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A 2011 explainer-style post on Bersih 2.0, its electoral-reform demands and the political arguments surrounding the movement.
EC cancels use of indelible ink By RAPHAEL WONG PUTRAJAYA: The Election Commission has cancelled the use of indelible ink in polling this Saturday, citing public order and security reasons. Its chairman Tan Sri Abdul Rashid Abdul Rahman said following a meeting held Tuesday, the EC was obliged to make a firm and final decision…
A 2008 election-period post questioning an apparent inconsistency found while comparing identity details with an electoral-roll record.
I detest The Star very much for its very bias reporting. I love the Sports and Business sections. I just cannot stand the way The Star portray our good government in a very ass kissing way. Go and flip over The Star newspaper for the past few days. They never write anything else but the…
A 2008 election-period post examining claims about a cleaned-up electoral roll while revisiting examples and allegations involving so-called phantom voters.
Dear Tan Sri Dato’ Seri Hj. Ab. Rashid Bin Ab. Rahman, You as Chairman Election Commission of Malaysia, please explain this. 1. Vote in TUDM Butterworth as postal vote. 2. Then go back to Tumpat, Kelantan to vote again! Hurray!!!!! Same name, same year of birth, same father’s name but different voting place? So he…
From http://yahyasyap.blogspot.com/2007/11/freedom-from-tyrants-both-foreign-and.html On the 31st of August, 2007, Malaysia celebrated 50 years of independence from British rule. The British ruled Malaysia for their own benefit, exploiting local inhabitants – Malays, Chinese and Indians – to make Britain wealthy. When they left, the hero of independence Tunku Abdul Rahman became Prime Minister under a constitution which…