在十三届大选完全的拒绝国阵或是在经济上受苦 (Reject BN soundly in GE13 or suffer economically)

在十三届大选完全的拒绝国阵或是在经济上受苦 (Reject BN soundly in GE13 or suffer economically)

 

     使人信服的      昏睡的         困惑的              鲁钝的          弱智的   

马来西亚人，特别是农村和城市的贫困人民，必须在第13届大选（GE13）完全的拒绝以巫统为首超级腐败的国阵（BN）或将在经济上受苦。

很明显的, 国阵-巫统不会改变其腐败的方式，并会更加猖狂的掠夺国家的财富。

国阵-巫统有意使人民付出代价，以维持其家人和亲信的财富。

如果国阵在下届大选重新掌权。它将不会关心人民捏在口袋里的痛苦，商品和服务的价格将会一飞冲天，

一个典型的例子是令人可笑的自动执法系统（AES）之实施.由于全国人民强烈的抗议和反对, 它已暂停执行。

如果国阵-巫统赢得执政马来西亚的另一个机会,AES肯定将会被强制执行，。

 

在十三届大选后,你要哪个政府？

事实上，国阵-巫统已被迫暂时搁置了旨在使其亲信业务发达的很多可疑和不友好的“项目”。

除了AES以外，“国阵--巫统”等待执行中的项目，包括会造成使人民陷入经济苦难的4％商品及服务税（GST），私有化医疗保健，燃料价格上涨，加价等，这都肯定的会触发广泛的通货膨胀。

马来西亚人将会为以发展名义推出的更多国阵-巫统计划付出沉重的代价，尤其是维持其所有的大型工程项目。

总之，如果国阵-巫统赢得第十三届大选，其经济工作的重点将会正于民联（PR）以人为本，友好的财政的政策相反。

民联（PR）精神领袖安华在全国进行的巡回讲座会上曾多次保证马来西亚人, 如果他作为下一任首相宣誓就职时, 他将宣布燃油零售价格会在24小时内降低。

这并不是没有什么不可能的承诺，因为我们的石油收入能通过减少那些仅能富足了国阵-巫统朋党的腐败和不现实之项目，真正的可以被保存。

通过减少燃油的零售价格，运输成本将减少，因此商品的价格，日常用品，食品和服务也将更加便宜。

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安华也重申，民联（PR）所组成的联邦政府将废除所有以种族为基础的政策，从而为所有马来西亚人和马来西亚有快速的社会经济增长。

民联（PR）的橙皮书(Buku Jingga)与2013替代财政预算案已清楚勾划了其以人为本的举措和政策。

欲实现在100天内治理的其中改革如下：

Ø 改革等机构相关, 如选举委员会，反贪污委员会，总检察长办公室和马来西亚皇家警察，将权力归还给政府的管理制度;

Ø 指示雇员公积金局(EPF), 国库控股公司（Khazanah Bhd）和所有拥有公路特许权的政府机构来收购公路资产，以方便取消通行费(tol);

Ø 改组国家补贴结构，以减少私人界的补贴，如马币190亿的气体补贴，并将存下的钱归还人民;

Ø 认知公务员的任务和优点 - 通过审查他们的薪酬结构，提高他们每月马币500的津贴;

Ø 人民使用水的权利 – 把所有私营化的水资源管理归还给政府;

Ø 在城市和半城市地区提供免费的Wi-Fi无线网络连接;

Ø 提高沙巴，砂拉越，登嘉楼和吉兰丹州的石油税, 从目前的5％至20％，

因此, 马来西亚人不能再继续赌他们和国家的未来, 尤其是目睹了国阵-巫统55年来的掠夺方式。

马来西亚快速增长的联邦债务是超过马币6,200亿（包括马币1,180亿一次性财政预算案负债或主权担保的私人公司,如截至于2011的巴生港口自由区和政府相关公司的贷款）, 相对于马币8,810亿的总国内产品总值（GDP）或占国内生产总值的70.4％，是国阵-巫统严重不称职管理国家财富和财政的证词.

对于马来西亚人和民联（PR）来说,通过简单多数票赢得了第13届大选是不够的.因为，国阵-巫统有财政手段和能力来劫持人民的选择，正如它在2009年在霹雳州的所作所为. 它必须是一个响亮的胜利,完全的了断贪得无厌的国阵-巫统。

AES的最新发展：

Wednesday, 19 December 2012 17:13

AES firm to take Selayang Council to court

KUALA LUMPUR — Beta Tegap Sdn Bhd, one of two companies awarded the controversial Automatic Enforcement System (AES) contract, is challenging in court the Sepang Municipal Council’s directive to dismantle two speed-trap cameras installed in Selangor.
“The judicial review application will be heard on February 14,” a lawyer for the concessionaire, Alex De Silva, told The Malaysian Insider when contacted today.
The Sepang local council had, in a letter dated December 6, ordered Beta Tegap to dismantle two of its cameras that had been set up on the North-South Highway and the South Klang Valley Expressway within 14 days.
Beta Tegap is seeking to declare the local council has no jurisdiction over the two highways, but the company’s legal standing will likely be raised as well because it is a private company contracted to install the speed-trap cameras while traffic summonses are issued by the Road Transport Department, considered the rightful authority to issue any legal challenge.
The Attorney-General’s Chambers (AGC) has ordered a halt to all court proceedings related to the AES summonses to study legal issues that have been raised even as it said the tickets were still valid, it said in a statement yesterday.
Penang Chief Minister Lim Guan Eng in a statement today acknowledged the AGC’s statement as “legally correct” but insisted “there should be no more unnecessary delay in putting an end to this sordid scheme of allowing two BN crony companies to profit based on commissions imposed on every traffic summons disguised as enforcement to reduce accidents”.
The Malaysian Insider had reported yesterday that Putrajaya was considering suspending the implementation of the system as it appeared to duplicate police speed traps along the highways.
It is understood that Transport Minister Kong Cho Ha has been one of the few ministers who have been defending the implementation of the AES behind closed doors.
The privatised RM700 million project began in September with a pilot phase of 14 cameras but the RTD has pledged to roll out a total of 831 cameras by end-2013 to catch speeding motorists and prevent more road deaths.
The police, who enforce the speeding laws, have said they will continue enforcement and carry on putting up mobile speed traps near the AES cameras, raising the prospect of dual fines for errant motorists.
“The government is considering putting on hold the implementation of the AES due to the duplication of the summons system. That will cause hardship,” a source had told The Malaysian Insider.
He also noted that several lawmakers from the ruling Barisan Nasional (BN) have also asked the government to stop the implementation until all views are considered.
Another source said the government wants to ensure the AES will help ensure that motorists follow speed limits throughout their journey rather than just in the areas where the cameras are situated.
“This system is to enforce speed limits and ensure road safety,” he added. –themalaysianinsider

AES operator gets leave to challenge MPS' decision

Posted on 19 December 2012 - 06:51pm
Last updated on 19 December 2012 - 10:16pm

KUALA LUMPUR (Dec 19, 2012): The operator of the Automatic Enforcement System (AES), Beta Tegap Sdn Bhd, has obtained leave for a judicial review to challenge the decision of the Sepang Municipal Council (MPS) in ordering the company to dismantle the two AES cameras in the municipality.
High Court justice Datuk Zaleha Yusof granted the leave in chambers in the presence of lawyers Alex De Silva, representing Beta Tegap, and M. Indrani and K. Kandiah, both for MPS.
De Silva told reporters later that the court also ordered MPS to not take any action pending a court decision on his client's application which had been fixed for case management on Feb 6 and the hearing on Feb 14.
Beta Tegap filed the application seeking a certiorari order to quash the decision by MPS. According to Beta Tegap, the municipal council, through a letter dated Nov 19 this year, required that the company apply for permission to install the AES poles and cameras at KM301.7 of the North-South Expressway and at KM6.6 of the South Klang Valley Expressway, both located in Dengkil, Sepang.
The MPS, in a letter dated Dec 6, ordered the company to dismantle the cameras within 14 days of the notice. Following which, Beta Tegap filed an application to the court seeking a declaration that MPS had no jurisdiction over the two highways. – Bernama/theSun