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2008年2月29日星期五

Opposition parties to win 50 seats

Postal votes: EC has distributed 5339 ballot papers to members of the Armed Forces and police, as well as overseas students.

Pas says 28 names of votes aged between 106 and 128 years found in electoral rolls of two states urged Elections Commission to investigate.

IGP Musa: 13 reports of minor election offences received since Feb 24 probes completed and handed over to Attorney-General for action.

Negri EC director tells candidates not to obstruct posters of their opponents with their own; locations are on first-come-first-served basis.

IGP Musa Hassan: Probe complete, cops have released persons detained for attack on 2 journalists at BN gathering in Perlis yesterday.

Lim Kit Siang said DAP aims to win 25 parliament seats and was confident that PKR and PAS will win 25 seats each as well.

PKR's Loh Gwo Burne of VK Lingam video frame, contesting for Kelana Jaya parliamentary seat, cannot vote because he failed to register on time.

Malaysia's GDP grew 7.3% in Q4 for average of 6.3% whole of last year, driven by consumer spending and investment activities.

The above SMSs reports are from The STAR.

10 条评论:

  1. To me, Malaysia is run by institutionalised bullies, corrupters, gangsters, goons, infidels, liars, monkeys, scumbags, thieves and all that are mentioned in the Book of Hell!

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  2. Everyday the only things the regime and its cronies do are to tell lies, nothing but telling lies!

    On the other hand, the "mainstream media" is not doing any meaningful investigative reports but only helping the regime to spread lies.

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  3. The BN has criminalised all our freedoms.

    We cannot walk as a group, we cannot put up a banner on our own building, we cannot have equal radio and TV time for all registered political parties to reach out to citizens to explain party policies, we cannot have access to information, we cannot have a reasonable campaign period prior to election, we cannot have a licence as a matter of right to publish, we cannot challenge any ministerial decisions in any court of law.

    Our basic fundamental rights and freedoms have all been taken away through subsidiary regulations and laws.

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  4. If you turn on BBC, there are fair and equal coverage on the UK opposition parties.

    So is NHK (Japan), so is KBS (Korea), so is CNN (America), so is CBC (Canada), so is ABC (Australia).

    Even in our neighboring Thailand, their TV coverage is fair for both ruling and opposition parties!

    Only in this Umno hijacked country that you find most lop-sided idiotic coverage on Umno and its running dog partners!

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  5. Nobody can help us now.
    This government is run by the Umno malays.
    They can twist and turn as they like.
    They don't give a damn about the other races.
    So we all go for help internationally!

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  6. NEP as implemented has always involved using government funds for the intended beneficiaries. When it was the intention of the government to create the richest malay to head the list of richest individuals, now announced by the prime minister, the government adopts the policy to give public funds directly or indirectly to private individuals so that he/she can become the richest individual malay in the country.

    Mahathir declared that NEP would have met its objective when the government was able to create a millionaire among the malays. It was the first time he extended the objective of NEP to make malay millionaires, and facilitated the use of public funds to enrich his cronies. Badawi now extends the creation of malay millionaires to become malay billionaires, and also to lead in the list of the richest individuals in the country.

    It is clear to the whole world that NEP created unfair hardships to the non-malays no matter how Umno wanted to justify it. Unlike article 153 which was supposed to be reviewed after 15 years from 1957, NEP was to be implemented for 20 years from 1970. There was no provision for extension, and the only clearly stated quantitative target was that malays were to achieve 30% of corporate ownership after 20 years.

    Badawi pretended that he wanted to be a prime minister for all Malaysians, and called for malays to forgo crutches. At the same time, he conveniently resurrected NEP and extended it to 2020, and his deputy suggested the continuation until 2057, for the present.

    Prime minister and his deputy promised a year ago to reveal the methodology adopted by EPU, to challenge the results of ASLI finding that the 30% target had been achieved. His recent announcement makes ASLI finding irrelevant since NEP will continue forever, whatever the actual results show.

    Ordinary malays appear to accept to pay a higher price for their motor vehicles when AP system which was exploited to enrich the well connected malays, they appear happy that NEP is continued even though NEP has caused a decline to their standard of living and level of earning. They accept that as a cost for enabling malays to lead the list of the richest individuals in the country.

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  7. ACA protects cheats, money launderers, the corrupting, lying and thieving politicians. I congratulate the ACA chief (what is his name?). Well done, good job.

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  8. History has shown that the most "biadap" and "kurang ajar" people in Malaysia are from Umno Youth. If other people dare to be more vocal, Umno Youth would brand them as terrorists and detain them under ISA.

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  9. I refer to the comment - Mahathir did more harm than good.

    I cannot but agree with some writer. As I plan to move my family overseas, I feel really sad for my country and friends I am going to leave behind.

    Mahathir was a great man and he could have done a lot for the country. He was determined, intelligent, sarcastic, well qualified and witty but unfortunately, somewhere along the way he succumbed to human failings like all of us.

    He became a slave to ego and greed and as a result, his heart was corrupted and he could not see beyond himself. Alas, it is too late now.

    I can see no great Malaysian leaders in the pipeline. Initially, I thought that Hisham could have been a great leader being a professional but after the 'keris' incidents and his racists remarks, I know he won't be going far.

    A great leader must be a leader for all, irrespective of race.

    Life is full of regrets when we look back but the one regret I am not prepared to have is my children's future as I may not be around to see the next generation lead their life. As parents, what are we working for if not for our children, the next generation?

    Sad to say, most of our leaders cannot see that and ironically, they are the one blessed with the power to shape the future generations, including their children.

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  10. This is what happen to a good country ruled by a bad ruling party.

    Enriching themselves and forget the rest. Those greedy and selfish Umno are to be blamed.

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