YB Kit Siang, time to move into Indian areas to reveal the truth.Act fast before BN/MIC and their state agents neutralise the Indians.

A success or failure of a leader is measured by what improvement he has brought to his community. When we say Indians are 50 years behind. That’s means (for those who have brain to thinks…MIC excluded from these brain people) our social economic condition compares to the other community is 50 years behind.

For those in MIC (which have low level of intelligent) this example would be simple enought for their brain to do the analysis. 50 years ago you can only afford to ride bicycle and the majority of the other races also can afford to ride bicycle. This means, we are in par with the other races in term of social economics. 50 years later, majority of Indians can now afford motorcycle, therefore MIC can boost that current Indians are better condition than Indians 50 years ago that ride bicycle. But when the other races in majority can afford cars and yet majority Indians can only afford motorcycle, than we are behind in term of social economic compare with other races. We used to be on par with other races, now we are far behind other races.

That’s means we are 50 YEARS BEHIND.

The Malays draw strength from their sense of political hegemony, a concept which has gone unchallenged for decades. If they feel Malay political hegemony is threatened, their feeling of security is violated. Real or fictitious, true or false, wrong or right that premise may be, it does not matter. Politics is all about perception.

I’m not referring to that kind of security.

Our government vips has a long history of allegiance switching in the past. For example, when Dr. Mahathir gave up power, almost 100% of his trusted liutenants switch their support over night to our sleeping pm, ABB. So if the opposition party wins the next election and put a dog as a prime minister, I am sure all the greedy BN supporters would switch their support to the dog pm. They have to take care of their lavish lifestyle perpetrated by BN. Only way out is to obey the dog and hope that their position and salary remains intact. The BN turncoats will start to register to join PKR etc. All they want is money and power.

The voters should not be concerned if the opposition come into power. There is nothing to lose. An 2000 years old Chinese saying: “If the law is successfully enforced, even a weak ruler will be strong”.

While controversy surrounds the poorly thought out acts of certain Ministers and key individuals within the government, they provide fuel to opposition politicians who are quick to exploit them.

Translated politically this probably means votes that could have gone to PKR are now going to UMNO – not because they feel comfortable with the present batch of self-serving corrupt politicians within UMNO but because they have been made to feel that when it comes to security a party like PKR would not be able to deliver.

Anybody who is anybody in UMNO must hold the position of UMNO Youth leader, and then hold the Education portfolio. These are the training grounds for candidates to be considered PM material. There are exceptions of course. But we are reminded of how the likes of Harun Idris ( until he was stopped by charges of corruption) , Mahathir and Musa Hitam all of whom were considered Malay ultras and they rose to the apex of their political careers. But once they rose to become PM or deputy PM they feel they need to moderate their views and moderated their views they did when they sought instead to unite all Malaysians.

Could Hishamuddin and those like him, stick to the straight and narrow on his way up? One thing for sure. They’d have to.

I feel very uncomfortable with Hishamuddin – he is very likely to be future PM! But see his keris waving act, threat to Gerakan, once stopping building new SRJK school when he’s only a Education Minister… What will he do later when he is PM?

With Islamisation creeping, Malaysia will be rapidly following middle-eastern ways of life. Intolerance, extremism, fanatism are on the rise.

I believe the Chinese & Indians will now vote for a change – vote DAP or PKR only as a vote for BN or PAS will only lead to further Islamisation of Malaysia and a bleak future of our generation.

From the high “Undi Rosak” in BN-PAS area shows that some people (Indians & Chinese) don’t want these parties here…

i though there is a serial number attached to each ballot slip… it’s not a secret as they able to track who u voted, correct me if I am wrong pls.
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Yes there is serial number in the ballot slip but I don’t remember they keep track of who is given which number. I suppose the serial number is for control purposes to tally the number of slips issued.

Maybe anyone who had observed the process closely or those who work for EC can clarify.

YB, it would be good to inform and remind the rakyat what the oppositions particularly DAP plan to do for the people if elected. This must include the National and International level in matters concerning political-socio-economic of the nation building.

YB, we have the people and we have the resources. I am sure any fair opposition can do a better job than the current BN-led govn.

God bless and God speed

In reality, the reason is obvious: the Indinas are fed up to the teeth; and will not be given another ride.

So, be prepared for wash-out at the polls!

S. H. Huang

The people in Msia should know by now that the government is independent of the political party , be it UMNO or PAS or DAP. Only lazy and corrupt government servants fear voting for the opposition. They probably got their high positions through cronism. Hard working and deserving government servant should not worry about voting the government out. No one knows your vote anyway, so don’t be a chicken. Make a stand and be counted.