Debate between Anwar and Shabery
Debate Title "Hari ini membentuk kerajaan, esok turun harga minyak"
Poll Question "Who provides more related facts on the debated topic"
Poll Results
Anwar 100%
Shabery 0%
A total of 25 viewers took part in the poll.
Showing posts with label Polls. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Polls. Show all posts
Sunday, July 27, 2008
Friday, July 25, 2008
Malaysia Internal Affairs
Malaysia boleh spirit: Stop meddling in Malaysia’s internal affairs.
What we do in our country, Malaysia, is our business and none of your concern but we reserve the rights to meddle in other countries affairs if it deem necessary.
How do we classified and on what basis does Malaysia affairs are consider as internal affairs. My simple mind tells me that any affairs happening within the country is the country internal affairs but they must also allow to be scrutinized by other countries should they be wrongly mishandled by its government.
Are cases involving human rights and politics considered as "internal affairs"?
We need to look at a few interesting Malaysiakini headlines:
Rice urges 'transparency' in sodomy probe
US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice today urged Malaysia to ensure a "transparent" investigation into sex misconduct allegations against opposition leader Anwar Ibrahim.
Ex-World Bank, IMF bosses: M'sia should drop Anwar charges
Malaysia should drop its sodomy charges against opposition leader Anwar Ibrahim, said a joint statement by three former leading figures on the international stage.
YB Lim Kit Siang Blog posted this:
The special briefing on Wednesday by Home Minister, Datuk Seri Syed Hamid Albar to 96 foreign diplomats on government action and police investigations into the sodomy allegations against Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim is clearly a big flop, with the caustic criticism by the United States Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice within 24 hours with her call for transparency and the rule of law into the new allegations against Anwar.
Rice rejected the earlier claim by her Malaysian counterpart, Foreign Minister Datuk Seri Dr. Rais Yatim that the United States was meddling in Malaysia’s internal affairs by raising concern over Anwar’s arrest...... Read more...
Why are these people from outside the country want to meddle in "Malaysia internal affairs"? Does it not tell us that the government is not handling this affair in a proper manner and within the international standard of governance.
The government of the day must not cry out loud "stop meddling in our internal affairs" each time some foreigners criticized them as they know that something is not right and fishy.
The government must react positively and ensure that they are truly transparent and the rules of law are fully comply with, without any benefit of doubts in anybody's thinking mind.
What we do in our country, Malaysia, is our business and none of your concern but we reserve the rights to meddle in other countries affairs if it deem necessary.
How do we classified and on what basis does Malaysia affairs are consider as internal affairs. My simple mind tells me that any affairs happening within the country is the country internal affairs but they must also allow to be scrutinized by other countries should they be wrongly mishandled by its government.
Are cases involving human rights and politics considered as "internal affairs"?
We need to look at a few interesting Malaysiakini headlines:
Rice urges 'transparency' in sodomy probe
US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice today urged Malaysia to ensure a "transparent" investigation into sex misconduct allegations against opposition leader Anwar Ibrahim.
Ex-World Bank, IMF bosses: M'sia should drop Anwar charges
Malaysia should drop its sodomy charges against opposition leader Anwar Ibrahim, said a joint statement by three former leading figures on the international stage.
YB Lim Kit Siang Blog posted this:
The special briefing on Wednesday by Home Minister, Datuk Seri Syed Hamid Albar to 96 foreign diplomats on government action and police investigations into the sodomy allegations against Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim is clearly a big flop, with the caustic criticism by the United States Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice within 24 hours with her call for transparency and the rule of law into the new allegations against Anwar.
Rice rejected the earlier claim by her Malaysian counterpart, Foreign Minister Datuk Seri Dr. Rais Yatim that the United States was meddling in Malaysia’s internal affairs by raising concern over Anwar’s arrest...... Read more...
Why are these people from outside the country want to meddle in "Malaysia internal affairs"? Does it not tell us that the government is not handling this affair in a proper manner and within the international standard of governance.
The government of the day must not cry out loud "stop meddling in our internal affairs" each time some foreigners criticized them as they know that something is not right and fishy.
The government must react positively and ensure that they are truly transparent and the rules of law are fully comply with, without any benefit of doubts in anybody's thinking mind.
Wednesday, July 23, 2008
Poll Results : 100 Days Of Governing
Here are the final poll results for the 100 Days Of Governing By Pakatan Rakyat And Barisan National.
Pakatan Rakyat 100 Days Of Governing Is:
Good: 60%
Fair: 37%
Poor: 2%
Barisan National 100 Days Of Governing Is:
Good: 4%
Fair: 4%
Poor: 91%
A total of 45 viewers took part in the poll.
Pakatan Rakyat 100 Days Of Governing Is:
Good: 60%
Fair: 37%
Poor: 2%
Barisan National 100 Days Of Governing Is:
Good: 4%
Fair: 4%
Poor: 91%
A total of 45 viewers took part in the poll.
Monday, June 16, 2008
100 Days Of Governing
The first 100 days of assessment for both Pakatan Rakyat and BN Governing.
I had read through blogs for the past three months and there are various comments about the performance of Pakatan Rakyat. Many are of the opinion that it is still too early to gauge its performance. Yet there are others including some NGOs and Civil Societies firing one after another (even only after just two weeks) that Pakatan Rakyat does not keep its promises.
I was wondering, for the past 11 elections, I had yet to see BN fulfill all their promises after each election but these NGOs and Civil Societies were not that pressing on BN as they do to the Pakatan Rakyat now.
I had put up two Opinion Polls, one for Pakatan Rakyat and one for BN. You can see and vote them accordingly on the right hand side of your screen. The poll will run for one month.
I had read through blogs for the past three months and there are various comments about the performance of Pakatan Rakyat. Many are of the opinion that it is still too early to gauge its performance. Yet there are others including some NGOs and Civil Societies firing one after another (even only after just two weeks) that Pakatan Rakyat does not keep its promises.
I was wondering, for the past 11 elections, I had yet to see BN fulfill all their promises after each election but these NGOs and Civil Societies were not that pressing on BN as they do to the Pakatan Rakyat now.
I had put up two Opinion Polls, one for Pakatan Rakyat and one for BN. You can see and vote them accordingly on the right hand side of your screen. The poll will run for one month.
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