tuan… saya urg melayu telah beri sokongan d mana seluruh keluarga kami d parlimen sedang tlh mengundi DAP pd PRU lps. d perak saya percaya urg2 melayu juga yg terdiri urg2 pas dan pkr tlh mengundi DAP . that y DAP menang byk kerusi d perak atas sokongan ini.

saya sedikit keciwa dgn kenyataan tuan.. semalam kita ( wakil DAP, PAS dan PKR) telah bersetuju utk menerima sapa saje yg d pilih oleh sultan drpd 3 senarai nama itu…

tuhan yg maha kuasa telah menguji gabungan kita . seharusnya kita selesaikan dgn bijak.. tuan mengatakan yg DAP keciwa dgn keputusan sultan itu dan x akan menghadiri msjlis angkat sumpah.. kenyataan tuan sedikit sebanyak akan memberi kesan kpd myrkt melayu beragama islam.. ini juga akan d manupulasikan oleh media perdana dan kesan nya amat buruk kpd gabungan kita ..

kita ingin membina BANGSA MALAYSIA .. plz…seharusnya tuan memperkukuhkan keyakinan msyrkt melayu.. sekian…

Everybody is covering everybody’s ass. Equate him “Justice Tau Fu Fa” or “Justice Kena Ta Pao” perhaps.

There’s a true story where a famous artist from china who display his work in KL and shows a portrait of Tun Ling for just one day and the artist quickly took it out from the display as the visitors spit on his portrait !!!! Thats what we chinese said ` Wei chau Mann nei’

Food for thoughts.

>>… Husam said something about the BN calon not signing the nomination form.

>If the BN calon is disqualified, then PAS will win a seat — not sure if it’s Husam’s seat.

>> Same thing with Nik Aziz’s opponent in Pengkalan Pasir.
But his press secretary said that the SPR (Elections Commission) overruled that and Nik Aziz has to “lawan (fight)”.

SPR double standard.

So obvious SPR dirty trick seen by all.

To help & beg & remind BN calon “to sign later” unto the earlier blank nomination forms after nominations closed at 10am ?

Pas Legal advisers should remember to file a ‘writ of motion’ in Election High court tomorrow to disqualify the 2 BN calons.

“the SPR (Elections Commission) overruled that ” should be punished under the election ACt.

Many more BN dirty tricks coming in days to come.

>> BN candidate for Titiwangsa parliamentary seat didnt have stamping on his form. PAS lodged complaint to returning officer as the ruling required such stamping. However the protest was turn down with reason given that he had just received verbal instruction that stamping requirement is no more mandotory.

>>What a dirty trick – they imposed it as eleventh hour on last thursday with hope that opposition candidates from east coast and northern states will be disqualified!

>>> But when their candidate got caught, they immediately change the ruling!

Round 2: Barisan Rakyat (BR) won again..

…

>> “SPR berbuat demikian untuk membantu calon BN khususnya Umno Terengganu yang menghadapi masalah pemilihan calon,” katanya.

>>> “Kami (PAS) hanya mendapat tahu pemansuhan bayaran tersebut kira-kira jam 5 pagi tadi,” katanya, dalam sidang media selepas proses penamaan calon di Pejabat Tanah dan Daerah Marang hari ini.

Look at Labis Johor, another case of imprudence on the party concerned, and then PJU and DU, Kelana Jaya.

How pathetic are we???

Isn’t duties exempted for statutory declaration made pursuant
to 1st Schedule Para 2(ix) of the Stamp Act?

Who got copy of Stamp Act ?

Can someone refer to th Stamp Act on ‘exemptions’.

Seek lawyers’s help at this last hours is chasing after the wind ?

>He said,’ Dunno, it’s under Election Commission Act ‘.

…. excepts below worth reading..

LittleBird Says:

Today at 20: 05.07 (2 hours ago)
I am repeating what I posted in the other blogs.

Re: Outrage over new stamp duty rule http://www.malaysiakini.com/news/78450

Isn’t duties exempted for statutory declaration made pursuant to 1st
Schedule Para 2(ix) of the Stamp Act?

Just my two sens
[...]

Friday February 22, 2008
Declaration stamp a must, says EC PUTRAJAYA: For the first time, all candidates submitting their nomination papers must have the accompanying statutory declaration stamped, or risk having the papers rejected.

Election Commission (EC) secretary Datuk Kamaruzaman Mohd Noor advised candidates to comply with this regulation, as statutory declarations are not exempt from stamp duty under the Stamp Act and the Election Regulations.

“The Election Commission wishes to announce that under Regulation 6(2A)(c) of the Election Regulation (Conduct of Elections) 1981, the returning officer can reject the nomination papers of a candidate if the statutory declaration (Form 5 or 5A) that is attached to it does not adhere to Regulation 4(7) Election Regulation (Conduct of Elections) 1981,” he said.

Kamaruzaman said the duty stamp can be purchased at any Pos Malaysia counter for RM10, or they could get the form franked at any Inland Revenue Board office or service centre.

He said duty stamps purchased from Pos Malaysia could be validated at any of the 128 district offices nationwide.

“The Inland Revenue Board has agreed to cooperate with the Election Commission by keeping its offices and service centres nationwide open till 6pm on Saturday to facilitate the franking of candidates’ forms before nomination day,” he said.

Kamaruzaman said this was the first time the EC was imposing this regulation even though it has been in existence since 1981.

PUTRAJAYA, Feb 22 (Bernama) — Election candidates submitting nomination papers for parliamentary and state seats on Sunday can have their statutory declarations stamped by commissioners for oaths, Election Commission (EC) secretary Datuk Kamaruzaman Mohd Noor said.

The EC had announced yesterday that election candidates would be required to submit stamp duty-paid statutory declarations with their nomination papers.

The RM10 stamp and can be bought at post offices nationwide and can be stamped at any Inland Revenue Board (IRB) stamp duty branch offices or IRB service centres as well as at the 128 district offices nationwide, he said in a statement.

To accommodate this requirement, the IRB stamp duty branch offices and service centres will be open up to 6pm on Saturday.

– BERNAMA

Ling will loose in Gopeng.

But even if little Ling picks up RM50 every hour since his birth, he can only collect 50 x 24 hour x 365 days x 27 years = 11,826,000 less than 12 MILLION.

Extending this to RM50 every MINUTE, total is only 709 MILLION.