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NST 29.4.2013 - 1st Time Young Candidates

POSITIVE CHANGE: Strategist Neil Foo is confident that young BN candidates who are contesting for the first time will rake in a lot of votes

KUALA LUMPUR: WITH nearly 80 per cent first-timers contesting as candidates under the Barisan Nasional banner in the coming general election, BN Youth chief strategist Neil Foo Seck Chyn admits there's a calculated risk in fielding them, but overall, he is confident of a positive outcome.

In MCA Youth, where 12 of their candidates are contesting, more than 50 per cent are first-timers.

Foo, who is also MCA Youth strategic planning bureau chief, speaks to Streets about how fresh candidates will help BN secure the desired results.

Question: What exactly is BN Youth's strategy?

Answer: We have looked at the numbers, 23 per cent of the total electorate are first-time voters, and of this, 42 per cent are aged 40 and below while 18 per cent are below 30 years of age.

Young candidates are able to engage young voters. They are also able to identify the wants and needs and come up with creative ideas to meet these needs.

The mood is also for change and we are giving our young voters just that.

Question: Young candidates come without experience. Is there a potential risk in fielding them?

Answer: New candidates start on a clean slate, there are no past records to refer to.

But yes, there is a calculated risk. For instance, in Bandar Tun Razak where first-timer Tan Kok Eng is facing Tan Sri Khalid Ibrahim, who is Selangor menteri besar and who was a prominent corporate figure at one time.

But if our new candidate has got good values and strategy, he can put up a good fight. And we have been doing the ground work in Bandar Tun Razak. MCA has two service centres that have been in full operation even though we lost the seat in 2008.

Question: What do young voters look for in a candidate?

Answer: Young voters, typically Gen Y, are less interested in the party a candidate represents, but who would look at the candidate as an individual and gauge what he or she has to offer, in terms of ideas and effectiveness as a wakil rakyat. Which is why the candidate has to have a good command of the mainstream languages so that they can connect with all voters. Apart from written and spoken skills, they must also be able to communicate effectively using the new media lingo.

And young voters are bound to be inspired by young candidates, especially when they realise that these are their peers who have offered themselves to be leaders of their community.

Question: You mentioned young voters are not too particular about which party the candidate represents. If this is so, is MCA willing to take a back seat as a party?

Answer: Yes, we are ready to take a back seat and play a supporting role. We are ready to change and rebrand the party, and this will eventually mean being rejuvenated by young energy.

Question: How do you think these new faces will fare in the coming elections?

Answer: I'm certain of a positive outcome. In areas where there is a good racial mix, we stand a good chance of winning. In areas where a single race predominates such as Cheras, Bukit Bintang and Seputeh, in the past we have not really won, but we will try to reduce the margin.

Question: What exactly are young voters concerned about?

Answer: We found through the BN Youth lab study that young people are most concerned about their income where they find it hard to maintain a reasonable lifestyle. They want to get out of the middle-income trap and earn more.

They are also concerned about the crime rate and safety issues. Another major concern is the integrity and corruption level in the country.

Question: How are their concerns being addressed?

Answer: There is a lot the government has put in place already such as the Economic Transformation Programme (ETP) and the Govern ment Transformation Programme (GTP). To fulfil the housing needs of first-time house buyers, there is the 1Malaysia Public Housing scheme.

Question: What is the role of the new media in trying to get the support of Gen Y voters?

Answer: We have been using the new media, from blogs to Twitter to Instagram and Youtube, but the Opposition parties have been using these media before us to reach out to voters.

We were lagging behind but we are catching up. Since the 2008 elections, we have also taken to the new media in a big way to explain government policies in simple language.

Read more: Striking a chord with their peers - Central - New Straits Times 

Tiang Kerja Siapa ? MB 'K' @ MP'K' ？卡先生的杰作？

Tolak Tulang

KUALA LUMPUR 20 Dis. - Penduduk Taman Connought di sini mahu Tenaga Nasional Berhad (TNB) memberi penjelasan tentang keputusan untuk menyambung semula projek menara kabel elektrik voltan tinggi yang dibina terlalu hampir dengan kawasan kediaman dan komersial di situ.
Setiausaha MCA Bandar Tun Razak, Neil Foo berkata, penjelasan menyeluruh itu penting bagi mengelakkan penduduk terus dihantui kebimbangan terhadap ancaman kesihatan dan keselamatan mereka.

Menurutnya, ini kerana terdapat banyak dakwaan yang menyatakan bahawa frekuensi elektromagnetik (EMF) dari kabel voltan tinggi boleh meningkatkan risiko kesihatan manusia dalam jangka panjang.

"MCA Bandar Tun Razak bersama-sama penduduk akan mengadakan kempen menolak projek itu dengan mengumpulkan tandatangan penduduk, pekedai serta pengunjung pasar malam di situ," katanya pada sidang media di sini hari ini.

Sementara itu, di Shah Alam, kira-kira 100 penduduk Taman Cheras Hartamas dan Taman Bukit Segar Jaya 2 dan 3, Cheras berhimpun di hadapan bangunan Sultan Salahuddin Abdul Aziz Shah di sini bagi membantah pembinaan menara pencawang masuk utama (PMU) di kawasan mereka.

Mereka turut menyerahkan surat undangan kepada Menteri Besar, Tan Sri Abdul Khalid Ibrahim untuk menghadiri pertemuan antara penduduk dengan TNB dan Ikram Sdn. Bhd. pada 26 Disember ini bagi membincangkan mengenai projek tersebut.

Penduduk turut mengutuk Ahli Dewan Undangan Negeri (ADUN) Teratai, Janice Lee daripada DAP kerana gagal menyelesaikan masalah itu walaupun masalah itu sudah diadukan kepadanya sejak 2008.

Pengerusi Persatuan Penduduk Taman Bukit Segar Jaya 2 & 3, Datuk Dr. Eadon Ching berkata, penduduk kesal kerana wakil rakyat itu tidak menunaikan janji untuk membawa masalah itu ke pengetahuan Abdul Khalid.

"Akibatnya, Majlis Tindakan Ekonomi Selangor (MTES) telah memberi kebenaran kepada TNB untuk menyambung semula projek tersebut mulai Januari ini," katanya kepada pemberita di sini hari ini.

Beliau mengugut akan membawa 10,000 penduduk mengadakan demontrasi sekiranya Abdul Khalid atau wakilnya tidak hadir pada pertemuan 26 Disember itu.
PMU itu adalah sebahagian daripada projek menara kabel voltan tinggi yang mendapat bantahan daripada penduduk dan peniaga Taman Connought.

Projek yang bernilai RM91 juta itu bertujuan mengukuhkan sistem bekalan elektrik di sekitar kawasan Cheras dan Balakong yang telah mencapai tahap kritikal untuk menampung keperluan 400,000 pengguna.


RESIDENTS of Bandar Tun Razak want Tenaga Nasional Bhd (TNB) to brief them on the consequences of its Cheras Mahkota High Ten-sion Cable Network project.
The project that started in 2008 saw a line of transmission cable pylons erected at neighbourhood and commercial areas from Taman Connaught to Bandar Mahkota Cheras.

However, work on erecting the pylons stopped due to objections from residents who said it brought no benefits to the people living in the affected areas.
News that the project, approved by the Selangor government, will continue next year has made the residents unhappy.

Bandar Tun Razak MCA divisional secretary Neil Foo said TNB had not briefed the residents on the project which could pose a health hazard.

“We want TNB to publicly announce the consequences and effects from the project to the people living and doing business around it,” he said at a press conference.

Foo claimed the project was set up to benefit people who lived in other parts of Selangor and not the residents living around the areas where the pylons were erected.

“Bandar Tun Razak is just a bypass for the transmission cables that serve other parts of Selangor,” he said, adding that the company should build an underground cable network and not 42m-high pylons that could pose a danger to residents.

“The residents here oppose the project and we are organising a campaign called Tolak Projek Kabel Raksasa TNB Connaught or “Say No to Fishbone Connaught”.

“The Residents’ Associations (RA) will go to the affected neighbourhoods, shoplots and night markets to collect signatures of residents and patrons for a petition opposing the project,” he said.

He said the residents could also go to the campaign’s Facebook account to show their support.
“We will then pass the residents’ signatures to Bandar Tun Razak MP Tan Sri Abdul Khalid Ibrahim for further action,” he said.

Apart from sticking out like a sore thumb, some of the pylons in Taman Connaught were pasted with advertisements


符策勤:呼吁停止栽赃嫁祸，愚昧政治伎俩,民联拿出诚意解决问题On December 23, 2011, in 马青前线


（吉隆坡23日讯）马青策略研究局主任符策勤针对人民公正党青年团宣传主任李凯伦对马青在反对蕉赖皇冠城高压电缆计划做出的批评感到失望，在没有了解事件的来龙去脉之前就做出武断的批评，企图模糊焦点，转移视线的意图呼之欲出。

他表示李凯伦在维护来自同一政党的雪州大臣卡立之前都还搞不清楚状况，在强出头之余暴露出他的无知。

“蕉赖皇冠城高压电缆计划到底是在谁的批准下得以进行？雪州经济理事会难道没有经过深思熟虑，考量各方意见下就草率决定批准兴建？ 还是他们完全没有自己的主见就仅根据国能片面之词就批准有关计划？”

也是马青中委的他指出雪州经济理事点头批准计划的进行就是整个事件错误的开始，也是罪魁祸首，雪州民联在不闻不问的情况下，默许工程的复工后反过来指责马华部长没在内阁提出反对，

这根本就是本末倒置，栽赃嫁祸的愚昧政治伎俩。

“李凯伦回应有大部分都在企图转移焦点，在没有提出任何解决蕉赖皇冠城高压电缆计划方案的同时却硬把焦点转向万挠高压电缆计划，那根本毫无意义，在万挠高压电缆计划计划上，卡立，刘天球308前承诺100天就能解决都是空口说白话，而现在面对蕉赖皇冠城高压电缆计划他们也是哑口无言”。

他呼吁民联议员不要再试图转移焦点，如果真的有诚意要解决问题就提出具有建设性的意见，“反对康乐国能鱼骨大电缆运动”随时欢迎他们回应和提供解决问题的方案。

反鱼骨

《反鱼骨》

2011年12月16日，国能（TNB）电流输送部副主席罗兹米宣布, 国能将在2012年1月重新启动经雪州经济行动理事会（MTES）于12月9日再次批准的9千万令吉的蕉赖皇冠城高压电缆计划，工程将在8月竣工。

此大电缆计划， 其实已在2008年年底由雪州政府批准，同年12月动工。

公众对此计划与审批及工程的进度似乎无人知晓的情况下展开。
借吉隆坡康乐花园居民的说法 – “大电柱在一夜之间立起！”。

当越来越多的鱼骨式的柱子一根一根的竖立，煞了康乐的风景，骨刺了人们的眼，急坏了居民对电磁场，辐射危害健康等的顾虑，陆陆续续向马华敦拉萨区会服务中心询问及投诉有关大电缆的事件。

康乐居民在巨柱下抗议及马华也上书国能投诉；隔邻的雪州居民也大肆的对此事提出强烈的抗议。工程因此停搁了年余。

整个工程是要提供275kV/132kV的电源至雪州地区及冷岳滤水厂， 康乐花园只是借路过，无受益的情况下被征用土地。而且，巨柱建在康乐店屋前不到50米的近距离内， 搞得店户“出门见柱，举头见骨”的情况。

电磁场，辐射，闪电，大电线意外断脱等的“万一”疑问开始在居民脑海中浮现。

贵为决策单位的雪州经济行动理事会‘两度’批准了国能计划申请，后再征用雪州及吉隆坡的土地。若说吉隆坡市政局（DBKL）是中央政府直接管辖的， 哪么作为敦拉萨的国会议员的卡立就有义务，责任，平台，在国会反映康乐人民受近距离大电缆的困扰, 他有这么做吗？

若说国能也是中央政府相关公司， 她在2008及2011年两度向雪州政府申请电缆计划时，做为雪州大臣的卡立也是雪州经济行动理事会的领航人, 绝对拥有权力反映雪州人民受电缆的困扰，检讨甚至给予否决，他有这么做吗 ？“

《反鱼骨！》反对康乐鱼骨大电缆运动”- 不是人民拒绝发展, 而是不要可能危害人民健康， 安全的设施， 暨不要低调，不寻民意，漏夜赶工立柱的偷偷摸摸工程。同时， 高架的大电柱 破坏雪州先进州，大吉隆坡先进城的市容。为何不在离开人群的地方立柱或 地底串缆呢 ？而选择‘灌顶’康乐店户？


国能指出地底串缆工程昂贵。。贵的过人民的生命？哪是有关当局的问题，而不是人民的问题！

New Faces Will Deliver

New faces will deliver, says BN Youth strategist

KUALA LUMPUR: Although many Barisan Nasional candidates are first-timers, they will put on a good showing in the 13th General Election.

BN Youth strategist Neil Foo  said while the high percentage of new faces fielded as candidates brought about calculated risks, he expressed confidence that they would win.

"I am cautiously optimistic about good results among our young candidates in areas of good racial mix. As for single-race centric areas such as Bukit Bintang, we are hoping to reduce the margin even if we don't win," he said.

Foo, analysing how the new candidates might fare in the coming polls, said that first-time voters made up about 25 per cent of the electorate and of this, over 40 per cent were aged 40 and below while 18 per cent were aged 30 and below.

Foo is hopeful that BN's new faces will be on the same frequency mode as these young voters.

He added that the advantage of having new faces was that there was no previous record to refer to.

"New candidates start on a clean slate. There is no past reference. It will now depend on how they can inspire and convince young voters."

He cited Bandar Tun Razak candidate Tan Kok Eng, who is contesting for the first time against Tan Sri Abdul Khalid Ibrahim, who is Selangor menteri besar.

"Going up against a big name could pose a risk, but if the young candidate has the right approach and values, he can put up a good fight."

Foo added that young voters were also more likely to look at the individual candidate as opposed to paying too much attention to the party he or she represented, and for these seats, MCA was adopting a mixed strategy.

"Young voters want change and they are going to look for this in their candidates. We at MCA, are ready to play a supportive role and offer our candidates the help they need using the whole BN machinery."

Foo said based on a research conducted by the BN Youth Lab, Malaysian youth were mostly concerned about cost of living, safety needs as well as levels of corruption and integrity in the country.

Foo said this was already being addressed through programmes such as the Government Transformation Programme, Economic Transformation Programme and the 1Malaysia Housing programme.

Interviewed by NST's Jeniffer Gomez on 20/4/2013 Sat

我當候選人？

符策勤：我當候選人？

中国报評論 左眼右眼 人人咖啡店 27 Sep 2012 15:30

全國大選日期正在倒數中，國陣候任候選人是如何選出的？


　如果各政黨區會依規定推薦3位准候選人，普遍上是最易參考的名單。


　以民主投票選出來的區會領導層，根據各種主／客觀因素所議決的人選，符合一定的遴選程序，這可被稱為“區會的候選人”。


　同時，區會主席擁有巨大的黨務執行權、會議主持權及影響力，強推他心坎裡最屬意的人選。


　也有一些區會主席簡直不召開區會執委會議，就自行擬定候選人人選，直接上交名單給中央黨魁。


　這都被稱為“主席的人”。


　不管經區會集體或區會主席個人推薦的名單，總會長都會“察顏觀色”區會主席的動向、明示、暗示作為參考，好讓他向國陣主席作最后推薦。


　不論從前或現在，不少例子佐證了總會長可能又有他個人屬意出線的人選。


　總會長擁有絕對權力，繞過區會主席及區會意願，建議空降傘兵到有關選區。不論是基于愛才惜才或知恩圖報的理由，總會長可獨斷的向國陣主席推薦人選。


　這是“總會長的人”。


　國陣主席在來屆全國大選前，推出了“可取勝的候選人”遴選概念。


　除了參考各成員黨的總會長或主席推薦的人選外，自308后，國陣主席努力以各種方式及更多渠道，搜集及綜合各區會及選區情報，來決定最后上陣的候選人名單。


一個下台階


　這種客觀綜合性的情報搜集法，因此出現不採納成員黨提呈的一些過于主觀性的名單的可能性。


　這被稱為“可取勝的候選人”。


　此概念也是總會長的一個下台階，“不是沒義氣，而是人在江湖”，搪塞及安撫那些最終不被派上陣人士的一個絕佳理由及藉口。


　那些自認本身理應成為候選人的黨員，沒有得到區會推薦及高層祝福，只好“自食其力”，出錢、出力投靠友黨結盟成派，找機會表現自己，設法突圍，讓情報單位賞識。


　這稱“自我感覺良好的人”。


　還有一種最詭異多端，高深莫測的“回馬槍”候選人……


　此稱“最終回家的人”。


　不管是以什么樣的方式出線，能得天時，地利，人和，都是有福報；被人民選中的代議士，也負上巨大的社會責任，同時，沒法出線及落選的，要懂得如何放下！

GE13 -Online Campaigns Get Nasty

"MCA Youth New Media bureau head Neil Foo agreed that it was not a healthy trend for both sides to have a go at each other in an unruly manner.

He said he always reminded the MCA cyber warriors and supporters to be polite, argue based on facts and not be too emotional.

He admitted that there are some who got carried away when egged on by other cyber troopers.

“I'll ask them to watch the words they use. There should not be any vulgarity or personal attacks. They should stick to the facts,” he said."

Online campaigning has turned nasty. As the May 5 polling day approaches, it is expected to become uglier still with thousands of cybertroopers from Barisan Nasional and Pakatan Rakyat slugging it out while wooing voters.

PETALING JAYA: Online campaigning has gone nasty in the run-up to the May 5 general election with cyber troopers from both sides of the political divide going beyond mudslinging at times.

The fight tends to get ugly with vulgar words used freely, sometimes crossing the boundary of racial and religious sensitivity as rival cyber troopers vie to influence public perception.

Both Barisan Nasional and Pakatan Rakyat have accused each other of paying cyber troopers to attack their opponents on social networks.

One example which a non-governmental organisation complained about was the case of pro-opposition cyber troopers uploading a photograph of a woman online last month accompanied by harsh and vulgar comments.

The woman, who is a committee member of the Malaysian Youth Rights Movement, was also threatened with gangrape and murder over her stand on some issues.

Deputy Higher Education Minister Datuk Saifuddin Abdullah condemned the strategies being employed by cyber troopers, saying “they put too much focus on attack”.

“In the long run, these strategies won't work. The people will start reading these comments and say you are insulting my intelligence',” said Saifuddin.

Outgoing Jelutong MP Jeff Ooi denies that there are cyber troopers on his party's payroll, and called for politicians to make a stand against the current tactics employed by cyber activists.

“We (politicians) should not be seen to be condoning abusive commentaries. We have to call a spade a spade. If it were to come from my party, we would have to put them under restraint,” said Ooi.
Supt Ahmad Noordin Ismail from the cyber crime department of the police's Commercial Crime Unit said nabbing cyber troopers and cyber bullies can be complicated due to a lack of evidence.

“People can make these comments and remove them easily,” he said.

Digital News Asia executive editor A. Asohan said he expected the mud-slinging, and warned that things would get worse as polling day nears.

“The real dirty play will come from the Internet. You will see a lot of accusations flying back and forth while paid bloggers will go on the warpath,” he added.

However, he believed people are smarter these days and would not be easily taken in by what was being posted on Websites.

MCA Youth New Media bureau head Neil Foo agreed that it was not a healthy trend for both sides to have a go at each other in an unruly manner.

He said he always reminded the MCA cyber warriors and supporters to be polite, argue based on facts and not be too emotional.

He admitted that there are some who got carried away when egged on by other cyber troopers.
“I'll ask them to watch the words they use. There should not be any vulgarity or personal attacks. They should stick to the facts,” he said.

Action can be taken against people who post offensive comments online, Kuala Lumpur Bar IT committee chairman Foong Cheng Leong said.

Under Section 233 of the Communications and Multimedia Act, those found guilty of harassing or being offensive online can be fined a maximum of RM50,000 or jailed up to a year or both, he noted.
The same clause also provides that a further fine of RM1,000 can be levied daily during which the offence is continued after conviction.

Foong strongly felt that “while people are free to express their opinions, they should not defame or attack others maliciously”.

Universiti Sains Malaysia psychologist Dr Geshina Ayu Mat Saat said cyber bullies, who preyed on their victims often perceived they had the right to bully.

“They have this sense of entitlement, whereby their way is the best and people should follow them. Their perception is also very lopsided based on their own personal experience and expectations,” she said yesterday.

Dr Geshina Ayu said these bullies were more daring online as they felt that they could get away with it.
“But they failed to realise they are bound by the law, even online,” she said.

Useless Kedah 无能吉打

“The videos are real. The Chinese in Kedah feel oppressed and given a chance, will vote PAS out,” said Chong.
KUALA LUMPUR: Life has been tough for non-Muslims under the PAS-led Kedah Government, according to two 30-second videos released by MCA Youth.

They show the state's Chinese voters venting their frustration at the state government's policies, which they perceive as unfair.

They include the 50% bumiputra housing quota, guidelines forbidding women from performing on stage during Chinese New Year and non-renewal of entertainment licences during Ramadan.

Other grouses include non-Muslim businesses forced to stop operations during Muslim prayer times and enforcing gender segregation during New Year countdown concerts.

Kedahans also complained about the lack of development, corruption and unfulfilled promises in the five years Pakatan has run the state.

Both videos have been uploaded on http://www.youtube.com/mcahq.

MCA Youth education bureau chief Chong Sin Woon said that despite assurances from DAP, PAS policies had affected non-Muslims.
“I urge non-Muslims to look at the policies implemented by the state government over the last five years.

Genuine complaints: Chong showing one of the videos on his smartphone. With him is the wing’s Strategic Planning Research Bureau chief Neil Foo Seck Chyn.

“This is what will happen if they were to take over the Federal Government,” he said at a press conference.

He said more videos on other Pakatan Rakyat-governed states would be released soon.

列十大弊端‧馬華短片轟吉打民聯
國內2013-04-09 16:42

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  張盛聞（右二）指出，馬華還會推出其他大選短片，右為符策勤，左起為梁衍輝、鄭芷薇和鄭慧玲。（圖：星洲日報）
  
  
  （吉隆坡9日訊）馬華再推出“吉打華人，伊斯蘭黨執政，您滿意嗎？＂大選短片，也力數民聯執政吉打州在伊斯蘭黨領導下的“十宗罪＂。
  
  
  馬青教育局主任張盛聞在新聞發佈會上指出，吉打的土著房屋固打制從30%提昇至50%，而且即使沒有土著購買，也不開放讓其他種族購買。
  
  
  他說，吉打州實施各種影響非穆斯林的措施，但是行動黨也沒有人出聲。
  
  
  
  
  “我們不是恐嚇華裔，而是不希望全國華裔未來受到伊斯蘭化的政策影響，不希望穆斯林以為華裔已經接受這些政策，而能夠推行伊斯蘭化的措施。＂
  
  
  從沒掩飾建立伊國
  
  
  他指出，伊斯蘭黨從來沒有否認和掩飾他們要建立伊斯蘭國家的目標，可是行動黨卻以伊斯蘭黨沒有殺人、沒有貪污、沒有影響非穆斯林為由，維護伊斯蘭黨。
  
  
  “吉打和吉蘭丹不同，丹州多數華人居住在城市，比較不會受到影響，吉打州華人前往檳城工作，感受該州的自由，回到吉打卻面對古老的做法。＂
  
  
  他說，有關短片已經上載到www.youtube.com/MCAHQ網站，短片中是吉打華人不滿州政府的看法，陸續還會有其他短片。
  
  
  張盛聞：逾2萬點擊率
  “抨丘”短片譯國語
  
  
  張盛聞也說，較早時，馬華上載的“抨擊丘光耀的粗口文化＂短片獲得熱烈反應，共有2萬4千多的點擊率，也將會翻譯成國語、伊班語，讓東馬的民眾也能觀賞。
  
  
  至於該短片被抨擊把弟子規當成三字經，他說，弟子規也是三字經的一種，他們是先瞭解文化才播放。
  
  
  “影片中的學校不在大馬，學生也不是大馬學生，我們是為了保護他們，不被網民人肉搜索，被罵走狗。＂
  
  
  短片旨正面傳達訊息
  
  
  詢及該片段有88人按“贊＂，但是有981個“不喜歡＂，馬青中委符策勤說，短片的目的是正面地傳達訊息，不是比較“贊＂的數目。
  
  
  至於網上出現女優支持國陣的網頁，張盛聞說，明顯就是反對黨的伎倆，希望能夠停止這類敗壞社會文化的風氣。
  
  
  “我們的影片是正面告訴大家訊息，我承認我們造假、污衊、移花接木、改頭換面的技術很差。＂出席者包括馬華女青年局主任鄭慧玲、副組織秘書鄭芷薇、馬青教育局成員許漢雄和馬青鵝嘜區團副團長梁衍輝。
  
  
  詢及馬華借出一些議席引起基層反彈，張盛聞不予置評；他說，由馬華總會長拿督斯里蔡細歷回答比較適合，因為他代表馬華與國陣討論，基於策略考量所作的決定，沒有理由明知道會輸還死抱住不放。
  
  
  馬華力數吉打州十大弊端：
  
  ● 50%土著房屋固打制
  
  ● 2009年拆除太子路過港唯一屠豬場，重建計劃至今沒有下文。
  
  ● 元旦倒數演唱會，男女被要求分開坐。
  
  ● 強制華裔小販，齋戒月下午3時才能營業。
  
  ● 夜市穆斯林祈禱時間需要熄燈。
  
  ● 借貸高達3億3千萬令吉興建英莎妮雅伊斯蘭大學學院（KUIN）後陷入財困，拖欠教職員薪水和津貼。
  
  ● 伊斯蘭黨在華玲大街上的燈柱安裝大揚聲器，非穆斯林也受到影響。
  
  ● 齋戒月不獲更新執照。
  
  ● 大型計劃沒招標：耗資5億令吉的阿曼中環廣場購物中心計劃。
  
  兩座總值1億955萬令吉的阿蘇曼麗苑豪華公寓計劃
  
  總值360億令吉的雙溪里蒙煉油廠計劃
  
  耗資3億3千萬令吉的英莎妮雅伊斯蘭大學學院（KUIN）校舍工程
  
  ● 新春娛樂指南禁止女藝人登台演出。
  
  
  （星洲日報）