run up to GE 13! Do you remember..?

...how we came here..

 

...how we're brutally treated...

 

...how illegals are denied human rights...

 

...how we're locked-up without justice...

   

how we're deemed as "pendatang" immigrants? 

how we're racially denigrated and oppressed...

how the poor are ill-treated and marginalized.

..how we voiced out our constrained opinions...

how the rich, famous and pompous live?

 I say ENOUGH!

We screamed, raged, cried, hollered, ramped, beaten and did 
just everything human to be treated humane...

..and we waited and waited thus long and finally we're here to pass judgement on the forces that belittled and scourged us like vermin.

I urge you to do your bit in your right consciousness to choose wisely and decisively.

   
5 May, 2013.

THE TIME IS NOW

Leader stalwarts ...

There could be a many Ahmad, Ak Kow or Muthus contesting in the coming 13th Malaysia General Polls. 

From all political divides, each has his / her own personal and national agenda.

 But the one salient question that 

epitomizes one in times like this is this...

How many of them have gone out of their way to defend, 

argue and fight for our rights?

How many of them have gone to jail for speaking out the truth?

How many of them have done what you and I would never do?

 Uthayakumar  - Kota Raja

Incarcerated under the ISA 

fighting for the betterment and welfare 

of Hindus in Malaysia.

Dr Michael Jeyakumar Devaraj - Sungai Siput

Falsely accused and incarcerated as well

 Mohd Rafizi Ramli-  Pandan

A politician awaiting incarceration - I believe

 Karpal Singh - Bukit Gluegor

If you don't know who and what he stands for,

 you ought to leave Malaysia and never come back.

 Lim Guan Eng - Bagan 

Chief  Minster of Penang

A Chinese man incarcerated  defending a Malay girl over rape issue.

 Nurul Izzah - Lembah Pantai 

Daughter of Anwar.

A lady; a mother; a wife and a politician in the rising.

Shamed and humbled for what her father had to endure.

 Tian Chua - Batu 

Just how many times has this man 

man-handled by Police and yet stands his ground for justice?

Lim Kit Siang - Gelang Patah.

The bittersweet of Mahathir's epitome.  

His 'political resume" outweighs any other.

Need no elaboration

Question : 

What's stopping us from making 

them leaders.

Bersih 3.0 revisited - one year on...

To day marks 1 year Bersih 3.0 was unleashed in the heart of 
Kuala Lumpur

less we forget ...

 

for more pics click --->here ...

run up to GE13....Saying no to dirty corrupt polls ...

Extracted from Malaysiakini ..edited

It is arguably not an exaggeration to say today in Malaysia, politics and crime is one and the same thing. The difference is in the amount thieved.

Criminals are routinely arrested and convicted of their crimes. Some beaten to death while in custody and killed in shootouts with the police. There is yet a  politician from Barisan Nasional killed in a shoot out, beaten or tortured to death while in custody trying to escape to parts unknown with the proceeds of their crime.

Infact, most times or all times they're well protected and rooted for. Banks will facilitate the transfer of their ill gotten gains to a destination of their choice and the immigration will close one eye and shut the other when they're leaving Malaysia for exile comfort living. They take our money in Malaysia and spend it elsewhere! That’s why the illegal outflow of money out of Malaysia totalled RM200 billion in 2010.

Najib deludes himself and has delivered a number of economic and government transformation programmers. Phrases like  “Malaysia is bucking the trend”, “no country in the world”, “solid track record”, “and the best is yet to come” flows off his tongue glibly unconstrained by any thought he's telling a lie, at best a half truth or more likely he's just being delusional. He has an answer to every question asked – be it why he lied when he first denied having met Saiful and to giving excuses over how over 200-armed insurgents could have ‘invaded’ Sabah.

Why has he not done anything about Global Witness’ exposure of Taib Mahmud’s corrupt ways? He tells due process must take its course and leave it to MACC to investigate. Huh! Like they're investigating Altantuya’s murder? But politics is perception, so Najib thinks!

If he can link Anwar with sodomy, make the people believe DAP is a threat to Islam and the Malays, and brand PAS as being a traitor to Islam because of their coalition with DAP, then he thinks he'll have the people on his side to win the 13th general election.

“I scratch your back and you scratch mine” remember that!

• He is seen as a coward who did not front up at the Altantuya murder trial to clear himself.He's seen as a traitor to  Ahmad Badawi when he conspired with Dr Mahathir to oust Pak Lah before Pak Lah’s term was over.

• He's seen by many as to not have the guts to debate Anwar so the rakyat can see for themselves if Najib could stand for himself against a worthy opponent.

• He's seen as a liar who promised to repeal the ISA and PPPA only to replace them with equally draconian legislation with the same effect. 

• He's seen as a weak Premier responding to a situation rather than lead. 

• He is seen as a dithering prime minister not able to decide on when the 13th general election should be called.

• He acted against Shahrizat only after NFC had been under public domain for ages. Against Deepak (carpet man), the late P.Balasubramaniam and now Taib, he pulls the blanket over his head and runs screaming to Rosmah as if he's in a nightmare.

After all that, I dare you to like Najib!

This half-past-six BN Government must understand we'll no longer tolerate a general election not open, fair and untainted by money politics. And if they intend to test the people’s ability to tolerate any more of their abuses in order to stay in power, ask how far are our people from the tipping point!

The tipping point is when the rakyat takes it upon themselves to confront BN and all the powers that be, and make their point clear to the UMNO led BN by any means at their disposal and that enough is enough. Corrupt politicians, arrogant and totally without remorse and shame at what they've done to enrich themselves should be buried. Never revive vermin.

This time the people know if they do not succeed in ridding themselves of this corrupt government, Umno will take the opportunity to unleash upon our people and our country another 50 years of what we have endured so far.

And if BN is equally adamant in holding on to their tainted political power, then we know we're in a battle for ourselves and the outcome of that battle will be decided by the ferocity of how this BN regime is prepared to hold on to their grasp of power however undeserved it may be and the ferocity of our people to prevent it.

I hope it will not come to that. People who no longer feel they're are no other means of making their point across to powerful forces they perceived to be against them, are prone to resort to any means available to them to make that point. I hope BN will stop to think the possible consequences of what they do in these last few days before the 13 general election, and ditto for Pakatan Rakyat too.

Some say anything and everything should be done to rid ourselves of this repressive and the corrupt BN government and they'll be some who'll say anything and everything should be done to prevent Pakatan Rakyat from taking government.

You be the judge. We'll have our thoughts on this, but what I think we'll not tolerate is for any political entity to claim any undeserved victory, use any unfair and insidious tactics to win election and do anything to undermine the honesty of the electoral process.

They test our resolve at their own peril.

Emirates ...

run-up to GE13 ...wishlist ...

The 13^th General Election should never be about what or who should take governance and rule. It should be all about what we need and seek to enrich our lives, our welfare, our well being and for our generation to embrace the legacies we leave behind. We should look for worthy leaders who can put Malaysia back on the global map. And that to be proud of being called a Malaysian and not an immigrant or "pendatang". 

We should place a Government uncorrupted, unbiased and free from all forms of racism. To bring equality to every living and walking Malaysian, we need a government who should feed the masses with bravery, courage and total independence. This isn’t an easy task and neither is it unattainable.

And to reciprocate, the nation via its citizens should able to fuel and feed back the goodness received to ensure the National Flag of Malaysia be always wavering showing of its true multi-cultured and multi-ethnic greatness.

This is the only thing every Malaysian nationality craves for and this should be unwantonly enshrined into the hearts of every Malaysian.

A list of what every Malaysian should yearn for may somewhat look like this:-

• Ibrahim Ali should NOT be the yardstick in deciding a new government factor.

• The Judiciary System, The Police and the Anti Corruption Agency (MACC) should be revamped and be given total independence. It should not be governed or run by a single race or incline to the doctrines of the ruling government. In simplicity, it should be apolitical in all its dealings.

• Ministers and their families, next-of-kin should never be given any form of privilege or royalty in the form of business or license to build, operate or run any kind of property without openly declaring their honesty and interest in the process of nation building.
• Racial slurs denigrating fellow Malaysian especially the minority is to be banned / abolished out rightly.

• Parliament proceedings to be telecast live.
• The Prime Minister of Malaysia should never be the sole person selected from one race one party. He or she should govern the country for a selected number of terms only.
• Students to be given ample and equal opportunity on scholarships for higher education irrespective of the field of study or the chosen University. All top achievers are given full government sponsored scholarships to pursue their studies in any top 20 Universities on the globe.
• All quota system be abolished and the economic pie of the nation be well divided amongst Malaysians – poor or rich both equally.
• Bumi and non-Bumi status be abolished. Sabah and Sarawak should never be termed as East Malaysia but Malaysia.
• The rakyat should come first above everything else and not be burdened with unwanton payments and be derided with economic mayhem.
• To instill a balanced lifestyle and ensure Ringgit Malaysia is not let to float away from the mainstream currency index.
• All elderly retirees (both civil and private) be given proper help both monetarily and health. Senior citizens should enjoy rebate rates or even free access on pubic transports to ease the burden on the guardians looking after them.
• Nation building should be for all Malaysians and not for the rich and fancy.
• Top posts in the country to be given based on merit, excellence and know-how. Not via race, colour or creed.
• 1Malaysia to be BANNED. Being called Malaysian should supersede everything else.
  
  

  • On May 6, 2013 - to see a new Government ( added after Poll's day announcement)

The above are the basic ground wish list. There could be more....do add them to yours and make it the one wish list EVERY MALAYSIAN be proud of.

To make things easy, use the below picture to give you a yardstick measurement of who you should NOT vote base on character, characteristics or even by nature. 

IN A NUTSHELL :

Imagine if Ibrahim Ali to be the next Prime Minister.

Run up to GE13...PARLIAMENT DISSOLVED

The Malaysian Parliament is dissolved paving way to the most anticipated polls ever in the history of Malaysia - the 13th General Election. Never has there been such an anticipated event ever - as far as I know. This is definitely the mother of all POLLS. 

In a long time, the general public over the months, have eagerly waited for the 2013 Polls. Never ever in the history of the Malaysian Government has there been an event as poignant and prominent as this, given the yardstick to its spinoff stories, its agenda e.t.c. And from the looks of it, when the Premier  made the announcement, he made a blunder in saying 3 April, 2012.  More-so he looked not himself. Fear perhaps!!  :-)

Electing a new or the same government has come to its zenith hour. Far too many speculations and political talks have been on going over the last many months. Lets put all that to rest, do our part and GO TO THE POLLS.

.... anyway, on a personal remark, if you decide not to go to the polls, that's perfectly okay.  And if you think the outcome will  somewhat be the same as it has been for the last 50 years victory to the National Front - you may well be right on that too.

Isn't it an irony, day after day, accusations rife and proofed, the ones who make and bake the nation with their single race cohorts have far more issues to resolve, but ever in their affordable stride, hoodwink and beguile the superiority of the Electoral roll being tarnishless. Even after scores of dubious names and addresses singled out as fake, nothing much worthy to note is done to rectify. Doesn't these even make you wonder why we need the Polls?

I for one would not be surprised if this time again BN wins by more than a 2/3 majority and claim helms to Governing power. If one can proof the dubiousness of the electoral roll as fixated and mired with inconsistencies, what else you can't expect.

This is Malaysia, where the domineering power and might of the Government always stays as ONE RACE. Never belittle that one power. Its for more stronger than the laws of the country all put together. 

Proof me wrong!  All Hail to Zeus.