berita yang takkan masuk suratkhabar melayu..

DEWAPERANG

From the Sun hari ni..

Plenty of laughs, jeers and boos at dialogue Kimberley Lau PETALING JAYA (Feb 28, 2008): There were plenty of laughs, jeers and boos in a dialogue organised by the parishioners of St Francis Xavier Church on the church grounds on Wednesday night. Candidates from the Barisan Nasional (BN)-MCA and DAP for PJ Selatan parliamentary and Bukit Gasing state seats turned up for the dialogue which covered a wide-range of serious state and federal issues. Incumbent PJ Selatan MP Datuk Donald Lim Siang Chai is being challenged by Parti Keadilan Rakyat (PKR) Hee Loy Sian while incumbent Bukit Gasing assemblyman Datuk Dr Lim Thuang Seng (Gerakan) is facing DAP's Edward Lee Poh Lin. Donald was heckled when he presented statistics and compared Malaysia with Myanmar. "Why Myanmar. Why not Singapore?" an audience member retorted. He got the audience jeering and laughing again when he said: "There are many foreigners who have chosen Malaysia as their second home ... I firmly believe that Malaysia is a good country to live in, that is why I am here." The candidates were also tested on issues on the brain drain, migration, inflation, unwanted development in Bukit Gasing and over-development in Petaling Jaya. Asked why none of BN's component parties have endorsed the People's Declaration (a report detailing with the demands of the public) although all opposition parties have pledged to support it, Thuang Seng said he would try his best to tackle the problems without making "empty promises" which he claimed was what opposition parties are "good at". "I will try," he said but the audience demanded commitment. Thuang Seng's retorted: "If you are with the alternative (parties), do you think you can do it?" The crowd collectively shouted "Yes!" DAP's Lee said an Independent Police Complaints and Misconduct Commission (IPCMC) needed to be implemented to check the rising crime rate: "This will help to weed out bad cops." He said that a pay hike was also due for the police force, arguing that their low wage was the reason for corruption. "A pay hike will also attract more young and qualified people to join the police force." Despite the hullabaloo throughout the night, Hee stuck to reading out his prepared speech throughout the 15 minutes allocated to each candidate. He did not volunteer his opinion on any of the issues raised.

aku senyum je baca.....kalau masuk Utusan..confirm jadi malaikat....

jagung

jgn harap la...utusan nak kuar berita neh....

DEWAPERANG

aku tertarik dengan contoh contoh benda yg dibahaskan la.diaorang tak layan isu remeh temeh cam taknak salam...merajuk masuk utusan..

nampak sgt pesen politik orang kita terkebelakang.

an2toncit

the sun dah kene beli ngan vincent tan....x lama lagi meka jadi senada ngan utusan gak.....meka banyak hentam kerajaan selangor, lepas takeover ari tu khir toyo pon datang meeting ngan editor the sun tu....so pasni citizen nades sume tu dah takde laaa...

DEWAPERANG

Originally posted by an2toncit at 29-2-2008 03:40 PM
the sun dah kene beli ngan vincent tan....x lama lagi meka jadi senada ngan utusan gak.....meka banyak hentam kerajaan selangor, lepas takeover ari tu khir toyo pon datang meeting ngan editor the ...

bila malaysiakini nak dijadikan kertas pulak..hehehe