Bila EXCO Dan ADUN Pahang Mahu Naik Gaji?

Bila EXCO dan ADUN Pahang mahu naik gaji?

Majoriti rakyat Pahang faham bahawa EXCO dan ADUN Pahang hari ini perlu diberi imbuhan yang sewajarnya memandangkan peningkatan jangkaan daripada rakyat.

Pahang adalah negeri terbesar Semenanjung dan ramai ADUN perlu menjaga kawasan yang luas terutama mereka yang berkhidmat di kawasan luar bandar,

Kali terakhir pindaan gaji dibuat ialah pada 1992.

Apa langkah yang Taib Mahmud KM Sarawak buat menaikkan gaji Menteri dan ADUN Sarawak adalah baik demi kebajikan wakil rakyat dan rakyat Sarawak itu sendiri di kawasan masing-masing.

Soal bagaimana Taib Mahmud mencari dana itu adalah kreativiti KM Sarawak.

Rang Undang-undang Anggota Pentadbiran dan Anggota Dewan Undangan Negeri (Gaji, Pencen dan Gratuiti) 2013 juga memperuntukkan kenaikan gaji untuk: Speaker DUN, timbalan speaker dan setiausaha-setiausaha politik.

Gaji untuk Ketua Menteri akan naik daripada RM13,000 kepada RM39,000; Timbalan Ketua Menteri, RM11,500 kepada RM35,000; menteri kanan dan speaker DUN RM9,000 kepada RM30,000; menteri, RM9,000 kepada RM27,000; pembantu menteri dan timbalan speaker, RM7,000 kepada RM21,000; anggota dewan undangan negeri, RM4,500 kepada RM15,000 dan setiausaha politik, RM3,000 kepada RM9,000. 

Rang undang-undang itu juga menetapkan kenaikan gaji itu berkuat kuasa dari 1 Januari tahun lalu. Kali terakhir pindaan gaji dibuat ialah pada 1992. 

Menteri Kewangan Kedua, Datuk Seri Wong Soon Koh berkata, semakan gaji itu dibuat berikutan peningkatan jangkaan daripada rakyat. "Sarawak adalah sebesar Semenanjung dan banyak Anggota Dewan Undangan Negeri perlu menjaga kawasan yang luas terutama mereka yang berkhidmat di kawasan luar bandar," katanya. Soon koh berkata, rang undang-undang baharu itu akan berkuat kuasa minggu depan dan kenaikan gaji itu dijangka membabitkan RM17 juta daripada dana negeri, termasuk bayaran tunggakan dari tahun lalu.

WZWH berpendapat adalah wajar EXCO dan ADUN Pahang dinaikkan gaji bagi memenuhi peningkatan  tuntutan dan jangkaan rakyat di kawasan.

Shafik Fauzan The Only Survivor Of "Kuantan Holocoust"...

Dato' Shafik Fauzan Sharif seated beside DSD Adnan Yaakob Pahang MB at BN programme at Jerantut pre-GE 13.

"Kuantan Holocoust" refers to the killing field of BN politicians politically at recent GE 13.

Some of them have close relationship with WZWH in many ways:

• Uncle Wan Adnan parliament Indera Mahkota
• Young aspiring politician Suffian SEMSAS junior parliament Kuantan
• Bro Hazami DUN Beserah
• Pang Tsu Ming former boss and colleague at Pahang GLC DUN Semambu
• Handsome Chang DUN Teruntum
• Tengku Zul royal relative DUN Tanjung Lumpur

Systematically at last minute, all were killed politically...

Shafik Fauzan from DUN Inderapura the only survivor of "Kuantan Holocoust". 

Inderapura was used to be the ancient name of Pahang. Perhaps this old name bring luck to Shafik Fauzan.

WZWH still remember, last year in the middle of night, Shafik Fauzan called WZWH. Shafik wanted WZWH to verify the names of voters and to make sure that certain voters will actually vote for him.

WZWH live in DUN Inderapura actually though play politics at Jerantut.

Shafik mentioned about his grand programme of getting the telephone numbers of all voters in his constituency. Not only that, he called all his voters personally.

At that time roughly he got 8,000 numbers.

One makcik the grocer near WZWH's house of whom WZWH know the ardent supporter of PAS told WZWH that Shafik had called her, persuade to vote for him. That Shafik asked makcik to come to his programme. Makcik grocer very proud to tell WZWH that ADUN Inderapura the Pahang EXCO had called her!

One good thing about Shafik is that he used to be imam to lead the jemaah prayer sometime if he is free in many surau and mosques in DUN Inderapura. Even during Ramaddan fasting time.

Now Shafik Fauzan is the Pahang EXCO Pengerusi Jawatankuasa Pembangunan Luar Bandar, Pertanian dan Industri Asas Tani.

WZWH hope Shafik Fauzan will actively goes to visit and carry his EXCO programmes covering all Pahang rural areas.

GE 14...WZWH promise will take revenge with all means of what they did to WZWH's buddies!

Let Focus On Economy Leave Politics Behind...

Too much politics make businessmen and 'rakyat' sick.

People abhor political rhetorics that seem never ending...

Accept the facts...BN in command...DS Najib PM...

Let focus on economy...let build this beautiful Malaysia...let build Pahang 'makmur'.

Everybody let talk about economics.

MALAYSIA GDP ANNUAL GROWTH RATE

The Gross Domestic Product (GDP) in Malaysia expanded 4.10 percent in the first quarter of 2013 over the same quarter of the previous year. GDP Annual Growth Rate in Malaysia is reported by the Department of Statistics Malaysia. Historically, from 2000 until 2013, Malaysia GDP Annual Growth Rate averaged 4.64 Percent reaching an all time high of 10.30 Percent in March of 2010 and a record low of -6.20 Percent in March of 2009. Malaysia is a developing economy in Asia which, in recent years, has successfully transformed from an exporter of raw materials into a diversified economy. The largest sector of the economy is services, accounting for around 54 percent of GDP. Manufacturing sector has been growing in recent years and now accounts for 25 percent of GDP and more than 60 percent of total exports. Mining and quarrying constitutes 9 percent of GDP and agriculture 9 percent.

In the first quarter of 2013, the GDP expanded by 4.1 percent over a year earlier, the slowest pace in almost four years, as a result of weak exports and slower growth in public spending. On the supply side, all sectors posted positive growth except for Mining and Quarrying. The main catalysts for the economy were the Services and Construction sectors. Private Final Consumption Expenditure and Gross Fixed Capital Formation continued to be the main drivers on the demand side.

MALAYSIA attracted RM32.9 billion in foreign direct investments (FDIs) last year, the highest ever recorded.

The manufacturing sector accounted for the largest share of FDIs, which increased by 12.3 per cent from RM29.3 billion in 2010.

72 % of the FDIs came from Asian countries.

The country’s total trade for last year was RM1.269 trillion, the highest ever, which was underpinned by inter-Asian trade.

Malaysia had done reasonably well, considering the challenging external environment, and had exceeded its investment target.

For the first time, Mida’s statistics captured the total investments approved in the manufacturing, services and primary sectors, which showed a 40.7 per cent rise to RM105.6 billion from 4,368 projects last year. The primary sector, comprising agriculture, mining and plantation, and commodities sub-sectors were previously not included in Mida’s total investment figures. The surge in investment figures showed investors’ confidence in the country.

It also indicates that Malaysia is on track to attaining the investment targets set under the Economic Transformation Programme by 2020. Domestic investments accounted for 55.4 per cent of total approved investments.

Sarawak attracted the highest amount of approved investments at RM14.35 billion, followed by Penang (RM14.04 billion),

Sabah (RM13.68 billion) and Selangor (RM13.47 billion). Domestic investors played an important role and were as active as their foreign counterparts in private investments. The manufacturing sector continued to be a significant source of growth. Of the total investments approved for the sector, RM34.2 billion, or 61 per cent, were by foreign investments in new projects.

Japan led the pack of foreign investors with investments totalling RM10.1 billion, followed by South Korea (RM5.2 billion), the United States (RM2.5 billion), Singapore (RM2.5 billion) and Saudi Arabia (RM2.2 billion).

On the performance of the states in terms of the number of projects approved, Selangor, Johor and Penang topped the list with 263 projects, 188 projects and 109 projects. By value of investments, Penang was first with RM9.1 billion, followed by Selangor (RM8.7 billion), Sarawak (RM8.5 billion), Johor (RM6.6 billion) and Kedah (RM6.1 billion).

Penang, Malaysia’s Silicon Valley, has done well not only for the past one to two years, but for the last 30-odd years, due to the strong support of the Federal Government, which continues to spend money to improve its infrastructure with a new bridge and airport.

The Northern Corridor Economic Region registered the largest number of investments in projects with RM15.3 billion of approved manufacturing licences, followed by Sarawak Corridor of Renewable Energy (RM8.2 billion), Iskandar Malaysia (RM5.7 billion), East Coast Economic Region (RM4.6 billion) and Sabah Development Corridor (RM900 million).

Much of RM4.6 bilion investments in projects undertaken by ECER are in Pahang.

Lagu BN Mengenang Tsunami Cina- "Selembut Salju" Dari Majapahit Band...

BN bukan minta 100%....

BN harap 30% sahaja...

Hayaaa...10% saja ka?!!!

Sekali Sekala Layan Lagu Jawa...Perawan Kalimantan...Santai!

Ini lagu Jawa yang relax, slow tempo, easy listening. Bila dengar banyak kali baru dapat appreciate lagu ini sedap juga. Suara vokal Rena dan Didi Kempot yang power.

Lagu ini WZWH tuju khas untuk Zahid Hamidi Menteri KDN yang jantan dan ganteng...

Batu Cave National Memorial @ Mount Rushmore For Pakatan Rakyat!

The Mount Rushmore National Memorial is a sculpture carved into the granite face of Mount Rushmore near Keystone, South Dakota, in the United States. Abraham Lincoln, Theodore Roosevelt, Thomas Jefferson,George Washington-all US great president.

In the future, Pakatan Rakyat will also like to have a sculpture carved into the limestone face of Batu Cave Hill, Selangor to decide the sculpture should have a more national focus, and chose the four  veteran leaders whose likenesses would be carved into the hill subjects are Anwar Ibrahim, Lim Kit Siang, Karpal Singh and Nik Aziz.

At that time, Pakatan Rakyat is in power at Putrajaya and states level. Meanwhile in retrospective:

“Yes I said I would retire from politics if Pakatan loses. 'But why should I retire? We won. Are UMNO people stupid? We won and we will fight together with the people against this robbery, says Anwar at a Penang rally.

A total 11,054,577 votes were recorded for federal contest in the just concluded polls on May 5 2013. Pakatan garnered 50.9 or 5,623,984 popular votes against Barisan Nasional’s 47.4% or 5,237,699.

Pakatan Rakyat's popular vote win in GE13 is limited to four states and Kuala Lumpur.

But some fanatical fans from the Red Bean Army suggest that a sculpture of great leaders should also potray the backside of them ( the four asses )!

WZWH guess Nik Aziz will not agree to this idea...but at last agree for the sake of Pakatan Rakyat good deeds!

Bila Orang Putih Nyanyi Lagu Sungai Tembeling...

Song about the Sungai Tembeling in Malaysia (in Taman Negara National Park). Keith Sutcliffe wrote it while sitting in a long boat travelling up the river back in 2001. Video footage was shot in Ontario Canada.

Music video for Sungai Tembeling by Keith Sutcliffe from the album The Road Trip. Available on itunes. To hear more music visit www.keithsutcliffe.com

Pahang River is a river in the state of Pahang, Malaysia on the Malay Peninsula. With 459 km in length, it is the longest river on the Malay Peninsula. The river begins at the confluence of Jelai river and Tembeling rivers on the Titiwangsa Mountains and drains into the South China Sea.

Kuala Tembeling is the mouth of Tembeling river. Tembeling river is the main waterway into Taman Negara. It used to be the only way into Taman Negara, now there's a road leading to Taman Negara.

Tembeling river is located in Tourism Zone. Tembeling river is the border for Taman Negara. Everyday hundreds of tourist use this river to access to this park.