"For Minister Datuk Seri Idris Jala, a successful corporate leader who had headed Shell Sarawak and then Malaysia Airlines, to warn of national bankruptcy in nine years' time means that the national malaise is worse than earlier known.
"But before the government forces its so-called subsidy rationalisation plan on ordinary people, it must first remove all subsidies for UMNO and its leaders at various levels.
"Subsidies such as the lucrative "do nothing" Approved Permits (APs) given to UMNO leaders to import vehicles cost the government much revenues. UMNO and BN government leaders travel all over the country on government expenses for their political activities.
"Blank shares in public listed companies issued to UMNO leaders and public work contracts worth billions of ringgit are much talked-about ways that UMNO divisional leaders are rewarded.
"As such, tax payers have been subsidizing the high flying, extravagant lives of some UMNO and BN leaders all over Malaysia...more
on the grounds of the tanjung aru police station, behind the building, a blue water container has an permanent overrun since at least 4 years and no one does anything about it!
ReplyDeletecould save a lot of money!
Federal Government (UMNO/BN )has also decided to raise the fees for cremation.Even the dearly departed are not spared.
ReplyDeletelooks like we are already bankrupt! Thanks Sabahans for voting UMNO in again and again! Your kids say thanks for having no future
ReplyDeletecutting the subsidy is acceptable but corruption practice is unacceptable.
ReplyDeleteAny legal adviser out there?
ReplyDeleteCan prospective younger future generation file a suit in court for this 'frightening' future nightmare of 2019 or wawasan 2020 with confusion?
JFK's poser of what u can do rather than wat country can do vis-a-vis???
Yes yes!!!! STOPPPPPPPP!!!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteWe spent a lot just years back!Not to forget our optimistic ambition and vision to rocket the space and submarine deep sea in next 10 years if possible!
ReplyDeleteActually, ramalan negara bakal bankrup pada 2019 kerana desifit belanjawan tinggi adalah tidak benar. Walaupun kerajaan terpaksan tampung subsidi sebanyak RM74bil/tahun selama 10 tahun berturut2 pun tidak memberi impak buruk terhadap kewangan negara. Rujuk:
ReplyDeletehttp://www.malaysianmirror.com/nationaldetail/6-national/41902-msia-will-not-go-bankrupt
Come to benefit for the citizen we always compare with countries that has less resources. Why not compare with Kuwait. Kuwait citizen are well taken care. They need not have to pay taxes. We have a lot of resource but still trying to find way to remove subsidise. We have natural resources, oil, tin, rubber, palm oil etc.
ReplyDeleteCome to subsidise toll companies complaint they do not make profit. If they cannot make profit why they still want to hold on to their business? They should sell to others who are willing to take the offer.
The majority of the Malaysian public irrespective of race detest corruption. If UMNO-led BN government cannot deal with this menace effectively, its future is doomed. To stem out the rampant corruption therefore take precedence over all other measures including the removal of the subsidies.
ReplyDeleteread this, memorize this and vote for change next election!
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Betul atau tak ramalan negara bakal muflis nanti, tu hal lain.. Yang penting ialah semua pihak harus ready dengan sebarang kemungkinan. so lebih baik ambil langkah mencegah sebelum terlamabat.
ReplyDeleteHarap2 lah keadaan negara sekarang ni tak seteruk apa yang difikirkan... Semoga kerajaan dapat menanggani hal ni sebaik mungkin dan membuat penjelasan secara terperinci kepada rakyat supaya tidak ada kekliruan yg berlaku :)
ReplyDeleteSubsidies is a mistake the first place.
ReplyDeleteSubsidies may not be the reason for bankruptcy, but other factors will eventually bring the country to it's doom.
ReplyDeletewho ever ti was, THANK YOU for fixing the water leakage behind the tanjung asu police station!!!
ReplyDeletePakatan Rakyat de facto leader Anwar Ibrahim said the coalition's MPs would demand when Parliament sits from tomorrow that the government stop subsidising the few who are rich in preference to the many who are poor.
ReplyDeleteSpeaking at a dinner jointly organised by PAS Youth and PKR Youth in Batu Lanchang in Penang this evening, Anwar termed as “obscene the Umno-BN government's featherbedding of an elite group of businessmen”, a pattern he claimed had weakened the national economy.
“Independent power producers are subsidised, contracts are given to cronies and families of the well-connected, and now when the economy has been brought down, they want to cut subsidies for the poor,” he told a working class crowd gathered at the multi-purpose hall in Batu Lanchang.
“No way that we in Pakatan are going to allow this to happen. You want to cut subsidies, remove them from the protected rich before you do anything to subsidies meant to help the poor,” said Anwar.
i like the skull with UMNO logo... really merge!
ReplyDeleteDo you realise there are big increase in number of BMW luxury cars in Sabah, particularly in KK? It is probably due to the subsidy projects by BN connections.
ReplyDeleteBN YBs shouting Malaysia won't go bankrupt, Jala Idris speak rubbish. "i m yet to get my subsidised BMW sports."
Betul, kurangkan perbelanjaan dalam benda yang tidak diperlukan dan berusaha menbagunakan negeri Sabah.
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