“THIS IS NAJIB’S UMNO LAW AS SOMETHING IS NOT PROVEN YET OR THERE MUST AT LEAST BE A CHARGE. IF NOT THERE IS NO NEED TO GIVE UP

“THIS IS NAJIB’S UMNO LAW AS SOMETHING IS NOT PROVEN YET OR THERE MUST AT LEAST BE A CHARGE. IF NOT THERE IS NO NEED TO GIVE UP

Posted by suarakeadilanmalaysia on March 23, 2012 · Leave a Comment (Edit)

Parliament’s Public Accounts Committee (PAC) will continue its probe into alleged irregularities by the National Feedlot Corporation (NFC), despite the Dewan Rakyat speaker’s ruling against discussions on matters related to ongoing court cases.“This is the policy of Umno as something is not proven yet or there must at least be a charge. If not there is no need to give up,” Umno president Najib told a press conference.

The last few days have seen the two leader in wanita in UMNO  face acute embarassment.  UMNO faced a revolt from within its ranksThe real truth is that UMNO need to introspect. They need to think about who takes on the positions of power within their organizations. The much touted intra-party elections may be one solution. But more than that, it is the genuine conviction that only strong political leaders (and not intellectuals) can lead political parties that is needed. Till that happens, the UMNO will keep getting weaker (even if it has a majority)Good Intentions cannot justify bad delivery enthusiasm is no substitute for clarity. The flaws in the Women’s ability: are not in the laudable intention but in the clogged delivery. The desire to be politically correct has overtaken the imperative to be politically sensible. Method and order, the favourite weapons of Hercule Poirot, might be usefully employed in analysis.

Why do women need protection? Taken purely as a demographic identity, they constitute the most powerful force in electoral politics. Every second voter is a woman. If she were motivated purely by greed, the majority of MPs would already be women. Theory, alas, tends to have a cool, or even antagonistic, relationship with real life.

The basis on which a candidate is chosen, by any party, can be described in a single, if ungainly, word: winnability. The two most powerful women politicians in the country are in charge of Wanita UMNO ; both Rafidah and Sharizat , are   known for their-coruption  . They chose only one woman candidate out of  two, were offered as nominees, but their names were withdrawn when their “winnability” became doubtful. This is how politics is conducted. This is why the idea of women’s leadership  gained momentum, because the “winnability” factor is neutralized when all legitimate candidates are women.A second structural flaw could further erode the already ebbing credibility of our parliamentary system.

The life-blood of our democracy is a covenant, a pact between elector and elected that the quid pro quo for the vote is service to the constituency. The quality of that service is an important (but not the only) factor in an MP’s re-election. This is the one big check that keeps a MP on some sort of practical leash.

The PM himself also not clean. How to tell Shahrizat to quit? Moreover, his DPM also involved in the case. On the other hand, if she is not wrong, why she step down as minister? Just too many question mark.,,,,How can a PM put in good words like that for her? Isn’t that subjudice too? If the Speaker can prevent the opposition to discussing this, definitely the PM should not be saying something that would also influence the minds of the judges.
His pronouncement yet again confirmed his questionable value judgement system. To support a tainted leader as though nothing wrong on her part. Surely Sharizat is fully aware of all the abuses and CBT in the NFC run by her family. How can we entrust this kind of PM who lack moral standard and political will for good governance to run the country. Do the obvious, boot him out in the GE!
MACC, have you no regards for the law.? Or is that , as far as you are concerned, politics overrides the legal system. It is very reminiscent of an era of a certain prime minister.! Do your job without fear or favour.! Smack of Gestapo style inquisition.!Datuk Seri Najib Razak insisted today there was no reason for Datuk Seri Shahrizat Abdul Jalil to cease being Wanita Umno chief as there is no proof or charge of wrongdoing in the RM250 million National Feedlot Centre (NFC) scandal.
Although Shahrizat announced on March 11 she would step down as women, family and community development minister when her senatorship ends on April 8, the veteran politician said she would continue to lead the 1.3-million strong wing.They looking out for each other interest. You scratch my back and I scratch yours concept. Corruption, abuse and wastage of public fund is part of UMNO culture. They rakyat should just reject this leadership.

“This is the policy of Umno as something is not proven yet or there must at least be a charge. If not there is no need to give up,” Umno president Najib told a press conference today.Datuk Seri Najib, if shahrizat is an ordinary citizen then your argument is valid sir and she can plead ignorance and non-involvement. Being a leader she is suppose to lead by example and that includes her acts of outright denouncement of misuse of public funds by any individual or organisation. In this case, family members being involved she should be doing more than just denouncing. A true leader will resign as we often see in Japan.It is then up to us voters to decide the fate of Sharizat and that of Najib & Co. We vote with our conscience that we need a morally upright government. We must vote with the knowledge that no leader, least of all Sharizat or even Najib, is indispensible.ust cant get it. The woman, with the whole family made use of the rakyat money to enrich themselves, and here you have the PM and the sea of red idiots showering adulation on her. what kind of people are these? what kind of mentality? What kind of culture? What kind of ketuanan Melayu?

Shahrizat was called in for questioning by the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) last month over allegations she and her family abused a RM250 million federal loan meant for the national cattle farming scheme but has not been hauled up to court. However, her husband Datuk Seri Mohamad Salleh Ismail, who owns the National Feedlot Corporation (NFCorp) with their three children, pleaded not guilty on March 12 to criminal breach of trust and offences under the Companies Act in relation to RM49 million in public funds.

Najib also said he had met Shahrizat and her vice chief Datuk Kamilia Ibrahim and the duo had agreed to cooperate despite the latter recently calling for Shahrizat to relinquish leadership of the wing.

The Umno president’s remarks today left open the possibility of Shahrizat contesting the next general elections or making a future comeback to revive her political career which had appeared earlier to have been buried by the scandal.

“Both leaders will cooperate fully after this as a united team. They will work effectively together as a team.

“Wanita Umno pledged to support Shahrizat,” the prime minister said at the press conference attended by both leaders as well as the party’s top brass.

He was speaking after a closed-door session with several thousand from the ruling party’s women’s wing this evening turned into a show of strength for the embattled women, family and community development minister.

If there were supporters of vice Wanita Umno chief Datuk Kamilia Ibrahim, they were nowhere to be found at the Putra World Trade Centre today, as those wielding placards and banners were fulsome in their calls for Shahrizat to continue leading the 1.3 million-strong wing and representing it in Cabinet.

Kamilia had said earlier this week the public felt something was “morally and politically wrong” with how the National Feedlot Corporation (NFCorp) was run and this was affecting preparations for a general election that must be called by May next year.

“People are poking fun at Wanita and calling us ‘cows’. The Wanita grassroots are saying it’s difficult to work (for the general election)… As a leader, we have to listen to what the grassroots are saying,” she was quoted as saying.

Najib also shrugged off suggestions that Shahrizat’s continued leadership of the wing would hurt Barisan Nasional’s election preparations.

“It’s okay. We have to be fair. She has already taken the moral responsibility to resign from Cabinet.”

The best bit about being a woman is wielding the power to create and nurture while enjoying the thought of being a beautiful creation herself

The thrill is not just in being a woman, but being a woman in the right century! And in this day and age, there cannot be many women, who do not revel in their sheer femininity and absolute power! As we all know, femininity and power, far from being mutually exclusive, are two sides of the same coin. Think Shakti, the divine, feminine, creative power! The Power responsible not just for all creation, but the agent of all change as well. I cannot believe any woman not feeling this great sense of empowerment and well-being that springs from within. The power to create, nurture and heal that is a part of her very being, endows her with unique abilities, positioning her as the centre of all existence and change around her.

When Lord Byron wrote She walks in beauty, I’m sure he talked not just of the grace and deport of a woman, but was able to pierce through to her very core, which provides the majestic aura she walks within. To me, every woman who is allowed to grow unfettered, exercising her free will, is bound to walk in beauty! What is it that a woman enjoys the most about being the fairer sex? I would say her ability to revel in her power, as much as the freedom to indulge her weakness.

She is admired for being strong and loved for being frail and helpless; she can rave and rant when crazed with anger, and the next minute melt into a puddle of helpless love. She can enjoy her many moods and feminine aspects without having to abide by adages or the need to be strong all the time. A woman’s intuitive understanding of life and relationships, and her role as the great bonding factor in a family are unique strengths that she does not share with the opposite sex. The depths of passion in her eyes, the wealth of caring in her heart, the power of resilience, of survival are all qualities a woman enjoys, growing more beautiful and understanding with the years. As usual, my Facebook friends (I appealed to only women) had interesting insights to share. Each one of them loves being a woman and with one exception, they all want to be reborn female! Madhulika Dash applauds a woman’s “sense of compassion…… and the ability to infuse life into whatever we touch…”; Anjali Bhargava says, “The sheer strength a woman has… epitomises the completeness in a being.

I revel in the sensuous, intoxicating power of being a woman!” Deepika Sahu wouldn’t trade her world as a woman for anything else — a world “so very full of colours, variety, ability/desire to give without calculating, love, sensuality, tenderness, sensitivity… and of course gorgeous men who make me feel like a queen!” Pramila Maheshwari quips, “Shiva or Sati? Always the fairer one is the choice — she is happening, life, creation, nurturing — all activity is at her end.” Madhu Kamath says, “We are an unprecedented intricate, beautiful and unique piece of creation!!” Harmesh Khanna loves the “fact that we don’t have to hide our feelings or keep a stiff upper lip at all times…our ability to keep going in the toughest of times …of being ourselves, of getting pampered.”

If you need to hear what the stars say, Katrina Kaif loves the fact that she can be “soft and feminine and yet a successful working woman”, Sonam Kapoor loves being a woman because of “the ability to create life.” Marilyn Monroe said, “I don’t mind living in a man’s world as long as I can be a woman in it.” A naughty friend says, “Chuck all that, I love the fact that I can get the strongest man down to his knees in a puddle of desire if I set my mind to it. Why would I want to be that man!” Why indeed! And to support her, here we have it from the Father of all politicians — wily statesman Chanakya, “The world’s biggest power is the youth and beauty of a woman!” Need we say more?

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