Imaginasi Anwar melampau
KUALA LUMPUR 27 Jun - Bekas Naib Presiden Indonesia, Jusuf Kalla menyifatkan Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim sebagai pemimpin yang mempunyai imaginasi sangat melampau kerana masih ingin menjadi Perdana Menteri meskipun parti pimpinannya kalah dalam pilihan raya umum lalu.
Menurutnya, dalam satu pertemuan bersama Ketua Pembangkang tersebut selepas pengumuman keputusan pilihan raya, beliau telah memberitahu Anwar bahawa Malaysia mengamalkan sistem undi elektoral, yang mana parti menang akan membentuk kerajaan dan melantik Perdana Menteri.
"Malangnya, Anwar ego, imaginasinya sangat melampau-lampau, beliau tetap mahu jadi Perdana Menteri. Saya memberitahunya, kamu sudah gila? Mana mungkin menjadi Perdana Menteri sedangkan hanya menang 89 kerusi Parlimen walhal Najib (Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak) menang 133.
"Tolong beri saya jawapan atas dasar apa kamu boleh jadi Perdana Menteri kerana kamu sendiri tahu hanya menang 89 walhal Najib menang 133. Kami bertengkar dan akhirnya Anwar berfikir juga," katanya seperti dipetik daripada portal berita Merdeka Online di http://merdeka-online.com/home/wawancara- penuh-jusuf-kalla/ baru-baru ini.
Mengulas lanjut, Jusuf mendedahkan, perhimpunan Blackout 505 yang digerakkan Penasihat Parti Keadilan Rakyat (PKR) itu dibiayai beberapa pihak, khususnya dari Turki, Washington, Amerika Syarikat; Filipina serta kemungkinan Thailand dan China.
Katanya, pemberi dana yang besar itu datang dari sebuah syarikat besar di Filipina dan Turki untuk membantu aktiviti perhimpunan bantahan tersebut.
"Mereka tidak boleh menyembunyikan diri kerana rakan-rakan bisnes kita ketahui siapa mereka. Isunya untuk apa membuat perhimpunan tersebut jika hanya memberi keuntungan kepada musuh-musuh Islam dan orang Melayu?
"Saya sendiri bertanya kepada Anwar, apakah kamu boleh mengawal parti DAP?. Anwar terdiam dan tidak dapat memberikan jawapan dengan jelas, ternyata beliau ada masalah untuk mengawal ahli-ahli Parlimen dari parti lain," katanya.
Menurut Jusuf, beliau terfikir bahawa tindakan Anwar mengadakan perhimpunan haram itu hanya sia-sia, melainkan menguntungkan sebelah pihak iaitu musuh-musuh Islam.
Berhubung pencerobohan pengganas Kiram di Lahad Datu, Sabah, beliau berkata, terdapat campur tangan daripada pihak-pihak tertentu di Filipina, kawan-kawan Anwar seperti Joseph Estrada dan sebuah syarikat besar di negara itu yang memberikan sokongan kewangan dalam pencerobohan tersebut.
"Tujuan mereka satu sahaja iaitu untuk melemahkan kerajaan Malaysia. Mereka yang menceroboh itu mahu menunjukkan kepada dunia luar bahawa kerajaan Malaysia lemah dan gagal menangani isu tersebut," katanya.
Artikel Penuh: http://www.utusan.com.my/utusan/Politik/20130628/po_01/Imaginasi-Anwar-melampau#ixzz2XShT0FiQ
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'Anwar dapat dana asing lancar Blackout 505'
Kuala Lumpur: Bekas Naib Presiden Indonesia, Jusuf Kalla, mendakwa Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim mendapat dana besar pihak asing, terutama dari Turki, Amerika Syarikat dan Filipina untuk aktiviti perhimpunan Blackout 505 yang disifatkannya hanya menguntungkan musuh Islam.
Dalam satu wawancara khas bersama portal berita Merdeka On-line di Jakarta, Indonesia, baru-baru ini, beliau juga mendakwa teman rapatnya itu ego dan mempunyai imaginasi keterlaluan kerana tetap mahu menjadi Perdana Menteri walaupun pakatan pembangkang tewas Pilihan Raya Umum Ke-13 (PRU-13).
Kuala Lumpur: Ahli Parlimen Ketereh, Tan Sri Annuar Musa, menempelak ketua pembangkang, Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim supaya berpada-pada ketika menyerang kerajaan dan tidak bersifat talam dua muka hanya kerana berada di pihak dan situasi berbeza.
Annuar menganggap ada tindakan Penasihat PKR itu menggambarkan masih tidak dapat menerima kenyataan kemenangan PRU-13 berpihak kepada BN.
Beliau berkata, perubahan ketua pembangkang begitu ketara sejak berpindah tempat duduk dalam Dewan Rakyat, seolah-olah menjadi orang lain walaupun sebenarnya rakyat boleh menilai setiap tindakan, sama ada konsisten atau sebaliknya.
Annuar tempelak Anwar
Saya bimbang jika bersikap begini, negara akhirnya akan dipimpin orang bersifat talam dua muka dan hidup dua alam, siang lain malam lain, siang malaikat, malam jadi iblis dan akhirnya keseluruhan nasib negara diperjudikan dengan kata lunak manis tapi pada amalan tak begitu, katanya membahas titah Yang di-Pertuan Agong di Dewan Rakyat semalam.
Lebih faham pengurusan
Annuar yang menggambarkan ketua pembangkang seorang berpandangan hebat, sepatutnya lebih memahami aspek pengurusan kerajaan tidak semudah seperti digambarkan pembangkang.
Walaupun kita perlukan suara pembangkang untuk melengkapkan perjalanan pengurusan kerajaan dalam konteks demokrasi berperlembagaan, janganlah keterlaluan hingga hina orang lain, katanya.
Mengenai bantuan kepada Kelantan, Annuar berkata, peruntukan RM10.3 bilion yang disalurkan membuktikan dasar kerajaan BN tidak pernah menzalimi rakyat dan negeri yang ditadbir pembangkang sejak 23 tahun itu.
Katanya, jumlah terkumpul membabitkan 3,365 projek sepanjang tempoh Rancangan Malaysia Kelapan hingga 10.
Kelantan bernasib baik
Kelantan bernasib baik kerana selama 23 tahun diperintah pembangkang yang tidak ada keupayaan yang mereka akui, tetapi syukur kerana rakyatnya menikmati hidup dan mendapat kemudahan daripada kerajaan BN. Soal Kelantan dizalimi itu adalah satu pendekatan politik hanya untuk Kelantan mendapat simpati rakyat, katanya.
Annuar berkata, dakwaan pembangkang mengenai rakyat dan negeri Kelantan dizalimi juga meleset apabila peruntukan yang diagihkan kepada negeri itu lebih tinggi berbanding jumlah kepada negeri diperintah BN iaitu RM381 juta tahun lalu.
Negeri lain seperti Pahang memperoleh RM359 juta, Kedah (RM333 juta), Melaka (RM294 juta), Negeri Sembilan (RM240 juta), Terengganu (RM227 juta) dan Perlis mendapat RM133 juta pada 2012.
'Stop dreaming of Putrajaya'
KUALA LUMPUR: De facto Parti Keadilan Rakyat leader Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim should take care of troubled waters in Pakatan-led states, instead of dreaming of taking over Putrajaya.
Selangor Barisan Nasional coordinator Datuk Seri Mohd Zin Mohamed said the opposition leader seemed to have forgotten that Pakatan Rakyat parties were facing various problems.
"How can he be sure that the opposition can take over Putrajaya from BN if Pakatan has trouble even fielding their candidates to be the next Selangor menteri besar?
"Now that parliament has been dissolved, we don't even know whether current Menteri Besar Tan Sri Abdul Khalid Ibrahim is going to contest or not.
"If yes, then what about Gombak member of parliament Azmin Ali, who also wants a taste of the power?" he told the New Straits Times.
Zin said talk had also surfaced about Parti Keadilan Rakyat president Datin Seri Wan Azizah Wan Ismail contesting in Hulu Selangor.
"With three major figures contesting in Selangor, who will they choose to lead the election machinery later ?
"The opposition is facing some serious structural problems in their own coalition, so, they should know that it is time to mind their own business -- especially Anwar."
Anwar had responded to the dissolution of Parliament yesterday by saying that it would 'pave the way for the opposition to conquer Putrajaya".
Speaking after an electoral briefing involving the BN machinery in Puchong yesterday, Zin said the coalition was confident of a power shift in Selangor.
"Looking at the amount of work, dedication and research that has been done in Selangor, I am confident that BN will take over the state from Pakatan.
"This year, BN Selangor will be focusing on direct engagement campaigning and there will be home visits.
"At the same time, we have set up a service centre with telephone operators. People can just call to ask questions or lodge complaints and we will attend to them," he said
Read more: 'Stop dreaming of Putrajaya' - Politics - New Straits Times http://www.nst.com.my/nation/politics/stop-dreaming-of-putrajaya-1.247804#ixzz2XSlNt3DH
Anwar asked Jusuf to be mediator'
KUALA LUMPUR: Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Razak has remained committed to national reconciliation, despite opposition leader Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim reneging on his promise to carry out the process under a deal mediated by a former Indonesian vice-president.
In an interview published by Indonesian weekly magazine Tempo, Najib confirmed that an agreement for post-election reconciliation had been initiated and subsequently signed by Anwar.
Former Indonesian vice-president Jusuf Kalla was roped in by Anwar to mediate the agreement, which was intended to be signed by Najib.
"It was Anwar who asked Jusuf to be a mediator.
"First, the recent elections must be accepted.
"Anwar had signed the commitment letter in front of Jusuf.
"But so far, Anwar has not officially accepted the results of the elections," Najib told the magazine in an interview conducted during his five-day unofficial visit to Jakarta two weeks ago.
Najib, who had immediately called for reconciliation after the May polls, said he had sought views from Umno leaders before committing to the agreement brokered by Anwar.
"As party (Umno) chairman, I had to get the approval of the other party leaders before I could sign it.
"It was a long process, but I remain committed (to the agreement)," the magazine quoted him as saying.
Najib also confirmed he had met with Jusuf over a round of golf during his recent visit to Indonesia, where he was accompanied by his wife, Datin Seri Rosmah Mansor.
Najib said he had known Jusuf when the latter was vice-president and he was deputy prime minister.
"We were counterparts and we have the same background.
"He is a Bugis and I am Bugis.
" Our wives are both Minang.
"During many visits, mostly unofficial, we communicated. This time we played golf together."
Najib said Jusuf had advised him to stay true to the agreement as integrity was a Bugis trait.
"Our word is our bond. That's the principle of the Bugis people."
On the subject of trade, Najib urged both countries to invest in each other for mutual prosperity.
"There cannot be a situation of Malaysia prospering but not Indonesia. Or the reverse, with a prosperous Indonesia but not Malaysia."
Najib said he expected bilateral trade to reach US$30 billion (RM96 billion) by 2015, an increase from the current US$18 billion.
On anti-Malaysian sentiments in Indonesia on several matters, he urged both countries to look at the issues positively and not resort to actions that could disrupt stability.
Read more: 'Anwar asked Jusuf to be mediator' - Politics - New Straits Times http://www.nst.com.my/nation/politics/anwar-asked-jusuf-to-be-mediator-1.308474#ixzz2XSmHaZsB
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