[Al-Fatihah] Ayah Anwar Ibrahim meninggal dunia...“Kali pertama Anwar dipenjara, beliau diuji dengan pemergian ibunda"

Ahad, 5 April 2015

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Ayah Anwar Ibrahim meninggal dunia

Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim masih menjalani hukuman penjara 5 tahun beliau sementara ayah beliau meninggal dunia pada umur 96 tahun, 1.45 pagi tadi. 

Ayah kepada Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim, Datuk Ibrahim Abd Rahman meninggal dunia pada pukul 1.45 pagi tadi.

Menurut makluman di akaun Facebook isteri Anwar, Datuk Seri Dr Wan Azizah Wan Ismail, jenazah Ibrahim dibawa pulang ke rumahnya di Kajang.

“Kali pertama Anwar dipenjara, beliau diuji dengan pemergian ibunda beliau dan juga pemergian Ustaz Fadhil Noor,” tulis makluman di Facebook Dr Wan Azizah merujuk kepada Anwar dan bekas presiden PAS Datuk Fadhil Noor.

“Kali ni diuji pula dengan pemergian Nik Aziz dan kini, ayahanda beliau," tulis makluman itu merujuk kepada pemergian bekas Mursyidul Am PAS Datuk Nik Abdul Aziz Nik Mat.

Bekas perdana menteri Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad (tengah) melawat rumah ayah Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim pagi ini. 

Jenazah Ibrahim dijangkakan akan dikebumikan selepas waktu Zohor hari ini di Tanah Perkuburan Sungai Ramal, Kajang.

“Kak Wan terpaksa batalkan semua program di Pulau Pinang hari ini, bergegas pulang ke Kajang,” tulis makluman di Facebook Dr Wan Azizah yang juga merupakan presiden PKR.

Ibrahim merupakan ahli Parlimen Seberang Perai Tengah dari 1959 hingga 1969. Beliau juga pernah menjawat jawatan setiausaha Parlimen.

Anwar kini menjalani hukuman penjara lima tahun di Penjara Sungai Buloh selepas Mahkamah Persekutuan pada 10 Februari lepas menolak rayuan akhir beliau terhadap kesalahan meliwat bekas pembantu peribadinya Mohd Saiful Bukhari Azlan pada 2008.

Sementara itu, pihak berkuasa penjara akan membenarkan Anwar menziarahi jenazah ayahnya pada 11 pagi ini.

Jenazah akan dikebumikan selepas solat Zohor di Tanah Perkuburan Sungai Ramal, Kajang. – 5 April, 2015. ~TMI

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Ucapan terakhir Anwar Ibrahim sebelum ke penjara... untuk 5 tahun lagi..

Jumaat, 21 Mac 2014

Pejuang keadilan

7 hrs 

Jangan lupa esok!! (Malam nanti)

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Ucapan terakhir Anwar Ibrahim sebelum ke penjara sekali lagi untuk 5 tahun lagi..

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Selesai menulis. Kini Buku Reformasi 2.0 sedang dicetak, haha harap-harap sempat siap.

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FBI: MH370 berada dilokasi rahsia - Anwar Ibrahim mula dikaitkan...

Ahad, 16 Mac 2014

Nama Anwar Ibrahim mula dikaitkan...

Biro Siasatan Persekutuan (FBI) tidak menolak kemungkinan pesawat MH370 yang hilang sejak sembilan hari lalu, mungkin berada di lokasi rahsia.

DailyMail Online yang memetik kenyataan sumber berkata, pesawat terbabit mungkin dirampas dan kesemua penumpang kini ditahan di tempat tertentu.

Stesen radio Amerika Syarikat (AS) WNYC melaporkan, sebanyak 634 lokasi yang boleh menjadi tempat pesawat MH370 mendarat, dari Australia ke Maldives ke Pakistan.

Sementara itu DailyMail Online turut melaporkan Polis sedang menyiasat kemungkinan juruterbang pesawat MH370 dirampas oleh Kapten pesawat sendiri sebagai protes politik .

DailyMail difahamkan bahawa Kapten Zaharie Ahmad Shah merupakan penyokong tegar ketua pembangkang Malaysia, Anwar Ibrahim.

Dan beberapa jam sebelum penerbangan dijadualkan meninggalkan Kuala Lumpur difahamkan Shah, 53 tahun menghadiri perbicaraan kontroversi di mana Ibrahim Ibrahim telah dipenjara selama lima tahun.

Doomed airliner pilot was political fanatic:

Police are investigating the possibility that the pilot of missing Flight MH370 hijacked his own aircraft in a bizarre political protest.

The Mail on Sunday has learned that Captain Zaharie Ahmad Shah was an ‘obsessive’ supporter of Malaysia’s opposition leader, Anwar Ibrahim. And hours before the doomed flight left Kuala Lumpur it is understood 53-year-old Shah attended a controversial trial in which Ibrahim was jailed for five years.

Campaigners say the politician, the key challenger to Malaysia’s ruling party, was the victim of a long-running smear campaign and had faced trumped-up charges.

Police sources have confirmed that Shah was a vocal political activist – and fear that the court decision left him profoundly upset. It was against this background that, seven hours later, he took control of a Boeing 777-200 bound for Beijing and carrying 238 passengers and crew.

Yesterday, Malaysian police searched his house in the upmarket Kuala Lumpur suburb of Shah Alam, where he had installed a home-made flight simulator. But this newspaper can reveal that investigators had already spent much of last week examining two laptops removed from Shah’s home. One is believed to contain data from the simulator.

Confirming rising fears, Malaysia’s prime minister Najib Razak announced yesterday that MH370 was deliberately steered off course after its communication system was switched off. He said it headed west over the Malaysian seaboard and could have flown for another seven hours on its fuel reserves.

It is not yet clear where the plane was taken, however Mr Razak said the most recent satellite data suggests the plane could have been making for one of two possible flight corridors. The search, involving 43 ships and 58 aircraft from 15 countries, switched from the South China Sea to the Bay of Bengal in the Indian Ocean.

Data showing the number of plausible runways where the plane could have touched down - which need to be at least 5,000ft - offer a baffling number of potential locations.

According to a map drawn up by U.S. radio station WNYC, there are 634 locations which could fit, from Australia to the Maldives to Pakistan.

However, the true number is likely to be even higher, as estimates of how far the plane could have travelled have been increased since the calculations were carried out.

US investigators say faint ‘pings’ were being transmitted for several hours after the flight lost contact with the ground. 

Meanwhile, military radar showed the jet climbed to 45,000ft – above its service limit – which could have been a deliberate attempt to knock out the passengers and crew.

Anwar Ibrahim is a broadly popular democracy icon and former deputy prime minister whose prosecution on a charge of sodomy is seen by many Malaysians as political persecution.

The raids on Captain Shah’s home appeared stage-managed as a display of intent after the Prime Minister said the focus of the investigation was now on ‘crew and passengers’ as a result of the latest leads.

But investigators have told the Mail on Sunday inquiries into the background of the pilot actually began days earlier.

Malaysian police, helped by FBI agents from the US, are looking into the political and religious backgrounds of both Zaharie and his co-pilot. Zaharie’s home was sealed off yesterday as police spent an hour inside.

However, a senior investigation source said two laptops were taken from the property in low-key visits by police early last week despite a series of denials by officials that his home had been searched or raided.

One laptop taken away is thought to contain data from the flight simulator while a second contained little information. Zaharie’s personal laptop was not found, and is thought to have been with him in the cockpit of the plane, the source said.

Zaharie’s co-workers have told investigators the veteran pilot was a social activist who was vocal and fervent in his support of Ibrahim.

‘Colleagues made it clear to us that he was someone who held strong political beliefs and was strident in his support for Anwar Ibrahim,’ another investigation source said. ‘We were told by one colleague he was obsessed with politics.’

In their interviews, colleagues said Zaharie told them he planned to attend the court case involving Anwar on March 7, just hours before the Beijing flight, but investigators had not yet been able to confirm if he was among the crowd of Anwar supporters at court.

Zaharie is believed to be separated or divorced from his wife although they share the same house, close to Kuala Lumpur’s international airport. They have three children, but no family members were at home yesterday: only the maid has remained there.

Malaysian officials initially appeared keen not to direct any suspicion towards Zaharie or his co-pilot, 27-year-old Fariq Abdul Hamid, who was last week revealed to have invited two women passengers into the cockpit and smoked on an earlier flight to Phuket.

But evidence of the way the plane’s transponder and communication systems were disabled and the way the plane was expertly flown over the Indian Ocean apparently using navigational waypoints meant only a skilled aviator could have been at the controls. Investigators were also baffled by why, if hijackers took over the plane, there was no Mayday call or signal from the two pilots to say the cockpit had been breached.

At yesterday’s press conference, the suspicion over the pilot’s involvement mounted as prime minister Najib Razak said that investigators had found ‘deliberate action’ on board the plane resulted in it changing course and losing contact with ground crews.

As a result of the new information, Malaysian authorities had ‘refocused their investigation on crew and passengers aboard’, he said. Police sealed off the area surrounding Zaharie’s home and searched the house shortly after the press conference.

Mr Razak said the new satellite evidence shows ‘with a high degree of certainty’ that the one of the jet’s communications devices – the Aircraft and Communications Addressing and Reporting System was disabled just before it had reached the east coast of Malaysia. ACARS is a service that allows computers aboard the plane to relay in-flight information about the health of its systems back to the ground.

Shortly afterwards, near the cross-over point between Malaysian and Vietnamese air traffic controllers, the plane’s transponder, which emits an identifying signal, was switched off or, less likely, failed.

According to a military radar, the aircraft then turned and flew back over Malaysia before heading in a north-west direction.

A satellite was able to pick up a ‘ping’ from the plane until 08:11 local time, more than seven hours after it lost radar contact, although it was unable to give a precise location. Mr Razak went on to say that based on this new data, investigators ‘have determined the plane’s last communication with a satellite was in one of two possible corridors – north from the border of Kazakhstan and Turkmenistan through to northern Thailand, and south from Indonesia to the southern Indian Ocean.

If as suspected the plane was diverted into the Indian Ocean, the task of the search teams becomes more difficult, as there are hundreds of uninhabited islands and the water reaches depths of around 23,000ft.

Countries in the plane’s potential flightpath have now joined a huge effort to locate the missing passengers, but China described the revelation as ‘painfully belated’. And FBI investigators say the disappearance of MH370 may have been ‘an act of piracy’ and that the possibility that its hundreds of passengers are being held at an unknown location has not been ruled out.

Meanwhile, leading aviation lawyer James Healy–Pratt, who is helping relatives, said Malaysian Airlines had declined to buy Boeing’s Airplane Health Management system, which monitors systems in real time and could have alerted it to any potential problems, rather than having to recover a black box.

‘If the transponder was manually disabled then one can only hope that the black boxes were not also manually disabled,’ he said. ‘Otherwise, the truth will never be known.’

The revelations about Zaharie’s political affiliations are highly sensitive in a country where political dirty tricks are widespread.

One of the investigation sources said: ‘We are looking into the theory that Zaharie’s political beliefs may be a factor. There are huge sensitivities surrounding this but we cannot afford not to pursue any angle brought to our attention.’

Separately, a police source told the Mail on Sunday: ‘I can confirm our investigations include the political and religious leanings of both pilots.’

Zaharie joined Malaysia Airlines in 1981. He became a captain about ten years later and has clocked up 18,360 hours of flying experience.
~ Mail Online
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Kit Siang dakwa Anwar juga dihalang masuk ke Sabah

Isnin, 3 Jun 2013

Kit Siang dakwa Anwar juga dihalang masuk ke Sabah

TUKAR TIUB/11:19AM Jun 3 2013

Penasihat DAP Lim Kit Siang mendakwa nama beliau tersenarai bersama ketua umum PKR Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim, pengarah strategi Rafizi Ramli dan pengerusi bersama BERSIH Datuk S Ambiga yang dihalang dari memasuki negeri Sabah.

Arahan Terkini Dari Ketua Menteri Sabah, Datuk Seri Musa Aman

Penasihat DAP Lim Kit Siang hari ini mendakwa nama beliau tersenarai bersama sebilangan individu yang dihalang dari memasuki negeri Sabah.

Dalam satu tulisan di Twitter, Lim mendakwa ketua menteri Sabah mengarahkan agar namanya  disertakan dalam senarai hitam Jabatan Imigresen Sabah itu.

“Saya baru dimaklumkan bahawa saya dalam senarai hitam imigresen  Sabah, dihalang dari memasuki Sabah atas arahan Ketua Menteri Sabah (Datuk Seri Musa Aman),” katanya.

Lim juga mendakwa, turut tersenarai adalah ketua umum PKR Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim, pengarah strategi Rafizi Ramli dan pengerusi bersama BERSIH Datuk S Ambiga.

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