Malaysia sekeluarga : let Pillars of Malaysian Politics working together -Pakatan Harapan :PPBM , Keadilan, DAP, AMANAH, Warisan; UMNO, the rest of BN components parties and PAS, Gerakan, Sarawak Allied GPS and others
Monday, September 11, 2017
Issues Raised As Next Election Approaching GE14
To let inflation skyrocket with the depreciation of RM. The retiree feels that their retired fund reduced in term of purchasing power. So do all the citizen.
To tax the wealthy in term of percentage. A wealth tax on the top 10% to 20% should be implement.
A basic income for all in place of BRIM or minimum wages, to cover the cost of GST of medium and lower income, basic food, shelter(home ownership), education and medicine, inclusive of water, electricity, telecommunication and internet, and transport.
https://www.liewchintong.com/2017/10/26/%E7%BA%B3%E5%90%89%E6%8B%9C%E7%9B%B8%E7%AC%AC%E5%85%AB%E5%B9%B4%EF%BC%9A%E5%8E%9F%E5%9C%B0%E8%B8%8F%E6%AD%A5%E7%9A%84%E7%BB%8F%E6%B5%8E%E6%94%BF%E7%AD%96/
民主行动党全国宣传秘书兼八打灵再也北区国会议员 潘俭伟26-10-2017（星期四）于吉隆坡发表文告。
纳吉是否想说我们，令吉兑美元升值5.9%，即从2017年1月开始的4令吉49分到今天的4令吉24分的表现，是值得我国人民赞扬的成就？
纳吉是否需要被提醒，自他在2009年4月9日拜相以来，当时令吉兑美元的汇率即3令吉58仙，比起今天的兑换汇已高出18%吗？事实上，自从2013年大选以来，令吉的价值每年都大幅度下滑。
在20014年，令吉兑美元共下滑6.3%，即从1月1日的令吉兑1美元报3.281至12月31日的报3.502。
随後，首相在2015年1月告诉我们，令吉兑美元将从当时的5年低点反弹回来，因为“马来西亚的金融市场足够强劲”。信或不信，当时是3.50令吉兑1美元，现在看起来像是时空错乱。
然而，在2015年，令吉在12月31日当天却崩溃18.5%，即4.303 令吉兑1美元。
纵使如此，随着政府和国家银行继续重申，我们的货币在这两年被低估和不合理地眨值，在2016年时，令吉的币值又上涨了9.6%。
问题是，如果其他货币兑美元的汇率都以同样的速度下降，那就不会感到如此糟糕。但令人难堪的是，在过去几年，令吉的表现在所有主要区域货币中是最差的。我们的令吉兑换港币丶新元丶泰铢丶印尼盾和人民币，都很大幅度地减弱；因此，首相认为令吉的汇率在今年略有上升值得庆贺，是一种“垂死挣扎”的严重情况。
似乎每一个人都知道令吉表现差劣的原因，除了我们无知或假装无知的首相和他的“党羽”（merry men）。根本的原因在于，我们对货币和经济的信心已经完全崩溃，而这源自于我们被揭发为一个全球盗贼统治的国家，以及马来西亚当局和政府并没有对那些需要问责者采取任何对付行动。
令吉严重眨值的直接後果，不只是造成到海外旅游的成本显着提高，进口成本也相继提高，这是自上一回的全球金融次贷危机（global financial subprime crisis）以来，马来西亚面对最高一次的通膨率。
我们不能让纳吉把焦点放在令吉表现的短暂回升，而转移了我们对大愿景的注意力。要恢复到3.0令吉兑1美元，唯一的方法就是摆脱马来西亚贼狼当道的统治，落实干净丶透明和有竞争力的经济政策，以恢复本地和外国投资者对马来西亚的信心。
我们不能让纳吉把焦点放在令吉表现的短暂回升，而转移了我们对大愿景的注意力。要恢复到3.0令吉兑1美元，唯一的方法就是摆脱马来西亚贼狼当道的统治，落实干净丶透明和有竞争力的经济政策，以恢复本地和外国投资者对马来西亚的信心。
Pakatan Harapan will reinstate the 16% Sales and Services Tax (SST) to replace the 6% Goods and Services Tax (GST) if it forms the government in the next general election, said its chairman Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad (pic).
http://www.malaysia-today.net/pakatan-harapan-to-restore-sales-tax-if-it-wins-ge14/
https://www.facebook.com/therocket.zh/?hc_ref=ARSFD3x5bgfpKFdoJPYi894ruRSGdQy93-gF_2Mnpgja-X281792n7YhICZwcUwpvno
国阵宣布增建10所华小和搬迁6所华小 ，林吉祥质问，教育部长玛哈兹卡力为什么在大选前才有这种宣佈？国阵政府不应该在大选前夕才来派这些甜头，华小应该基于人口的增加而新增，而不是大选要来了才宣佈。
国阵政府不应该以增建及搬迁华小来试图捞取华人选票，反而应该系统化地增建华小。
希盟的替代预算案 , 废除多年来惹人诟病的全国大道收费站。
《振林山宣言》的14点经过适当修订
一、希望联盟执政后，将在100天内解决印裔没有蓝色身份证问题。
二、设立全国房屋委员会，以便为边缘的社群建造合适和可负担的房屋，特别是解决被迫迁的印裔种植区工人问题。
二、设立全国房屋委员会，以便为边缘的社群建造合适和可负担的房屋，特别是解决被迫迁的印裔种植区工人问题。
三、确保全国泰米尔学校改为政府全津贴，并且享有跟国民学校同等水平的设施。
四、投资技术与职业训练，提供学徒计划，以便为低收入印裔家庭学生和辍学生提供替代的教育及职业培训。
五、为低收入印裔提供工作机会，并且实施1,500令吉最低薪金制。
六、在官联公司、地方议会和公共服务单位增加印裔人数。
七、拨地给现有的兴都庙和墓园，并且提供替代土地给需搬迁的兴都庙和墓园。
八、为印裔小型企业提供小型贷款和经济援助，特别是以妇女、青年和家庭生意的企业。
九、设立独立警察投诉与行为不检委员会（IPCMC），以便杜绝警察扣留所死亡案件。
十、设立特别基金，以便加强印裔所拥有的股权。
十一、设立委员会，检视印裔社会的都市贫困与社会问题。
十二、制定政策改善单亲妈妈的经济能力，包括购屋计划。
十三、设立寄宿学校，以招收种植区和居住在城市的贫困印裔家庭的优秀学生，或让他们就读现有的寄宿学校。
十四、废除所有不利于人民的法律，并且去除歧视。
Sunday, September 10, 2017
Rafizi Ramli
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rafizi_Ramli
Rafizi was born in Besut, Terengganu and was raised in Kemaman, an east-coast town. He came from a humble background which his father was a rubber tapper.
During his schooling days he was active in extra-curricular activities where he represented MCKK for debate championships as well as being a top student. After finishing his secondary education, he was awarded scholarship to study Electrical Engineering at University of Leeds. He then worked for an accountant firm in United Kingdom and at the same time took professional papers and was qualified as a chartered accountant under ICAEW.[2]
Upon returning to Malaysia in 2003, Rafizi worked for the Malaysian oil company Petronasfrom 2003 to 2009. During his tenure at Petronas, he had held many important portfolios including managing Petronas' 30 Billion petrochemical assets.
In 2009 he became the general manager of the health care company Pharmaniaga, before being appointed as the Chief Executive of the Selangor Economic Advisory Office, a position he held until July 2012.[3] He dedicates his involvement in politics to Adlan, his close friend who had become his inspiration.[4] Rafizi was active in politics since his university days. When Anwar Ibrahim was sacked as the deputy prime minister of Malaysia in 1998 he became more involved politics and had joined in the Reformasi movement.
Rafizi was born in Besut, Terengganu and was raised in Kemaman, an east-coast town. He came from a humble background which his father was a rubber tapper.
During his schooling days he was active in extra-curricular activities where he represented MCKK for debate championships as well as being a top student. After finishing his secondary education, he was awarded scholarship to study Electrical Engineering at University of Leeds. He then worked for an accountant firm in United Kingdom and at the same time took professional papers and was qualified as a chartered accountant under ICAEW.[2]
Upon returning to Malaysia in 2003, Rafizi worked for the Malaysian oil company Petronasfrom 2003 to 2009. During his tenure at Petronas, he had held many important portfolios including managing Petronas' 30 Billion petrochemical assets.
In 2009 he became the general manager of the health care company Pharmaniaga, before being appointed as the Chief Executive of the Selangor Economic Advisory Office, a position he held until July 2012.[3] He dedicates his involvement in politics to Adlan, his close friend who had become his inspiration.[4] Rafizi was active in politics since his university days. When Anwar Ibrahim was sacked as the deputy prime minister of Malaysia in 1998 he became more involved politics and had joined in the Reformasi movement.
Saturday, September 9, 2017
List_of_political_parties_in_Malaysia
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_political_parties_in_Malaysia
Parties represented in the Parliament and/or the state legislative assemblies[edit]
This is the list of coalitions and parties that have representation in the Parliament of Malaysia (Dewan Rakyat & Dewan Negara) and/or the state legislative assemblies, sorted by the year in which the respective parties were legalised and registered with the Registrar of Societies (ROS).
| Name | Abbr. | Leader | Ideology | Political position | International affiliation | Registered | Notes URL |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Democratic Action Party Parti Tindakan Demokratik | DAP | Collective leadership | Social democracy Secularism | Centre-left | Socialist International Progressive Alliance | 1966 | [A] [2] |
| Pan-Malaysian Islamic Party Parti Islam Se-Malaysia | PAS | Abdul Hadi Awang | Islamism Islamic democracy Pan-Islamism | Right-wing | Muslim Brotherhood (Ikhwanul Muslimin) | 1951 (established) 1955 (registered as political party) | [B] [3] |
| National Front Barisan Nasional | BN | Najib Razak | Nationalism Conservatism | Centre-right
to Right-wing
| 1973 | [4] | |
| Malaysian Indian Muslim Congress Kongres India Muslim Malaysia | KIMMA | Syed Ibrahim Kader | Islamism Conservatism | Centre-right | N/A | 1977 | [5] |
| Socialist Party of Malaysia Parti Sosialis Malaysia | PSM | Mohd Nasir Hashim | Socialism | Left-wing | N/A | 1998 | [D] [6] |
| People's Justice Party Parti Keadilan Rakyat | PKR / KeADILan | Wan Azizah Wan Ismail | Social liberalism | Centre to centre-left | Liberal International (observer) | 2003 | [7] |
| Love Sabah Party Parti Cinta Sabah | PCS | Nicholas James Guntobon | Sabah regionalism | N/A | 2013 | ||
| National Trust Party Parti Amanah Negara | AMANAH | Mohamad Sabu | Islamic socialism Islamic modernism Islamic democracy | Centre-left | N/A | 2015 | [C] [8] |
| Malaysian Indian United Party Parti Bersatu India Malaysia | MIUP | Nallakaruppan Solaimalai | Hindu nationalism Dravidian parties | Right-wing | N/A | 2007 | |
| Malaysian United Indigenous Party Parti Pribumi Bersatu Malaysia | PPBM/BERSATU | Muhyiddin Yassin | Malay nationalism Conservative Islamism | Centre-right | N/A | 2016 | [9] |
| Sabah Heritage Party Parti Warisan Sabah | WARISAN | Shafie Apdal | Sabah regionalism | N/A | 2016 | [10] | |
| Sabah People's Hope Party Parti Harapan Rakyat Sabah | PHRS | Lajim Ukin | Sabah regionalism | N/A | 2016 | ||
A The term "collective leadership" is used to describe the party's Central Executive Committee since its establishment in 1966.[1][2]
B The Pan-Malaysian Islamic Party entered into a coalition with the former Alliance Party in 1972 and subsequently joined the Barisan Nasional coalition when it was founded in 1974. It withdrew from the coalition in 1977.[3] C In August 2015, 6 Members of Parliament of the Pan-Malaysian Islamic Party (PAS) declare to join the Malaysians Workers' Party (PPM), later renamed National Trust Party (Amanah).[4] D In the 2013 Malaysian General Election, the Socialist Party of Malaysia won one seat of Dewan Rakyat (Sungai Siput) under a PKR ticket. | |||||||
Barisan Nasional component parties[edit]
The list is sorted by the year in which the respective parties were legalised and registered with the Registrar of Societies (ROS).
Parties without representation in the Parliament and the state legislative assemblies[edit]
This is the list of coalitions and parties that do not have representation in the Parliament of Malaysia (Dewan Rakyat & Dewan Negara) and the state legislative assemblies, sorted by the year in which the respective parties were legalised and registered with the Registrar of Societies (ROS).
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