LKS GE Campaign Programme
Friday 7/3/08
(1) Ceramah in Kampar (8pm)
Venue: DAP Kampar Centre
(Contact: 016-5960131)
(2) Ceramah in Buntong (9.30pm)
Venue: Along Jalan Sg Pari (Near roundabout)
(Contact: Suguna 016 5621986)
(3) Ceramah in Ipoh Timur Operation Centre, Ipoh (11pm)
(Contact: 05- 2533096)
Earlier Programme:
Friday 29/2/08
(1) Ceramah in Kampar (8pm)
(2) Ceramah in Teluk Intan (9.20pm)
(3) Ceramah in Ipoh Chin Woo Hall (11.30pm)
Saturday 1/3/08
1. Kota Kinabalu lunchtime ceramah (11.30 am – 1 pm)
Venue: Gaya Seafood Restaurant, Inanam
(contact Dr. Hiew 019 - 8809987)
2. Ceramah at night at Sandakan
Venue: Yuan Secondary School Hall, Mile 4, North Road, Sandakan
(contact Chelvam 0122470892)
Sunday, 2/3/08
1. Tawau breakfast ceramah (6 am – 8 am),
Venue: (i) 6 am - Pasar Tamu, Jalan Apas/Jalan Kuhara (ii) 7.30 - Sin Onn Market, Jalan Sin Onn, Tawau
(Contact Jimmy 016 -8260108)
2 Ceramah at Bidor, Perak (8 pm)
Venue: Simpang Empat, Kg Baru, Bidor
(Contact Ramani 012-2782062)
3. Ceramah at Buntong, Ipoh (9.30pm)
Venue: Teluk Kurin, Padang Buntong, Ipoh
(Contact Suguna 016-5621986)
4.Ceramah at Ipoh Timur (11pm)
Venue: IT Elections Ops Centre, Jalan Kampar
(Contact: 05-2533096)
Monday 3/3/08
(1) Whistlestop visits to Johor:
1. 9.30am – 10.00am Senai (019 7122412)
2. 10.30am – 11.15pm Skudai (012 7205909)
3. 11.45am - 12.15pm Stulang (012 7778796)
4. 1.30pm – 2.00pm Yong Peng (012 7687758)
4. 2pm – 2.45pm Labis (012 7371058)
5. 4.00pm – 4.30pm Jementah (019 7251183)
6. 5.30pm – 6.00pm Bentayan (019 6568282)
(2) Ceramah in Kota Malacca 8 pm
Venue: DAP Melaka hq, 5 Jalan PM 1/1, Taman Pandan Mawar People’s Hall
(Contact: 06-3369354)
(3) Ceramah in Rasah 9.30 pm
Venue: Ming Kok Restaurant Car park, Era Walk, Seremban
(Contact Lee 019 6606947)
(4) Ceramah in Subang Jaya 11 pm
Venue: USJ 12/2 , 12/2F, 12/2E Padang
(Contact: 012 618 7643)
Tuesday 4/3/08
(1) Ceramah in Batu Gajah (8pm)
Venue: Batu Gajah Town Mei Seek Fong Coffee Shop (main road)
(2) Ceramah in Tebing Tinggi (9pm)
Venue: Wah San Coffee Shop, Jalan Bendahara, Ipoh
(Contact: Henry 016 4226762)
(3) Ceramah in Ipoh Barat (10pm)
Venue: Sze Chuan Restaurant, 30 Jln Kamarudin Isa, Fair Park, Ipoh
(Contact: Suguna 016 5621986)
(4) Ceramah in Kampung Simee (11pm)
Venue: DAP Kg Simee Centre (near market)
(Contact: 05-3233054)
Wednesday 5/3/08
NEW(1) Ceramah in Taman Connought, Taman Tun Razak (6.30pm)
Venue: Pasar Malam, Padang Taman Connought
(Contact: Azman 012 6633265)
(2) Ceramah in Teratai (8pm)
Venue: Cheras Indah Padang (opposite EON Bank & Tmn Maju Jaya)
(Contact 03-42951267)
(3) Ceramah in Bukit Bintang (9pm)
Venue: Hang Tuah Flat, KL
(Contact 03-2142 5835)
(4) Ceramah in Puchong (10pm)
Venue: Tanah Lapang, Jalan Helang 13, Bandar Puchong Jaya (opposite 7/11)
(Contact: 03-79836768)
(5) Ceramah in Klang (11pm)
Venue: Hin Hua school, Port Klang. (next to La Salle)
(Contact: 016 626 7797)
Thursday 6/3/08
(1) Luncheon Talk in Teluk Intan (2pm)
Venue: SRJK San Min, Teluk Intan
(Contact: 012 5088681)
(2) Penang Programmes
8pm - Taman Indrawasih, Perai
9pm - Wolly Carpark, Raja Uda, Bagan
10pm - Han Jiang Field, Penang
February 28th, 2008 at 18: 01.17
Another election offence …?
SPR must follow the Law to the letter… no triple standards..
a) Political parties “cannot put†up any election paraphernalia in parliamentary and state constituencies where they do not have any candidates contesting.
b) EC secretary Datuk Kamaruzaman Mohd Nor said “only†parties with their candidates standing in the constituencies could put up the paraphernalia and distribute election materials.
1)Only Symbol †Dacing †was registered for legal use..
….Najib did not contest in Kepala Batas & Lembah Pantai (Bangsar).
….Why Najib face appear there & elsewhere.. ?
2) ….So file a complaint against Najib ….made a polis report..
…… as provided for under Section 24B(10) of the Election Offences Act 1954.
3) only “a Face “of candidate nominated can be displayed…
…..only Badawi photo can be displayed at Kepala Batas ….
>> By Law, Najib face, other BN big faces cannot be displayed at all .
Can Barisan Rakyat Legal Advisers check up with Registrar of society & Election Commission on these ?
Since 1984, no ‘big faces’ were ‘registered’ for use in all constituencies.
Syabas. Barisan Rakyat. VOTE for CHANGE.
…
February 28th, 2008 at 18: 11.07
Time to vote for Jeff Ooi and the Opposition. Exercise your right now!!
TAK NAK TO PETROL INFLATION
TAK NAK TO UNBEARABLE EVERYTHING INFLATION
TAK NAK TO HIGH CRIME
TAK NAK TO LINGAM SCANDAL
TAK NAK TO CHUA SOI LEK SCANDAL
TAK NAK TO CORRUPTION
TAK NAK TO NEPOTISM
TAK NAK TO ………….
http://www.geocities.com/matterofchoice2008/My_page.html
We need the check and balance for good governance.
Please do your part. Please call upon all friends and relatives to vote for the Opposition.
We need to send the right candidates to parliment to voice up for us.
Penang and Jelutong voters, we need more supports to reject BN parasites going into the Parliment.
February 28th, 2008 at 19: 11.24
Kota Melaka where you going to give ceramah Kit?
February 29th, 2008 at 08: 13.26
May the best man win…
February 29th, 2008 at 12: 22.24
Keep up the good work and hope that the support will be overwhelming and to give the candidates a moral boost.
February 29th, 2008 at 14: 29.44
Dear Kit Siang,
Thank you for working so hard for a better Malaysia. We will support you and your party!
February 29th, 2008 at 16: 33.50
can someone please assist me by giving me the dates for ceramahs held by PAS/Keadilan for Shah Alam areas. There’s only BN & PAS participating my area. Can someone help me with these dates esp. for kawasan Kota Raja (Taman Alam Megah). I am lost
February 29th, 2008 at 16: 57.41
Dear all, I know this may not be the right place to check, but I just want to know why Malaysia Today and Malaysiakini website can’t be accessed over the last few days. Can somebody please advise what happened? TQ.
February 29th, 2008 at 17: 16.48
YB Lim,
How about ceramah in Batu Kawan please?
We need to kick out outgoing CM Koh from Batu Kawan.
We have enough umno dogs in Parliment already!
We Malaysians love DAP!
February 29th, 2008 at 17: 20.23
Dear all,
Pls watch out for a repeat of Dr MM’s tactic at the last minute in the 1990 GE when everything points to Opposition on way to form a new Govt but he shed his tears on TV the nite before polling day and the distribution of Tg Razaleigh wearing the Kadazan head gear wit a cross. Overnite the tide turned back to the blues. AAB & BN may use such dirty tactics again. Its very heartening to read about so many comments shooting the mouthpiece of MCA/BN ie Datuk Wong Chun Wai who is trying to use Christianity to help fish for votes for BN. Shame on him….read abt it in Malaysia-Today.Net.
Shoot him further there and let him know he is outdated and for his own selfish needs, he writes nonsense everyday.
February 29th, 2008 at 17: 27.12
Dear all, before you vote please remember:
1. Keris mudin.
2. Bocor.
3. Close one eye.
4. Istana Zakaria
5. Ketuanan Melayu.
6. Malaysia is an Islamic state.
7. Kalau tak suka boleh keluar.
8. Its look like me , sound like me.
9. KJ (SIR)
10. NEP.
Vote wisely, vote for a better future, we want change not reinventing, vote for DAP, PKR, PAS.
WE LOVE DAP!
February 29th, 2008 at 17: 31.05
WTF, buffoon who failed stats in U now so good in Maths!
http://maverickysm.blogspot.com/2008/02/do-your-math-said-economic-dropout.html
February 29th, 2008 at 17: 36.04
Another Malaysia Boleh for Guiness Book of Records— there are 8,666 voters who are more than 100 years old in the country.
Sabah has the highest number, 2,096, followed by Sarawak (1,458), Johor (976), Perak (959), Selangor (549), Penang (442), Pahang (397), Federal Territory (367), Kedah (356), Negri Sembilan (328), Kelantan (249), Malacca (233), Terengganu (150), Perlis (60) and Labuan (46).
The most number of centarians in the whole wide world!
http://www.nst.com.my/Current_News/NST/Friday/National/2172537/Article/index_html
February 29th, 2008 at 17: 43.19
Malaysian Politics 101: What to do when encountering a BN candidate
1. When a BN candidate meets you, say in a kopitiam or market, don’t avoid him.
2. It’s OK to shake his hand.
3. Just say you will vote for BN and demand an ‘ang pow’ or sewing machine, if you like.
4. If he gives you the ‘ang pow’, open it and check how much. (If possible, record it: photograph or video.) Then you say loudly so that all around you can hear: “Aiyah, so little money one! Need more money lah.â€
Pocket the money so that you can donate it to DAP/PKR/PAS later.
5. Then ask the BN candidate: What do you think, can we trust AAB as our PM? Is AAB a liar? Why did AAB lie to the world about the dissolution of the last parliament? Do you agree with the decision for police to use water cannon and tear gas against unarmed citizens who wish to have a peaceful public rally? etc. etc.
6. Finally, say goodbye to the BN candidate and tell him that after talking with him, you prefer to vote for CHANGE and will be voting for DAP/PKR/PAS.
Malaysian Politics 101: What to do when encountering a BN candidate
February 29th, 2008 at 17: 58.49
Malaysian Indian Congress chief Samy Vellu had to cut his rally short after he was nearly accosted by more than 10 supporters of the Hindu Rights Action Force (Hindraf) on Tuesday….Despite the presence of 50 police officers, several of the protesters managed to break through Mr Samy Vellu’s security detail.
http://the-malaysian.blogspot.com/2008/02/samy-vellu-flees-from-protesters.html
February 29th, 2008 at 18: 08.06
MCA and Gerakan should merge and rename their new party as the “New Economic Policy” Party. That is to say, the members of that new party support the New Economic Policy of umno
February 29th, 2008 at 18: 12.30
Dr Mamak talked about the general election:
There are of course a lot of negative things that are not in the report card. For example, lots of money is being lost, the prestige of the nation has gone down and the fact is a lot of people cannot find work or business in the country. They have to go elsewhere.
Islam Hadhari has caused a lot of confusion. There is only one Islam and now they are told that they are followers of Islam Hadhari or modern Islam as if it is a new religion. With regards to the new development corridors, they are just announcements. Nothing has happened on the ground. The amount of money involved is fantastic. It goes into trillions of ringgit and it will happen over a period of maybe 10 to 20 years. So, these are promises. Anybody can make a promise.
http://www.todayonline.com/articles/240024.asp
February 29th, 2008 at 18: 50.24
This Dato cwWong bloke has no self respect, he would condemn some small corruptions but when his BOSSES are involved he never open his stinking mouth to say anything. A man with no conscience should just shut-up and pray for bosses, instead of trying to pretend that he has got principle. Well you have no principle and your comments are not wanted as they are full of pretences. It is not worth the paper you write upon. For an ‘EDUCATED” A>>>H>>>, and an Editor, you are a shame to the Chinese Community. Don’t pretend that you have anything good to contribute to the Malaysian society!!
February 29th, 2008 at 19: 04.41
It’s unfathomable that MCA, MIC, Gerakan, and other mosquito parties within BN are willing to be running dogs and lap dogs serving Umno - when Umnoputras can’t stand dogs and shove them away with brooms.
February 29th, 2008 at 21: 31.29
The website has a lot of great stuff for campaign
http://www.bahankempen.com/
February 29th, 2008 at 21: 35.16
Starting next week, watch out the BN will start announcing goodies to swing the voters.
DON”T BE TRAPPED.
BN give, just accept, BUT Still vote for Barisan RAKYAT
Sources revealed that BN will announce re-opening ofthe controversial SRJK (C) Damansara which have been closed few year ago.
Government staff- more goodies may be announce, eg, immediate bonus
February 29th, 2008 at 21: 55.49
Dear Penangites,
Don’t miss the biggest ceramah, combine Parti Keadilan Rakyat & DAP on 1/3 (sat) 7.45 pm at Han C hiang indoor stadium. Speaker: Dato Anwar Idrahim, Lim Guan Eng, Jeff Ooi and others.
LETS BRING OUT THE FIRE WORK!!!
February 29th, 2008 at 22: 38.33
Advise DAP to upload the Ceramah Video in DAP blog as what have uploaded by PKR in DSAI Blog.
February 29th, 2008 at 22: 46.10
Price of Petrol RON 97 Price of Toyota Vios 1.5E
Malaysia RM1.92 / liter RM78,700
Indonesia RM2.31 / liter RM64,000
Thailand RM2.49 / liter RM60,000
With petrol comsumption of 150 liters / months for 5 years or 60 months the total petrol cost is as follows :-
Malaysia RM 17,280
Indonesia RM 20,790
Thailand RM 22,410
February 29th, 2008 at 22: 49.18
Total cost of vehicle and petrol
Malaysia RM95,980
Indonesia RM84,811
Thailand RM82,410
Now, Who is being ripped off in term of total cost .
We are being ripped off again by BN government.
February 29th, 2008 at 22: 49.32
DAP Ceramah
February 29th, 2008 at 23: 05.09
If the ceramah of BN at Klang this evening is anything to go by, it is obvious that they are bankrupt of any new ideas. With food provided for some 2,000 ppl, more than half are children brought in by their parents for a free makan. A large portion of the time is used by the local singers done at maximum amplification to distrub the peace of the night. All I heard was, AAB would take care of our interests and that DAP could not deliver what they had promised!! No substance, No agenda! just plain pleading for the votes!! I wonder, if even 10% of those who attended listen to them! In fact I told one of the attendees that the meals has been paid by the Port Klang Free Zone Authority!! So please enjoy it. It is your money anyway!
February 29th, 2008 at 23: 19.31
I read this from Smith: http://mrsmith2@blogspot.com
Response to Wong Chun Wai - Why Christians prefer to vote for PAS, not BN.
Dear Mr. Wong Chun Wai, ( I know he is a Datuk, so what?)
I refer to your commentary in The Star (29 Feb 2008) in which you wrote:
“ I hear church groups telling their congregation to vote anything opposition including PAS, which is simply naïve and emotional. Whatever the flaws of the system, it still works, despite some occasional hitches,†said one Penang Barisan leader.
Why didn’t you name that Penang Barisan leader? Because this quote is your personal view. Writers like you, who are de facto press secretaries of the MCA, write your views and attribute them to some sources or political analysts. Please lah, don’t mock at our intelligence!
Mr Wong, a flawed system doesn’t work!!! If it is flawed, it is flawed. How can it work?
I understand you are a Christian but I wonder how much you understand the Gospels or the very life of Jesus Christ and what he stood for.
Our Lord would not have been crucified had he accepted “the flaws of the system†of His times. He never asked his people to close their eyes to the “flaws of the system†and instead focus on development , personal comfort, bank accounts and roads.
He stood up against the corrupt leaders who were fleecing the people. He condemned them as dead man’s tombs, hypocrites, vipers etc ( please read Matthew 23). The entire chapter is condemnation of the corrupt leaders of the Law.
How could one who professes to be a Christian choose to prop up a regime that is utterly corrupt and immoral? How could a Christian vote for candidates who are unwilling to defend the rights of his religion? How could a Christian support a regime that denies the weak non-Muslim to seek redress in any court of law?
What is your take on abuse of power, the dismantling of the Judiciary, the corrupt government leaders who inflate their bank accounts with money that belongs to the people? What is your stand on the confiscation of Christian literature and the Bible or the banning of the term “Allah†(mind you, this was approved by the Cabinet of which MCA Ministers are members)
Aren’t all these precursors of more frightening things to come? Have you thought what awaits your children’s future if this trend continues?
What is your stand on the creeping Islamization of the country and the utter subservience of the MCA that you represent, to its political masters, UMNO?
Why should I give my vote to a MCA or Gerakan Chinese who will not defend my religious rights? A good MCA leader who cannot defend my rights is of no use to me.
As a Christian, should we be more concerned about Truth, Freedom, Justice, good governance, honesty and righteousness than bread and butter issues or clogged drains and tarred roads?.
Shouldn’t a Christian stand up for the poor, the oppressed and the marginalized. (Please read Matthew 6).
UMNO has done more damage to my religious rights than PAS. It is UMNO which is snatching away dead bodies, not PAS. It is UMNO which is separating children from parents and husbands from their wives, not PAS. It is UMNO that threatened us with the keris, not PAS.
Therefore it is not “naïve or emotional†for a Christian to give his/her vote to PAS against the apartheid inclined regime that is racist and utterly devoid of honestly and morality.
The government has to earn that Christian vote. It is not given free of charge. Sir, there is such a thing as protest vote. Thank You.
NOTE TO CHRISTIANS: If you are Christian and has never registered as a voter or has never voted in your life, shame on you. You are an irresponsible Christian and citizen. (Give to Caesar what is Caesar’s and to God what is God’s).
A good Christian is a responsible citizen.
February 29th, 2008 at 23: 48.11
Highly unlikely Christians will swing to opposition when their higher authorities the NECF and CCM are so afraid to offend UMNO. They take great pride in sleeping with the MCA running dogs. They even condemned the HINDRAF and BERSIH rallies.
Christians are mostly pious people who will swing where their churches want them to swing.
And many churches have been infiltrated by BN goons.
Sad.
I will take back my words if and when the NECF and CCM show some guts. And i will eat humble pie if there is a swing of Christian votes to the opposition…….
http://unwantedcitizen.blogspot.com/2008/02/nagging-thoughts-allah-christians-and.html
February 29th, 2008 at 23: 57.46
Will go and listen the ceremah on Monday, 11 p.m..
Mr. Lim… take good care of your body. You must be
very tired now. I really hope that all opposition parties
will have a breakthrough and win BIG TIME in this coming election.
March 1st, 2008 at 01: 04.21
Mr Lim , I am very happy to read your blog, thank you so much for all the information .
First of all , I would like to voice up my concern for all the malaysian……….
Its time to change the goverment , its been how many donkey all the people blindy vote to BSN or the MCA running dog ? they are useless people , hopeless.
All the chinese is time to wake up and vote to DAP.
Time to change the malaysia system now , if not , our future will be gone.
March 1st, 2008 at 01: 11.29
move on DAP , step down BN and the running dog MCA , you all are useless.
MCA - Malaysia China Anjing
BN - Boleh……..Nanti
March 1st, 2008 at 01: 58.00
Wong Chun Wai Ka?
Oh you are a Datuk?
And you are a christian
Your writing in the star is appalling. Would you pls resign and stop bragging for BN. The more you write, the worse you damage the image of Datuk and the christain. More people will hate you for your writing for where the easy money you get from BN. Ya, I nearly forget thestar is also a BN newspaper. I will stop buying from today.
March 1st, 2008 at 02: 04.08
Uncle Lim,
You must take good care of your health, I salute and respect you. Malaysian need you especially Chinese.Only dap could fright for chinese when Umno bully chinese.We are no hope on MCA. UMNO will ask MCA shut their mouth and join them for corruption.
YB Lim without you, Malaysian chinese no meaning to stay in Malaysia anymore because we will suffer work hard for UMNO to enjoy living life(goyang kaki)
March 1st, 2008 at 02: 39.33
uncle lim… take good care! we still need you…
(((2008 ????)))
March 1st, 2008 at 03: 12.12
DAP is not fighting for CHINESE and CHINESE alone!!!!!
Stop making statements that will confuse our Malay brothers.
This election is not about race or religion.
This election is about saving Malaysia from the Ku Klux Klan aka UMNO.
http://unwantedcitizen.blogspot.com/2008/03/slab-another-reason-to-slap-bn-in-face.html
http://unwantedcitizen.blogspot.com/2008/02/kepala-sama-hitam-hati-lain-lain.html
March 1st, 2008 at 03: 28.11
Hi, there P.O.T.S.
For your information the Churches have been telling their congregation to vote wisely. That is about all they can do, they have to remain non-partisan. What did you expect? The church to tell me who to vote for? Won’t that be violating my rights? No one should tell another who to vote for, they can try to convince but never force. The ultimate choice belongs to the individual! Otherwise we might as well have a one party state!
In the spirit of “One Malaysia†you should not be going around punishing the whole village because of a few bad apples. We should not blame the Malays for the deeds of the UMNOputras. Nor should we blame the Chinese and the Indians because MCA and MIC sold birthright for their personal gain.
The BN has been using the “Divide and Conquer†technique. As long as the rakyat squabble, they win.
If this nation is to ever succeed, we the citizens of Malaysia, regardless of race, colour, creed or religion must UNITE under one banner. “One Malaysia, One People.â€
We must undo the damage done to our Constitution. The Judiciary must be restored. The Parliament must be redeemed. The Press freed. The ISA and the OSA must be abolished. All parliamentary proceedings should be televised. And all those responsible for raping the rakyat held to account. (The perpetrators all have backup plans. They all have multimillion dollar villas overseas.)
But alas, until we the rakyat are mature enough to put a stop to “Racial and Religion Politics†Malaysia will not progress.
BTW what was written in that blog was crap. I’m Christian.
Vote wisely.
Sudah-Lah
Cukup-Lah
Jangan Tipu-Lah
Dengar-Lah
Undur-Lah
Pergi-Lah
Aiyooo sudah ter Tidur-Lah!
Let’s give BN the Boot!!!
March 1st, 2008 at 07: 21.41
Way to go YB Kit. This is something to cheer you up. According to Malaysiakini report by Athi Veeranggan | Feb 29, 08, “DAP supremo Lim Kit Siang is still a crowd puller in Penang…This was clearly evident with the crowd he pulled every time he made an appearance in this island-state……Although he has lost his voice due to over-speaking in rallies elsewhere, he did not lose any of his usual firebrand style. The crowd cheered and clapped each time he drives home a political point, especially when he took a swipe on Umno’s political hegemonyâ€.
March 1st, 2008 at 07: 49.44
Those crooks in BN have said that people only attend DAP Ceramahs to be entertained, therefore prove them wrong by voting for DAP and partners in the election. By the way, can anybody tell me what is happening to the Advisor to PM, the Oxford loudmouth Khairy J. He has been so quiet after his nomination which is surprising as I expected him to give out his usual fiery speeches with threats in them.
March 1st, 2008 at 08: 11.57
The “advisor” is probably asked to shut up so that not to screw up the whole campaign. After all, you bet he will win because it is organized.
March 1st, 2008 at 09: 07.00
Dedicated to Menang atau Mati: http://youtube.com/watch?v=VI6pZZYrPpA
Full House Ceramah in Melaka!
March 1st, 2008 at 09: 12.42
I already have to congratulate Sdr. Lim and DAP for their effort so far already because he got OKT debasing himself with negative campaigning and with lies, possibly new.
Everyday, they sink to new lows rather than deal with the issues well, because they can’t. Of those who claim themselves to have done so much, it ought to be a cake walk to walk away from negative campaigning. But instead they sink to new lows. Usually its the opposition that have to resort to it because of the disadvantage but seriously something is very wrong when those who have overwhelming advantage resorts to new low.
So I have to congratulate Sdr. Lim already because no matter what, you have the goliath running scared and learn the lesson that they cannot break promises like they have been doing for so long.
Now, lets finish the lesson to these ‘dense’ students by voting them out..
March 1st, 2008 at 09: 58.23
Had just drove through Klang area. I saw Kpg Jawa Klang are for PAS. The BN need not waste time there anymore. Only Ketua Kampung display Dacing flag.
Klang Town, equally DAP and BN. PKR is camping nearby. PKR might tilt balance towards DAP.
Way to go, guys!
March 1st, 2008 at 10: 20.40
When the electorate gives one party a two-thirds majority over and over again, what it is clearly signalling to that party is, “The way you govern us is just fine. Carry on as usual.†Regardless of how it performs, the government expects to be re-elected in the next elections, and if it hears complaints, they are masterfully dismissed as noise in the classroom. …
http://www.asianews.it/index.php?l=en&art=11650&size=A
March 1st, 2008 at 10: 37.12
If MCA cyber-trooper watching, let them read:
Paper reports, advertisements etc from MCA highlighted the track records that’s purely expected from them. There is nothing exceptional. The missing point is MCA’s stand to ensure Malaysians stand side by side with dignity, free from imposed and legislated human prejudices and discriminations. MCA’s record is miserable in ensuring all Malaysians of the future have a place in this country, a place where diversity of faces, beliefs and ideologies are accepted.
Instead what is seen is their record on number of scholarships given, schools and roads built – these are basic expectations from a proper and responsible government. In the process of implementing these basics, they failed to highlight the amount of wastages and pilferages by their own kind. They failed to mention the millions that disappeared when they are the custodians.
Let Ong KT read this and not to highlight he can ride a bicycle (so what?) or that he came from a village school. What are his aspirations and dreams for us, Malaysians, in the future? Or is it that he had no ability or desire to see beyond his own generation?
March 1st, 2008 at 10: 48.06
SINGAPORE: The Hindu Rights Action Force (Hindraf) has decided to campaign against the Malaysian Indian Congress (MIC) in the run-up to the snap general elections, slated for March 8, in the country.
This follows an assessment by Hindraf whether it should to go the whole hog in a political offensive against the long-established organisation of the mostly Hindu ethnic Indians in the Muslim-majority Malaysia.
http://www.hindu.com/2008/03/01/stories/2008030155371400.htm
March 1st, 2008 at 10: 49.13
MIC candidates dodging the boss?
http://www.hindraf.org/content/mic-candidates-dodging-boss
March 1st, 2008 at 12: 08.42
Wow! wow! YB LKS, I admire your fantastic pace. Younger men like myself would be put to shame by your energy and enthusiasm.
It’s my prayer that God will give all Opposition party campaigners the same stamina and urgency to sweep the country in the few remaining days left for the campaign. I can feel victory is but only a whisker away.
Godspeed. And take some ginseng on the move.
March 1st, 2008 at 12: 09.33
BTW, I hope PAk Le and his BN bongos sleep on for the next week.
March 1st, 2008 at 12: 41.39
For 8 years ,2300 scholarships is equivalent to 288 per year.
I would like to know what percentage is it of :
1)the total scholarships
2)the total amount in RM of scholarships and loans given to students per annum.
3)the total amount of scholarships and loans in RM which should include amounts spent in residential secondary schools, locally and abroad where students are given board and lodging and free schooling,at matriculation courses,locally and abroad,and at university level ,locally and abroad including both undergraduate and post graduate studies.
Finally who are getting this benefits?
Throw out peanuts and the monkeys want to claim credit?????????
We are not monkeys!!!
Let those who claim credit be.
March 1st, 2008 at 13: 29.06
In spite of Hindraf and recent scandals of Lingam-Gate, Port Klang Free Zone scandal of RM4.6 billion & body snatching/conversion cases, “the Economist Intelligence Unit (EIC) still expects the BN to retain its two-thirds parliamentary majority, although the coalition is unlikely to trounce the opposition as comprehensively as it did at the last election, in 2004″ - The Economist.
If EIC’s expectation were correct, it must be because of the following calculations - besides the other normal privileges of incumbency such as having well oiled election machinery, plenty of money and control of mass media) that BN banks on: -
· the first is retention of majority support of Malaysian Malay voters; and
· the second is same electoral system proven weighted in its favour in relation to what BERSIH complains. It is same system based on delineation of constituencies in last election in 2004. Even the Chairman of Election Commission, Tan Sri Abdul Rashid Abdul Rahman) is the same as in 204. In 2004, the number of registered voters stood at 10,284,591. The current electoral roll, gazetted for 2008 lists (out of a population of about 23 million) 10,922,139 voters making by way of increase a fractional difference of only 148,969 new voters.) (What we don’t know is how many especially of the young who have registered to vote but do not find their names in Electoral Roll; how many are phantom, how many are persons dead with life proxies parachuted to vote for them. Also we don’t know how many of 10,284,591 will not vote or spoil votes. In 2004, 7+ million voted & BN secured 92% parliamentary seats with only 4.4 million votes).
If ever there are concerns on BN’s side – and corresponding hopes on its detractors side – they will centre on these two variables: -
(a) whether those Malaysian Indian voters who traditionally support the BN may swing their votes the other way in constituencies in which they hold the balance as king makers owing to recent discontent galvanized by temple demolishment and Hindraf’s activities; and
(b) the mood of voters in Sabah & Sarawak, whether Opposition would secure further foothold. The signs favour the DAP. In the last Sarwak state election the DAP made the biggest gains among opposition parties, winning 6 of the 9 seats which the BN was denied from achieving a clean sweep, compared to only one seat DAP won in the 2001 election.
Predictably if BN does comparatively worse than in 2004 (though still retaining two third), the casualties will are the non Malay component parties of MCA, Gerakan and MIC.
March 1st, 2008 at 13: 29.27
…..8,666 VOTERS AGED OVER 100, AND ‘THEY’RE ALIVE’
http://www.malaysiakini.com/letters/78910
> CNN news.. ?
A New Malaysia, a ” Dynamic Malaysia “…equality for all…a better future…
..Anwar’s strong presence on the field and drawing large crowds.
>Keadilan, which projects itself as a multi-ethnic party, is regarded as the best bet to bring together DAP and PAS.
He has vowed to end race-based discrimination policies in Malaysia, making it one of the major planks of PKR’s manifesto.
Many professionals have joined the DAP,PAS,PKR,PSM,MDP,PASOK throughout Malaysia, Sabah & Sarawak.
It is a multi-ethnic party.
Syabas. Barisan Rakyat.
March 1st, 2008 at 13: 40.08
I love DAP!
March 1st, 2008 at 13: 40.59
There is even possibility that Badawi might lose his own Kepala Batas seat. Even if he wins it by a smaller majority than Najib winning his pEkan seat, would put Badawi`s position in UMNO in jeopardy, esp. if BN comes out much worse in the GE.
March 1st, 2008 at 13: 41.39
There is even possibility that Badawi might lose his own Kepala Batas seat. Even if he wins it by a smaller majority than Na-jib winning his Pekan seat, would put Badawi`s position in UMNO in jeopardy, esp. if BN comes out much worse in the GE.
March 1st, 2008 at 13: 55.23
Unwanted citizen sez:
Product Of The System
http://unwantedcitizen.blogspot.com/2008/02/dogs-in-malaysian-nutshell.html
March 1st, 2008 at 14: 12.05
Name me one major foreign investor in Penang, in Ipoh, in Melaka, in Seremban, in Petaling Jaga. I refer to the recent news which Dr. Koh accusing the opposition of painting a “dooms-day picture” in Bayan Lepas, that is exactly what it is…I worked in Motorola Penang before, the recent investment announcement is just a routine expenditure report, that’s all , any new jobs created-Zero!
What about in PJ, any new investments, just goto Sungai Way FTZ or Shah-Alam Ind areas,like ghosttown-zone, filled only with foreign-workers majorityly. The point I like to hilite, when can u see Mr. Koh face on TV say RTM1/TV3, only 5 years once, you mean to say his face is woth 5 minutes on TV every 5 years for one week during pre-election time only, what kind of chief minister is that?, a “rubber-stamp one”. look at the public transport, taxi
service, like a third-world country,still want BN aah?
March 1st, 2008 at 14: 41.44
My friend asked me: is it still possible to register as a voter now? I need your help! TQ!
March 1st, 2008 at 14: 43.01
Di samping itu, katanya, Abdullah juga tidak mendapat sambutan sepatutnya ketika berada di Kedah, termasuk ketika beliau melawat Kuala Kedah.”Difahamkan hanya 300 orang yang hadir menyambut Pak Lah di Kuala Kedah.
Manakala di Pendang pula, kira-kira 200 datang menyambut Najib,” katanya.Pendang merupakan satu-satunya kerusi parlimen yang diwakili PAS di Kedah.
http://zabidi-morad.blogspot.com/2008/03/umno-kedah-bimbang.html
March 1st, 2008 at 15: 31.04
Hi,
Mr. Pangkah here, may I know when Mr. LKSiang coming to Puchong??
March 1st, 2008 at 16: 22.04
Intel Penang doesn’t have any product pipeline for their chipset’s manufacturing plant in the near 2 years, thus it’s indeed true that most probably 1000 - 2000 Intel’s Penang staff will be out of the plant, or some might be lucky but need to relocate to Kulim plant.
I can’t imagine that kind of impact on Penang, so how ? everybody just work in kopitiam or start to learn how to cook mee goreng, hokkien mee or roti canai ?
Kok Tut Koon and your BN crony, now somemore u dare to said that Penang are not far behind from Singapore in certain aspect ? are u talking about the number of the potholes, thiefs, bribery, rubbish … and all the useless Barisan National reps who betray their own rakyat because they have no balls to speak out the truth !
not to mention that, Tut Koon and that Teng Hock LAN can’t even solve the taxi problems in PENANG ! those taxi driver in Penang just ignore their plight to use meter, and continue to slaughter their passenger with cut-throat price, like that how to attract tourist ? pui ! malu !
small little things also cannot solve, Gerakan, MCA, MIC what good are u guys ?
sorry for my stupid comments,
when u have stupid leaders,
u have stupid rakyat,
I’M STUPID, OK !
March 1st, 2008 at 19: 27.08
Dollah’s wrinkled marbles are quaking….
http://www.nst.com.my/Current_News/NST/Saturday/Frontpage/2173786/Article/index_html
It’s getting as unpredictable as ever in Penang; there’s a hiccup in the Barisan Nasional camp in Terengganu; and in Kelantan, the battle is so hot, it may go down to the wire….there are rumblings in Perlis, because of infighting within BN, but not enough to cause an upset; problems within Perak’s Kinta Valley which has traditionally been pro-opposition; and problem seats within Kedah and the Federal Territory.
March 1st, 2008 at 20: 15.22
“My friend asked me: is it still possible to register as a voter now? I need your help! TQ!” - xpainxgain
_______________________________________________
Tell your friend he can register as a voter now, but cannot vote in 2008 GE. The next one, 2013 is ok. Ask your friend also, why is he dont bother to register earlier.
March 1st, 2008 at 20: 49.26
Uncle Kit,
Hectic life for you these days. Anyway we pray that God will give you strength to continue until polling day.
May you also be elected again to continue your struggle towards
this corrupt and biased government.
Take care of yourself and have a safe journey during your
campaign trips.
March 1st, 2008 at 20: 52.31
LKS,
Dr Ayam will lose ~6ooo votes in total for his deed with the hawker association. Pls issue statement or comments on the matter as your words will definitely build up the confidence of DAP Bukit Bintang. I am very concerned when you said BB is turning from black to grey and it was the first constituent you have to visit to upheld the winning spirit there.
What’s your perspective now since Dr Ayam is loosing support.
I wish you are more optimistics now on BB.
Anyway, Fong Kui Lun is doing his job well.
March 1st, 2008 at 21: 06.46
Mr Lim : Attackkkkkkkk
Don’t Let The “ Corridors “ Become “Back Yard “
Government has announced many so call “ economic corridors “ , but whether we will see any result is another “BIG “ question mark ???. Figures and facts which has been presented could be very impressive and encouraging BUT the result is yet to see.
The most important will still be the “implementation “ and the quality of people who will carry out the policies to ensure that there will be a “ hustle and corruption “ free …
The success of any economic policy will very much depend on “ hardware and software “ where we put in , personally , I have doubt on how we are going to achieve it.
Clinton said “ It’s still Economy , Stupid !!! “ when doing his presidential campaign , I do hope all opposition parties could HIT this (economic issues ) hard and use it seriously to gain votes . Please for any sake and reason , do not use personal attack which will have much “repercussion “ as today’s voters are more mature and educated.
High inflation and rising cost , economic concentration on certain group of people , wealth inequality , losing middle class , misallocation of fund and economic resources ,
White elephant projects (e.g stupid angkasa project with multi million dollars , how many schools we could build with that $$$ )….. all can be use to gain more votes.
Again , Obama is using “Change “ in his presidential campaign , Yes , we could replicate this to our context an contain …. We need change to ensure (or at least ) minimize the monopolistic power the current government have .
Remember , “ Absolute Power Corrupt Absolutely !!!! “ , don’t let the “corridors become back yard street !! “
March 1st, 2008 at 22: 41.40
What BN politicians really meant when they say ……
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WMdu0NAAQUQ&feature=user
From One Caring Malaysian To Another
March 1st, 2008 at 22: 48.15
Watch this video! This is the strongest I’ve seen so far of the public indictment of BN under Abdullah BadAss.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BPx0JM8rdeQ
For those not so converstant in the Kelantanese dialect, it’d help if you have a Kelantanese with you.
March 1st, 2008 at 22: 57.10
Listen to Anwar Ibrahim speak at a ceramah in KL recently. It’s about 25
minutes long but believe me he is a mesmerising speaker; sometimes funny,
sometimes witty and hitting at BN personalities all the time. Listen to him
whack Pak Lah, Najib and Samy Vellu! It’s in Bahasa most of the time but he
knows when and how to intersperse it with English.
Very good speech and I assure you, you will not be bored.
Before you vote on 8 March, view this Video
*Anwar Ibrahim ceramah in KL
*
http://video.google.com/googleplayer.swf?docId=-8665011592312376468&hl=en
March 1st, 2008 at 22: 57.58
Hear this video, and you’ll get to hear the roar of a new wave of hope that is unstoppable!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6QSmBqbdL_I&NR=1
March 1st, 2008 at 23: 11.20
For those who are undecided whether to vote for PAS where there is no DAP candidate standing, this video may help!
Baptism of fire??
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RsvQa3vJeBk&NR=1
March 2nd, 2008 at 00: 12.51
Just attended the biggest DAP ceramah in Han Chiang Indoor Stadium in Penang. Fantastic! More than 10 thousand people attending this ceramah. It is great! Few famous speaker like DSAI, Karpal, Guan Eng,Jeff Ooi, CKY.
I can say that among all the speakers, Jeff Ooi is the BEST. DAP is so lucky to get this man into the party.Looks like DAP has chance to grab many seats this time for Penang DUN.
Good news! the total election fund collected for this ceramah itself is RM30 over thousand.I believe this figure can be higher because not all people managed to donate due to crowded.
March 2nd, 2008 at 00: 39.49
Sdr Lim, I know your schedule is so hectic, but please take care of your health. I heard you spoke in SS2 a few nights ago. May be you should leverage on the microphone more and your voice less. Most people can hear you well when you spoke in normal tone. I know you shouted to emphasise certain points but please don’t do it at the expense of your health and voice. There is still one week to go.
March 2nd, 2008 at 01: 51.49
My observation - I have seen the worst and the best in DAP’s history. Crowd needs to translate that into votes. Anyway, talk to your friends; tell them to double up. I am sure the PGCC topic caught my attention. After spending time of lobbying almost 2500 signatories to be sent to CM, the Penang Heritage Trust seems to have been played into the game of the Gerakan. Scaling it down so he said. I think I had enough of this Gerakan wayang kulit….
I suggest yoi tell all to double up. I know one candidate in Tg Bungah that could kick the Chia dynasty into the moon. Speak to your friends. He needs all the help possible. I saw him going from house to house….and I spent 2 hours following him. I saw the spirit…vote for Teh of DAP in Tg Bungah.
Anyway, talk to your favorite koay teow seller. Tell him that Unified Development funds from BN is rightfully yours. If you vote for the DAP, you vote in protest of BN’s lack of transparencies. Anyway, CM Koh is “crying wolf” in Batu Kawan. DAP supporters - stick to your guns and draw it everytime you open your mouth. Say the truth - it’s time to change
http://www.nst.com.my/Current_News/NST/Saturday/NewsBreak/20080301161600/Article
March 2nd, 2008 at 03: 28.09
Sorry for being off-topic here, but aren’t university and college students barred from being involve in politics and political campaigns? Check out the New Straits Times (March 1st, 2008).
For more check here:
http://maverickysm.blogspot.com/2008/03/college-students-umno-politics.html
One rule for UMNO, another rule for the rest?
March 2nd, 2008 at 04: 07.40
I once attended a PAS ceramah many years ago in Hadi’s stronghold in Trengganu. There were thousands there that night. Same night, I attended a BN ceramah conducted by Ghaffar Baba in KT. There were only a few hundred people there, most of them in the shadows.
Result? BN landslide that time!!!
Numbers can be misleading if not translated into votes. Many are just curious or out to have some fun time.
So 10k at Han Chiang? What if they are all from the same constituency? You get one seat but lose many elsewhere. You still have not achieved anything. Maybe they might not vote Opposition at all.
You just can’t win if you don’t get them to vote for you. Was the crowd mad enough, hungry enough, angry enough? Or will they be practical and fickle minded like they were before, BN for State, DAP for Parliament.
There is just no way the Opposition will win Penang state even with the PKR in their ranks. I understand there is fear mongering in the State that the Opposition (Chinese) will win big there at the expense of the Malays (UMNO). So they are all rallying behind UMNO to offset this Chinese onslaught.
Result? MCA, Gerakan and MIC will be decimated but UMNO will prevail in their seats at the expense of PKR. BN will have simple majority in the State with UMNO now dominant having the most seats. And what will happen?
UMNO will take over the state government WITH AN UMNO Chief Minister!!!!!! Their people will demand it!!! Habis!!! (That’s why Koh is not confident to name his successor!!!)
That will be the consequence and will be the punishment for the erosion and withdrawal of non-Malay support. Who in MCA, Gerakan and MIC will remain to oppose?
So remember the double-edged sword. It can cut both ways. Be prepared for the outcome. See who then the electorate will blame.
March 2nd, 2008 at 04: 28.02
(continued)
So fight if you must, but you must make sure you win decisively and take over. Anything less will create problems all round. A wounded animal can be very troublesome if not dangerous.
And a post election weak PM is not going to help. He will be preoccupied fighting for his own survival. His troublesome Mentris Besar and other “Little Napoleons” will emerge to give him no peace.
So Good Luck and I pray all will be well.
March 2nd, 2008 at 06: 33.33
k1980 Says:
Yesterday at 10: 20.40
When the electorate gives one party a two-thirds majority over and over again, what it is clearly signalling to that party is, “The way you govern us is just fine. Carry on as usual.†Regardless of how it performs, the government expects to be re-elected in the next elections, and if it hears complaints, they are masterfully dismissed as noise in the classroom. …
What k1980 said is correct. When we vote and give them the 2/3rds they will say, the rakyat trust us to do whats best for them. Please dont make this mistake again, regardless of what dirty tricks are used by bn in the remaining week. They will pull all kinds of stunts to get the voters to vote for them.
The important thing for us rakyat to do, is to retain control by denying them their 2/3rds. LEts vote any opposition, for the good of this nation and its people.
Makkal Shakti!
March 2nd, 2008 at 06: 44.41
Incredible effort Mr. Lim. All the best in Sabah. Can’t wait to see the outcome of this election! And keep up the good work everyone!
March 2nd, 2008 at 07: 51.07
Last night the ceramah at Han Chiang was really great. The indoor stadium was already full when I reach there at 730pm. If not for the rain and traffic jam, the crowd would easily touch 20k. Any way the rain does not dampen the spirit of the people standing outside. I believe 90% of the people there will vote for the opposition party.
Jeff Ooi is now the Penang Idol, he walloped Koh Tsu Koon really hard and that is what Penangites want to see. Jeff give him some more.
DAP is getting there, if Party Kealilan can deliver the malay vote, the Penang State Government will fall the the opposition party.
March 2nd, 2008 at 08: 03.36
Koh admitting defeat…..
http://www.sun2surf.com/article.cfm?id=20918
By his own admission, Koh said compared to previous general elections, the voters are much more quiet, which can be very dangerous for the coalition government.
“They are much more quiet than before which could be good or bad, because it may mean that they have made up their minds. In some areas, there is this sense of unhappiness, this wish to want to punish the BN.
“I cannot assess how strong it is, but what it may lead to is a lack of balance in the ‘dacing’ (referring to the BN’s concept of power-sharing) itself,” Koh said after a two-hour forum held in Mandarin in the Han Chiang College here.
“In any election, you usually have the fixed votes, the loyal votes, the hardcore, then you have the swing votes and it is the swing votes that may swing one way or the other.
“At this moment, the swing votes are more towards the Opposition as compared with 2004 and these swing votes are the ones which actually make a difference in non-Malay seats. So in other words, the balance within BN may not be sustained as it is before,” he said.
March 2nd, 2008 at 09: 09.02
Chinese tend to be more outspoken and daring rather than being “Mr. Yes-man” of UMNO… but there are some exceptional Chinese like OKT and KSK whose are lapdogs…
dear Malaysian, stand on your feet, be strong to accept the changes for your kids and next generation… STOP being lapdogs or running dogs…
March 2nd, 2008 at 09: 22.52
Pls watch this:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=taVW8Kv2HcQ
March 2nd, 2008 at 09: 23.01
Intel-Penang?
I am working in Vietnam now and there is excitement here in Ho Chi Minh City because Intel is reported to be building one of their biggest factory here and work will be underway very soon.
Will Penang’s factory be slowly closed down? So much for KohTK’s blah blah blah abt Penang.
In fact Vietnam is pulling in more and more big investment and even Berjaya, WCT & SP Setia is putting their eggs in Vietnam.
Maybe finding a way to keluar before its too late?
BTW I am definitely coming back to cast my 1 vote for opposition and have even instructed my family members to vote opposition and donate to DAP election funds.
May our oversea force be with you all…..bravo.
March 2nd, 2008 at 09: 37.59
TheStar: Sunday March 2, 2008
“There is no place for American style debate in this country, said Wanita Umno leader Datuk Seri Rafidah Aziz.”
Off course UMNO/BN dont like this method, because they had sucks and managed the country bloodily…
Vote Rafidah OUT….
March 2nd, 2008 at 10: 21.47
Would umno allow Koh TK to stand in a by-election should he lose in Batu Kawan?
http://powerpresent.blogspot.com/2008/03/malaysiakinis-rumour-teng-chang-yeow-as.html
March 2nd, 2008 at 11: 11.25
Penang to catch up with Singapore ?? a dream or reality ?? only Dr Kkoo himself know about it !! Malaysia spent $$ sending people to Angkasa ( multi million dollars ) , Singapore is going to distribute surplus fund ($1.8 Billion ) to Rakyat !!! That’s why Penang still have long way to catch up with Singapore , please compare Komtar with Vivo City in Singapore ….how you feel ??
We will definitely need to reduce the majority by BN , now they could do whatever they want at their whim and wish !!! for sure , opp parties will not win to form the government , BUT we need to give them chance ….
Petronas’s profit was about RM 80 Billions , where is the $$ being channeled ? Buying jet / Kapal selam with high commissions , sent people to angkasa ….corruption , RM10 tools became RM1000 in bidding , that’s the difference Mr Khoo !!!
March 2nd, 2008 at 11: 23.31
“There is no place for American style debate in this country, said Wanita Umno leader Datuk Seri Rafidah Aziz.†(theStar, 2.3.08)
The fat lady sings and she sings the truth. She knows best. How can BN candidates be allowed to debate with opposition party candidates and in the process be exposed and massacred by them?
Imagine Pak Liar Lah, Zam-Zam, Nazri (very quiet outside the protection of parliament), KTK, OKT, SV, etc. on stage debating with AI, LKS, Kapal, LGE, JO, TP, Ramasamy, etc.!
Nay, not a debate. Perhaps, a karaoke singing contest. MAC, MIC, and Gerakan candidates might outdo their rivals in this skill - because they have been well trained to sing to beg for crumbs from Umnoputras.
Another hilarious and ludicrous announcement from Umno secretary-general Radzi Sheikh Ahmad: Barisan Nasional candidates contesting in the five state seats under the Kangar parliamentary constituencies will go back to “class†to brush up on their English language and leadership skills after the polls. (Seriously, why was Zam-Zam left out?) (theStar, 2.3.08)
He referred to the five candidates for the state seats: Dr Por Choo Chor (Indera Kayangan), Datuk Dr Md Isa Sabu (Bintong), Mat Hassan (Kuala Perlis), Jamil Saad (Sena) and Bakar Datuk Ali (Kayang).
Dr and Datuk pun tak tahu English and leadership skills, and BN want voters to vote them in first and then send them off to study English language and leadership skills!!
Tak malu eh? Nak tipu siapa?
So, voters, nak or tak nak?
March 2nd, 2008 at 11: 46.32
Fat Lady toking nonsense now, knowing Nor Yaakop will be taking her place as MITI Minister
March 2nd, 2008 at 11: 54.39
Pak lah has started ” Warkah untuk PM’ for citizens to provide feedback. The address is :www.warkahuntukpm.com.my. First thing I said to him was, I have lost faith in him and my vote is for opposition
March 2nd, 2008 at 12: 03.27
See the stupid, shallow, and thick-skinned mentality of NTR and so-called BN leaders: NTR took our can-or-not space traveller on a doggie leash around the country during his current election campaign to exhibit the pathetic doggie Dr and claim BN sent him to space.
What rubbish and a waste of taxpayers’ money! NTR should wear a T-shirt: “He went to space and I’m PROUD, PROUD, PROUD of it”.
Only in Malaysia, the only dumb-dumb nation on this planet, can the ruling politicians be soooo dumb and desperate (we should have a TV series called “Desperate Politicians”): conned into wasting public money to put someone in a space can and then very proudly hailed this as a remarkable achievement of the Malays!
And our BN politicians are planning to waste more public money to send another stooge up.
Other nations ruled by desperate dictators or sensible and responsible leaders have more sense than to waste a huge sum of money to buy a place in the US or Russian spacecraft for one of their stooges to go up to space, in order to boost their image. Nay, they have more pride and sense than our ruling politicians.
Either they develop their own space program to send their own true spaceman up or they use the money to benefit their citizens.
China, Japan, and India are doing their own way with dignity.
In SEA, there are richer nations which could easily buy a place in other nation’s spacecraft to send their citizens into space. But did they do it? No so dumb, right?
March 2nd, 2008 at 12: 28.13
Yeah, everyone should visit http://www.warkahuntukpm.com.my and just leave a message for Pak Liar Lah: “Why you lie all the time?”
While we appreciate AAB, thorugh his actions in the last 4 years, for raising political awareness among Malalysians and galvanising opposition parties to work together against the evils of BN, we must heed some recent sensible advice of TDM as featured in
http://www.todayonline.com/pdf_open.asp?id=2802WNL020 :
1. I said that I thought he (ie, AAB) should be PM for one term.
2. There are of course a lot of negative things that are not in the BN report card.
2. I think if you follow them (ie, Hishamuddin Hussein and Khairy
Jamaluddin), it will be disastrous for the party.
So, people, let’s not disappoint TDM. Time to get rid of AAB, HH, and KJ!
March 2nd, 2008 at 12: 34.05
According to a report in thesun papers which was not reported in the other mainstream media, Chow Kon Yeow said a delineation will be done by EC in 2010 where Penang will be realign to ensure that Umno will have a lion’s share of the state seats and hence, will take the crown jewel - the Chief Ministership!
And according to another report that I’ve read - sorry, can’t remember where - presently Umno has 50-52% of parliamentary seats with the other BN component parties making up the balance to 91%.
Putting 1 & 1 together, methinks if Bn gets 2/3 parliamentary majority in this GE12, this delineation will be conducted and EC will ensure that Umno will control more than 2/3 of parliament, thus ensuring them of control even without the other component parties’ seats.
This will ensure that they can do anything they want!
Now this is a very strong reason to DENY them the 2/3 majority!
What do you think?
March 2nd, 2008 at 12: 42.53
Dear YB,
The BN in Penang is now confuse and panic. Its time to give them the knockout blow.
Mobilize your big gun across the country and stage the biggest ceramah in Penang and knock them out. The ceramah if held successfully will also have a big impact and help other DAP and opposition party candidates outside Penang.
March 2nd, 2008 at 12: 48.53
Pls watch out for SPR tricks in counting the vote. [deleted]
READ THIS:
http://www.malaysia-today.net/2008/content/view/2493/84/
March 2nd, 2008 at 13: 07.36
Azmi Sharom, UM Professor on the 12th General Election
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CF2JJzM0o0w
March 2nd, 2008 at 13: 09.00
Tricia Yeoh on the 12th General Election
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=62cU-7dlQts&feature=related
March 2nd, 2008 at 13: 31.02
Speak up,everybody out there.
There is a poll on the GE conducted at:
http://www.malaysia-today.net/2008/
The poll is being manipulated and spiked by the UMNO/BN cyber troopers.
When it first started, the poll showed about 8% in for the Barisan and 92 % for The Opposition and it stayed that way for many days ,then there was a spike and it went up to about 11.2% and then dropped slowly to 10.7% yesterday mid-night at about 12.00am.Suddenly today at about 1.35 pm it shot up to 13.4 %.I believe it has been actively spiked by BN/UMNO agents.
The BN / UMNO cyber troopers are at work actively spiking the poll.
Visit the site and cast your vote so that it reflect the true sentiments of the RAKYAT.
Again pleas call all your friends to do so to ,otherwise The BN/Umno with the paid agents will spike the polls to influence the less informed and
March 2nd, 2008 at 13: 39.11
Kerajaan Malaysia Dikawal Khairy | Menantu Pak Lah
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QkWqbVFcsM0
March 2nd, 2008 at 13: 41.10
Pak Lah’s Son-in-Law Warnings To Rashid ( SPR Chairman )
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a7Qkdj4rKus&feature=related
March 2nd, 2008 at 13: 50.58
Siapa Dia Khairy Ni? - Tun Dr. Mahathir
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HrJsZ0Lg8VE&feature=related
March 2nd, 2008 at 13: 52.00
Illegal Umno Youth Protest by Khairy Jamaludin
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zkRag7hlW_I
March 2nd, 2008 at 14: 23.29
Kahiry J ?? look like samseng for me !! if our country being ruled by this guy >>> finished !!! NO HOPE !!! Only his mother is proud of HIM ??? that’s natural from mother’s LOVE
March 2nd, 2008 at 14: 50.46
http://dailyexpress.com.my/news.cfm?NewsID=56170
READ
READ
READ
March 2nd, 2008 at 15: 35.26
Don’t just deny BN 2/3 majority, give the BA (Barisan Alternative) the 2/3 majority or more to see change! otherwise, resistance is futile….
even when 1/2 the seats are won, our voices will still be from a distance.
it is a very difficult battle as there are many ‘eat old cannot digest’ folks out there.
god save this country…
March 2nd, 2008 at 15: 36.54
im very sorry and shame to say that i vote for BN in the previous and my first election five years ago, but i dare to say i come to my sense now and DAP and its coalition party will get my vote this time around.
Keep up the good work DAP and Kit Siang.
Regards from Sungai Ara, Penang.
March 2nd, 2008 at 16: 47.19
Thanks to Jeff Ooi for highlighting us the claim Koh Tsu Koon made in 1999. It is a fact that Koh Tsu Koon claimed in 1999 just before the election that Penang’s economy would catch up with that of Singapore in ten years time. It is now impossible to be realised by Penang state government under current leadership of Koh Tsu Koon.
No wonder Koh Tsu Koon now has got the brilliant idea of moving from state level to parliment level. By moving to parliment level, does it mean that Koh Tsu Koon assumes Penang people will forget what he claimed in 1999.
What kind of Penang chief minister is this? Now that BN Penang wasted a lot of money to print brochures claiming how great BN acheivements at Penang blah blah blah. Aiyoh, ingat kita ini orang Penang bodoh kah? Just based on what you print kah?
Fellow Malaysians, please call upon your friends and relatives. Do not Vote for Koh Tsu Koon at Batu Kawan seat. Vote for Jeff Ooi at Jelutong seat. In short, please vote for the Opposition. We need more oppositions in the Parliment to do check and balance for good governance.
March 2nd, 2008 at 17: 00.24
kmlee,
It’s ok , so long now you are aware and realised the bigger picture.
Hope you can share and influence your conviction to your family members and at least 10 friends, Ask these people to do the same so to achive a great multiplier effect
We surely deserve a better country!!
March 2nd, 2008 at 17: 33.58
I was at DAP ceramah last night in Port Klang and a few nights before and the crowd was quite encouraging ( about 600 ). I spoke to a few of the people there and all of them said they would vote for oppositions. From my little “survey” it would be safe to say about 90% of the crowd would vote for opposition on the 8th March. However quite dissappointing is the presence of very small crowd of Malays. Nonetheless, i heard that the ceramah held in the Malay “area” not far received quite encouraging response from the Malays.
March 2nd, 2008 at 17: 48.51
DAP Ceramah Penang Han Chiang Stadium
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lbqlKNNJbzo
March 2nd, 2008 at 18: 14.52
anyone out there have blog address of Subang Jaya candidate Ms Hannah Yeoh….seems she gave a very inspiring speech in last nite’s ceramah in Subang Jaya…pls furnish….TQ
March 2nd, 2008 at 18: 48.52
Voters should not be sentimental about having non-Malays in the current BN set up.
The non-Malay BN politicians there are spineless invertebrates like the blood-sucking mosquitoes (not leeches, as leeches are more beneficial than them). They play a decorative role that enables Umno to tell the world that Malaysia is multiracial. (When Umnoputras yelled “you pendatang, balik kampong, keluar†- the non-Malay BN politicians just nod and scuttle.) They are pagar that makan padi. They are as good as not being there. In fact, better not to be there.
If possible, VOTE OUT ALL non-Malay BN candidates, including KTK, OKT, SV, etc. Let Umno runs the government, in case BN won the next GE. But rest be assured that BN will appoint some of the failed non-Malay BN candidates as senators in order to have them back as decorative wallpaper in the next cabinet.
After 8.3.08, let us have non-Malay MPs and state assemblymen working with their Malay counterparts from DAP/PRK/PAS on a common equitable platform for the good of all Malaysians.
A tsunami of change must occur. It MUST HAPPEN NOW on 8.3.08.
March 2nd, 2008 at 18: 53.00
The interesting question is whether the new additional procedure of using indelible ink - to prevent multiple voting – will be something ‘uncontemplated’ that may upset incumbent BN’s apple cart.
UMNO for example would depend on vote bank of rural constituencies. How will the introduction of indelible ink and transparent ballot boxes affect rural or semi literate electors/voters? Maybe no effect, maybe some effect….
Will some folks be confused by the new additional procedure as to, for example, try to mark the cross on the ballot papers by the particular finger earlier dipped in indelible ink therefore spoiling their vote or something silly like that?
The Opposition parties generally welcome the new procedures to mitigate incidences of rigging. The use of indelible ink by Election Commission’s (EC) was not something looked favourably upon by BN – see http://www.jeffooi.com/2007/06/bn_opposes_indelible_ink.php
What’s the reason?
This additional procedure may make processing eligibility of an elector/voter twice longer than it otherwise would ordinarily take…..
Because here, besides polling officers checking name and NRIC on electoral roll, reading out the name and NRIC number, and crossing out name on electoral roll, they have to check one’s fingers, get the left forefinger to dip in and be marked with indelible ink, before obtaining signature or thumb impression of the elector/voter on the counterfoil of the ballot paper which is to be issued to him to signify electoral roll number has been noted by the polling officer.
First time, any kind of teething problems uncontemplated may arise – for examples electors/voters having misgivings to have their fingers marked by such ink via a straight line on the nail, they asking for explanations, arguments over nail polish etc, availability of acetone to remove such polish to reinstate one’s constitutional right to vote,
presiding officers in the polling stations misapplying the ink or ink supply runs out etc all of which will delay and cause the queue to be longer and longer, with some who could not wait, returning home or others still waiting, unable to vote by the end of polling ???
Then these ballot boxes (in the past the yellow one for the parliamentary contest, and the white one for the state contest) – if they are “transparent boxes†and though marked “PARLIMEN” and “NEGERI” are however now not distinguishable by colour like before - will not so educated elector/voter get confused when casting the ballots, into wrong boxes?
Will there be many spoilt votes by these new additional procedures and if so whose supporters are more likely penalized or disenfranchised by mistakes?
It will be a big joke if election results in some areas of close fight are affected not by big issues of the day or calculations of core votes versus swing votes but procedural foul ups by these new features of indelible ink and transparent ballot boxes!
March 2nd, 2008 at 18: 57.01
Typo error 3rd para from bottom - “will not less educated elector/voter get confused when casting the ballots, into wrong boxes?”
March 2nd, 2008 at 19: 18.22
O boy, see the photo of HH at http://www.malaysiakini.com/news/79029
- a huge hypocritical smile, a hand on someone’s shoulder, and where is the other hand?
Was he holding an unsheathed keris behind his back, waiting to lift it again after 8.3.08? Beware, beware, beware!
Once a rattlesnake, always a rattlesnake. Don’t we all ever forget!
March 2nd, 2008 at 19: 23.45
chanjoe, here’s hannah’s blog = http://hannahyeoh.blogspot.com/
there’s more at her manager’s blog = http://edwardling.blogspot.com/
and much more at http://www.usj.com.my/bulletin/upload/showthread.php?t=21616
at http://www.usj.com.my/bulletin/upload/showthread.php?t=21667
at http://www.usj.com.my/bulletin/upload/showthread.php?t=21629
at http://www.usj.com.my/bulletin/upload/showthread.php?t=21525
March 2nd, 2008 at 19: 41.35
The KLSELANGOR Chinese Assembly Hall President Dato’ Bong has called upon the voters of Kulim,Kedah not to vote for the BN candidate Datuk Abdul Aziz.On 15-8-2000 , this racist and extremist Abdul Aziz led a team of Umno youth and demonstrated in front of KLSCA to protest against the SUQIU memorandom.He even threatened to set fire on KLSCA and told the Chinese to run back to Tong San.So how not to kick out this typical arrogant Umno idiot?
March 2nd, 2008 at 19: 57.03
Latest projections for Penang :
DAP 7 Parliament 14 state seats
PKR 1 Parliament 2 state seats
PAS 1 Parliament 2 state seats.
You know what this will mean.
March 2nd, 2008 at 20: 26.33
Sheriff Singh, there are 40 state seats in Penang up for grab. I am hoping PKR to fare better this time around.
March 2nd, 2008 at 20: 47.33
No, PKR will not make any major headway. Malays revert to UMNO and PAS. But PAS and PKR still has 4 seats.
In Kelantan
BN 3 Parliament 13 state seats
PAS 7 Parliament 23 state seats
PKR 3 Parliament 9 state seats
In Terengganu
PAS 5 Parliament 23 State seats
PKR 2 Parliament 4 state seats
BN 1 Parliament 5 state seats
In Kedah,
BN 9 Parliament 19 state seats
PAS 3 Parliament 7 state seats
PKR 3 Parliament 7 state seats
DAP 0 Parliament 3 state seats
In Perlis,
BN 2 Parliament 9 State seats
PAS 1 Parliament 5 state seats
PKR 0 Parliament 1 state seat
Thats all folks.
March 2nd, 2008 at 20: 47.43
What all this means?
Out of 19 parliamentary seats and 40 state seats, it means Barisan Rakyat cannot capture at least 21 state seats to form the state government of Penang. (Unless the narrow margin is otherwise unexpectedly bridged by uncontemplated factors like problems posed by indelible ink or transparent ballot boxes).
It means PKR and PAS cannot deliver their share of state seats because Penang Malays favour BN. (Even if majority of Penang electors/voters are Chinese, Penang has a significant minority in whose favour constituency boundaries have been drawn to give UMNO/BN the electoral advantage).
It means the DAP mauls Gerakan and MCA, UMNO holding its own well against PKR/PAS that make no inroads at all – and UMNO is being delivered the bargaining chip to take Gerakan out and nominate its candidate as chief minister!
The gravy train now takes another track to UMNO power brokers long coveting for the reversion of the jewel crown of chief minister post.
It means no benefit at all to MCA and Gerakan to continue playing, in the interest of receiving crumbs of patronage, the so called BN power sharing game of outwardly representing plural Malaysia’s interest but actually appeasing, placating and being subservient to and humiliated by UMNO’s dictates – because now, even the crumbs are withheld or redistributed back to the dominant party that gives.
Overall, it is signal to MCA, MIC & Gerakan throughout the land that it is times out – this game of hypocritically representing interest of other communities and selling principles for positions!
It may be harbinger to implosion of the power sharing arrangment of BN (as distinct from UMNO).
Let UMNO rule alone. At least it is better than the farce.
March 2nd, 2008 at 20: 57.56
Based on projections, the gap is narrow enough for the Opposition to also just win by the skin of the teeth. Anwar Ibrahim has to do some “magic” in the next 6 days!
March 2nd, 2008 at 21: 04.23
come on lahhhh……u “experts”….as though you can predict the results. Just go out and get your friends, families, peers…etc to vote opposition and keep our fingers crossed that we shall prevail and victory is for all of us…ok? Don’t try to be a mathematician and do something negative….we must be positive.
Lets fight on for victories after victories….all over the country.
March 2nd, 2008 at 21: 14.13
well its http://hannahyeoh.blogspot.com/
March 2nd, 2008 at 21: 37.22
Looking at the input and opinions from all the alternative media and blogs, it looks like the opposition would most probably increase their seats in parliament but then again please be aware of the last-minute tactics by BN which could turn the tide in their favour. Therefore it is important that during the ceramahs, remind the voters to be steadfast in their beliefs. A simple message like this should go a long way. Deny BN a 2/3 majority and they will take care of you to make sure that they could reclaim the lost seats. Give them a 2/3 majority and they will then act according to their whims and fancies.
March 2nd, 2008 at 22: 05.57
“Sdr Lim, I know your schedule is so hectic, but please take care of your health.” limkamput
YB Kit’s campaign is calling deperately for volunteers! Why don’t you put your money where your mouth is, and go help fill the gap. We don’t need empty and meaningless assertions of support. Spare us your silly rhetoric!
March 2nd, 2008 at 22: 09.23
I am impressed!!!!
DAP has unearthed more “cili api” this time.
Hannah Yeoh (Subang Jaya) did well as per bloggers comments.
Guess she will be the next ADUN for Subang Jaya after Ah Beng ran off trying to be an MP in Kelana Jaya trying to lick UMNO’s leg to get in good again after what ex-MP Loh had did.
I call upon all Subang Jaya voters to give your votes to this young “cili api” and we can have our own in Selangor just as Perak had Fong PK. Don’t forget to vote in Loh GB too as his fearless exposure on Lingam finally spilled the beans.
Another “cili api” requires our support too i.e. Ms Teoh Nie Ching for the Serdang Parliament seat.
Lets spread the news that bthey all need the support of all.
March 2nd, 2008 at 22: 58.54
Did you guys listen to RPK’s speech in Klang? It was fantastic
RPK Speech
March 2nd, 2008 at 23: 36.34
Mr T will still marry mr. D after being abndoned by mr D somtimes ago. I salute mr. T even he got no chance to be elevated. Despite of the fact Junior T has overtook Mr.T all this years, he still will be around.
Mr.T still has the stimina. Long live Mr. T.
March 2nd, 2008 at 23: 38.17
What about you, papi dog, what do you do all day other than barking at your own tail? Must get DBKL to put this miserable dog to sleep forever.
March 3rd, 2008 at 00: 05.23
The ceramah at TTDI tonight, despite heavy downpour, was incredible. Most people attending refused to move despite the heavy rain. Along the corridor of a row of shop houses (facing the field where the ceramah was held) was filled to the binge. Theresa Kok gave lively speech both in English and Cantonese centred on the need for strong opposition voice and the need to televise live Parliamentary proceedings. She also asked all those present to write to PM’s email link in Chinese language to see whether they will get any reply as promised in today’s newspaper.
The DAP candidate for Segambut needs to improve his oratory skill and also to research a little on issues he wants to highlight. For ceramah of this nature, just go for punchy and salient points if you think the audience is looking for facts and figures. There is no need to go into details and the rationale for each the point you make. It becomes too cumbersome and boring.
From what I observed, I think many in the urban areas are ready for change. Never have I seen such an enthusiastic crowd both in SS2 a few night ago and tonight in TTDI. We must all help the oppositions, particularly the DAP to keep the momentum going till March 8.
March 3rd, 2008 at 00: 42.41
YB Lim,
With so many fraudulent cases against EC, how come there has been no injunction against them? The whole election is riddled with inconsistencies and massive postal votes rigging as laid out in
http://yippeego.com/ypwordpress/?p=330#more-330
By the time BN wins again it wud be too late to even make noise? What’s next after that? ANother massive rally?
Is there no way to stop this? With so many evidences am sure in the court of law (eventhough it is taintied) we the rakyat cud hv a case against the Rashid scumbag.
March 3rd, 2008 at 00: 46.55
Cheating in Postal Votes - Sarawak
1)..we spotted at least six people with the same identification card number having to ballots each,’ Mr Yaacob said.
2)..(EC) officers in Sibu issued postal votes to the police and army personnel, and in the course of supervising the issuance, we caught 13 postal voters who were entitled to vote twice, for their names were registered twice on the electoral roll. They were to be given 2 ballot papers each.
Do we have physical duplicate ballot papers for 13 Sibu & 6 KL voters ,names,ic , any video recording of the ballots papers, etc…
There must be 2 police reports as ‘ first information report’.Penal Code case.
If yes, get Barisan Rakyat ” Legal advisers” filed application in High Court to have ‘Postal Voting’ suspended indefinitely.
We have a constitutional crisis here… GE 2008 can be annulled …?
Postal voting roll must be seized for used as evidence in a criminal investigation.
Very messy ….
Since it is a criminal case, AG chamber cannot keep quiet…
Let’s see what how SPR try to cover up ?
> Check out ‘Mandate from Heaven’ posting by …..
Syabas. Barisan Rakyat.
March 3rd, 2008 at 02: 10.45
“Sdr Lim, I know your schedule is so hectic, but please take care of your health.†limkamput
YB Kit’s campaign is calling deperately for volunteers! Why don’t you put your money where your mouth is, and go help fill the gap. We don’t need empty and meaningless assertions of support. Spare us your silly rhetoric!
“What about you, papi dog, what do you do all day other than barking at your own tail? ” lebai kamal bin Put
i’m not here to campaign but to expose you for the fraud that you are! and a pathetic one at that!
March 3rd, 2008 at 06: 02.58
I have just posted the same message in Jeff’s Blog & Teresa’s Blog, and I hope you guyz can help if you know anything…; I am from Kedah, and SPR has registered my name on my behalf as voter, I m not knowing this until I check online; anyhow, I was allocated to an area where only PAS and BN are contesting all these while; I tried to change to PJ area when I know about it, but they said I have to change my the address in my IC, due to the trouble, I didn’t change; My question is that, is there any other way to change the voting location apart from changing I.C? kindly assist. thanks in advance! (Note: Even if it is only PAS and BN, I will still vote for PAS, no choice!!! as long as its not BN!!)
March 3rd, 2008 at 07: 48.16
Yesterday I was at a BN ceramah in Senawang, N.S., organised by the local MIC branch chief. I was there because members of our temple were responsible for providing food for the attendees.
The speakers were pathetic & they didn’t have much substance in their speeches. The UMNO guy (Rasah BN chief) was talking nonsense, about how in his younger days he was very close to the Indians. Nothing at all about the main national agenda.
The MIC speakers were in “damage control” mode, admitting that the Indians were not being looked after in Malaysia. So the people should give them another 5 years to look into this!
The Gerakan & MCA speakers spoke about the muhibbah nonsense. Basically the BN was corrupt of ideas to speak about. And they also attacked DAP & told the people not to believe in rumours!
Today I’m going to join Uncle Kit’s ceramah at 9.30pm in Rasah. I also informed some of the people at the BN ceramah & they are coming too.
Vote DAP for a safer & affordable Malaysia!
March 3rd, 2008 at 08: 22.19
If BN leaders had any pride and dignity left in them, they should apologize to the ordinary people for the decades of gross injustice, damaging and divisive policies and mismanagement.
Decent and hard working Malaysians of all races deserve better than this…..more of the same will cause enormous permanent and long term damage to the country.
March 3rd, 2008 at 08: 44.08
I am a christian, and my area State Assemblies : 101 / 23 - DUSUN TUA Parliamentary : 101 - HULU LANGAT, between BN and PAS. The last GE, I voted BN to give AAB a chance. Now, no more chance for BN. I’ll be voting PAS.
Attended Tok Guru’s ceramah at Putrajaya, yesterday. I am the only chinese there. Nevertheless, the dewan P9 was jammed packed. People were sitting on the floors outside the dewan. No chairs provided outside, no food served. Yet there were many many who came.
Contrary, BN’s site for ceramah was filled with food galore, and comfortable chairs and fans… but don’t see many people attending it.
March 3rd, 2008 at 08: 51.41
Whew!!. Have anyone notice this punishing schedule for 67-year old Sdr. Lim.?
Sdr. Lim deserves a big win just for this schedule!!!!!
March 3rd, 2008 at 09: 21.37
Sdr. Lim,
Did you notice that in Terengganu, Badawi called himself the head of state? He really think he is an elected Sultanate and a theocratic one too. He can’t remember the difference anymore…He really is our very own George Bush jr. intellectually….
March 3rd, 2008 at 10: 00.13
Just drove down from Ipoh. Should remove the BN billboards. So fake and funny, talking about pledge and efficiency! Can cause accidents if laugh too hard…..
March 3rd, 2008 at 10: 31.13
Latest Updates on
1. Charles Santiago 4 Klang to Parliament
– The Peoples Choice; Let’s Make it Happen; Let’s Make the Difference; he wanted to initiate Change to make Klang & Malaysia a Better Place;
Watch the Video Clip (1min 26s) - Campaign Trail at Jalan Papan, Klang
http://powerpresent.blogspot.com/2008/02/video-clip-charles-santiago-4-klang-to.html
plus
Imran Imtiaz Prognosis – Mar 8 Election – 30 to 50 seats gain for Opposition; now is that time to deny BN the 2/3 Majority
= == == =
2. Fight for Chinese Votes in Penang
The inability of Dr Koh to pinpoint a CM designate underlines Gerakan current shaky & fluid position Penang. He was quoted:
“All I know is that the unhappy voters want to punish the BN,” he said. Although, a BN whitewash is highly unlikely, with Umno contesting 15 of the state’s 40 seats, an unusually strong opposition showing could upset the state’s carefully weighted racial balance in government.
Many seats previously considered “safe†and changed to “hot†has now become “lost†especially his Batu Kawan with heavy bets on Gerakan coming landslide defeat. More details from updates at
http://powerpresent.blogspot.com/2008/03/malaysiakinis-rumour-teng-chang-yeow-as.html
plus see DAP Largest 9 m Rocket at MAk Maidin, Butterworth
plus Video Clip, Koh’s explanation and responses from Teng Chang Yeow & Teng Hock Nan and DAP & BN Slogans war
plus inserted Video Clip on DAP-PKR KL collaboration declaration (in 20% slow motion)
March 3rd, 2008 at 10: 35.53
DAP and PKR must put in special efforts to change and capture the mind and hearts of Malay Malaysians, who must be convinced that under NEP, the bulk of the benefits went to Umnoputras and their cronies.
Without a significant number of votes from Malay Malaysians, DAP and PKR will not be able to breach the BN’s stranglehold on our parliament and state legislative assemblies.
V-day is only 5 days away! Please do the necessary and do what you have to do, the correct way! All the best.
March 3rd, 2008 at 10: 44.42
“I was there when the Election Commission (EC) was packing voter kits for postal votes on Saturday and we spotted at least six people with the same identification card number having two ballots each,” Yaacob said.
“This is voting fraud as each postal voter should have only one vote,” he added.
http://news.my.msn.com/regional/article.aspx?cp-documentid=1271182
March 3rd, 2008 at 10: 48.51
Dear leaders Lim Kit Siang and all,
Keep it up ! Well done for all ceramah ! Do not let BN win this time and forever ! God bless DAP and all opposition party to win. Be careful and inform all about the dirty tactic of BN adverstiment of 513, free gifts, free makan and the illegal voting result gambing !
March 3rd, 2008 at 11: 00.07
ZAM was quoted by the editor, who read the news filed in the system by his reporters, as having said:
“Siapa yang mahukan Wee di kenakan tindakan selepas dia minta maaf? Bukan Umno. Bukan MCA… Gerakan!”
Dr Lim Keng Yaik is the only Gerakan representative in the Cabinet.
http://www.jeffooi.com/2007/08/negarakuku_zam_tried_to_retrac.php
March 3rd, 2008 at 11: 01.56
It been a long long time you have not turn up here and the people’s of Puchong is waiting for you.
I shall lock my schedule and meet you there. Take good care Sir.
March 3rd, 2008 at 11: 08.15
Why BN?
Someone in the audience asked why he should keep voting for BN, if they continue to take away his rights. Donald started his answer with “In life…â€. He said something about some people being comfortable and uncomfortable…whatever.
The few parishioners whom I did speak to in the audience after the debate weren’t at all impressed with the BN. It’s obvious where their vote is going.
I picked u