Satu majlis gilang-gemilang telah dilangsungkan di PWTC petang ini bagi meraikan kira-kira hampir 500 ribu ahli Parti Keadilan Rakyat (PKR) yang bertindak keluar parti beramai-ramai untuk menyertai Umno baru-baru ini.
Dalam majlis tersebut, kehadiran 500 ribu bekas ahli PKR yang setiap seorang dibawa menaiki kereta limosin serta sepuluh polis trafik pengiring bermotorsikal turut diraikan dengan acara berjalan atas karpet merah.
Ketika mereka menuju ke Dewan Tun Hussein Onn di mana majlis akan berlangsung, ketibaan mereka turut disambut dengan laungan kata-kata semangat oleh beberapa pemimpin tertinggi Umno yang berdiri di tepi laluan karpet tersebut.
Ketika mereka menuju ke Dewan Tun Hussein Onn di mana majlis akan berlangsung, ketibaan mereka turut disambut dengan laungan kata-kata semangat oleh beberapa pemimpin tertinggi Umno yang berdiri di tepi laluan karpet tersebut.
Menurut jurucakap acara tersebut yang merupakan Ketua Umno Cawangan Kampung Telaga Tunggal, Datuk Naina Mat Ali, acara karpet merah tersebut terpaksa diadakan semenjak jam 7.00 pagi dan berakhir jam 8.00 malam sebelum majlis meraikan bekas ahli PKR dimulakan dengan acara menghafal lirik lagu Umno dan jamuan mega diadakan.
"Acara berjalan atas karpet merah kita kena buat awal dari jam 7.00 pagi semalam lagi sebab ia melibatkan penyertaaan yang terlalu ramai iaitu lebih kurang 500 ribu bekas ahli PKR akan berjalan di red carpet itu.
"Kalau pukul 6.00 petang hari ini baru nak mula acara red carpet, memang tak sempat nak habis sebelum majlis hafal lirik lagu Umno yang mula pukul 8.00 malam nanti," beritahu beliau.
Ketika ditanya adakah 500 ribu orang yang diraikan tersebut memang benar-benar bekas ahli PKR yang keluar parti untuk menyertai Umno, beliau memberitahu selepas jamuan nama setiap seorang dipanggil sebagai bukti.
"Untuk membuktkani bahawa 500 ribu orang ini memang wujud, selepas jamuan nanti kita akan memanggil nama setiap orang naik ke pentas bagi membuktikan kepada media bahawa isu keluar parti ini memang benar-benar berlaku.
"Acara ini dijangkakan hanya akan tamat sekitar jam 11.00 pagi dua hari selepas itu, maklumlah seramai 500 ribu kita panggil seorang demi seorang naik ke pentas, tentulah ambil masa yang panjang.
"Kalau tidak nanti pembangkang kata semua ini tipu atau cuma dua-tiga orang sahaja yang keluar parti, jadi kami buktikan dengan memanggil seorang demi seorang naik ke pentas," ujarnya lagi.
Selain itu, dalam majlis ini terdapat beberapa ahli Umno yang akan menerima anugerah selendang dan bengkung kehormat Umno sebagai membalas usaha keras dan kejayaan mereka membawa masuk ahli-ahli PKR ke dalam Umno.
Sementara itu, tinjauan BC di sekitar Bandaraya Kuala Lumpur, mendapati gara-gara kehadiran 500 buah kereta limosin yang saiznya lebih panjang berbanding kereta lain yang biasanya terdapat di jalanraya negara ini menyebabkan seluruh jalan di bandaraya ini mengalami kesesakan teruk yang tidak pernah berlaku dalam sejarah.
Sementara itu, tinjauan BC di sekitar Bandaraya Kuala Lumpur, mendapati gara-gara kehadiran 500 buah kereta limosin yang saiznya lebih panjang berbanding kereta lain yang biasanya terdapat di jalanraya negara ini menyebabkan seluruh jalan di bandaraya ini mengalami kesesakan teruk yang tidak pernah berlaku dalam sejarah.
Majlis yang mendapat liputan meluas dari media-media tempatan dan luar negara itu turut disiarkan secara langsung oleh semua stesyen televisyen tempatan dan rancangan popular antarabangsa, Animal Planet melalui saluran National Geographic.
* Di atas adalah berita satira dari BC
* Berita sebenar adalah seperti di bawah dipetik dari Free Malaysia Today
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Two MCA leaders, 1,000 members quit
Athi Shankar
GEORGE TOWN: Two MCA grassroots leaders on both ends of Peninsular quit the party yesterday and immediately claimed that about 1,000 members have followed suit.
Penang MCA youth chief Eng Hiap Boon and Johor’s Taman Desa Skudai Flat branch deputy chairman James Wu Chee Heng quit the party simultaneously, albeit for different reasons.
While Eng, who joined MCA in 1993, said that the party leadership’s incompetence and malpractice were reasons for his departure, Wu said he was leaving politics for good.
Eng criticised the central committee for not stopping MCA president Chua Soi Lek from ‘wasting’ party funds to purchase a RM3 billion building in Jalan Ampang, KL, two months ago.
“If this is their way of running things, the party would be bankrupt soon,” he told FMT.
He also rebuked Chua for not walking his talk on party unity, claiming the president has consistently backstabbed leaders and members.
Prior to his exit, Eng was MCA national youth exco, Taman Berapit branch youth chief and Barisan Nasional coordinator for Berapit state constituency.
He even claimed that certain party leaders have hired gangsters to threaten his supporters and disrupt his constituency work in Berapit.
“But most importantly, I left because the Chinese community has flatly rejected MCA,” said Eng, who has also resigned as personal assistant to former MCA president Ong Tee Keat.
He claimed 439 members from Bukit Mertajam division have followed him out from the party yesterday and warned the party leadership that more would emulate him soon.
State MCA secretary and Bukit Mertajam division chairman, Lau Chiek Tuan, dismissed Eng claims, saying that his departure was expected given his strong links with Ong.
“Eng’s departure will in fact strengthen the party. We expect more people to join MCA now,” said Lau.
Redundant branches
He added that Eng was not even considered as candidate for the next election given to his below par performance as state party youth chief and BN coordinator.
“He was given several opportunities to perform and deliver. But he failed. He is not party man… more of former president’s man,” said Lau.
Lau said that current Penang MCA youth deputy chief Tan Hing Teik would take over Eng’s position in due course.
Eng flatly denied Lau’s allegations, saying that he had outranked Ong’s party position.
“I’m national youth exco, Ong is only a life member. Why should I follow him?” he asked, insisting that his reason for leaving was due to MCA’s irrelevancy to the Chinese community.
In stark contrast, James Wu, who joined MCA in 1993, did not blame anyone or anything for his departure. “I just want to concentrate on charity works,” he said.
He said that he had thought of quitting MCA two years ago but shelved the idea after being persuaded against it by party colleagues and friends.
“After giving it much thought, I decided to quit and leave politics for good,” said Wu, who was formerly MCA youth wing’s state treasurer and national assistant organising secretary.
Wu claimed that about 500 members from five branches under the Gelang Patah division have followed him out.
His branch aside, the other branches are Taman Desa Skudai, Taman Ulu Choh, Taman Seri Orkid, Bandar Baru Kangkar Pulai.
“Those branches are almost redundant now,” said Wu.
* Berita sebenar adalah seperti di bawah dipetik dari Free Malaysia Today
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Two MCA leaders, 1,000 members quit
Athi Shankar
Penang youth chief Eng Hiap Boon and Johor’s Taman Desa Skudai Flat branch deputy James Wu give contrasting reasons for their departure
GEORGE TOWN: Two MCA grassroots leaders on both ends of Peninsular quit the party yesterday and immediately claimed that about 1,000 members have followed suit.
Penang MCA youth chief Eng Hiap Boon and Johor’s Taman Desa Skudai Flat branch deputy chairman James Wu Chee Heng quit the party simultaneously, albeit for different reasons.
While Eng, who joined MCA in 1993, said that the party leadership’s incompetence and malpractice were reasons for his departure, Wu said he was leaving politics for good.
Eng criticised the central committee for not stopping MCA president Chua Soi Lek from ‘wasting’ party funds to purchase a RM3 billion building in Jalan Ampang, KL, two months ago.
“If this is their way of running things, the party would be bankrupt soon,” he told FMT.
He also rebuked Chua for not walking his talk on party unity, claiming the president has consistently backstabbed leaders and members.
Prior to his exit, Eng was MCA national youth exco, Taman Berapit branch youth chief and Barisan Nasional coordinator for Berapit state constituency.
He even claimed that certain party leaders have hired gangsters to threaten his supporters and disrupt his constituency work in Berapit.
“But most importantly, I left because the Chinese community has flatly rejected MCA,” said Eng, who has also resigned as personal assistant to former MCA president Ong Tee Keat.He claimed 439 members from Bukit Mertajam division have followed him out from the party yesterday and warned the party leadership that more would emulate him soon.
State MCA secretary and Bukit Mertajam division chairman, Lau Chiek Tuan, dismissed Eng claims, saying that his departure was expected given his strong links with Ong.
“Eng’s departure will in fact strengthen the party. We expect more people to join MCA now,” said Lau.
Redundant branches
He added that Eng was not even considered as candidate for the next election given to his below par performance as state party youth chief and BN coordinator.
“He was given several opportunities to perform and deliver. But he failed. He is not party man… more of former president’s man,” said Lau.
Lau said that current Penang MCA youth deputy chief Tan Hing Teik would take over Eng’s position in due course.
Eng flatly denied Lau’s allegations, saying that he had outranked Ong’s party position.
“I’m national youth exco, Ong is only a life member. Why should I follow him?” he asked, insisting that his reason for leaving was due to MCA’s irrelevancy to the Chinese community.
In stark contrast, James Wu, who joined MCA in 1993, did not blame anyone or anything for his departure. “I just want to concentrate on charity works,” he said.
He said that he had thought of quitting MCA two years ago but shelved the idea after being persuaded against it by party colleagues and friends.
“After giving it much thought, I decided to quit and leave politics for good,” said Wu, who was formerly MCA youth wing’s state treasurer and national assistant organising secretary.
Wu claimed that about 500 members from five branches under the Gelang Patah division have followed him out.
His branch aside, the other branches are Taman Desa Skudai, Taman Ulu Choh, Taman Seri Orkid, Bandar Baru Kangkar Pulai.
“Those branches are almost redundant now,” said Wu.
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Seramai 80 penyokong setia PAS di bandar baru Tok Bali secara beramai-ramai menyertai Umno kerana kecewa dengan kegagalan PAS membantu penduduk miskin dan membangunkan bandar baru berkenaan.
Mereka yang diketuai oleh Daud Hussin, 50, menyerahkan borang penyertaan kepada Ketua Umno Bahagian Pasir Puteh, Zawawi Othman pada satu majlis yang diadakan secara besar-besaran.
"Saya dah jadi ahli PAS dah lama tapi tiada apa-apa perubahan yang dilakukan (sejak 21 tahun lepas)," katanya kepada pemberita selepas menyerahkan borang berkenaan.
Daud berkata apa yang ada sekarang (projek-projek pembangunan) kesemuanya dibangunkan oleh Umno walaupun parti itu tidak berkuasa di Kelantan.
Pssst,...Mudah nak tengok ahli dan pemimpin PKR keluar parti tetapi sukar nak lihat ahli PAS yang meninggalkan parti mereka.
Kalau ahli PAS yang tegar di Kelantan pun keluar beramai-ramai,
apa lagi penyokong PKR yang angkat kaki secara senyap-senyap..!!
Rakab, pecacai gila umno yang sakit jiwa dok melilau mempertahan kan umporno,,kesiaaan....
Rakab menyuarakan yang benar. Yang patut dikesiankan adalah Melayu2 bodoh yg senang dipermainkan oleh alkafiruun sehingga sanggup bertemankan mereka yg memijak ISLAM- mereka yg mengatakan langkah mayat ku dulu sebelum nak Islam! Tak nampak lagi ke permusuhan mereka terhadap Islam? Memang baghal habis!
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