国阵也担心国会议员跳槽？

这几天除了接获很多州候选人的拉票短讯外，也接获一些916的谣言短讯，其中一则是在今天下午接获，且最为难以置信，也可能是国安部长所指的谣言短讯。因此希望各位访客不要互传，以免制造社会不安。内容如下：

05/09 Sabah& Sarawak MPs Join PKR.
06/09 All Compo parties except MCA & MIC leave BN.
08/09 5 minister resign.
12/09 Media anounce
15/09 Anwar meets King 2 discuss cabinet lineup
16/09 Anwar sworn in as PM

我很少看英文报，刚巧友人说起今天星报有一遍也是关系到国会议员动向的报道，只好从网上转载。

Barisan reps asked to hand in passports for study trip
By SIM LEOI LEOI

PUTRAJAYA: Barisan Nasional MPs have been asked to submit their passports for an overseas study trip ahead of Sept 16, the date that is being bandied about for supposed defections to take place.

Backbenchers Club chairman Datuk Seri Tiong King Sing said the trip was the brainchild of the club but rejected suggestions that it was organised because of the Sept 16 claim.

“The trip came about after a few of our members got talking. We wanted MPs to update themselves with the latest information about agriculture and high-tech food production so that we can debate better on the Budget when Parliament sits again in October.

“This is the best time for the trip although it is the fasting month because after that, Hari Raya celebrations begin and Parliament will meet again,” he told The Star here yesterday.
Opposition Leader Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim has been claiming that his plan to topple the Barisan government by Sept 16 was on track. He claimed that some 30 Barisan MPs, particularly from Sabah and Sarawak, were ready to defect.

It is understood that the trip, said to take place between Sept 7 and Sept 19, will be open to all MPs, especially those whose constituencies have agricultural concerns, and not just MPs from Sabah and Sarawak, said to be targets of PKR.
Tiong, the Bintulu MP, maintained that the trip “had nothing to do with Sept 16”, saying it was only natural to ask MPs to submit their passports for the purpose of visa applications and ticket bookings.
He said the club had not finalised how many MPs would be going on the trip or the actual date.
“We haven’t also decided on the destination country. You know me, I only like to announce something when all the details have been confirmed,” he said.
He stressed that it was not an “overseas retreat” but a study trip for MPs.
Deputy Backbenchers Club chairman Datuk Bung Mokhtar Radin also confirmed there was such a trip to explore agricultural technology.
“Probably, the trip will be over this weekend. But we have not decided how many MPs will be participating,” the Kinabatangan MP said.

Kapit MP Alexander Nanta Linggi said he had been asked by fellow MPs from Sarawak if “he was available”.

“I told them that I was going on a trip with (Plantation Industries and Commodities) Minister Datuk Peter Chin Fah Kui on his palm oil campaign mission overseas to London and Belgium. They left it at that.”

Kimanis MP Datuk Anifah Aman and Muar MP Razali Ibrahim said they had not been contacted by anybody on the proposed trip.

“I don’t know anything. I’ve been in my constituency the whole day and Parliament has not asked for my passport,” said Anifah, who is known for his vocal views during debate in Dewan Rakyat.

Pasik Salak MP Datuk Tajuddin Abdul Rahman also denied being asked to go for the trip.
“What trip? I was not approached for this,” he added.

可能这两个资讯联合起来会是一个故事吗？阵也担心国会议员跳槽？我始终认为谣言止于智者，今天没有国会议员跳槽就证明短讯使谣言，不要轻易听信，要换政府没有必要制造社会的不安，这样的行径有必要加以谴责！