Gerakan’s Tan ‘joins’ Pakatan
By DHARMENDER SINGH and CHRISTINA TAN, (another politic frog again ?)
SHAH ALAM: Datuk Dr Tan Kee Kwong became the second Gerakan leader to take up a post with an Opposition-led state government. (why must he joint the PR government to serve selangor people ? I think there is many way to do other than helping our opposition )
The Federal Territory Gerakan chief and former Deputy Land and Cooperative Development Minister was named as co-chairman of Selangor's special task force on land issues.
"Gerakan feels I have no value in terms of serving the party and the people"- DATUK DR TAN KEE KWONG (Are you sure ? Gerakan is big, you have jump to the conclusion that Gerakan do not want your services, than in much earlier you should not joint Gerakan, or should resign before 2004 GE and not in this moment, when the party facing problem)
Selangor Mentri Besar Tan Sri Khalid Ibrahim said the other co-chairman was former Land and Cooperative Development Ministry secretary-general Prof Datuk Dr Nik Mohd Zain Nik Yusof.
The appointment of Dr Tan means he will now be working for the Pakatan Rakyat state government. ( Than he should be call a running DOG for Gerakan)
Last month, Gerakan deputy secretary-general Lee Kah Choon accepted the Penang government's offer to take up the posts of InvestPenang executive chairman and Penang Development Corporation director. Lee later quit Gerakan. ( I think Dr tan should quit as well, he should quit much earlier if he is a man and have guts, not after 2008 GE, what the hell when the party have problem, all this frog leader jumping around)
Khalid said Dr Tan and Prof Dr Nik Mohd Zain would head a six-member task force that would study the management of land in Selangor and related policies, issues and problems before submitting suggestions for improvement. (I think khalid is trying to weaken our Gerakan by pulling more of Gerakan leader, i just wondering, why this experience frog leader can without the consciousness to joint and helping enemy during our party have problem, where is you heart ? )
“We decided to appoint the two men for their vast experience in land management. Dr Tan served as the deputy minister from 1999 to 2004 while Prof Dr Nik Mohd Zain was secretary-general from 1996 to 2002,” he told a press conference after chairing the weekly state executive council meeting here yesterday. (Bullshit, your purposes just to further weaken our strength)
Dr Tan said he would not resign from his Gerakan post after taking up the special task force co-chairman position. (than Gerakan should fire you )
He said news of his appointment was announced at 6pm yesterday, adding that no party official had called him to seek clarification over his decision to work with the Pakatan Rakyat state government. (than you wait lah................)
Dr Tan said Khalid, whom he has known for more than 20 years, contacted him two weeks ago with the offer to head the committee in an area which was vital but also most lacking in terms of efficiency. (than you should joint PKR 10 years ago not now)
“I said yes to the offer because I joined politics to serve the people and country. The post provides me the chance to continue this work while Gerakan feels I have no value in terms of serving the party and the people,” the 61-year-old politician said when contacted last night. (rubbish, when we joint politic to serve people may not necessary holding any post to help people OK)
He said he also had a lot of respect for the first-time mentri besar as he had highlighted and worked to solve many of the issues that many before him had failed to address.
The task force would start work in two weeks, Dr Tan said, as the other members had yet to be picked.
It will have three months to submit recommendations to the state government. (you better do not pull our gerakan member again)
Thursday, May 29, 2008
Wednesday, May 28, 2008
又一民政领袖效劳民盟政府
又一民政领袖效劳民盟政府
陈记光受委雪土地委会主席
黄凌风 | 5月28日 晚上8点47分
tan kee kong interview 240805 forward thinking继李家全之后，又有一名民政党领袖将为人民联盟州政府效劳！雪州政府今日宣布，委任民政党联邦直辖区主席陈记光（左图）出任该州土地发展调查委员会主席。
由人民联盟执政的雪州，今日在行政议会会议后，仿效槟城政府委任前民政党副总秘书李家全的做法，委任陈记光领导一个特别工作队，专司研究州内的土地管理事务、政策和问题，并向州政府建议解决方案。
雪州大臣卡立依布拉欣在新闻发布会上表示，这个工作队将拥有6名成员，除了陈记光之外，另一名联合主席是聂莫哈末再因（Nik Mohd Zain bin Nik Mohd Yusof）。
前土地部秘书长任联合主席
陈记光曾於1999年至2004年出任土地及合作社发展部副部长，而聂莫哈末再因则在1996年至2002年期间出任该部的秘书长。
卡立表示，有鉴于上述两人的工作经验，相信他们对于土地事务拥有资深的经验。
他说，雪州政府非常关注州内的土地管理问题，因此上述特别工作队也将探讨州政府所实施的电子土地计划（e-tanah）成效。
认识卡立逾廿载，友人献意
陈记光告诉《当今大马》，他是为了“协助面对诸多土地问题的雪州人民”，才接受雪州政府的委任。
他说，早在他於1995年踏入政坛前，就已经认识卡立依布拉欣，两人相识已超过廿载。
陈记光透露，一名两人都认识的朋友在两周前献意他出任上述职位，结果他答应有关的委任。
他也有出席今天的雪州行政议会上，并获得全体行政议员的支持。
询及他为民盟州政府效劳，是否会担心被民政党纪律对付的问题时，陈记光表示，政党应该是一个协助人民的平台，他是基于这个原则才接受雪州政府的委任。
步李家全后尘退党？言之过早
针对他是否会步李家全的后尘退党时，陈记光淡淡的回答说，目前言之过早，一切胥视局势的发展而定。
虽然坊间传言他有意在来届民政党党选挑战党主席一职，但是陈记光今日受询时，却全推到媒体身上，指一切都是媒体的揣测。
“这些只是媒体制造的谣言。我没有这么说过，不是从我口中说出来的。”
家全是在4月20日，接受槟州首席部长林冠英委任，出掌两个负责规划槟州经济的要职，即槟州发展机构（PDC）董事，以及投资槟城（Invest Penang）董事兼执行委员会主席。
李家全在接受委任时，透露本身是以槟州子民身份接受委任，并宣布退隐活跃政治，只保留民政党的党员身份。但是随后，他却收到民政党所发出的纪律信函要求他解释为何不应被对付。遭到多名党领袖批评下，李家全随即宣布退出民政党和抽离政党政治，以平息委任的争议。他也是自大选后首位退出民政党的高层领袖。
在李家全宣布退党后，以陈记光为首的一群民政党联邦直辖区领袖，曾炮轰该党前主席林敬益“逼走”李家全，并违背其不干预党务的承诺。
陈记光受委雪土地委会主席
黄凌风 | 5月28日 晚上8点47分
tan kee kong interview 240805 forward thinking继李家全之后，又有一名民政党领袖将为人民联盟州政府效劳！雪州政府今日宣布，委任民政党联邦直辖区主席陈记光（左图）出任该州土地发展调查委员会主席。
由人民联盟执政的雪州，今日在行政议会会议后，仿效槟城政府委任前民政党副总秘书李家全的做法，委任陈记光领导一个特别工作队，专司研究州内的土地管理事务、政策和问题，并向州政府建议解决方案。
雪州大臣卡立依布拉欣在新闻发布会上表示，这个工作队将拥有6名成员，除了陈记光之外，另一名联合主席是聂莫哈末再因（Nik Mohd Zain bin Nik Mohd Yusof）。
前土地部秘书长任联合主席
陈记光曾於1999年至2004年出任土地及合作社发展部副部长，而聂莫哈末再因则在1996年至2002年期间出任该部的秘书长。
卡立表示，有鉴于上述两人的工作经验，相信他们对于土地事务拥有资深的经验。
他说，雪州政府非常关注州内的土地管理问题，因此上述特别工作队也将探讨州政府所实施的电子土地计划（e-tanah）成效。
认识卡立逾廿载，友人献意
陈记光告诉《当今大马》，他是为了“协助面对诸多土地问题的雪州人民”，才接受雪州政府的委任。
他说，早在他於1995年踏入政坛前，就已经认识卡立依布拉欣，两人相识已超过廿载。
陈记光透露，一名两人都认识的朋友在两周前献意他出任上述职位，结果他答应有关的委任。
他也有出席今天的雪州行政议会上，并获得全体行政议员的支持。
询及他为民盟州政府效劳，是否会担心被民政党纪律对付的问题时，陈记光表示，政党应该是一个协助人民的平台，他是基于这个原则才接受雪州政府的委任。
步李家全后尘退党？言之过早
针对他是否会步李家全的后尘退党时，陈记光淡淡的回答说，目前言之过早，一切胥视局势的发展而定。
虽然坊间传言他有意在来届民政党党选挑战党主席一职，但是陈记光今日受询时，却全推到媒体身上，指一切都是媒体的揣测。
“这些只是媒体制造的谣言。我没有这么说过，不是从我口中说出来的。”
家全是在4月20日，接受槟州首席部长林冠英委任，出掌两个负责规划槟州经济的要职，即槟州发展机构（PDC）董事，以及投资槟城（Invest Penang）董事兼执行委员会主席。
李家全在接受委任时，透露本身是以槟州子民身份接受委任，并宣布退隐活跃政治，只保留民政党的党员身份。但是随后，他却收到民政党所发出的纪律信函要求他解释为何不应被对付。遭到多名党领袖批评下，李家全随即宣布退出民政党和抽离政党政治，以平息委任的争议。他也是自大选后首位退出民政党的高层领袖。
在李家全宣布退党后，以陈记光为首的一群民政党联邦直辖区领袖，曾炮轰该党前主席林敬益“逼走”李家全，并违背其不干预党务的承诺。
Sunday, May 25, 2008
Another trip to Port Dickson at Negeri Sembilan
After traveling at Genting I decided with my Brother K T Ang another Gerakan Member to Port Dickson at Negeri Sembilan. Reaching by our own car and have no direction which hotel to stay, we just trying our luck and dropping by the Avillion resort. What a surprise ! this place is good and have direct sea view. I would strongly recommending you all to stay at this resort for holiday, nice location, convenience, good services, good felicities and fantastic sea view, just step down from the room you just can enjoy the it, to be continue..............
Tsu Koon to play mediator role
Tsu Koon to play mediator role
GEORGE TOWN: Small and medium industries (SMIs) in Penang that are facing problems can look up to former Penang Chief Minister Tan Sri Dr Koh Tsu Koon.
State Gerakan SMI bureau head Michael Heah said they could forward their grouses to the Federal Government through Dr Koh.
“Dr Koh will use his connections to channel their grievances to International Trade and Industry Minister Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin,” he said at a press conference at the state Gerakan headquarters here yesterday.
Heah said the 3,000-odd SMIs in the state were in the dark over what was taking place in the state under the new state government.
He urged the state to work closely with the Federal Government to attract foreign investments and formulate strategies to collectively tackle difficulties and overcome challenges.
He said many foreign investors were adopting a “wait and see” attitude to ascertain whether the political scenario in the state was stable.
“We are facing intense competition from Asian countries. The increase in the price of raw materials and rising manpower costs has affected many SMIs in Penang.
“Some have closed down and relocated to other countries,” he said.
He said the Federal Government should continue assisting SMIs in Penang although the state was governed by Pakatan Rakyat.
The press conference was called to announce the CEO Tips Coffee Talk that will be held at Paradise Cafe near Queensbay Mall on June 5 at 7pm.
Dr Koh will be speaking at the talk themed “Challenges in the Time of Change”.
Entry to the talk sponsored by HSBC is free. Seats are limited to 100 participants. For registration, call Ng or Matthew at 046462020 before June 1.
GEORGE TOWN: Small and medium industries (SMIs) in Penang that are facing problems can look up to former Penang Chief Minister Tan Sri Dr Koh Tsu Koon.
State Gerakan SMI bureau head Michael Heah said they could forward their grouses to the Federal Government through Dr Koh.
“Dr Koh will use his connections to channel their grievances to International Trade and Industry Minister Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin,” he said at a press conference at the state Gerakan headquarters here yesterday.
Heah said the 3,000-odd SMIs in the state were in the dark over what was taking place in the state under the new state government.
He urged the state to work closely with the Federal Government to attract foreign investments and formulate strategies to collectively tackle difficulties and overcome challenges.
He said many foreign investors were adopting a “wait and see” attitude to ascertain whether the political scenario in the state was stable.
“We are facing intense competition from Asian countries. The increase in the price of raw materials and rising manpower costs has affected many SMIs in Penang.
“Some have closed down and relocated to other countries,” he said.
He said the Federal Government should continue assisting SMIs in Penang although the state was governed by Pakatan Rakyat.
The press conference was called to announce the CEO Tips Coffee Talk that will be held at Paradise Cafe near Queensbay Mall on June 5 at 7pm.
Dr Koh will be speaking at the talk themed “Challenges in the Time of Change”.
Entry to the talk sponsored by HSBC is free. Seats are limited to 100 participants. For registration, call Ng or Matthew at 046462020 before June 1.
Gerakan retools itself to get back in mainstream politics
Gerakan retools itself to get back in mainstream politics
By ROYCE CHEAH
KUALA LUMPUR: Gerakan will be positioning itself as the party of choice for all Malaysians under a rebranding effort that it hopes would bring the party back to mainstream politics.
At the party's 40th anniversary on Sunday, Gerakan acting president Tan Sri Dr Koh Tsu Koon said the party's mission was to build a united and democratic nation.
"In order to achieve this, we must consolidate, evaluate, motivate and rejuvenate the party."
Dr Koh said three thrusts would be undertaken, one of which was to voice Gerakan's ideology and policy position, and to advocate a Malaysian solution for major issues.
"The other two is to rebuild, rebrand and re-empower the party at all levels to effectively serve and represent all Malaysians and by doing so, to win the people's hearts and minds while regaining their mandate."
Dr Koh said the party was at its most challenging crossroads following the dismal results of the March 8 general election.
"Most of us are dejected or demoralised but we must keep telling ourselves that we are down but definitely not out," he said.
Dr Koh said after meeting with grassroots members over the past two months, the picture was clear that the members wanted Gerakan to continue.
"A few may have gone astray. We can understand that. But we will keep fighting because we believe we are still relevant to the people."
He added that Gerakan had to quickly understand the new political environment and that politics now had moved from being racial-based to being issues-based.
"That is exactly what we are fighting for, but somehow we ended up on the other side.
"In this case, what is good for the country is negative for the party but it confirms that this is the way forward and we definitely have a role to play."
He added that Gerakan would execute its plan via eight strategies consisting of broad plans to expand and consolidate membership while rebuilding the party in Penang.
"One of the ideas is to provide a more flexible structure by opening cyber branches so that Malaysians overseas can also participate in the party," he said.
By ROYCE CHEAH
KUALA LUMPUR: Gerakan will be positioning itself as the party of choice for all Malaysians under a rebranding effort that it hopes would bring the party back to mainstream politics.
At the party's 40th anniversary on Sunday, Gerakan acting president Tan Sri Dr Koh Tsu Koon said the party's mission was to build a united and democratic nation.
"In order to achieve this, we must consolidate, evaluate, motivate and rejuvenate the party."
Dr Koh said three thrusts would be undertaken, one of which was to voice Gerakan's ideology and policy position, and to advocate a Malaysian solution for major issues.
"The other two is to rebuild, rebrand and re-empower the party at all levels to effectively serve and represent all Malaysians and by doing so, to win the people's hearts and minds while regaining their mandate."
Dr Koh said the party was at its most challenging crossroads following the dismal results of the March 8 general election.
"Most of us are dejected or demoralised but we must keep telling ourselves that we are down but definitely not out," he said.
Dr Koh said after meeting with grassroots members over the past two months, the picture was clear that the members wanted Gerakan to continue.
"A few may have gone astray. We can understand that. But we will keep fighting because we believe we are still relevant to the people."
He added that Gerakan had to quickly understand the new political environment and that politics now had moved from being racial-based to being issues-based.
"That is exactly what we are fighting for, but somehow we ended up on the other side.
"In this case, what is good for the country is negative for the party but it confirms that this is the way forward and we definitely have a role to play."
He added that Gerakan would execute its plan via eight strategies consisting of broad plans to expand and consolidate membership while rebuilding the party in Penang.
"One of the ideas is to provide a more flexible structure by opening cyber branches so that Malaysians overseas can also participate in the party," he said.
Thursday, May 22, 2008
A peacefull Malaysia
Today i travel with my family, of course with my two kids to Genting, Relax.......
In my mind i thinking when this peaceful Malaysia will be last? BN also had contribute so much to Malaysia as well, we need BN to change , are you really sure you need to change government ?
Relax , i not feel like talking too much today see all of you next week, appreciate what you have now, before it is gone.
In my mind i thinking when this peaceful Malaysia will be last? BN also had contribute so much to Malaysia as well, we need BN to change , are you really sure you need to change government ?
Relax , i not feel like talking too much today see all of you next week, appreciate what you have now, before it is gone.
Tuesday, May 20, 2008
From Dr M resignation to a nation Economy and politic problem......I worry Malaysia future
Dr M resignation will further weaken the Malaysia political stability, from the economic point of view, as a normal citizen we are worry about the current global problem like commodity price is raising , obviously the Oil is the main issue. USA have a sign of economic downturn already, this will be impact to Malaysia sooner or later. The former Deputy PM of Singapore Dr Tan had warned Singaporean to be get ready for the next economic turmoil.
Lets look into above matter added the instability of Malaysia political issue, would Malaysia will hit by both issue ? This is the worry, if both Economical and political issue hit our beloved Malaysia, are we strong enough like 1997 to solve the above both problem.
Today i just got some Singapore dollar from Singapore to exchange to Malaysia Ringgit, surprisingly SGD1 is equal to RM2.363. This should be the highest in this year.are this the sign of economy turmoil is coming?................
Further to this , the global natural disaster in Myanmar and china also further worsen the world economy. as a IT and Businessman , i have a feeling that the economy nightmare is coming............... be ready.........
Lets look into above matter added the instability of Malaysia political issue, would Malaysia will hit by both issue ? This is the worry, if both Economical and political issue hit our beloved Malaysia, are we strong enough like 1997 to solve the above both problem.
Today i just got some Singapore dollar from Singapore to exchange to Malaysia Ringgit, surprisingly SGD1 is equal to RM2.363. This should be the highest in this year.are this the sign of economy turmoil is coming?................
Further to this , the global natural disaster in Myanmar and china also further worsen the world economy. as a IT and Businessman , i have a feeling that the economy nightmare is coming............... be ready.........
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