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16 September

Moshpit — Fri, 16 Sep 2011 12:10:36 +0800

VIDEO SOS : Anwar Ibrahim : New Government Will Be Reality

For those in the dark....

QUOTE

16 Sept 2008
Today Malaysians celebrate Malaysia day – the day our country became whole and our people become united. This day has a new meaning. After years of struggle, after fighting against a system that is corrupt and unjust—we affirm that victory is finally at hand. Our vision of rebuilding this country and bringing its people together, as the founding fathers envisioned, is within reach.

The economy is in turmoil with runaway inflation and joblessness creating widespread discontent. Racial tensions have been rising, exacerbated by the propaganda spread in the government owned mainstream media. The administration has offered no vision to steer the nation out of this quagmire and there is manifest erosion in confidence in the current government.

We in Pakatan Rakyat believe we can save Malaysia from economic ruin and the dangerous politics of racism. We will do so prudently, legally and in doing so we will not jeopardize the security and stability of the country and the safety of its people.

We have received firm commitments from members of Parliament in excess of the number required to form a new government, and our government will reflect the diverse makeup of Malaysian society.

It has been our concern to ensure a peaceful transition of power. We do not wish to see a repeat of what transpired in the Selangor and Perak State governments, where following the victory of Pakatan Rakyat on March 8th, documents were shredded and removed by the outgoing administration.

We furthermore advise radical elements within BN against the abuse of state power to unlawfully harass and detain our supporters. The immediate investigation by the ACA of Dato Seri Yong Teck Lee after the announcement by SAPP of its intention to move a motion of no-confidence against Dato Seri Abdullah Ahmad Badawi is another example of the tactics we reject. The use of the ISA, as has happened to MP Teresa Kok, would be an unlawful impediment to the transition process.

In light these serious concerns, yesterday leaders of Pakatan Rakyat sent a letter to the Prime Minister at 2:30 PM requesting a meeting to discuss the future course of the nation’s leadership and to seek his assurance on the following important matters:

That the BN shall not hinder or prevent their BN MPs from acting in accordance with their conscience, constitutional rights and independent judgment;
That the BN government shall not invoke the Internal Security Act to detain any of the MPs who will join Pakatan Rakyat, or any of the present 82 Pakatan Rakyat MPs;
That the BN government shall not invoke emergency or police powers, or suspend the constitution, or dissolve parliament in response to our intention to form a new government;
That the Barisan Nasional government shall not impose road-blocks and impede the MPs from gaining access to the House of Parliament and the institutions of government.
We believe the Prime Minister will share Pakatan Rakyat’s concerns for the welfare of the people and security of the nation. We are confident he will ensure the BN will act constitutionally and democratically to ensure that the transition will be peaceful, and there will be no actions taken to sabotage the wishes of the people or play on racial tensions in the country.

We appeal to all quarters in Malaysian society to understand our intentions are for the betterment of Malaysian society. The mainstream media, in particular, should accept the reality of these historic times and report fairly, accurately and without bias. The irresponsible tact that is used by the media to obfuscate issues, attack opposition supporters and instigate racial tensions must end immediately.

Following our meeting with the Prime Minister we intend to proceed within the framework established by the Federal Constitution in the formation of a new government, with the assent of the Yang di-Pertuan Agong.

ANWAR IBRAHIM
Leader of Opposition
De-facto leader, Keadilan

3rd year anniversary??? Malaysian kena conned by him

If I die

Moshpit — Sun, 14 Aug 2011 14:14:45 +0800

Hi,

Let say I died on age 40 and I have the following asset :-

1) EPF RM 200,000 ( beneficiary is wife )
2) Insurance RM 200,000 ( ( beneficiary is wife )

I also still owed bank (credit card) RM 20,000.

Question :

Can the creditors go after my EPF and Insurance money to clear the credit card debt?

P/s : This is just a hypothetical question.

What really happen in UK

Moshpit — Thu, 11 Aug 2011 07:15:16 +0800

and many more here

EPF Account 2 : Reduce / Redeem

Moshpit — Tue, 02 Aug 2011 15:18:27 +0800

Dear All,

The situation is like this. Recently, I bought a house under my name. The loan is also under my name. I have withdrawn my EPF Account 2 for the deposit. Now, I'm planning to use my wife EPF Account 2 to reduce my loan.

Can this be done since her name is not in the (S&P) and Loan Agreement?

How to Cat Proof My Balcony

Moshpit — Sun, 24 Jul 2011 16:06:37 +0800

Greetings,

Recently, I rent a condo in Mont Kiara and comes with a balcony.
I have 4 kittens in the house and planning to cat proof the balcony.
Anyone have experience on this?

Renting my property

Moshpit — Tue, 19 Jul 2011 17:26:50 +0800

Hi,

Im going to rent my property to a friend for RM1,200 a month.
As I understand, nowdays owner will ask for 2+1 rental + utilities.

My questions is :-

1) How much should I charge for the utilities deposit?
2) Tenancy agreement..who will pay..tenant or owner. How much does it cost?

Student Discount on Macbook Pro

Moshpit — Mon, 18 Jul 2011 16:23:39 +0800

Hi folks,

I am planning to buy a Macbook Pro 13' for my brother. A friend of mine told me that I can get a student discount.
How do I go about it?

I was planning to pay using my credit card.Can this still be consider as a student purchase if I use my credit card?

Hope someone can shed some lights.

Waja Jerking Like Hell

Moshpit — Wed, 29 Jun 2011 18:07:58 +0800

Hi there,

I was driving my waja this morning and it jerking like hell like want to die. I check the alternator by plug off one of the battery cable and it is ok. Oh another thing is I smell petrol in the car when this problem happen.

What u guys think might cause the problem? Have anyone have this problem before? I dont think it is fuel pump as I still can drive the car.

I suspected my ignition coil.... :smile_cry: More money will be burn this month

Someone Please Help !!