Feb 052009
Pakatan Rakyat supporters gather at the Mentri Besar’s official residence tonight
Ipoh at 6.30pm. A huge dark cloud hangs over Ipoh as the rain pelted down
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This is what i call SANDIWARA SEMASA
The lack of Leadership all around – when we are facing CRISIS Unprecedent is AMAZING
See My Blog on a Amercian, Malaysian and Austrlian Analysis – which concludes that we are still seeking a Crisis Transformational Leadership Deed and Leaders are defined by the deeds not words
http://www.temiangdolphin.blogspot.com.au
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If this really is an example of administration under Najib, i am totally sickened. I am also on the edge of my seat waiting to see what happens next.
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its dark too in KL!
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DSAI i espect you and what you are doing consider this as blessing in disguise as tha Malays say Tiap tiap yang berlaku ada hikmagnya.remember Nala, ezam and many more say no to crossovers May god bless you.
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See what I found in the Malaysian Bar website. It probably refers to the love song “Madu Atau Racun?”, or “Honey or Poison?”
Here’s the piece:
‘MADU ATAU RACUN?
‘Written by Stephen Tan Ban Cheng, Thursday, Feb 05 2009 08:31 am
‘Way back in the early 1960s, President John F. Kennedy alluded, to the Chinese calligraph for “crisis.” He knew it, rightly, to be a combination of two individual words, “Danger” and “Opportunity.”
‘The present political development in Perak has all the makings of a crisis, but can our leaders see the “danger” as well as the “opportunity”?
‘The crisis marks a sad augury for democracy in our young country but our political leaders must realise the importance of their response.
‘The danger lies in cursing our future generations to live with a half-past-six democracy. The opportunity presents itself in blessing our future generations to live in a democracy where the sanctity of their individual ballot is respected in absolute terms.
‘So what is it going to be? A blessing or a curse? As my Malaysian Malay friends will put it, “Madu atau racun”? Honey or Poison?’
So, with the generasi baru or new generation in mind, what’s on the menu? Honey or Poison?
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DSAI i respect you a lot and what you are doing for thw country as the Malays say Tiap2 yang berlaku ada hikmahnya. Please say no to crossovers and remember Nalla ,Ezam and many more.Unethical and undemocratic. May God bless you.
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it has been sometime since malaysian witness such a drama depicting malaysian politics.but this time around makes me ponder the existance of two party/alliance will actually do more harm than good.maybe the malaysian public has matured but sadly so the politician from either two has not,now i wonder the matured malaysian public going to turn to whom>?same game-different player.
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Malaysia law is hopeless.
How can this happen?
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Today 5 Feb 2009 . A day we will remembered and learn.
I will not sad because the tiger has shown his stripes. If you have money and power you can steal people land and broke people heart. What is the difference this act with the US attacking and hijack the land of Afganistan and Isreal attacking Palestine.
Sadly today I learn that someone who I respected for so long will never be respected again as he did not listen to the people voice anymore.
A kingdom who been governance by a good fellowship has been hijacked and sad thing, it has been seen as a good act ..
Sorry perakian .. I know how you feel ..
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patutlah hujan. katak-katak melompat. aha.
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Just to let you know that your live coverage link seems to be broken now…
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We are all on the edge of our seat too here in the UK, keeping vigil with all the concern people of Perak and malaysia,our best regards to all the people around you, Hidup Rakyat!
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Anyone recommending a cheap nice place in Penang. I’m abandoning this soon to be evil state. I’m scared now, even before it was officially evilized..
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a good lesson for PR.
learn from Google – Don’t be evil.
have you learned?
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As the sky darkens, so do the hearts and minds of millions of Malaysians.
This is a dark day for all of us.
I hope that the date “Feb 5″ will be marked in all our calendar, to remind us how fragile our democracy really is.
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i smell a rat here between the … and the BN..
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http://sultan.perak.gov.my/bahasa/kandungan.html
Sign on His Highness guest book.
Whether he reads it or not, this is still the appropriate channel to express our concern.
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Legal justice, constitutional justice, jurisprudence thought & socio-economic-political justice lost in political animal….& that political animals instinct and right is to camouflage with rotten smells. Yes they are.
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[...] plus that mommoth gatheing in Ipoh tonite (live coverage on AnilNetto’s blog)…. the Rakyat’s show of support for Nizar (aka the new Jebat, for not resigning… [...]
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….primitive goals with degrades civilization.
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…political animals understand no civil society.
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[...] these 4 kataks have done? So cham… Anyway, events are still unfolding. Hop on over to Anilnetto’s blog for more as he is there updating live! Popularity: 1% Life, No Common Sense, Politics [...]
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Would like to share with you guys what I found from SPR’s website.
On 8 March 2008, during the 12th General Elections, 871,736 Perakians went to the polls together with fellow citizens across Malaysia to choose a representative to represent them in both parliament and the state assembly.
5,644 Perakians chose not to vote and did not return the ballot after registering at the polling stations.
20,421 votes were rejected as spoilt (whether intentionally or unintentionally we will never know).
1,635 chose to cast their votes for independent candidates.
Now come the important part. Of these 871,736 Perakians who went to the polls;
400,682 voted for a BN candidate
AND
443,354 voted for a PR candidate!
If you put it in percentage terms, 51% of those who went to the polls voted for PAKATAN RAKYAT whilst only 46% voted for BN.
Coup D’etat.
http://romerz.blogspot.com/2009/02/coup-detat.html
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[...] internet is an amazing thing. Check out Anilnetto’s live coverage online from the rally in [...]
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Back to basics again. Good versus Evil, who do you think will win in the end ?
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