Original article from: Yahoo Sport
The 1st ever gay footballer, played for LA Galaxy USA.. Mr Robbie Rogers.. Quite a handsome guy, he looks normal..
Tuesday, May 28, 2013
Friday, May 17, 2013
Happy Retirement My 1st Football Hero
Happy retirement day Becky.. You gave goosebumps every time i watched you on the field.. Be a good hubby and father okay! You've played in 6 different clubs (MUFC-Preston North End-Real Madrid-LA Galaxy-AC Millan-PSG) and you have hundreds of achievements.. You are the King of Free Kick! MUFC is so lucky to have you before.. and we'll be miss u! All d best David Beckham! Such an inspiration for younger footballer.
Fact: Beckham is the 1st England player that have won 4 diff league in 4 diff country: MUFC (England); RMFC (Spain); LA Galaxy (USA) and PSG (France). What an incredible player he was!
Fact: Beckham is the 1st England player that have won 4 diff league in 4 diff country: MUFC (England); RMFC (Spain); LA Galaxy (USA) and PSG (France). What an incredible player he was!
Monday, May 13, 2013
27 years of memories
This man was born to be United.. Forever United.. He is our boss.. The best boss in this whole world. For 27 years, he brings joys to United family. He never give up and always put us on the top 3 clubs. I wish he never leave us but he is.. Last night was his last/final home game.. HOME means Old Trafford.
Fergir with all of his grandchilds.. all were born during his United era.. With 11 grandchilds, he brought back 13 EPL and 2 UCL to OT!
Sir Alex will remain the best United boss ever..
Thank you Scholes.. No one can be as 'cold' as you are..
This man by the name of Alex Ferguson, name him anything, people all around the world will def know him.. He's d boss.. He's our fergie.. Name most of the best football players, he is the one who is responsible to put them where they are now: Cantona to Beckham to Neville to Scholes to Ferdie to Nilsteroy to Van de Saar to Cristiano to Rooney to Degea to Buttner to never ending namelist in between.. He is the man.. What he did to United Family are priceless. Going with him is our best Gingerman: Scholes. He retired for good now. Left Ferdinand the Senior alone in the team (if only he still be there next season). Scholes is an incredible winger for United..
Fergir with all of his grandchilds.. all were born during his United era.. With 11 grandchilds, he brought back 13 EPL and 2 UCL to OT!
Sir Alex will remain the best United boss ever..
Thank you Scholes.. No one can be as 'cold' as you are..
Thank you Sir Alex Ferguson.. Thank you for bringing so much joys and wins into my life as a United Family. Thank you for showing me what football is. Thank you for the 20th trophy.. Thank you for being there for 27 years. You will remain immortal in OT..
Friday, May 10, 2013
Thursday, May 09, 2013
#Thankyousiralex
1992/93
Glory story: Having missed out on the title a year earlier, the surprise arrival of a certain Frenchman helped the Reds end a 26-year wait for championship glory.
Top gun: Mark Hughes, 15 league goals
Turning point: 10 April 1993. One of the most memorable days at Old Trafford ever as Steve Bruce’s injury-time double edged the Reds ever closer to a first title triumph under Sir Alex, whose memorable on-pitch celebration with Brian Kidd will live long in the memory.
Party time: 2 May 1993. Sir Alex was on the golf course when the Reds were officially confirmed as inaugural FA Premier League champions following Oldham’s 1-0 win over United’s closest challengers Aston Villa at Villa Park. Cue the famous player party at Steve Bruce’s gaff.
Sir Alex said: “The players knew they were the best and for the most part of the season they demonstrated it where it mattered, on the pitch.”
1993/94
Glory story: In the season the club mourned Sir Matt Busby’s passing, United not only retained their Championship crown but went one better by completing the domestic double.
Top gun: Eric Cantona, 18 league goals
Turning point: 23 April 1994. Returning from a five-match ban, Cantona made his mark for all the right reasons as he fired the Reds to a crucial derby victory over City with a calmly taken first half brace.
Party time: 1 May 1994. United’s victory at Ipswich coupled with Blackburn’s defeat to Coventry over the same weekend ensured back-to-back titles for the Reds.
Sir Alex said: “Winning the double was a fitting tribute to Sir Matt. We did it by playing the game in a way of which he would have wholeheartedly approved.”
1995/96
Glory story: A Cantona-inspired United side proved you CAN win things with kids as the Reds stormed to another double triumph. And didn’t we love it!
Top gun: Eric Cantona, 14 league goals
Turning point: 4 March 1996. Having been 12 points behind leaders Newcastle Newcastle at one stage, the Reds cut the lead to a single point thanks to Cantona’s winner at St James’ Park on a night when Peter Schmeichel was simply unbeatable.
Party time: 5 May 1996. A last-day 3-0 victory, at a canter, away to Middlesbrough confirmed the Reds as champions for a third time in four years.
Sir Alex said: “Some pundits suggested we couldn’t win the title with kids, but they reckoned without the force of a rejuvenated Eric Cantona and the respect and admiration our ‘kids’ have for him as a footballer.”
1996/97
Glory story: A season that started with Beckham’s half-way line stunner ended with an even greater shock as King Eric bid farewell to Old Trafford after skippering the Reds to yet another title.
Top gun: Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, 18 league goals
Turning point: 19 April 1997. Two Gary Pallister headers and another goal from Andy Cole thanks to some famous ‘Calamity James’ goalkeeping secured a vital win at Anfield.
Party time: 6 May 1997. 24 hours after drawing 3-3 with Middlesbrough, the Reds were confirmed as champions after Newcastle’s goalless draw at West Ham and Liverpool’s 2-1 defeat at Wimbledon.
Sir Alex said: “Eric Cantona’s contribution to the Manchester United cause can never be underestimated - I doubt that I will ever be able to spend £1,000,000 like that again!”
1998/99
Glory story: Quite simply the greatest season in United’s history as the Reds realised a Treble dream. The Championship crown was snared first thanks to a memorable last-day win in
front of the Old Trafford faithful.
Top gun: Dwight Yorke, 18 league goals
Turning point: 14 April 1999. Leeds’ win over Arsenal in the penultimate game of the season put the title in United’s hands, but the Reds’ epic FA Cup semi-final victory over the Gunners ultimately gave Sir Alex’s men the psychological edge.
Party time: 16 May 1999. Les Ferdinand temporarily threatened to spoil the title party but United were never going to be beaten. Beckham and substitute Andy Cole made sure of that as the Treble Part 1 was wrapped up.
Sir Alex said: “I have a group of players who never cease to surprise me and I’m convinced they are capable of virtually anything. The final weeks of this season will remain with me until the day I die.”
1999/00
Glory story: There was no Treble hangover for the Reds who, inspired by Captain Keano, cantered to title glory winning by a record 18-point margin.
Top gun: Dwight Yorke, 20 league goals
Turning point: 20 February 2000. The Reds trailed Leeds by four points at the turn of the year but Andy Cole’s predatory opportunism ensured the Reds left Elland Road with a vital win over their rivals.
Party time: 22 April 2000. Beckham, a Francis Benali o.g and Solskjaer ensured an early end-of-season party at The Dell as a 3-1 win over Southampton confirmed United as top dogs once more.
Sir Alex said: “Some people suggested it could have been difficult to motivate the lads after the Treble. It could, but it hasn’t. They are as keen to succeed today as they have ever been.”
2000/01
Glory story: United blow the opposition away to finish 10 points clear of second-placed Arsenal, as Sir Alex becomes the first manager to win three titles in a row.
Top gun: Teddy Sheringham, 15 league goals
Turning point: After a 1-0 defeat at Arsenal in October, a run of 15 wins from the next 19 games took United 13 points clear – and the Reds then smashed the Gunners 6-1 at home on 25 February.
Party time: 14 April 2001. United’s 4-2 home win over Coventry, coupled with Arsenal’s 3-0 slump at home to lowly Middlesbrough, sealed the title with five games to spare.
Sir Alex said: "Winning three in a row is something special. Perhaps we’re like a great artist whose work is only really appreciated with the passing of time."
2002/03
Glory story: The Reds’ worst start to a Premier League campaign proves far from fatal when nine wins from the last 10 games leaves title-holders Arsenal trailing by five points.
Top gun: Ruud van Nistelrooy, 25 league goals
Turning point: United preserved a three-point lead by holding the Gunners 2-2 at Highbury on 16 April.
Party time: 4 May 2003. Arsenal’s shock 3-2 defeat at home to relegation-haunted Leeds ensured the celebrations could begin; United had beaten Charlton 4-1 at OT the previous day.
Sir Alex said: "We played better than any other team in the league from March onwards and you can't beat the kind of momentum we were able to build up."
2006/07
Glory story: United’s best start to a season since 1993/94 paved the way for a return to the summit of English football, six points above Jose Mourinho’s outgoing champions Chelsea.
Top gun: Cristiano Ronaldo, 17 league goals
Turning point: On 28 April, the Reds recovered from 0-2 down at Everton to win 4-2 while Chelsea were held 1-1 at home by Bolton. United went five points clear with three games left.
Party time: 6 May 2007. The day after beating Man City 1-0 at Eastlands, United were crowned champions when Mourinho’s men only draw 1-1 with Arsenal at the Emirates.
Sir Alex said: "Chelsea won the last two titles at a canter. We had to do something about it."
2007/08
Glory story: United and Chelsea raced all the way to the final day before Sir Alex’s men won the title by two points. The Reds achieved a record Premier League goal difference of +58.
Top gun: Cristiano Ronaldo, 31 league goals
Turning point: Carlos Tevez’s 88th-minute equaliser at Blackburn on 19 April ensured it was still United’s title to lose – the Reds could even afford a defeat to Chelsea seven days later.
Party time: 11 May 2008, JJB Stadium, Wigan 0-2 United. Not even a downpour could dampen the Reds’ spirits as Ronaldo’s penalty and Ryan Giggs’ late sidefoot sealed the triumph.
Sir Alex said: "We’ve expressed ourselves in an entertaining way. The title is well deserved."
2008/09
Glory story: United produced a classic home-straight surge to overtake Christmas leaders Liverpool in the table and thus equal the Merseysiders’ long-standing record of 18 titles.
Top gun: Cristiano Ronaldo, 18 league goals
Turning point: Coming back from 2-1 down to beat Aston Villa 3-2 – with an injury-time winner from debutant Federico Macheda – on 5 April 2009.
Party time: 16 May 2009, Old Trafford, United 0-0 Arsenal. Forgettable game but memorable scenes when Gary Neville lifted the trophy aloft in front of 75,468 fans.
Sir Alex said: "The challenge now is to win it next year. A 19th league title would be
special."
2010/11
Glory story: Propelled by a near-perfect home record, United see off the challenge of Arsenal and a late charge by title-holders Chelsea to secure a 19th championship on the penultimate day.
Top gun: Dimitar Berbatov, 21 league goals
Turning point: United were 2-0 down at West Ham on 2 April, but roared back with four second-half goals to stay in the driving seat at the top of the table.
Party time: 14 May 2011, Ewood Park, Blackburn 1-1 United. The Reds secured the point needed to become the most successful English league team with 19 titles.
2012/13
Glory story: Spurred on by the heartbreak of losing the title in the dying seconds of the 2011/12 campaign and with the addition of one RvP to the squad, the Reds came back with a vengeance to secure a 20th title triumph... and with four games to spare.
Top gun: Robin van Persie, 25 league goals
Turning point: Last-minute victories at City and at home to Newcastle in December were important, but the second weekend in February when City lost at Southampton and United beat Everton (the team Sir Alex claimed we'd thrown the title away against the previous campaign) put the Reds 12 points clear and well in control of the title race.
Party time: 22 April 2013, Old Trafford, United 3-0 Villa. A first-half Robin van Persie hat-trick - the second goal of which was an absolute gem - secured the three points needed to seal title glory.
Source: manutd
Glory story: Having missed out on the title a year earlier, the surprise arrival of a certain Frenchman helped the Reds end a 26-year wait for championship glory.
Top gun: Mark Hughes, 15 league goals
Turning point: 10 April 1993. One of the most memorable days at Old Trafford ever as Steve Bruce’s injury-time double edged the Reds ever closer to a first title triumph under Sir Alex, whose memorable on-pitch celebration with Brian Kidd will live long in the memory.
Party time: 2 May 1993. Sir Alex was on the golf course when the Reds were officially confirmed as inaugural FA Premier League champions following Oldham’s 1-0 win over United’s closest challengers Aston Villa at Villa Park. Cue the famous player party at Steve Bruce’s gaff.
Sir Alex said: “The players knew they were the best and for the most part of the season they demonstrated it where it mattered, on the pitch.”
1993/94
Glory story: In the season the club mourned Sir Matt Busby’s passing, United not only retained their Championship crown but went one better by completing the domestic double.
Top gun: Eric Cantona, 18 league goals
Turning point: 23 April 1994. Returning from a five-match ban, Cantona made his mark for all the right reasons as he fired the Reds to a crucial derby victory over City with a calmly taken first half brace.
Party time: 1 May 1994. United’s victory at Ipswich coupled with Blackburn’s defeat to Coventry over the same weekend ensured back-to-back titles for the Reds.
Sir Alex said: “Winning the double was a fitting tribute to Sir Matt. We did it by playing the game in a way of which he would have wholeheartedly approved.”
1995/96
Glory story: A Cantona-inspired United side proved you CAN win things with kids as the Reds stormed to another double triumph. And didn’t we love it!
Top gun: Eric Cantona, 14 league goals
Turning point: 4 March 1996. Having been 12 points behind leaders Newcastle Newcastle at one stage, the Reds cut the lead to a single point thanks to Cantona’s winner at St James’ Park on a night when Peter Schmeichel was simply unbeatable.
Party time: 5 May 1996. A last-day 3-0 victory, at a canter, away to Middlesbrough confirmed the Reds as champions for a third time in four years.
Sir Alex said: “Some pundits suggested we couldn’t win the title with kids, but they reckoned without the force of a rejuvenated Eric Cantona and the respect and admiration our ‘kids’ have for him as a footballer.”
1996/97
Glory story: A season that started with Beckham’s half-way line stunner ended with an even greater shock as King Eric bid farewell to Old Trafford after skippering the Reds to yet another title.
Top gun: Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, 18 league goals
Turning point: 19 April 1997. Two Gary Pallister headers and another goal from Andy Cole thanks to some famous ‘Calamity James’ goalkeeping secured a vital win at Anfield.
Party time: 6 May 1997. 24 hours after drawing 3-3 with Middlesbrough, the Reds were confirmed as champions after Newcastle’s goalless draw at West Ham and Liverpool’s 2-1 defeat at Wimbledon.
Sir Alex said: “Eric Cantona’s contribution to the Manchester United cause can never be underestimated - I doubt that I will ever be able to spend £1,000,000 like that again!”
1998/99
Glory story: Quite simply the greatest season in United’s history as the Reds realised a Treble dream. The Championship crown was snared first thanks to a memorable last-day win in
front of the Old Trafford faithful.
Top gun: Dwight Yorke, 18 league goals
Turning point: 14 April 1999. Leeds’ win over Arsenal in the penultimate game of the season put the title in United’s hands, but the Reds’ epic FA Cup semi-final victory over the Gunners ultimately gave Sir Alex’s men the psychological edge.
Party time: 16 May 1999. Les Ferdinand temporarily threatened to spoil the title party but United were never going to be beaten. Beckham and substitute Andy Cole made sure of that as the Treble Part 1 was wrapped up.
Sir Alex said: “I have a group of players who never cease to surprise me and I’m convinced they are capable of virtually anything. The final weeks of this season will remain with me until the day I die.”
1999/00
Glory story: There was no Treble hangover for the Reds who, inspired by Captain Keano, cantered to title glory winning by a record 18-point margin.
Top gun: Dwight Yorke, 20 league goals
Turning point: 20 February 2000. The Reds trailed Leeds by four points at the turn of the year but Andy Cole’s predatory opportunism ensured the Reds left Elland Road with a vital win over their rivals.
Party time: 22 April 2000. Beckham, a Francis Benali o.g and Solskjaer ensured an early end-of-season party at The Dell as a 3-1 win over Southampton confirmed United as top dogs once more.
Sir Alex said: “Some people suggested it could have been difficult to motivate the lads after the Treble. It could, but it hasn’t. They are as keen to succeed today as they have ever been.”
2000/01
Glory story: United blow the opposition away to finish 10 points clear of second-placed Arsenal, as Sir Alex becomes the first manager to win three titles in a row.
Top gun: Teddy Sheringham, 15 league goals
Turning point: After a 1-0 defeat at Arsenal in October, a run of 15 wins from the next 19 games took United 13 points clear – and the Reds then smashed the Gunners 6-1 at home on 25 February.
Party time: 14 April 2001. United’s 4-2 home win over Coventry, coupled with Arsenal’s 3-0 slump at home to lowly Middlesbrough, sealed the title with five games to spare.
Sir Alex said: "Winning three in a row is something special. Perhaps we’re like a great artist whose work is only really appreciated with the passing of time."
2002/03
Glory story: The Reds’ worst start to a Premier League campaign proves far from fatal when nine wins from the last 10 games leaves title-holders Arsenal trailing by five points.
Top gun: Ruud van Nistelrooy, 25 league goals
Turning point: United preserved a three-point lead by holding the Gunners 2-2 at Highbury on 16 April.
Party time: 4 May 2003. Arsenal’s shock 3-2 defeat at home to relegation-haunted Leeds ensured the celebrations could begin; United had beaten Charlton 4-1 at OT the previous day.
Sir Alex said: "We played better than any other team in the league from March onwards and you can't beat the kind of momentum we were able to build up."
2006/07
Glory story: United’s best start to a season since 1993/94 paved the way for a return to the summit of English football, six points above Jose Mourinho’s outgoing champions Chelsea.
Top gun: Cristiano Ronaldo, 17 league goals
Turning point: On 28 April, the Reds recovered from 0-2 down at Everton to win 4-2 while Chelsea were held 1-1 at home by Bolton. United went five points clear with three games left.
Party time: 6 May 2007. The day after beating Man City 1-0 at Eastlands, United were crowned champions when Mourinho’s men only draw 1-1 with Arsenal at the Emirates.
Sir Alex said: "Chelsea won the last two titles at a canter. We had to do something about it."
2007/08
Glory story: United and Chelsea raced all the way to the final day before Sir Alex’s men won the title by two points. The Reds achieved a record Premier League goal difference of +58.
Top gun: Cristiano Ronaldo, 31 league goals
Turning point: Carlos Tevez’s 88th-minute equaliser at Blackburn on 19 April ensured it was still United’s title to lose – the Reds could even afford a defeat to Chelsea seven days later.
Party time: 11 May 2008, JJB Stadium, Wigan 0-2 United. Not even a downpour could dampen the Reds’ spirits as Ronaldo’s penalty and Ryan Giggs’ late sidefoot sealed the triumph.
Sir Alex said: "We’ve expressed ourselves in an entertaining way. The title is well deserved."
2008/09
Glory story: United produced a classic home-straight surge to overtake Christmas leaders Liverpool in the table and thus equal the Merseysiders’ long-standing record of 18 titles.
Top gun: Cristiano Ronaldo, 18 league goals
Turning point: Coming back from 2-1 down to beat Aston Villa 3-2 – with an injury-time winner from debutant Federico Macheda – on 5 April 2009.
Party time: 16 May 2009, Old Trafford, United 0-0 Arsenal. Forgettable game but memorable scenes when Gary Neville lifted the trophy aloft in front of 75,468 fans.
Sir Alex said: "The challenge now is to win it next year. A 19th league title would be
special."
2010/11
Glory story: Propelled by a near-perfect home record, United see off the challenge of Arsenal and a late charge by title-holders Chelsea to secure a 19th championship on the penultimate day.
Top gun: Dimitar Berbatov, 21 league goals
Turning point: United were 2-0 down at West Ham on 2 April, but roared back with four second-half goals to stay in the driving seat at the top of the table.
Party time: 14 May 2011, Ewood Park, Blackburn 1-1 United. The Reds secured the point needed to become the most successful English league team with 19 titles.
2012/13
Glory story: Spurred on by the heartbreak of losing the title in the dying seconds of the 2011/12 campaign and with the addition of one RvP to the squad, the Reds came back with a vengeance to secure a 20th title triumph... and with four games to spare.
Top gun: Robin van Persie, 25 league goals
Turning point: Last-minute victories at City and at home to Newcastle in December were important, but the second weekend in February when City lost at Southampton and United beat Everton (the team Sir Alex claimed we'd thrown the title away against the previous campaign) put the Reds 12 points clear and well in control of the title race.
Party time: 22 April 2013, Old Trafford, United 3-0 Villa. A first-half Robin van Persie hat-trick - the second goal of which was an absolute gem - secured the three points needed to seal title glory.
Source: manutd
Tuesday, May 07, 2013
Gerrymandering
In the
process of setting electoral districts,gerrymandering is
a practice that attempts to establish a political advantage for a particular
party or group by manipulating district boundaries to create partisan
advantaged districts. The resulting district is known as a gerrymander (/ˈɡɛrimændər/, alt. /ˈdʒɛriˌmændər/); however, that word
can also refer to the process. When used to allege that a given party is
gaining disproportionate power, the term gerrymandering has
negative connotations.
In
addition to its use achieving desired electoral results for a particular party,
gerrymandering may be used to help or hinder a particular demographic,
such as a political, ethnic, racial, linguistic, religious, or class group,
such as in U.S. federal voting district boundaries that produce a majority of
constituents representative of African-American or other racial minorities,
known as "majority-minority districts".
Source: Wikipedia
Monday, May 06, 2013
Janji pemimpin yang menang.. WAJIB DITEPATI
1. Menangani Kos Sara Hidup:
* Menambah BR1M sehingga RM1,200 untuk isi rumah dan RM600 untuk bujang dengan bantuan secara tahunan dikekalkan.
* Mempertingkatkan Baucar Buku 1Malaysia kepada RM300 dan Bantuan Persekolahan kepada RM150.
*
Menyemak semula Dasar Automotif Nasional bagi mengurangkan harga kereta
secara berperingkat antara 20 hingga 30 peratus serta meningkatkan daya
saing kereta nasional.
* Menambah bilangan Kedai Rakyat 1Malaysia.
* Memperkenalkan produk 1Malaysia di stesen minyak dan pasar raya besar.
* Membuka Klinik 1Malaysia di dalam kawasan komuniti padat penduduk.
* Menyediakan lebih banyak Pusat Jagaan Harian 1Malaysia untuk ibubapa bekerja.
* Menurunkan yuran jalur lebar sekurang-kurangnya 20 peratus dengan jaminan bandwidth internet.
* Melaksanakan dasar 1Negara 1Harga bagi barangan keperluan asas.
* Memperkenalkan lebih banyak produk 1Malaysia yang digerakkan oleh GLC dan sektor swasta.
2. Meningkatkan Kehidupan Warga Bandar:
*
Menstruktur semula kerajaan termasuk mewujudkan kementerian baharu
seiring dengan anjakan corak demografi bandar di negara ini dan
menangani cabaran sosial dan ekonomi bandar.
* Menambah perwakilan pertubuhan bukan kerajaan (NGO) dan masyarakat awam dalam kerajaan tempatan.
* Memulihkan semula rumah kos rendah dan flat di bandar-bandar.
* Mengambil alih penyelenggaraan prasarana perumahan awam.
* Menyediakan perumahan awam berkualiti khusus untuk generasi muda yang mencari kerja.
* Membina kemudahan dan kawasan rekreasi bagi meningkatkan kualiti hidup di bandar.
* Memastikan kemudahan pendidikan, latihan dan perkhidmatan kesihatan.
* Menambah baik rangkaian pengangkutan antara bandar dan penempatan.
* Membuka lebih banyak Anjung Singgah (pusat perlindungan sementara untuk golongan gelandangan) di kawasan yang diperlukan.
3. Menyediakan Rumah Mampu Milik:
* Membina 1,000,000 buah rumah mampu milik – digerakkan oleh sektor awam dan swasta – termasuk 500,000 buah rumah PR1MA.
* Memastikan harga rumah PR1MA sekurang-kurangnya 20 peratus di bawah harga pasaran.
* Memperkenalkan skim sewa dan milik untuk projek perumahan kerajaan.
* Memulihkan semula projek perumahan terbengkalai untuk melindungi pembeli rumah.
* Mengambil alih penyelenggaraan semua Projek Perumahan Awam.
* Membantu pemilik rumah berpendapatan rendah dan miskin untuk memperbaiki rumah mereka.
* Menggantikan kawasan setinggan dengan kawasan perumahan tetap yang selesa.
* Memperbaiki perumahan estet dan menyediakan rumah untuk bekas pekerja estet melalui perkongsian kerajaan-estet.
* Memansuhkan yuran setem untuk pembelian rumah pertama berharga di bawah RM400,000.
4. Peluang Mendapat Perkhidmatan Kesihatan Berkualiti:
* Membangunkan sistem nasional yang akan menyediakan akses penjagaan kesihatan yang berkualiti kepada semua rakyat.
*
Menubuhkan Pusat Kanser dan Pusat Jantung di hospital-hospital utama di
setiap zon – Utara, Selatan, Timur di Semenanjung, Sabah dan Sarawak.
* Mewujudkan kemudahan awam untuk rawatan dialisis buah pinggang di setiap kawasan penduduk berkepadatan tinggi.
*
Melaksanakan sistem kad prihatin kepada rakyat Malaysia yang memerlukan
bagi membolehkan mereka mendapat diskaun harga untuk ubat-ubatan
tertentu.
* Memperkenalkan sistem sokongan kepada rumah penjagaan untuk golongan warga tua dan mereka yang menghidap sakit kronik.
5. Ke Arah Kecekapan Terhebat Pengangkutan Awam:
*
Mengembangkan perkhidmatan sistem bas Rapid ke setiap ibu negeri yang
lengkap dengan kemudahan untuk golongan berumur dan kurang upaya.
* Terus memperluaskan sistem rel, MRT, LRT dan komuter.
* Membina terminal bas, rel, dan teksi bersepadu di semua pekan dan bandar.
* Menyusun semula laluan bas untuk memastikan perkhidmatan yang lebih cekap dan memudahkan rakyat.
* Meningkatkan jumlah permit teksi individu.
* Melaksanakan rangkaian rel berkelajuan tinggi dan memperluaskan sistem landasan kereta api berkembar.
6. Pembangunan Infrastruktur Bertaraf Dunia dan Transformasi Luar Bandar:
* Memperbanyakkan lorong dan susur keluar Lebuh Raya Utara-Selatan.
* Membina 2,300km Lebuh Raya Pan Borneo bermula dari Semantan di Sarawak hingga ke Serudong di Sabah.
* Menyambung Lebuh Raya Pantai Timur dari Kuala Krai-Kota Bharu dan Gambang-Segamat.
* Membina Lebuh Raya Pantai Barat baharu dari Banting-Taiping.
* Mengurangkan bayaran tol antara bandar secara berperingkat.
*
Melaksanakan konsep Kampung Abad ke-21 bagi melonjak transformasi luar
bandar dan membawa komuniti berkenaan ke dalam pembangunan arus perdana.
*
Membina 6,300km lagi jalan raya berturap di Semenanjung Malaysia,
2,500km di Sabah dan 2,800km di Sarawak yang memberi faedah kepada
kira-kira 3.3 juta penduduk.
* Menyelesaikan masalah bekalan air terawat di Selangor, Wilayah Persekutuan dan Kelantan.
* Memperluaskan bekalan air bersih untuk 320,000 rumah lagi di seluruh negara.
*
Mempertingkatkan bekalan tenaga elektrik kepada 6,000 rumah lagi di
Semenanjung, 60,000 rumah di Sabah dan 80,000 rumah di Sarawak.
*
Menggalakkan pembekal perkhidmatan telekomunikasi untuk memastikan
kualiti perkhidmatan telefon bergerak dan liputan memuaskan di seluruh
negara.
7. Membina Ekonomi Mapan, Dinamik dan Inovatif:
*
Menarik pelaburan bernilai RM1.3 trilion dan mencipta 3.3 juta peluang
kerja baharu dengan 2 juta daripadanya dalam sektor berpendapatan
tinggi.
* Mencapai pendapatan per kapita AS$15,000 (RM45,000) menjelang 2020.
* Menyediakan insentif khas untuk perniagaan inovatif dan kreatif bagi menjana lebih banyak pekerjaan dan kejayaan.
*
Melaksanakan dasar yang adil dan saksama kepada semua kaum di Malaysia
termasuk dasar menyokong pertumbuhan, penglibatan besar-besaran sektor
swasta dan pembangunan pasaran modal.
*
Mempertingkatkan agenda Bumiputera termasuk Bumiputera di Sabah dan
Sarawak menerusi penyediaan peluang-peluang perniagaan, ekosistem yang
kukuh (misalnya kemudahan pinjaman dan latihan) dan sokongan institusi.
*
Bekerjasama dengan kerajaan-kerajaan negeri bagi menyediakan lebih
banyak tanah dan meningkatkan produktiviti tanah sedia ada untuk
meningkatkan pengeluaran makanan dan ternakan.
*
Membuat pembaharuan dalam struktur cukai sedia ada ke arah sistem
percukaian yang lebih terbuka serta mengurangkan cukai individu dan
korporat secara berperingkat.
* Meneruskan
bayaran tunai khas dan pemberian dana untuk perbelanjaan operasi dan
pembangunan sehingga melebihi 20 peratus daripada perolehan minyak dan
gas kepada Sabah, Sarawak, Terengganu, Kelantan dan Pahang.
*
Melaksanakan pelan transformasi SME dan melahirkan Syarikat Dagangan
Negara untuk meneroka pasaran antarabangsa bagi produk SME.
* Melahirkan lebih banyak juara di peringkat serantau dan global dalam kalangan masyarakat Malaysia.
*
Memastikan GLC terus membantu pembangunan usahawan melalui pemindahan
pegangan bukan strategik GLC dan memperhebatkan program penyumberan luar
kepada syarikat Bumiputera.
* Menyediakan dana
saham amanah RM500 juta untuk meningkatkan pegangan ekuiti komuniti
India kepada sekurang-kurangnya 3 peratus.
* Menubuhkan sebuah Unit Khas bagi memastikan kejayaan pelaksanaan dasar untuk mempertingkatkan kehidupan masyarakat India.
*
Meningkatkan akses kredit mikro untuk semua rakyat Malaysia, termasuk
RM100 juta diperuntukkan kepada penjaja dan peniaga kecil.
8. Membina Kecemerlangan Pendidikan Negara:
*
Membawa Malaysia ke tahap ‘kategori tiga teratas’ dalam sistem
pendidikan terbaik dunia dengan memperbaiki kualiti sekolah kebangsaan.
*
Memperbaiki penguasaan Bahasa Malaysia dan Inggeris dalam kalangan
pelajar dari tahap prasekolah, dan menjadikan bahasa Inggeris sebagai
mata pelajaran wajib lulus di peringkat SPM di semua sekolah.
* Memperbaiki akses untuk pendidikan berkualiti bagi komuniti kecil dan kawasan luar bandar terutama Sabah dan Sarawak.
* Menyediakan lebih banyak biasiswa berdasarkan merit dengan peruntukan khas kepada komuniti yang kurang bernasib baik.
*
Meneruskan peruntukan khas kepada semua jenis sekolah termasuk Sekolah
Kebangsaan, Sekolah Jenis Kebangsaan Cina, Sekolah Jenis Kebangsaan
Tamil, Sekolah Agama Bantuan Kerajaan, Maktab Rendah Sains MARA, Sekolah
Berasrama Penuh dan sekolah mubaligh.
* Mengembangkan persekolahan satu sesi.
* Merombak institut-institut perguruan dan menaikkan syarat pengambilan guru pelatih.
* Memperkenalkan sistem pembelajaran dan pengajaran yang mudah bagi Bahasa Malaysia di sekolah Cina dan Tamil.
* Membina lebih banyak sekolah, meliputi semua jenis sekolah, di kawasan yang mempunyai permintaan tinggi.
*
Mempertingkatkan prestasi mata pelajaran Matematik dan Sains, dan
membentuk kemahiran berfikir yang tinggi dalam kalangan pelajar.
* Menyediakan insentif kewangan sebanyak RM100,000 setahun kepada sekolah yang menawarkan kelas pendidikan khas.
*
Menukar status Sekolah Jenis Kebangsaan Tamil kepada sekolah bantuan
penuh kerajaan jika sekolah berkenaan ingin berbuat demikian.
* Berikirar menyediakan makmal ICT di sekolah-sekolah yang memerlukannya.
* Mentransformasikan sekolah vokasional menjadi kolej dan menambah kemasukan pelajar sebanyak 20 peratus.
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