Gaza Under Siege: Malaysia's efforts not in vain

Malaysia’s efforts to get the United Nations to hold a special session to discuss Israel’s brutalities in Gaza have not been in vain as the world body has agreed to hold the session in New York tomorrow, Datuk Seri Abdullah Ahmad Badawi said.

“I am satisfied that the efforts by Malaysia so far have not been in vain.

God willing, the main objective of getting the UN to hold the meeting will be achieved,” he said in his office here.

Abdullah said that he received a letter today, dated Jan 12, from UN General Assembly president Miguel Brockman, informing him about the special session.

In the letter, Brockman acknowledged having received two letters from Abdullah, dated Jan 7 and 10, and that he had decided to call the meeting tomorrow.
The UN General Assembly president had earlier issued a notice to all UN members that he would be calling the session on Jan 8.

However, Brockman deferred the session to a later date following the UN Security Council meeting, in which a resolution calling for cease-fire in Gaza was passed.

Abdullah said that in the letter, Brockman had expressed gratitude to Malaysia’s firm stance on the matter.

The UN’s ultimate objectives in Gaza, said Abdullah, would be a cease-fire which must be adhered to by all, a complete pullout of Israeli forces, and the dismantling of blockades imposed by Israel on Gaza.

Should Israel refused to implement the objectives, Abdullah said, the UN Security Council must pass a resolution to pave the way for the deployment of UN peacekeeping forces to enforce the cease-fire.

In a special session on Monday, Malaysian parliament passed a 10-point resolution which, among other things, called on the UN to hold a special session with a theme of “Uniting For Peace”. The parliament session followed the failure of the UN Security Council resolution to force Israel to pull out of Gaza.

More than 900 Palestinians have been killed since Israel invaded the area on Dec 27.

5 Months Countdown for Pak Lah

For the past 5 years many people just can’t recall what Pak Lah have really contribute or done as a Malaysia PM that is worth remembering. Well some of you might have different view and arguments that he is a gentleman in handling serious national matters and we might overlook some of the internal changes that Pak Lah had made all this while. All the past Malaysia's PM we have recognize them as a Father of "this and that" as for Pak Lah i heard some media is reporting him as a Father of Revolution (correct me if I’m wrong). I must admit Pak Lah do take a bold step in Revolutionize 3 major so called "headache" in Malaysia: The Police Force, Juridical System and the ACA. Come to think of it can Mr Pak Lah really pull it off?? 5 Years Pak Lah have been a gentlemen in his own cabinet (maybe got bullied and push around) and now Pak Lah is trying to accomplish the impossible in 5 months!

Will this be another Mission Impossible 3 (Pak Lah succeeds) or Just another Hoax in Ocean 13 (trying to deceive), or Mybe Pak Lah is more like a Dark Knight (fighting a lonely battle)

As for the future PM Mr. N.....well we just have to wait and see. Hopefully he won’t "Sign Up" for another Space Tourist Package at any MATA Fair.

Mediocre and Senseless

Basically and finally PM has bowed to the internal pressures of the Mahathirs clique and severals others in the Umno.

This basically shown, the senseless bunch on of so-called VP's and delegates from UMNO has as leaders. Ultimately, these guys has confirmed to the norm mindsets, that they know nuts in economies, administration and public relations.

All they know is confrontational, narrow and egoistics style to run their systems of cronies.

The PM, may not be best we have, but at least he is far better than the so-called successor. In which the successor has been successfully being very much tainted with conspiracy and scandalous incidents.

At least, the current PM never had such issues.

The successor, is also remembered for mentioning people's blood will soak in his keris. More or less tells us, he is not truly multi-racial mindset. In fact during Ahmad Ismail speeches, he did not reprimand him on the spot. Instead after all the hulabaloo then, he apologizes on behalf half heartedly.

Secondly, along his tenure in administration, he was never known to be great statemens with good international relationship to the West. Maybe to Russian and Mongolia in defence contracts discussion only.

A PM needs to be good architect of foreign policies in order to secure international confirmance in economies or many thing else.

Maybe you call me a hypocrite, be in my 2 cents, I could not imagine what more worse still Malaysia will be the kind of group leading our nation.

May all the gods, angels, deities and saints help Malaysia.

George Soros, London, Mahathir, Abdullah and Anwar!!!

hi everyone,

hope you read this, page 13-15 (but especially page 15 last paragraph). No wonder PM Abdullah looks weak.

http://www.larouchepac.com/files/pdfs/080618_soros_dossier.pdf