Do not know how to vote?
Do not know who to vote?
Do no fret, do not worry!
Follow these pictorial guide, you will make no mistake!
(source : Change our profile photos to deny BN 2/3 group’s Photo Album)
That’s it. Easy and simple 🙂
This is something you MUST watch.
1999 – Mahathir Bohong, 2004 – Pak Lah Bohong, 2008 – Khairy Bohong 2013 – ______ ??
A longer version (18 minutes) you can watch it here. (Please.. please watch it and listen carefully to what Tun Dr. Mahathir has said.) So, Anwar was victimised and he was not guilty. Tun Dr. Mahathir admitted it himself. It is obvious now, he wants you to deny BN a 2/3 majority this upcoming election 🙂
Updated 2.33am :
I decided to put up the longer version here for all to watch. Cheers! (deleted the video, because it no longer available)
Updated 2.45am :
Huh!! The complete video no longer to be found on google video! WTF??
Updated 2.50am :
I get another video, under different name 🙂
Someone leave a comment at my previous post SPR, Please Explain This! with a list of Identity Card numbers (about 30 of them) and a message ‘more phantom voters’. I checked it with the SPR electoral database, and well I didn’t aware we have soooo many old and over 100 years old voters in this country!!! After checking 10 of the Identity Card numbers, I am fed up and decided not to continue. Fark SPR! So much for a clean electoral roll. Rashid, you are farking liar, I hope karma will get you someday!
128 years old! This Encik Baharom can apply for the oldest person alive title from Guiness Book of Record now.
128 years old too! Makcik Noraini can share the title with Encik Baharom
127 years old
125 years old
124 years old
123 years old
123 years old
123 years old
123 years old
123 years old
The rest of the phantom voters :
860320145365
861101105077
860208145701
860320145357
861217145011
860126145839
870914105781
870418105790
871016146308
881231100432
881103750027
880505066047
880906087033
881030136332
891102740096
891129740088
890520610089
890112146416
890920076065
890403615016
910609755079
920622710069
Malaysia Boleh!!!!!!!!!!!
Updated 28th Feb 2008 4.50pm :
New IC numbers added to the list.
890211050014
961022505236
971219750079
991230710156
991025740081
Hari ini, Barisan Nasional telah melancarkan Manifesto Pilihanraya 2008 setebal 24 muka surat, lebih 5 muka surat daripada pilihanraya 2004. Satu lagi pencapaian oleh Barisan Nasional!! Namun begitu, mengikut sumber dalaman yang boleh dipercayai dan penelitian saya sepanjang Barisan Nasional memegang tampuk pemerintahan negara, manifesto yang panjang lebar itu bolehlah dirumuskan dengan pantun dua rangkap :
Undilah BN!! 😀
There is no point in voting good BN candidates (if there is such a thing). You will see that there are good BN MPs/reps in UMNO/MCA/MIC etc. Politicians with a bit of spine and some principles. But what’s the point of voting them when they are overpowered by the hoolligans within their parties?
Good people join BN to change and improve the system, from within. They stand up for the people and are shot down by the party and system. Why waste your votes on them then if they are powerless? You want some proofs? Well I give you proofs :
1. S. Sothinathan, MIC (Telok Kemang), was suspended from his deputy minister’s position in 2006 for criticising the government policy on the recognition of foreign medical degrees. He felt that the many of the students at the Crimea State Medical University (CSMU) in Ukraine, which woudl be derecognised, were Indians and because of this, being a BN component party, the MIC is duty-bound to protect their interest.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OqGRMvi91yw
2. Loh Seng Kok, MCA (Kelana Jaya), complained in Parliament about ‘imbalanced’ history textbooks, new prayer recital guidelines and the problems faced by non-Muslims with regards to places of worship. Six days later, some 50 Umno Youth members, led by Kelana Jaya division chief Abdul Halim Samad, paid him a visit late at night to deliver a “warning letter”. (He has been dropped from this 2008 election, so much of MCA for dropping a good MP)
3. Shahrir Samad, UMNO’s conscience, supported an opposition motion (to censure the one eyed Jasin MP), did not receive support from his fellow government backbenchers to condemn the corruption within his own party.
4. Tan Cheng Liang (Jawi) and Lim Boo Chang (Datuk Keramat), two BN state assemblymen in Penang abstained from a vote on the Penang Outer Ring Road (PORR) in 2002. The controversial PORR was proposed by the BN government and vehemently opposed by the opposition. Both were meted “disciplinary action” for not supporting the government, even though they thought that the project would not best serve the interest of Penang.
5. K. Devamany of MIC (Cameron Highlands) had said the fact that 50,000 people showed up at the Nov 25 2007 Hindraf protest showed the Government’s failure in distributing wealth equally. Trying to highlight the seriousness of this issue, he was strongly condemned by his BN colleagues.
6. Zaid Ibrahim, UMNO’s conscience, has been dropped from this 2008 election. This former Kota Bharu MP was one of the first UMNO politicians to publicly demand the establishment of a royal commission of inquiry into the Linggam tape. This same man has been very public and vocal about the rotting state of the judiciary and rule of law. Zaid also led a campaign to reelect Shahrir Samad, fellow UMNO conscience, as the backbencher’s club chairperson after the one eyed MP incident. He didn’t succeed.
http://www.bakrimusa.com/archives/a-gemstone-among-pebbles
These BN politicians are fighting for the people, and they are being defeated by their own party. If they can’t criticise the government, they can’t stand up for you.
Please read about the whip in parliament
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chief_Whip_(Malaysia)
Meanwhile the spineless:
1. Shahrizat Jalil, Women, Family and Community Minister of UMNO (Lembah Pantai), on the passing of the Islamic Family Law (Federal Territories) (Amendment) Bill 2005 which undermines the status of Muslim women and the family institution said this first:
The uproar over this issue is symptomatic of the real problems affecting Muslim women in the country. Let this be a lesson to all concerned to not trivialise issues involving the rights of women. (Dec 23, 2005)
She then went on to say that her ministry had earlier objected to almost all the clauses of the Bill, which discriminated against women (Dec 25, 2005).
She later went on to vote to support the bill.
And some quotes by BN and non-BN politicians. Self explanatory:
1. UMNO has now become completely paralyzed. – Dr. Mahathir
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3sXdc8gHrmQ
… it’s an opposition motion and we usually reject their motions.- Minister in the Prime Minister’s Department Datuk Seri Nazri Aziz, The Star 5 May 2006
http://thestar.com.my/news/story.asp?file=/2006/5/5/nation/20060505075251&sec=nation
Our principle is that BNBBC will not support the opposition. – BNBBC Deputy Chairman Datuk Raja Ahmad Zainuddin Raja Omar, Bernama 5 May 2006
http://www.bernama.com/bernama/v3/news_lite.php?id=195453
Based on our policy and practice, the BN elected representatives cannot support a motion tabled by the Opposition… under whatever circumstances, they should not have supported a motion from the Opposition. – Deputy Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Abdul Razak, who is also BN Chief Whip, The Sun
http://www.malaysia-today.net/Blog-e/2005/10/two-bn-mps-in-fix-for-backing-dap.htm
He [Sothinathan] is a member of the front bench and should not have taken a stand like what he did, criticising his own Government… [this] is certainly a breach of party discipline. – Prime Minister Datuk Seri Abdullah Ahmad Badawi , The Star 23 June 2005
http://thestar.com.my/news/story.asp?file=/2005/6/23/nation/11295892&sec=nation
What happened is unprecedented but he is at fault. That is why action has to be taken against him – Minister in the Prime Minister’s Department Datuk Seri Nazri Aziz, The Star 23 June 2005
http://thestar.com.my/news/story.asp?file=/2005/6/23/nation/11295892&sec=nation
He broke ranks. You cannot have your cake and eat it too.– Minister in the Prime Minister’s Department Datuk Seri Nazri Aziz, The Star 23 June 2005
http://thestar.com.my/news/story.asp?file=/2005/6/23/nation/11295892&sec=nation
The action against Tan Cheng Liang (Jawi) and Lim Boo Chang (Datuk Keramat) was good enough to serve as a reminder to the rest of the backbenchers. – BN secretary-general, Tan Sri Mohamed Rahmat, MGG Pillai 6 January 2003
http://www.mggpillai.com/article.php3?sid=1580
We are of the view that the final decision on this issue should be made by Barisan. But as far as Umno is concerned, we want them sacked. – Former Prime Minister and former UMNO/BN Chairperson, Dr Mahathir Mohamad, SNNI 29 November 2002
http://www.snni.org/cgi-bin/snni2/list_item.cgi?archives/2002_11_30/malaysia/st3011_1.txt
MPs are more free now, compared to 10 years ago, to voice their opinions and views.
– Minister in the Prime Minister’s Department Datuk Seri Nazri Aziz, New Straits Times 14 January 2005
http://www.suaram.net/display_article.asp?ID=454
[On an objection by a leading backbencher] He may disagree, but at the end of the day it is the Whip’s decision. – Minister in the Prime Minister’s Department Datuk Seri Nazri Aziz, New Straits Times 14 January 2005
http://www.suaram.net/display_article.asp?ID=454
I am a loyal party member and will obey. [if the government bill didn’t go through] i t would have meant trouble for me. – Minister in the Prime Minister’s Department Datuk Seri Nazri Aziz, The Star 25 December 2005
http://thestar.com.my/columnists/story.asp?file=/columnists/2005/12/25/suhaini/20051225114 912&sec=Suhaini
They are free to debate and speak their mind, but when it comes to a vote they have to follow. – Minister in the Prime Minister’s Department Datuk Seri Nazri Aziz, BBC News 22 December 2005
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/asia-pacific/4551532.stm
WE are not doves that can be tamed. We did not intentionally support the Opposition. Our intention was to protect the integrity of Parliament. – Datuk Bung Moktar Radin, NST 5 October 2005
http://www.malaysia-today.net/Blog-e/2005_10_05_MT_BI_archive.htm
Each said that despite her conscience, “I am a loyal party member and will obey.”
– Suhaini Aznam, The Star 25 December 2005
http://thestar.com.my/columnists/story.asp?file=/columnists/2005/12/25/suhaini/20051225114912&sec=Suhaini
I was merely trying to help the Barisan retain voters’ confidence by bringing up the issue at the state assembly. And I certainly did not go against the Barisan. I love Barisan and was merely trying to help it retain its voters’ confidence. – Tan Cheng Liang, Jawi ADUN, FAC News 27 November 2002
http://www.freeanwar.net/june2002/facnews271102a.htm
BNBBC.org.my akan bertindak sebagai platform untuk Ahli Parlimen berkongsi pendapat mereka tentang isu-isu semasa bersama rakyat dan membolehkan rakyat memberikan pendapat dan komen-komen bernas yang akan membantu meningkatkan lagi mutu perkhidmatan yang diberikan oleh Ahli Parlimen terhadap rakyat yang mereka wakili.
BNBBC.org.my 5 April 2005
http://www.bnbbc.org.my/?p=beritabnbb&v=fulltext&i=80
I urge MPs, particularly from Barisan Nasional, to support the amendments to the two water bills in the interests of the people and country. The Barisan Nasional leadership should remove the whip and allow BN MPs to speak and vote according to their conscience. – Opposition Leader, Lim Kit Siang 30 April 2006
http://blog.limkitsiang.com/?p=480
Saya ada pelbagai cara untuk mendapatkan maklum balas yang telah disampaikan kepada saya. Itulah cara saya daripada dulu pun. Kalau saya nak buat sesuatu dengan orang yang hendak membuat kerjasama dengan saya, saya akan beritahu, kalau ada pandangan, kalau ada apa-apa yang mereka hendak ingatkan, kut saya terlupa sedangkan kita manusia ini lupa pun ada. – Prime Minister Datuk Seri Abdullah Ahmad Badawi, 9 February 2004
http://www.pmo.gov.my/WebNotesApp/PMMain.nsf/314edc1f96172e0a48256f240017b913/f8321b872529e11b48256e8c00390dab?OpenDocument
Bekerjalah bersama saya, dan bukan untuk saya.
– Prime Minister Datuk Seri Abdullah Ahmad Badawi, 9 February 2004
http://www.pmo.gov.my/WebNotesApp/PMMain.nsf/314edc1f96172e0a48256f240017b913/f8321b872529e11b48256e8c00390dab?OpenDocument
I will deal with them, even if they’re powerful.
– Prime Minister Datuk Seri Abdullah Ahmad Badawi, 23 March 2004
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/asia-pacific/3560519.stm
For 15 years, I had joined the wrong party and I thought in year 2000 when I joined MCA, I could then serve the party and Barisan Nasional (BN). – Lim Boo Chang, Datuk Keramat ADUN, 16 December 2002
No Boo Chang. You are still in the wrong party.
(source : Deny Barisan National A 2/3 Majority in the Upcoming Election! discussion board)
Barisan Rakyat poster.
THE POWER IS WITH US.
For Better Or Worst
Make No Mistakes;
Have No Regrets;
VOTE FOR BARISAN RAKYAT!!
(source : Malaysia Today)
Let’s Deny Barisan Nasional A 2/3 Majority in the Upcoming Election!
Damn pissed. Damn ‘tulan’. Why?
I went to open a bank account just now. This stupid process of opening a bank account took me whole 2 weeks to be done! MyKad chip couldn’t be read, need to do a new MyKad, which took me 1 week to get. So much for government efficiency yeah?
They promised me it would be completed in 3 days, but when I went there (after calling many times the number written on the slip with nobody answering) they told me it was still in process, and pointed at a very small print written on the slip ‘only collect after 10 days bla bla’ (huh, so why told me only 3 days when I asked?) But I must give credit for the officer. She is very kind and even called me on my mobile to collect my card after it was done.
Back to the part where I went to open my bank account. After I came out from the bank, guess what? A special ‘angpow’ from MPPJ!
RM100 special ‘angpow’ from MPPJ – I need to give them
I always try my best to obey the law. I will never park at the side of the road, I will try to find a parking area to park. And I never double park because I hate people doing that to me.
I circled the area for 15 minutes without finding any parking space and I was rushing back to the office, so I thought parking at the side of the road, not blocking the traffic will be better than double park of parking at the center of the road.
Shop lots opposite, to the left of the bank : Left parking space is full, people park at the center of the road, and side of the road
Shop lots opposite, to the right of bank : Same, both sides no more parking space, some assholes parking at the center of the road.
Shop lots on the row with the bank – left parking space is full, people double park on the right along the way
I do not know if I have other choice in this situation, do you? Stupid town planning, leaving us with little choice but to break the law. (It is no excuse for breaking the law, but I think most of you can understand what I am trying to say here.) Or should I park my car at my house and walk 15 km to the bank?
Damn ‘tulan’!!