Felda heartland awakens…

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Umno has something to think about – and it is not yet even the election campaign. This was the scene in the Jerantut and Maran area tonight at a ceramah focusing on what ails Felda. Despite Mahathir not being around, more than 2,000 people turned up to listen to other Bersatu and opposition speakers.

Among the speakers were Persatuan Anak Peneroka Felda Kebangsaan (Anak) chairman Mazlan Aliman, Mukhriz Mahathir, Pahang PKR chairman Fauzi Abd Rahman, Raub MP Ariff Sabri, Zaid ibrahim and other Bersatu leaders

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Tee
Tee
13 Apr 2017 1.39pm

Every year Felda is bleeding money. How long will Felda last with huge cash outflows? Or mounting debts especially Trade Creditors (assuming Felda withholds payments to them). Even if Felda wants to dispose its Fixed Assets, it will take TIME which Felda may not have much of. Shahrir should be truthful and disclose the whole story of Felda’s mismanagement in the past. Tell people where it went wrong & only then suggest a workable plan of action to save Felda.

Mark
Mark
1 Mar 2017 5.36pm

YB Liew Chin Tong’s speech at “Rebuilding Hope” DAP Public Forum on 26th February 2017 in Miri, Sarawak: Will UMNO become an opposition party? One question Sarawakians often asked me is whether UMNO will come to Sarawak to take over the state government, and rule it the way it does in Sabah since 1994. The worry is real since Abang Johari Openg, a close friend of UMNO, is now at helm as Sarawak’s Chief Minister. To answer my Sarawakian friends, I would like to ask these two questions: will UMNO survive the next general election or be relegated to become… Read more »

Kenji Sim
Kenji Sim
16 Feb 2017 9.47am

Najib’s sudden championing of the Rohingya cause late last year was cynically dismissed as currying favor with the Malaysia’s majority Malay-Muslim population as opposed to standing up for an oppressed minority. The string of economic deals Malaysia inked with China in late 2015, including two tied to 1MDB were read not as a way to promote the country’s prosperity, but to bail the prime minister out. And the revival of the Pedra Branca/Batu Puteh case this month was read by skeptics as nothing more than chest-thumping to desperately secure votes, especially in Johor, rather than simply an exercise of Malaysia’s… Read more »

Sarajeet
Sarajeet
10 Feb 2017 7.20pm

Malays are now listening to Tun M, Umno is so worried that it is using TV3 buletin to attack Tun M every night, using the BMW issue.

Horace
Horace
6 Feb 2017 11.26am

Malaysia has already exhibited the status of a failed State if it is not already, one. Rakyat’s belief in the integrity of the State Institutions is probably at an all time low given the shenanigans surrounding 1MDB and MO1. Corruption might as well be legalised in Malaysia with the way these bodies have been acting in refusing to cooperate with foreign law enforcement authorities, OSAing an independent audit report into 1MDB and refusing to inquire into the allegations by DOJ and the FBI. outrageous behavior displayed in the sacking of the highest law officer of the land and replacing senior… Read more »

Engineer
Engineer
5 Feb 2017 7.25pm

I doubt it. Without PAS, there’s no way PPBM / PKR / PAN could make a dent on BN, no … way!!! That’s why that DAP dinosaur aka Lim Kit Siang wants to cooperate with PAS again, lol! http://www.freemalaysiatoday.com/category/nation/2017/01/22/kit-siang-extends-olive-branch-to-hadi/ We probably may be in for a surprise that BN could potentially get back their prized two third majority. Bottom line, PPBM and PAN will most likely makan telor next GE. PKR is probably going to be annihilated, the only one left standing is DAP because most Chinese still support them. PS: This comment will most likely get some thumbs down… Read more »

Horace
Horace
6 Feb 2017 11.20am
Reply to  Engineer

Offer to PAS only for Hadi to turn down is a good move so that PAS cannot later say Pakatan is not cooperating. The ball is now on Hadi’s court and hardcore PAS supporters will later vent their anger on him when Hadi forms a pact with Umno.

Tua Khang Tow
Tua Khang Tow
6 Feb 2017 4.43pm
Reply to  Horace

Hadi allegedly agreed terms with Najib when the latter visited him while he was sick in Turkey not too long ago. PAS kind of realistic so members listen to leader by all means.

Hasli
Hasli
4 Feb 2017 5.38pm

Fella is selling it’s overseas assets to pay dividends to the settlers. Not a good sign.

Horace
Horace
4 Feb 2017 3.23pm

Mukhriz Mahathir mendakwa orang muda lebih selesa untuk menyertai Bersatu berbanding Barisan Nasional (BN).

Untuk mensahihkan dakwaan beliau, Mukhriz mengatakan 45% ahli parti tersebut adalah berumur 40 tahun ke bawah. Sekali gus, beliau ingin menunjukkan bahawa Bersatu lebih dimonopoli oleh golongan muda.

“Boleh saya katakan di sini bahawa Bersatu ini adalah parti orang muda kerana ramai golongan ini merasa selesa untuk bersama dengan parti ini.

“Malahan dalam perbincangan bersama orang-orang muda ini ramai di antara mereka yang mengakui bahawa tidak pernah terlintas di fikiran untuk menyertai Umno, namun perasaan itu berbeza dengan Bersatu,” katanya.

Horace
Horace
4 Feb 2017 2.50pm

China’s Geely is buying up 51% stake inProton.
Soon another China company could be buying up the majority stake of Felda Holdings, as Mah Siew Kiong has been promoting palm oil to the PRC consumers?

Shum Shum
Shum Shum
5 Feb 2017 12.19pm
Reply to  Horace

Anil
It’s now time to learn Mandarin as future formal business transactions likely to be conducted in this language as well.
Good to enrol young childen to grasp basic conversational Mandarin at least.

Harvy
Harvy
7 Feb 2017 12.16pm
Reply to  Horace

China’s Hangzhou-based car maker Geely is said to have the best chances in a bidding round for Malaysia’s flagship car brand Proton and its manufacturing plant. Reportedly, Geely is leading a three-bidder race for Proton, ahead of French carmakers PSA Group and Renault, all of which are keen to acquire a 51% stake in Proton’s manufacturing plant in Tanjung Malim, Perak, and enter a close technical cooperation. The net book value of the Tanjung Malim plant was about $113 million as of 2016. The successful bidder will get access to Proton’s assembly with an annual production capacity of 150,000 vehicles.… Read more »

Damien
Damien
4 Feb 2017 9.59am

Felda shares tumbled 3 fold already and the settlers being not financially wise would soon be awakened by the impact of corruption to their dream investment initiated by Tun Razak but mismanaged by that greedy… gang.