
For those still on the road, they'll get there safely. Those who won't make it back, the nearest Suara or Masjid should just be round the corner!
Police Summon Several Individuals In PKFZ Cabinet Paper Probe
KUALA LUMPUR, Sept 18 (Bernama) -- Police have summoned several individuals to record statements on the posting of the Cabinet Paper on the Port Klang Free Zone (PKFZ) on a website.
Deputy Inspector-General of Police Tan Sri Ismail Omar said police were investigating how the Cabinet Paper which involved the Official Secrets Act (OSA) could be exposed online.
"We are investigating to find out who is responsible for exposing information on the Cabinet Paper.
"However, I can't comment more on this as it will disturb our investigation," he told Bernama here Friday.
Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak told a press conference that police would investigate the exposure of a document said to be that on the PKFZ Cabinet Paper on the 'Malaysia Today' website.
He said the investigation was not to deny the peoples' right to information but the act of exposing the Cabinet Paper on the Internet was unacceptable.
"...The pressure campaign kicked off in earnest this week. On Thursday, hundreds of leaders and activists from the U.S. Jewish community descended on Washington to lobby for harsher sanctions, while widely-publicised media reports suggested that Iran is already nearing the verge of a nuclear capability.
Leaders from Jewish groups came for a national "Advocacy Day on Iran", during which they met with key Congressional figures.
Rep. Howard Berman, a California Democrat who heads the House Foreign Affairs Committee, suggested that the clock "has almost run out" on Iran's nuclear programme, and indicated that he would move ahead next month with a bill imposing sanctions on Iran's refined petroleum imports "absent some compelling evidence why I should do otherwise".
Not all U.S. Jewish groups are lining up behind the legislation, however.
Americans for Peace Now (APN), for instance, issued a statement arguing that "arbitrary deadlines are a mistake" and that "pursuing sanctions that target the Iranian people, rather than their leaders, is a morally and strategically perilous path that the Obama Administration must reject". ..."
More at Inter Press Service (IPS) News.
Khamis 17 September 2009 | 27 Ramadhan 1430 HijrahHanya lima bebas, perjuangan rakyat belum selesai
Hazayani Zakaria
Wed | Sep 16, 09 | 1:38:58 pm MYT
Mereka ialah :
Abdullah Daud,
Mat Sah Mohd Satray,
Ahmad Kamil Md Hanapiah,
Mohd Nasir Ismail@Hassan dan
Muhammad Amir Md Hanapiah.
Harakahdaily.net
This song bests describes the present rough patch in the relations between Malaysia and Indonesia. Creative music talents in Indonesia always have a way of saying things!
Should we harbor any ill-feelings on our neighbor? Nah! Many of our great grandparents came from there. How could we?
Bank Islam have several plantations in Indonesia. So do others Sime Darby etc.
And they burn peat swamps to make way for oil palm plantations, so badly we get the haze or jerebu back home!
Maybe the rough patch in relations is really a haze, too! ;)
With a Bye Elections after Raya in Bagan Pinang who will be "Ayam den Lapeh"?