Takin, Datin Winnie Jolly Sagan, James Laju Ambok, Paul Igai, Chambai Lindong, Eda Igar, Narmal Singh, Ting Kew Ming, Liew Ah Lek, Tiong Yong Hing, George Garai Mundu, Ambrose Jarat and Peter Gani Kiai.
SPDP was set up in 2002 after the Registrar of Societies (ROS) revoked the registration of the Sarawak National Party (SNAP) for failing to resolve a leadership crisis.
Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak opened the TDC today.
Meanwhile, Mawan urged the new line-up in the Supreme Council to work hard to maintain party solidarity.
“I would like to congratulate those who won. However, winning isn’t everything. We have to work hard.
“For those candidates who lost they must accept defeat and they are still part of the party,” he told reporters after the results were announced today. — Bernama

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Monday, December 28, 2009

Reasonn For Ridhuan Tee Abdullah Attacks His Own Race




Ridhuan Tee Abdullah - The Malaysian Chinese Traitor!


What I Know About This Chinese Converted


I am not his fan but I choose to write about him in Bukit Tunggal today because I want to expose who this man really is.

I started to know about this ethnic Chinese muslim converted about 15 to 20 years ago when he hosted the islamic program aired on RTM .After a while his name disappeared but resurfaced again in mid-90s when he was invited to host a religious forum organised by 9th Brigade in Sibu. At that time I was still serving in the Armed Forces and   when my brain was still under BN-UMNO brainwashed.

And in 2009 his name appeared again but this time as a guest writer  with the most  racist newspaper in Malaysia,  the Utusan Malaysia. When he appeared on RTM and later as a freelance religious speaker he normally talk about religious matter. But with  Utusan Malaysia he became an agent for UMNO to discredit  the Chinese . He condemns the Malaysian Chinese, especially those who are in the opposition mostly the members of  the DAP party or what he describes as the  ultra kiasu 


Who is He According to his Blog.


According top his blog, Dr. Mohd Ridhuan Tee Abdullah is a  Senior Lecturer at National Defence University Malaysia cum Secretary General of Islamic Chamber of Commerce Malaysia. But no matter what he describe about himself, but  for me he is more fit to be called the traitor to the Malaysian Chinese, just like in Sarawak we have Alfred (Afraid) Jabu Numpang as the main traitor to the dayak!


His Thoughts


Some of his thought that condemned the Chinese and the other faiths in Malaysia such as Christianity, Hinduism and Buddhism are :-


  1. Utusan Malaysia Labeled as Racist By Opposition Parties. He defends Utusan Malaysia by accusing the ultra kiasu party and its group as not only evil, but have an evil intention by not accepting the social contract and rejecting the federal constitution and also challenging sensitive matters that have long been agreed upon. He further added that the partners of the ultra kiasu party do not dare to speak directly for fear of loss of support. 
  2. His Attacks On Opposition Politicians. He condemns Teoh Beng Hock (Suspected murdered while still under the custody of MACC) for staying with his fiancé without proper marriage. He also condemns Pkatan Rakyat for still Retaining executive council (exco) known for their evil deeds ( refer to YB Elizabeth Wong whose nude photos were circulated in the internet.
  3. UMNO Labels as RacistHe condemns the opposition for raising   the sensitive issues such as the  demand of equal rights and opportunities for all Malaysians. He further tells the opposition that the sedition act can be used against them.In defending his thought , he argues that  the special privilege given to the Malay   was a social contract that has been agreed upon by the Malay, Chinese and Indian past leaders.
  4. In Defending Islam Privileges Compares to Other Religions in Malaysia. He points that  Islam is the religion of the majority community of the  country and has a very special position in the constitution.The advantage in Islam according to him is not discrimination because as the majority Malay Muslims, they have the rights, which includes using government funds to develop the growth of Islam. 
Bukit Tunggal Opinion



I regret to say, he was preaching something totally out of his area of expertise. Worse still, he was doing it in the wrong place, wrong time and in front of the much wiser audience...George Lee
If one follows what has been written by this Malaysian Chinese traitor, his thinking has been brainwashed by UMNO, and most of its only confines to what happening in Peninsular Malaysia. His ideas never consider Sabah and Sarawak. But I don't blame him because his doctorate is not specialised in Malaysian History.
Talking about the position of Islam in these two states, I would like to tell this Malaysian Chinese Traitor that muslim is not the majority here, and under the 20 point and 18 point agreement , Islam is not the official religion in these two states.


What Motivates Him

When I was still in the armed forces last time, one of the merit system for the non-muslim officers was their conversion to Islam. Throughout my service as a commissioned army officers, I knew two officers that promoted to the rank of Lt Colonel without attending the Staff College. Those two Iban officers converted to Islam prior to their promotions!
As for this Ridhuan Thee Abdullah..he will stops writing bad about his own race after he has no longer  working at National Defence University. Belive me, he is writing for his own SURVIVAL.

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Saturday, December 26, 2009

Is Hassan Ali Out From PAKATAN?

KUALA LUMPUR
Saturday, 26 December 2009.


Facing possible party censure for misconduct, Selangor PAS commissioner Datuk Dr Hasan Ali (picture) has denied he will leave the state Pakatan Rakyat (PR) government to be an independent lawmaker.
The conservative executive councillor reiterated today that he and PAS will remain in Tan Sri Khalid Ibrahim's administration following widespread speculation over his future moves.
"Its not true... That's malicious news to smear my name. I have no such intentions," Hasan told The Malaysian Insider in response to the speculation.
The PAS disciplinary committee is now investigating Hasan, and his more liberal former deputy Khalid Samad, in a raging controversy over statements that disparaged the state government made up of PAS and its allies DAP and PKR.
Party disciplinary chief Datuk Tuan Ibrahim Tuan Man had said there was a strong case to censure both for misconduct. Hasan, who was formerly with Umno, has been linked to a party faction keen to have an alliance with their political rivals.
But the Gombak Setia assemblyman stressed he would remain in PR which he said needed quality lawmakers who "will not jump to other parties".
Hasan said the PR government should take note of the PAS government in Kelantan that remained in power despite just having a one-seat majority in the state assembly.
"This is the principle of quality that we must also have here. In the past one and a half years running Selangor, we have proven to be a clean government and we must keep it that way," added the state councillor for Islamic affairs.
Rumours of Hasan walking out of the state government came a day after the PAS panel met last Wednesday to probe allegations against him and Khalid, who is Shah Alam MP.
The panel decided to call up both men to explain further but rumours flew that Hasan had been suspended from all party posts for two terms.
Responding to the rumours, Hasan also denied a gathering will be held at the Selangor PAS office in Shah Alam tomorrow for a memorandum to rekindle cooperation with the state Umno.
"There is no such event tomorrow. As the state commissioner, I would know if it happens. No such event," he stressed.
The party organ website Harakah Daily had quoted text messages that the event was to be held and Hasan would receive the memorandum.
"Datanglah beramai-ramai demi kepentingan Melayu... (Please come for the sake of Malay interests...)," Harakah Daily quoted the text message as saying.
The website accused Umno of trying to take advantage of the party's internal problems in Selangor to split its members.
Hasan also reiterated he will cooperate with the disciplinary panel which is setting a date to question him further.
"I am ready to give my full cooperation and testimony to the disciplinary committee. But until now, I haven't received anything from them. I haven't heard anything at all," he said.
The panel has fixed Jan 7 and 9 to question Khalid but said it will arrange another date for Hasan.

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Friday, December 25, 2009

Merry Christmas

Sri Aman, Sarawak
Friday, 25th December 2009




Merry Christmas to All

It's Christmas today. Bukit Tunggal would like to wish all its visitors a merry Christmas, and May the peace and blessings of Christmas be yours;
And may the coming year be filled with happiness.

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Tuesday, December 22, 2009

Beware Barisan Nasional - 1PAKATAN concept on track

SHAH ALAM
Monday, 21st December 2009


Barisan Nasional Beware..Your Day In Power Is Numbered!

The Pakatan Rakyat political policy, agreed to by the three parties of the alliance at their first convention on Saturday, is on track, said Opposition Leader Anwar Ibrahim.He told reporters here on Monday that he, PAS president Hadi Awang and DAP parliamentary leader Lim Kit Siang had already given their word to apply to the Registrar of Societies for formal registration of the coalition.
Anwar, the Permatang Pauh MP and PKR de facto leader, said this when clarifying remarks by Hadi on Sunday that the tripartite electoral pact is not yet ready to be formally registered.
"We have to read his statement in the appropriate context because the decision to register Pakatan Rakyat was in our agreement,” said Anwar, claiming that Hadi meant that the detailed plans to formalise the the coalition had not been agreed to yet and would take time.


Barisan Nasional day in Power is numbered..by then all Corrupted politicians and government servants inclusive the police and MACC will be scrutinised!-Bukittunggal.com
All have agreed to register Pakatan

“All of us, me, Hadi, Kit Siang and the others, have agreed to register the party. But we have to have a strong framework for the policy, which might take time," he said.
Hadi, speaking at a meeting with political bloggers, had reportedly said that Pakatan does not necessarily have to become a single party.
The remarks came a day after the inaugural convention of the coalition, which resolved to have a common political policy to counter the ruling Barisan Nasional coalition in future elections.
Anwar said: “There was a misunderstanding. It is not that it is to be formalised based on preliminary terms of reference and constitution, which have not been resolved.
“So I think there’s no problem with that, because as far as we are concerned, we are committed to register.


Focus first on policy


“What Hadi has said is that because whenever we try to hasten it (the registering process) the ROS will slow it down."
Anwar added that if the ROS wants Pakatan to be registered fast, he would call for a meetin next week.
He conceded, however, that for the time being the Pakatan would concentrate on its policies rather than formalising the coalition.
“We are more concern about the policy issues. That is the priority."


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Friday, December 18, 2009

Stunning Revealetion By YB Elizabeth On Malaysian Police Wrongfully Arrest The Touris


A Stunning revealetion - Inhuman treatment by Malaysian Police

BN government has spent millions of ringgit to promote Malaysia as a tourist destination. But with unprofessional conduct of our policemen, millions spent had just gone down into the drain.
Our government especially the internal affairs Minister, Hishamuddin Hussien must make sure that the same blunder will not repeat in the future.
Our policemen no doubt is very disciplined but I'm doubt whether they are competent in doing their jobs. Enforcing the laws, especially dealing with the exodus of prostitutes from China is not an easy task. The Police intelligent must be good and their personnel  must be well trained so that the real tourists will not be victimised.
Government of Malaysia and the police must mend the damage...investigate and admit it if the policemen involved in the arrest made the mistake. And remember those policemen that jeorpardised our image must be punished.
Bravo Elizabeth Wong for this stunning revealetion!

See the Video here


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Malaysia Defeated Vietnam In SEA Games

VIENTIANE,Laos
17 December 2009

Bravo Malaysia.


The national Under-23 squad celebrate after beating Vietnam 1-0

The last time that Malaysia won the SEA Games football tournament was about 20 years ago when it defeated Singapore in the 1989 SEA Games hosted by Kuala Lumpur.
Malaysia had beaten hosts Laos 3-1 in the semi-finals, while Vietnam trounced Singapore 4-1 at the same stage.
Despites Winning the Games, but Malaysian Team Standard Was Still very Low
I have not been following the progress of Malaysian football team since the 80s during Mokhtar Dahari, James Wong, Hassan Sany, Santokh Singh, V.Arumugam, and many more  time. But yesterday final game between Vietnam and Malaysia, I was forced to watch the live telecast aired on TV3 by my wife.
The game looked boring and  the only reason why Malaysia won was  because the opponent was not strong. Being the great fan of the EPL , based on yesterday game, Malaysia team standard was far below the international standard. The players fitness still very weak, and their ball control was terrible and not better than the school team players.
If we want our football team to be in par with world standard, the team need to work 300% harder and if possible get the best coach in the world.
But despite all the weaknesses that I saw, being a Malaysian, I am still proud with our team, and personally would like to Congratulate them.

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Thursday, December 17, 2009

Sabah MP Romances Popular Artis

KUALA LUMPUR
16 December 2009.
News portals are buzzing with news that firebrand MP Bung Mokhtar Radin and a sizzling actress have married!

Bung Mokhtar and Zizie

Several of his Dewan Rakyat colleagues have purportedly received invitations to a wedding reception at a leading hotel here but the Kinabatangan rep has laughed off the hot news.
"I am not handsome enough for her," he told Malay news portal mStar, which reportedly said the akad nikah (solemnisation of marriage) ceremony for the two was held last week at a closed-door event.
When a reporter SMSed him to confirm whether a wedding would take place, he replied: "No kahwin, hahaha."
The Sabah politician, 50, however, did not reply when asked if he had proposed to Zizie, the 31-year-old actress and currently one of the hottest and most lucrative names in local TV dramas.
Zizie's mother, Khaty Fauziah, has also refused to be drawn into any answers regarding her daughter's rumoured marriage to the MP.
"They're just starting to know each other," she told the portal, adding that Zizie was currently busy on set.

This old man is not only aggressive in the parliament but also with young artists


Actress considering proposal

The actress had reportedly admitted to Malay daily Utusan Malaysia that a certain MP had proposed to her and that she was ready to be his wife.
In another interview, she told Malay tabloid Kosmo! that there is an MP that was special to her and that she needed time to consider whether or not to accept his marriage proposal.
She reportedly said that since the proposal is from a married man, she has to think seriously about the matter "because I don’t want to hurt another woman’s feelings."
Bung Mokhtar is already married, with four children.

A new hairdo

The reports fuelled rumours around Parliament House on Wednesday that the the two had indeed tied the knot. The stories were spiced with the side issue that the Kinabatangan MP had taken on a youthful hairstyle and dyed hair.
Fellow MP Mohamed Aziz (Sri Gading), who is also known to be outspoken and controversial, was silent on this issue. No comments, he told the media.
Another parliamentarian and close friend, Ismail Kassim (Arau) also sidestepped the issue. "It's a personal thing. I do not know anything."

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