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DEAR A.KADIR JASIN, SIAPA YANG TANDUS IDEA? KAMU ATAU UMNO?

Saya agak tertarik dengan artikel yang diterbitkan oleh Portal The Malaysian Insider hari ini bertajuk "Umno tandus pemimpin, tiada yang berani cabar Najib, kata bekas editor NST", dimana ianya menceritakan kritikan oleh bekas editor NST, Datuk A.Kadir Jasin yang sebelum ini hebat pernah 'menghina' bloggers pro-UMNO dan dikatakan mempunyai gerakan untuk menjatuhkan DS Najib Razak.

Artikel itu melaporkan bahawa Kadir mendakwa PM Najib Razak adalah paling lemah dan tidak popular? Dia ni popular sangat ke? Siap buat statistik sendiri lagi yang menunjukkan bahawa sokongan terhadap PM berkurang.. Sudah-sudahlah Kadir, jangan jadi bodoh, disaat PM Najib sibuk menguruskan konflik MH370, kamu pula sibuk kritik!!

Sebelum ini dia hina bloggers... Sila rujuk - DEAR DATUK A KADIR JASIN "Lu Langsi Lu Mati!!!"

Umno tandus pemimpin, tiada yang berani cabar Najib, kata bekas editor NST
The Malaysian Insider, 29 Mac, 2014. 

Apakah Umno terlalu ketandusan bakat kepimpinan sehinggga menyebabkan tidak ada yang mahu mencabarnya ketika kedudukan Perdana Menteri, Datuk Seri Najib dilihat sebagai paling lemah sekarang, kata bekas Ketua Pengarang Kumpulan NST, Datuk Abdul Kadir Jasin. 

Kadir dalam blognya The Scribe berkata, satu keanehan atau ironi kerana Najib adalah PM Malaysia yang paling buruk prestasi pilihan raya (sejak krisis 13 Mei 1969), tetapi tidak tercabar. 

"Adakah ini disebabkan oleh Umno ketandusan bakat kepemimpinan atau sudah menjadi begitu autokratik sehingga presiden tidak boleh dicabar lagi," katanya. 

Atau, katanya, adakah negara kita sebenarnya lebih terkongkong dan tidak bebas walaupun diuar-uarkan sebagai terbuka, liberal dan sederhana. 

Beliau berkata, keadaan ini mungkin boleh diterima oleh majoriti ahli dan penyokong Umno, tetapi sama ada ia akan diterima oleh pengundi dan rakyat jelata amnya adalah persoalan yang berbeza. 

"Sekali lagi mungkin ada dikotomi antara kedudukan Najib yang kukuh dan selamat sebagai PM dengan sokongan pengundi terhadap Umno dan BN," tulisnya. 

Kadir mengulas laporan pada Disember lalu mengenai populariti Najib mengikut kajian Merdeka Center jatuh kepada 52%. 

Sebanyak 67% daripada responden dalam kajian itu menyebut peningkatan kos sara hidup dan inflasi sebagai punca mereka hilang keyakinan terhadap Najib. 

Populariti beliau merudum di kalangan semua bangsa walaupun kejatuhan paling teruk adalah di kalangan orang India. 

Sokongan orang India terhadap Najib jatuh daripada 76% kepada 57% dan sokongan orang Cina jatuh 13% lagi kepada hanya 21%. Hatta orang Melayu yang menjadi penyokong utama beliau pun memberi penarafan yang lebih rendah – jatuh daripada 73% kepada 66%. 

Kadir berkata, penarafan dan kritikan nampaknya tidak menjejaskan kedudukan Najib sebagai PM. Tidak nampak ada cabaran yang berwibawa agar beliau mengundurkan diri daripada kerajaan dan parti. 

"Tidak seperti (Tun) Abdullah Ahmad Badawi yang ditentang hebat oleh (Tun) Dr Mahathir Mohamad dengan bantuan (Tan Sri) Muhyiddin Yassin dan (Tun) Daim Zainuddin serta sekumpulan blogger pro-Umno selepas PRU 2008, Najib tidak menghadapi gerakan seperti itu," katanya. 

Malah, katanya, tidak ada siapa pun di kalangan kepemimpinan kanan Umno sekarang yang berminat menjadi PM. 

Katanya, ini berbeza daripada zaman Abdullah apabila Najib cukup berminat untuk mengambil alih jawatan nombor satu itu. 

Dengar khabar, Kadir juga mengkritik PM adalah kerana 'frustrated' kerana tidak dapat menjadi pengerusi Media Prima Berhad. Malah, dia juga tidak beri ruang untuk orang lain kritiknya sedangkan dia lantang bersuara mengkritik pihak lain! (rujuk SINI) 

ULASAN UNTUK ARTIKEL THE MALAYSIAN INSIDER DIATAS:

• Tidakkah Kadir sedar akan gerakannya untuk menjatuhkan Najib adalah TIDAK LAKU kerana gerakannya dilihat MEMUDARATKAN PARTI dan hanyalah KEPENTINGAN yang bersifat KRONISME (BERKELOMPOK).

Siapa yang menggerakkan gerakan ini? Adakah ianya dibuat atas dasar kejujuran mahu menambahbaik sistem pemerintahan atau sengaja mahu jatuhkan Najib kerana iri hati?

RUJUK ARTIKEL SAYA SEBELUM INI:TUN DAIM BIAYAI BLOGGERS UNTUK 'Rebel Againts PM'?

• Setelah berjaya menjatuhkan Pak Lah, hanya blogger Tun Daim mendapat keuntungan, tidak cukup dengan itu, dia mahu jatuhkan Najib pula? Gerakan ini dilihat tidak jujur dan relevan dengan asas perjuangan UMNO, iaitu Melayu dan Islam.

POPULARITI

• Kadir mahu kaitkan bandingkan populariti Tun M dengan Najib... Tun M berapa lama dia jadi PM? DS Najib pula baru berapa lama?
• Populariti Tun M dulu pun mula melonjak sekitar awal 90'an iaitu setelah hampir sedekad dia memegang jawatan sebagai PM. Betul?

Ini pula salah satu cara Kadir mencari publisiti murahan:

NO WONDER KENAPA KJ CAKAP PEMIMPIN BN SYOK SENDIRI!!

Untuk lebih menarik, sila rujuk [SINI]

#MH370: MALAYSIA TRIED IT'S BEST.. BECAUSE THEY KNOW WORLD LOST THEIR HOPE!!! #SupportMalaysia

A double-edged sword, truth is...
By Haris Hussain

SEARCH FOR MH370: Closure isn't only for China to seek

IN the absence of concrete evidence -- a debris field, wreckage and fuselage pieces, black box, wing spar, cockpit voice recorder, pieces of human tissue, flaps, slats and spoilers -- how does a government, any government, handle the issue of a missing jetliner with all souls on board?

From the moment contact was lost with Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 on March 8, Malaysia had sought to be upfront with all the facts. And, why wouldn't we?

MAS has a sterling safety record. Its pilots and cabin crew are among the best in the world, winning international awards and accolades. There's no reason for us to hold back anything.

Every lead was announced. Nothing was surreptitiously packed away and tucked into a darkened corner with a quiet and hushed "sshhh".

When these leads turned out to be false, they, too, were relayed to a waiting world. Over time, this worked against us.

Soon, the perception was that there were too many about-turns, retractions, clarifications and non-leads.

In our desire to be open in our investigations, we were painted as inept, when the overriding concern and the only mantra had always been to tell the truth.

Over the last three weeks, assigning blame had been taken to ugly, vile extremes.

MAS chief executive officer Ahmad Jauhari Yahya was not spared. The most visible face of MAS, Jauhari was asked to resign, as though he had "terminated" the flight himself.

For three weeks, Malaysian authorities were told that they were in denial: that the Boeing 777-200ER had crashed and that they should just admit it, so they could get on with the task of looking for answers and provide closure to the families.

The government refused. It just refused to give up hope. It refused for the sake of the families of all those on board, the family within the flag carrier and for the sake of the nation.

The outpouring of hope was inspiring. It united the country when politics, ideology and even faith in humanity had failed.

But, when Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Razak announced on Monday that MAS flight MH370 had ended in the Indian Ocean, these same people accused the Malaysian authorities of being insensitive.

CNN's Richard Quest summed it up best when he said Malaysia was caught between a rock and a hard place, with the way she was handling the crisis.

"Malaysia is damned if it did, and damned if it didn't," he said, referring to her openness in sharing information.

One particularly vicious attack came from a "guest commentator and senior journalist" of a China-based publication.

"With a heavy heart, it told the whole world calmly that the airplane on its way to Beijing had ended in the Indian Ocean. When they broke the news to the whole world, it was just like a kid telling the adults he had lost a toy."

"When China diverted over 10 satellites from their courses at high cost, what were you doing?"

"When you decided to tell all, weren't you belittling the love of the whole world for the loves of 239 people? Or was it because you were nearing to the truth that you found it difficult to cover a certain secret by grossing over it?

"Or was it because that, after waiting for 17 days, such a conclusion could now make those relatives to go home and resign to their fate?"

It all makes for great copy. But, the tone that accompanies this piece, and many others like it, makes it sound as though China is the only one deeply scarred by this tragedy. That is, the only one that lost everything.

It is not.

Almost everyone I know knew someone on board that flight.

Almost everyone knew someone, or knows of someone who knew someone on flight MH370.

So, the pain is not your exclusive preserve. And, as much as you want answers and closure, so do we.

Throughout all this, Malaysia has been kind and compassionate when understanding is needed, strong and resolute when millions are looking to her for answers, and dignified and stoic in the face of adversity and unfair criticism.

So, cut her some slack.

NST