Monday, September 26, 2011

#Undilah: Tahniah Rahman Dahlan, Astro dan Stesen TV yang lain patut hasilkan kempen sendiri @mpkotabelud







Tahniah kepada Ahli Parlimen Kota Belud YB Datuk Abdul Rahman Dahlan kerana berani menyatakan kebenaran tentang klip video `Undilah'. Lihat pandangan beliau di laman twitter beliau dan di dalam posting Malaysian Insider di bawah. Pandangan saya adalah seperti berikut;

Tun Faisal
1. tahniah who dares to say tht is not an honest campaign :) RT : ‘Undilah… (cont)

Tun Faisal
2. Marilah mengundi is a better Malay word thn :) RT: ‘Undilah’ clip contains anti-BN messages, claims Kota Belud MP

Tun Faisal
3. The msg of is not clear, infact `Marilah Mengundi' provides better & clearer msg RT … (cont)

Tun Faisal
4. ASTRO & other TVstation shd know better of the regulation; `tak tahu' or `being naive' r not a defence R… (cont)

Tun Faisal
5. ASTRO & other TV stations shd produce own campaign wt better content & msg RT : ‘Undilah’ clip co… (cont)

Tun Faisal
better msg is `marilah mengundi, tunaikan hak anda - more +ve' :) RT : maybe "jangan tido" t… (cont)

Tun Faisal
2. better msg is `marilah mengundi - cela revolusi, hargai keamanan' :) RT : maybe "jangan tido… (cont)

Tun Faisal
3. better msg is `manfaatkan peti undi, bukan menunjuk kekuatan di jalanan' :) RT : maybe "jang… (cont)

Tun Faisal
4. better msg `mari mengundi, jgn buat kacau' thn `#undilah, jgn tido' :) RT : maybe "jangan ti… (cont)

Tun Faisal
the better msg is `the country hs done well, let us make it better' :) RT : if you can't adm… (cont)

Tun Faisal
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why cant start wt vision 2 make ths country a develop 1 wt high income? RT … (cont)

Tun Faisal
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i can suggest to more thn 10 ways to start wt than 2 start wt irrelevant ku li's boring opinion

Tun Faisal
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1. u dont hv to undermine the government 2 make it work 2 the fullest, u work wt the government & improvise thigs

Tun Faisal
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2. u nak kempen tukar government ke u nak kempen utk daftar pemilih & mengundi? :)

Tun Faisal
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1. X perlu nak siarkan dlm TV, biarlah on internet saja

Tun Faisal
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2. Astro & stesen TV elok hasilkan kempen kesedaran mengundi mereka sendiri, suatu yg ada msg yg jelas & lebih adil

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3. X perlu siar bhn yg x clear msgnya dan negative tonenya - klu nak siar, elok mulakan dgn sttment PM or sttmnt yg lebih +ve

Tun Faisal
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msg shd stick to kempen utk mendaftar sbg pemilih & mengundi

Tun Faisal
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tak de sapa takut lah, buat apa nak siar benda yg x betul; ini bukan & :)


‘Undilah’ clip contains anti-BN messages, claims Kota Belud MP

UPDATED @ 09:13:05 PM 25-09-2011
September 25, 2011

A screen grab of Datuk Abdul Rahman Dahlan’s Twitter page today.

KUALA LUMPUR, Sept 25 —
A Barisan Nasional (BN) MP disagreed today that the “Undilah” video is apolitical, insisting that the public service announcement urging Malaysians to vote contains “subliminal” messages to ridicule the establishment.

While admitting that he appreciated the video’s catchy tune and its aim of encouraging Malaysians to vote, Kota Belud MP Datuk Abdul Rahman Dahlan pointed out that certain scenes in the 4.38-minute video appeared to be “not so pleasant to BN”.

He said that at one point in the clip, a man dressed as Star Wars’ character “Jabba the Hutt” is seen standing next to a poster of Datuk Seri Najib Razak, a scene that appeared to mock the prime minister.

“There are some elements that ridicule the establishment,” he told The Malaysian Insiderwhen contacted.

At the beginning of the video, added Abdul Rahman, a man is seen browsing through a copy of Harakah, a PAS organ, with headlines that read, “BN tiru Buku Jingga” (BN copied Buku Jingga). Buku Jingga is a book detailing Pakatan Rakyat’s (PR) 100-day reform promises should the opposition come to power in the next polls.

An example cited by Datuk Abdul Rahman Dahlan today was the appearance of Tengku Razaleigh Hamzah in the video, which he said seemed to encourage Malaysians to fight the establishment. — file pic
He said the video also briefly showed a snapshot of the Tung Shin Hospital in Kuala Lumpur, which was the centre of much controversy during the uproar over claims of police brutality at the Bersih 2.0 rally on July 9.

The use of Umno’s Gua Musang MP Tengku Razaleigh Hamzah as the video’s main star, added Abdul Rahman, also appeared to encourage Malaysians to fight the establishment.

Tengku Razaleigh, also known as Ku Li, is known to be openly critical of his party. In the “Undilah” video by musician Pete Teo, Ku Li is seen describing Malaysia as a country with “many problems”.

“I appreciate the effort of getting the younger generation to register and to vote. It is a noble cause. But I think in order for you to be more effective, you really need to be non-political about it,” Abdul Rahman said.

He admitted that the video does not overtly urge Malaysians to vote against BN but insisted that certain scenes were enough to show a slant towards the opposition.

The Sabah MP had asserted his position on his Twitter page earlier today, earning brickbat from some of his followers.

“#UndiLah is full of subliminal messages. Anti-establishment undertones just below the threshold of consciousness of the viewers,” he had commented via his Twitter handle @mpkotabelud.

When asked to comment on the Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission’s (MCMC) decision to pull “Undilah” from national television broadcasts, Abdul Rahman said the regulator “must have had its own reasons”.

He declined to comment further on the move but reiterated his opinion that “Undilah” was not apolitical.

Apart from Tengku Razaleigh, the video also features other BN personalities like MCA Youth chief Datuk Dr Wee Ka Siong, Deputy Health Minister Datuk Rosnah Abd Rashid Shirlin and opposition figures Petaling Jaya Utara MP Tony Pua, Lembah Pantai MP Nurul Izzah Anwar, Shah Alam MP Khalid Samad and Seri Setia assemblyman Nik Nazmi Nik Ahmad.

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