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Apr 9, 2009

New Deputy Ministers

List of the new deputy ministers :

Dep JPM ministers:
Liew Vui Keong
Dr Mashitah Ibrahim (sen)
SK Devamany
Ahmad Maslan
T Murugiah (sen)

Finance – Najib Abdul Razak
No 2 – Ahmad Husni Hanadzlan
Dep – Chor Chee Heong
Dep – Dr Awang Adek Hussien (sen)

Education -  Muhyiddin Yassin

Dep – Dr Wee Ka Siong
Dep – Dr Puad Zakarshi

Transport – Ong Tee Keat
Dep – Abdul Rahin Bakri
Dep – Robert Lau Hoi Chew

Agricultural Dev and commodities – Bernard Dompok
Dep – Hamzah Zainuddin

Home – Hishamuddin Hussien
Dep – Abu Seman Yusop
Dep – Jelaing Mersat

NEW – Kementerian Penerangan Komunikasi, Kesenian dan Kebudayaan – Dr Rais Yatim
Dep – Joseph Salang Gandum
Dep – Heng Seai Kie (sen)

NEW – Energy, Green Technology and Water – Peter Chin Fah Kui
Dep – Noriah Kasnon

Rural development and territories – shafie apdal
Dep – Hassan Malek
Dep – Joseph Entulu Belaun

Higher education – Khaled Nordin
Dep – Dr Hou Kok Chung
Dep – Saifuddin Abdullah

International Trade and Industry – Mustapa Mohamad
Dep – Mukhriz Mahathir
Dep – Jacob Dungau Sagan

Science, Technology and Innovation – Dr Maximus Ongkili
Dep – Fadillah Yusof

Tourism – Ng Yen Yen
Dep – Sulaiman Abdul Rahman Abdul Taib

Agriculture – Noh Omar
Dep – Johari Baharom
Dep – Rohani Abdul Karim

Defence – Dr Ahmad Zahid Hamidi
Dep – Dr Abdul Latif Ahmad

Works – Shaziman Abu Mansor
Dep – Yong Khoon Seng

Health – Liow Tiong Lai
Dep – Rosnah Rashid Shilin

Youth and Sports – Ahmad Shabery Cheek
Dep – Razali Ibrahim
Dep – Wee Jeck Seng

Human Resource – Dr S Subramaniam
Dep – Maznah Mazlan

Domestic Trade and Consumer Affairs – Ismail Sabri Yaakob
Dep – Tan Lian Hoe

Housing and Local Government – Kong Cho Ha
Dep – Lajim Ukin

Women, Family and Society Development – Sharizat (sen)
Dep – Chew Mei Fun

Foreign – Anifah Aman
Dep – A Kohilan Pillay (sen)
Dep – Lee Chee Leong (sen)

Federal Territories – Raja Nong Chik Raja Zainal Abidin
Dep – M Saravanan

Sep 16, 2008

Zaid Sticks With Decision

A man of of his words. That’s what i can say about the De Facto Law Minister. He was disappointed in the way the ISA was used against the likes of the journalist,RPK and Teresa who he does not feel were a apparent threats to the nation. He gave his word that if no action is taken that he will resign.

He did just that and tendered his resignation yesterday, he was called to the PM’s office and told to take a 2 week break to think about it and reports said that he has decided that he will be resigning of his cabinet position.

When asked if he would join PKR…His responce ..

he would keep an “open mind”

Time will tell

Source

Aug 18, 2008

Syed the ISA Albar

Home minister has warned that :

“The Government will invoke the Sedition Act against anyone who fans racial or religious sentiments during the 10-day Permatang Pauh by-election campaign”

Im not a fan of the ISA and i don’t think that its right for the Home Minister to say such things because it comes acrosss as threatening. Having said that, i applaud his concerns in ensuring that no racial tensions is sparked during the by-election campaign period.

There are definately many ways in ensuring nobody crosses certain lines but ISA?

Source

Aug 10, 2008

If Anwar Gets In, Tun M leaves

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Tun Dr mahathir

A report form the Malaysian Insider quoted that if DSAI becomes the prime minister, Tun M would rather migrate. Its sad to hear this from the former pm who lead the country for such a long time and choose the wrong successor. I would think that Tun Dr M has got a part to play in the situation we are in today.

My parents always told me that you can sometimes do all the good in the world but the wrongs that you do, can come back to haunt you and potentially you could be remembered for that scar alone.

The part of the report that i don’t fully agree on is ->

He said Anwar was greedy enough for support that he would forsake the special privileges for his own race to cooperate with the Hindu Rights Action Force (Hindraf) which is filled with racism.

People on the street will be people on the street. You can have the best intentions in the world but if you don’t know how to control and position it right, it can easily be mis-interpreted. I personally dont think Hindraf is racist. I think the way Pakatan handles them is good, you cant always go against something just because you don’t believe in it. Hindraf isobbying the cause of their kind and other races have acknoledged that it is important. We live in a nation where one race well being will mean other races will benefit from it because reality is we are dependant on each other for out very existance.

What if Hindraf never came along? Would the nation seriously look at the plight of the group and their calls and addressed them?

What if you embraced their concerns,listen to them and reason and address those concerns?

Well..everyone is entitled to their opinion and my stand is, We Need A Better Malaysia for ALL and Malaysia should be for all!

PS- If a Chin-DRAF/Is-DRAF emerged and had solid grounds for their call, i’de support them too!

Jul 23, 2008

Ex Deputy Minister Joins PKR

Another former BN member joins parti keADILan rakyat. This time around its the former deputy Information Minister and Kuantan MP Fauzi Abdul Rahman.Watch the press conference below

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