Tanah baru sekangkang kera pun tak boleh kawal ke..... Ahli bukan nya ramai sangat...Tak ada pun berjuta juta....Adakah PKR mahu kami yang muak dengan peragduhan perbalahan  gengsterisma rasuah lobi, bila tiba musim pemilihan, beralih arah....????? Handau handau ikut feel UMNO. 


Yang menangkan PKR bukan ahli semata mata,tapi rakyat yang tak suka dengan UMNO dan BN. Tu yang nak kena ingat. Ini baru pegang satu negeri belum lagi federal... Kalau pegang federal tak tahu lah macam mana nanti..... Betul kata RPK.....THIRD FORCE !!!!!!! Ada berani ker......????

Bukan PKR aje yang boleh terjejas jika krisis itu tidak diberi perhatian, bahkan parti abang-abang mereka turut menerima tempiasnya atas nama Pakatan Rakyat (PR).

Mungkin ada yang berpendapat, ia hanya masalah keluarga dalam PKR tetapi atas dasar keluarga yang besar, Pakatan Rakyat juga terlibat.

Nasihat kepada yang masih lagi tak lekang dari sifat keUMNOan tu, belajar-belajarlah ubah stail pulak. Sekarang kita bukan lagi dari parti sebelah sana. Kita perlu tonjolkan kelainan dalam Pakatan.

Kelainan bukan hanya dalam pemilihan yang memberi hak kepada semua ahli untuk memilih pemimpin tetapi perangai pemimpin yang hendak dipilih juga perlu berubah dan berbeza dari tempat rumah lama kita.

Jangan biarkan rakyat akan menghukum kita dek kerakusan segelintir yang tidak bertanggungjawab yang hanya mementingkan kekuatan peribadi tanpa memikirkan parti.

(Sinar Harian) Pergaduhan: beri kesan buruk terhadap imej parti - Pengerusi PKR N. Sembilan

Pergaduhan yang tercetus pada pemilihan Parti Keadilan Rakyat (PKR) di beberapa cabang seluruh negara baru-baru ini, sedikit sebanyak memberi kesan buruk terhadap imej parti.

Pengerusi Perhubungan PKR Negeri Sembilan, Datuk Kamarul Bahrin Abbas berkata, pergolakan itu juga dilihat sebagai tidak sopan.

Menurutnya, berikutan kejadian itu, masyarakat sudah pasti akan membuat persepsi buruk terhadap parti.

“Justeru, saya berharap isu ini tidak perlu diperbesar-besarkan kerana setiap yang berlaku itu mungkin ada hikmahnya.

“Kita perlu melihat punca kejadian bagi mengenal pasti masalah yang sebenarnya,” katanya kepada Sinar Harian ketika ditemui pada majlis Aidilfitri, anjuran Ahli Dewan Undangan Negeri (ADUN) Temiang, Ng Chin Tsai dengan kerjasama Pakatan Rakyat Negeri Sembilan di Taman Seri Pulai 3, di sini, semalam.

Hadir sama, Pengerusi DAP negeri, Loke Siew Fook dan ADUN Sikamat, Amiruddin Harun.

Kamarul Bahrin berkata, demi kestabilan parti, semua ahli diharapkan dapat memberi kerjasama yang baik sepanjang mesyuarat pemilihan cabang diadakan.

“Walaupun ada pihak yang tidak puas hati dengan setiap keputusan atau sesuatu tindakan yang dibuat ketika mesyuarat pemilihan, mereka (ahli) seharusnya bersabar dan mengambil sikap berbincang bagi mengatasi setiap perselisihan.

“Kita tidak sepatutnya bertindak mengikut perasaan kerana ia hanya akan menjejaskan dan memburukkan lagi keadaan,” katanya. 

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 A recent report by The Economist has singled out intrigues within Umno and the ruling party’s determination to stay in power at all costs as the biggest threats to political stability in Malaysia.

The Economist Intelligence Unit country report also suggested that Pakatan Rakyat (PR) would make gains, but was “unlikely to garner enough parliamentary seats to form a majority government.”

Malaysia’s stability over the last five decades has depended on three “steadying factors”: Barisan Nasional’s (BN) firm hold on power, Umno’s tight control of BN and Malay majority support for Umno,” said the magazine’s Intelligence Report on Malaysia for October.

It noted, however, that all three were no longer a given, as shown by BN’s poor showing in Election 2008 and the historic sweep by PR parties of five states and 82 parliamentary seats.

“The March 2008 general election showed that all three influences have weakened. As a result, these forces may prove unable to hold the country’s political framework together in 2010-14,” the report said.

“Political intrigues within Umno, coupled with its determination to stay in power at all costs, therefore constitute the biggest threats to political stability in Malaysia.”

Factions within Umno have been embroiled in a struggle to determine the party’s direction in recent months, following attempts by party president Datuk Seri Najib Razak to implement market-friendly reforms.

Najib, who is also the prime minister, has faced considerable opposition from conservative elements within his own party to reforms that are seen to threaten Malay special rights.

He also faces an uphill struggle to sell his New Economic Model (NEM) to the Malay community at large — whose response has been tepid — and has come under attack from increasingly influential Malay pressure groups like Perkasa.

On top of that, former Prime Minister Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad continues to snipe from the sidelines.

The Economist Intelligent Unit report also predicted that BN would lose more seats in the next general election as Umno could no longer count on the support of “better educated, liberal middle-class Malays”, who favoured the opposition.

“The most likely election outcome would seem to be a further loss of seats for the BN, as younger moderate Malay voters — disenchanted by political scandals and Umno’s strong promotion of Islamic values — decline to give it their support, and Indian and Chinese voters remain reluctant to return,” it said.

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Raja Petra Kamarudin, yang kononnya dianggap sebagai seorang penulis blog politik bebas, tetapi sebenarnya berpihak kepada pembangkang dikatakan kini tidak lagi sehaluan dengan
Pakatan Rakyat.

Menurut portal berita The Malaysian Insider, Raja Petra, juga dikenali sebagai RPK, menyatakan rasa kurang senang dengan apa yang beliau dakwa kegagalan Pakatan memenuhi manifesto pilihan raya sekalipun sudah menguasai beberapa buah negeri selama lebih dua setengah tahun. 

Pernyataan rasa kecewa RPK dilahirkan pada majlis dialog dengan rakyat Malaysia di London pada Ahad yang turut dihadiri oleh pemimpin Pembangkang Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim. 

RPK juga mengancam menarik diri daripada menyokong PR dalam pilihan raya kecil Galas akan datang oleh kerana PR telah gagal memenuhi janji yang dipersetujui sebelum pilihan umum Mac 2008. 

Sebagai respons kepada pernyataan RPK, Anwar meminta agar ada persefahaman dan mendakwa banyak pembaharuan tidak dapat dilaksanakan tanpa kawalan kerajaan persekutuan. 

- Bernama

I told Zaid Ibrahim a long time ago: don’t join PKR. This was when he was still in Umno and not even made a Cabinet Minister yet. I asked him to lead a Third Force, a ‘balance’ between Barisan Nasional and Pakatan Rakyat.

Zaid said even if we create a Third Force we would still need a political party platform. Fine, I replied, then join DAP and bring a group of Malay professionals, civil society movement and NGO activists, Bloggers, and so on, with him into DAP -- maybe a core group of 30 or so people not yet committed to any political party.

“Why DAP? Why not PKR?” Zaid asked. And I gave him my reasons why DAP and not PKR.

Not long after that Zaid was made a Minister and I thought that that was the end of the story. Then Zaid resigned as a Minister and, again, I broached the subject. This time I proposed that if he does not want to join DAP, and since I do not agree that he joins PKR, then maybe he can form a new party to ‘house’ this Third Force.

Zaid was skeptical about the idea. He said that a lot of time and money would be required to get a new party established. The short cut would be to latch on to an existing party. We told him we did not like that idea but agreed to let the matter rest.

Now, we can tell Zaid: I told you so! We did not think PKR was suitable for him. He is too ‘independent’, does not have the ‘discipline to kowtow’ to what he does not believe in, will not be able to tolerate the nonsense in PKR (and we know there is a lot of nonsense in PKR), and is a ‘loose cannon’, just like the rest of us, and will always shoot at anything that moves -- friend or foe.

My final word to Zaid is this. Get out of PKR. Forget about contesting the party elections. Leave and come help us lead the Third Force. Let the Third Force make an electoral pact with any of the 20 or so political parties from both Barisan Nasional and Pakatan Rakyat that may be prepared to make an electoral pact with us.

And if none are prepared to make an electoral pact with our Third Force then we shall contest the general election in three-corner fights even if we lose or lose our deposit.

Winning or losing the general election is not the issue. The issue is to offer the voters an alternative choice in the event they find both Barisan Nasional as well as Pakatan Rakyat unsuitable choices.

Let us call this Third Force Barisan Rakyat. It is neither Barisan Nasional nor Pakatan Rakyat. It is the alternative to both.

The Third Force has become a reality in the UK. Who ever thought the LDP would garner 30% of the votes even though they won only 10% of the seats? And none of the two major parties -- Labour and Conservative -- could form the new government without the involvement of the Third Force, LDP.

This is not that easy to realise in Malaysia, of course, because, in Malaysia, politics is all about money and the Third Force will not have that kind of money. But do not underestimate the intelligence of the Malaysian voter. If enough Malaysians are committed to a Third Force we might yet be surprised.

This may not happen this coming general election. It may take time to see a Third Force with enough clout to force both Barisan Nasional and Pakatan Rakyat to agree to political reforms, which is going to be the agenda of the Third Force.

Heck, it took a long time for it to happen in the UK. 30 years, in fact, after 17 years of Conservative and 13 years of Labour. But finally it did happen. And, in time, it will happen in Malaysia as well.

But we must be prepared for the long haul. There are going to be no short cuts. We can plant the seed now. But we may not be around to see the fruits of our labour.

So be it!

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It’s Zaid vs PKR, as criticisms mount

(The Malaysian Insider) - The gulf between PKR deputy presidential hopeful Datuk Zaid Ibrahim and the party leadership appears to be widening, with vice president Lee Boon Chye today rubbishing the former lawyer’s “bewildering” claim that PKR tried to stop him from contesting.

Newcomer Zaid cuts a lonely figure as senior party figures continue to slam the former Umno man for also alleging that underhanded tactics were being used to discredit him following his candidancy announcement.

“No one has prevented Zaid from contesting and campaigning for any post including the presidency,” Lee said in a statement.

In an interview with Mingguan Malaysia on Sunday, Zaid had alleged that he was being prevented from contesting for the deputy president post.

The former de facto law minister said that a party like PKR, which claimed to be democratic, should ensure that those who were qualified to contest were given a chance to do so.

“Even though we may love Azmin or Anwar, it shouldn’t be to the extent where orders are issued not to nominate me,” he had said.

Lee said Zaid’s “unkind insinuations” that other PKR leaders, such as chief strategist Chua Tian Chang and N. Gobalakrishnan, had also been prevented from contesting were equally untrue.

He pointed out that Chua had won the Batu division chief post and Gobalakrishnan was still vying for the same post at Padang Serai.

Lee also questioned Zaid’s motive in choosing to air his grievances publicly to the press — citing his interview with Mingguan Malaysia, the weekend edition of Umno-owned Utusan Malaysia — and urged the PKR Federal Territory chief to go through regular party channels instead.

“He should stop playing the victim to gain sympathy at the expense of the party,” the Gopeng MP said.

Lee added that he was “perplexed” by Zaid’s claim that PKR was blocking his reform agenda as the party was always trying to enhance its reform-based policies, and challenged him to explain the agenda.

“Zaid should also reveal the so called ‘reform agenda’ and proceed to advocate them through the usual decision making process rather than providing sound bites to the press,” he said.

Lee pointedly reminded Zaid to focus on the “real adversary”, Barisan Nasional (BN) and Umno, even in the midst of PKR’s intense party election.

The hotly contested fight for deputy presidency — largely between Zaid and vice president Azmin Ali — has revealed deep divisions within PKR and thrown the party’s commitment to direct elections into sharp focus.

Azmin, who is also Selangor chief, is believed to be PKR de facto leader Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim’s preferred choice, while Zaid is said to be popular with East Malaysian and non-Malay members.

The party leadership, however, has warned of “Trojan horses” in PKR — thought to be a veiled reference to Zaid — intent on using the direct election to take over the party.

PKR amended its constitution last year to give one member one vote in direct elections.

Earlier this month, some 400,000 PKR members began voting for divisional leaders and the 25 members of the central leadership council, including president, deputy president and four vice presidents.

The party’s 218 divisions will hold two separate meetings, one for the annual general meeting and election of divisional leaders, and a second to vote for national leaders.

The divisions will vote for national leaders on weekends, from October 29 to November 21.

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On 30th September 2010, Malaysia Today published an article entitled “The Cradle of Power Behind The Police Force” (http://malaysia-today.net/mtcolumns/special-reports/34870-the-cradle-of-power-behind-the-police-force) written by someone calling himself/herself Malaysian Police Watch. It is such a copycat piece. There was no originality at all either in the plot or in the script. It is basically a reproduction of what Raja Petra Kamarudin (RPK) had previously written in his series “All roads lead to Putrajaya” dating back to 2007. These days everyone tries to copy RPK’s style of writing, even his own biggest enemy Musa Hassan!

It is unmistakeable that Malaysian Police Watch is a mercenary writer hired by the syndicate angry at those people who had sent Musa Hassan into oblivion. The modus operandi is simple enough, just copy what RPK had said about the BK Tan syndicate and change the time, place and characters. Where RPK had attacked Musa Hassan for being a stooge of that shadowy character, BK Tan, Malaysian Police Watch changed it to Hishammuddin and attempted to link the Minister to Tan Sri Ta Kan Yin.

The logic was simple. Linking bigger names will make their fabricated story more explosive. The warning shots were already fired by Musa Hassan within days of Minister Hishammuddin’s announcement that Musa’s contract would not be extended. Musa then gave an interview with Mingguan Malaysia and accused outside interference in the internal management of Polis DiRaja Malaysia (PDRM). When asked whom he meant, Musa pointed the finger at the Ministry of Home Affairs and Minister Hishammuddin Hussein.

That Musa Hassan would be relentless in his attacks against Minister Hishammuddin is clear from this passage in the article by Malaysian Police Watch:

“After having been unsuccessful to manipulate the untimely removal of Tan Sri Musa Hassan as the IGP six months ago, the Minister of Home Affairs, Dato’ Seri Hishamuddin Tun Hussein had finally pre-empted any move to extend Tan Sri Musa Hassan’s contract of service as the IGP for another one year term. Hishamuddin jumped the gun with a surprise announcement before the media on 1 Sep 2010 that Tan Sri Musa contract of service as IGP would not be extended and that his deputy, Tan Sri Ismail Omar would take over.”

One can see that Musa Hassan is seething with anger. One can see that the syndicate backing him is fearful of the repercussions of their actions and have launched this series of offensives as a pre-emptive strike against Minister Hishammuddin’s attempts with the new IGP to restore PDRM to its core values and functions -- i.e. the maintenance of law of order and the preservation of life and property. Musa Hassan’s tenure as IGP saw PDRM straying from these core values and functions which thus saw the crime index shooting up to unprecedented levels and the morale of PDRM spiralled down to its lowest ebb. Because of this, crime reduction was made one of the National Key Results Area (NKRA). This is testimony that Musa Hassan as IGP had failed to make the country safe.

After firing warning flares against the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) prior to his retirement, now already retired Musa and his handlers are launching scud missiles using his agents in the mainstream media like Lourdes Charles of The Star and Ruhaidini Abdul Kadir of Utusan Malaysia and together with former Special Branch Othman Talib they are showing that Musa Hassan cannot be dismissed simpliciter and will not take things lying down. Musa is doing what he does best by “lempar batu sembunyi tangan” to remind Hishammuddin that he will remain a thorn in Hishammuddin’s side.

In that article, the most preposterous allegations were made against the following persons as celebrating Musa Hassan’s retirement: SAC Wan Najmuddin, the new IGP Tan Sri Ismail Omar, the new Deputy IGP Dato’ Hussin Ismail, the CPO of Terengganu Dato’ Shukri Dahlan, retired IGP Tan Sri Norian Mai, Dato’ Ghazali Fauzi, Dato’ Kamaruddin Desa, Dato’ Dell Akhbar and Dato’ Nawawi Ismail.

To spice up the story, the ghost writer alleged that a ‘celebration dinner’ was held at the Kelab Shah Alam was under the patronage of a prominent businessman, Tan Sri Ta Kin Yan. Tan Sri Ta was even portrayed as the head of a syndicate for illegal activities -- i.e. bookies, illegal lotteries, gaming machines, prostitution, drug trafficking, secret societies, ah longs and smugglers.

That article is actually quite hilarious as it is taken right out of RPK’s previous expose’ on the BK Tan-Musa Hassan exploits on PDRM as stated under oath in a Statutory Declaration by Musa Hassan’s own ADC, ASP Azizul, who branded Musa as a “Pengkhianat Bangsa”. Several other officers had also sworn Statutory Declarations against Musa. To silence them, Musa had them charged for fabricating evidence against him.

All these officers have since been acquitted. In defence of these men, Dato’ Ramli Yusuff gave a press conference of the clear and present danger facing the Police Force when its own IGP was not defending the men in blue, but instead defended and colluded with the Attorney- General Gani Patail to free that twice EO detainee Goh Cheng Poh @ Tengku Goh at the bidding of the BK Tan syndicate. These are proven facts, not some copycat conjectures as was done by that ghost writer.

To verify the truth or otherwise of the article by Malaysian Police Watch, we had the Special Branch (SB) boys under Dato’ Zamri Yahya, who is Tun Ahmad Sarji’s son-in-law, to provide their surveillance report, and this is the English translation of what the report states:

1.            There was no covert celebration dinner at Kelab Shah Alam;

2.            There was an open and transparent buka puasa at Hyatt Saujana since it was Ramadan;

3.            Tan Sri Ta Kin Yan was not involved. He did not organize nor even knew about the buka puasa. He was not there at all;

4.            Rumour that Pai Kar Lek and a few other kingpins were there is totally untrue. Surveillance, photographs and audio and video recordings of the guests during the buka puasa did not show any prominent Chinese from the corporate world or the underworld;

5.            The conclusion to be made is that the article is a fabrication to smear the name of the new IGP and the hierarchy of PDRM.

Now, anyone who knows Dato’ Zamri will know that he is a no-nonsense SB man. He is non-partisan and will tolerate no nonsense. He is so professional that even RPK had written favourably about him when he interrogated RPK during his ISA detention in 2008. These are the kind of officers that PDRM needs to have more men in the same mould as Dato’ Ramli Yusuff.

Incidentally, Dato Zamri had served as the Ketua Cawangan Khas (KCK) in Pahang when Dato’ Ramli was CPO Pahang.

An analysis of the background of the officers and civilians specifically mentioned in the article also disclosed the following:

1.            SAC Wan Najmuddin – he was one of the brightest stars in the CID under Dato’ Ramli Yusuff and was earmarked for fast track promotion as he also holds a Masters degree in law. Dato’ Ramli believed in fast tracking promotion of officers with high academic qualifications. When Musa Hassan became IGP, he sidelined Wan Najmuddin and encouraged petition writers from the underworld to make allegations against Wan Najmuddin. Fortunately, the Yang DiPertuan Agong (YDPA) saw him as a charismatic officer and he was made the YDPA’s ADC. Later, when crime escalated and the government decided that the performance of PDRM has to be made one of the NKRA, Wan Najmuddin was made Minister Hishamuddin’s  special officer. That is one of the key reasons why crime was curtailed, as Wan Najmuddin was sufficiently experienced to advise the Minister of the ills besetting PDRM. This angered Musa Hassan who became paranoid that Wan Najmuddin was undermining him;

2.            The new IGP Tan Sri Ismail Omar and the new Deputy IGP Dato’ Hussin Ismail were named in the article in order to smear and discredit them as being susceptible to manipulations;

3.            The CPO of Terengganu Dato’ Shukri Dahlan is known to be an independent minded officer who did not quite get along with Musa Hassan;

4.            Retired IGP Tan Sri Norian Mai was the man whom Musa Hassan made a target of poison pen letters at one time when Musa worked closely with Tan Sri Bakri to bring down. As a result, Tan Sri Norian Mai was not given an extension of his service.  This came full circle when Musa did the same thing to Tan Sri Bakri;

5.            Dato’ Ghazali Fauzi was the Director of KDNKA who was told of Musa Hassan’s  involvement  with the syndicate by Musa Hassan’s  ADC, ASP Azizul;

6.            Dato’ Kamaruddin Desa (Kamarudin gemuk) was the officer who discovered Musa Hassan’s  hidden hands in crafting  poison pen letters against Tan Sri Norian Mai when Kamarudin took over Musa’s office and found deleted these letters in the erased data in the hard disc of Musa’s office computer;

7.            Dato’ Dell Akhbar is a celebrated and decorated officer whom Musa disliked. Musa generally disliked officers who would shine more than him. Thus he felt that he would be more prominent if PDRM did not have officers more charismatic than him. Tan Sri Ismail Omar is generally a low profile and humble officer and it was these qualities that Musa Hassan wanted to exploit by having them surround him to make him look good;

8.            Tan Sri Ta Kin Yan is a prominent businessman who was disliked by Musa Hassan’s handler BK Tan. It is amusing that the ghost writer would try to implicate Tan Sri Ta just to spice up his story. Tan Sri Ta is known for his philanthropic activities. He is a Chinese community leader whom Minister Hishamuddin has found to be helpful in assisting the police with intelligence on criminal activities. It is this sort of intelligence that BK Tan is afraid of.

So it is now quite obvious that Musa Hassan is back doing what he is best at -- authoring poison pen letters to fix people up. He did that to Tan Sri Norian Mai and Tan Sri Bakri Omar. He even directed Dato’ Christopher Wan to set up an anonymous blog against Dato’ Johari Baharom, former Deputy Minister of Home Affairs. Musa fixed six of his own rank and file officers and got them charged, and all have been acquitted since. He also fixed Dato’ Ramli Yusuff, only to have the Kota Kinabalu Judge condemning him instead as an unreliable witness. When his contract was not about to be extended, he tried to undermine Tan Sri Ismail from being the new IGP by calling him names. In the recent article, Musa’s agents have begun branding the new IGP as a ‘yes’ man to the Home Minister.

Minister Hishammuddin and IGP Ismail Omar have to be prepared that they will be made the targets of more slanderous attacks. Musa Hassan will not keep quiet or take things lying down. He is intent on being a thorn in Hishammuddin’s side.   

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Cerita Lama.....???

Cerita Lama.....???

Mengikut pendedahan dokumen rasmi SPRM berkenaan dengan laporan YB Lim Soo Nee. YB tersebut telah membuat laporan rasmi kepada SPRM di atas percubaan membeli beliau untuk keluar parti dan menjatuhkan kerajaan Pakatan Rakyat Kedah.

Selepas laporan dibuat, SPRM telah menjalankan siasatn sehingga ke tahap adanya laporan bertulis. Laporan ini telah didedahkan oleh Raja Petra Kamaruddin dalam blog beliau, MalaysiaToday.

Bahagian akhir laporan tersebut menyatakan tukang beri rasuah menyebut nama Dato Seri Najib Tun Razak akan membawa wang yang lebih besar sekiranya jumlah yang ditawarkan kepada YB Lim Soo Nee tidak mencukupi.

Pendedahan laporan ini juga MEMBUKTIKAN KESAHIHAN dakwaan Anwar Ibrahim berlakunya usaha terancang dari UMNO untuk membeli wakil-wakil rakyat PKR.

Tulang Besi

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Assalamualaikum,

Apabila telah merasat lazat memegang kuasa, dan kemudian merasa lazat dengan habuan yang menggolek bersama kuasa yang diperolehi, maka perebutan berlaku.

Kebanyakan parti yang tiada tarbiyah akan bercekak antara satu dengan yang lain. Kalau dulu sibuklah orang menghina BN dan parti komponennya bercekak semasa pemilihan peringkat parti masing masing, UMNO bercekak, MIC bercekak, MCA bercekak, GERAKAN bercekak, semua bercekak.

Sekarang mana nak sorok? PKR bercekak. DAP bercekak.

PAS pun ada bercekak. Tapi belum bengkak.

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