My comment on the going on Permatang Pauh small election is that it’s might be another “little tsunami” for Barisan Nasional under Pak Lah. There were many strategies used by both group especially sodomize case of Anuar Ibrahim and Altantuya murder case which was said linked with Najib. Two good game but merely not applicable at this moment of time as democracy has nothing to do with mind exploitations by the media. The campaign to be more for Barisan Nasional as the “National Pimp” as in TVs, Radio and Newspaper.
Will it be the another victory or shame for UMNO? Saiful, Anuar victim, has given his oath in the name of Allah to accuse Anuar Ibrahim. While, Najib swore in the same name telling that he does not know the beautiful lady. Now, it seems to me that there are many strategies to bring Anwar down including bring him into the jail.
The Barisan Nasional should use media not to manipulate the people but to persuade the people to support their candidate. By doing so, we are not conned by false information by the mainstream media. The government must use media as their advantage and not to poison the mind of the people by telling “truth” out of the truth. How do we know Najib does not have any connection with Altantuya murder case since C4 is a prohibited explosive? How do we know that Saiful is sodomized by Anwar Ibrahim since there is no piece of evident? Will it be the DNA that can be found in Saiful’s anus or the damage of his anus that might be itchy and he scrubbed it?
At first, we saw a terrible or horrible debate between elephant and cow to broadcast the sins of Anwar Ibrahim but at the same time the information minister never realize that he was naked on the stage. What was happened between Koh Tsu Koon and Guan Eng? I do not have any interest to watch since it was a childish act of the Barisan Nasional. There are many things that government can say to gain support from the people of Permatang Pauh such as reducing the corruption rate, freedom of religion, NEP and so forth. Since, Lim Kit Siang said the same issue in the parliament, why don’t BN try to clear those said things to convince the people.
The TVs should broadcast more on our National Day advertisement since it benefits all the people instead of talking a lot about Permatang Pauh. We forgot 31st August and will remember 26th August as the most shameful day of the nation.
To me, the strategy must be strengthening to wind the people and not to create hatred of the people. Albar must play his role to ensure the community piece and freedom.
Will it be the another victory or shame for UMNO?
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BN = the Beginning of the End.
BN = The Beginning of the End.
BN = Beginning of the End
BN = Bandito Nacional
or, National Bandits(Crooks)
or, Penyamun Nasional
Wednesday August 27, 2008
Resounding win for Anwar with BIGGER 15,671 majority.
BUKIT MERTAJAM: As expected(heh?) Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim won the Permatang Pauh by-election, but what was impressive was the margin of victory.
The PKR leader was returned to Parliament with a majority of 15,671 votes, exceeding the 13,388-vote majority achieved by his wife Datuk Seri Dr Wan Azizah Wan Ismail in the March 8 general election.
Anwar garnered 31,195 votes to beat Barisan candidate Datuk Arif Shah Omar Shah, who garnered 15,524 votes, while low-key Angkatan Keadilan Insan Malaysia candidate Hanafi Hamat lost his RM15,000 deposit after getting only 92 votes.
The closely watched by-election was called after Dr Wan Azizah resigned from her post as MP on July 31, barely five months after she had won the seat, to enable her husband to run for election.
Anwar held the seat for four terms before he was sacked from his Deputy Prime Minister's post in 1998 over corruption and sodomy charges.
Dr Wan Azizah, who had been known as a reluctant politician, won the seat for a third term in March.
A mammoth crowd comprising PKR leaders and supporters gathered early yesterday evening at the tallying centre at the Tuanku Bainun Teachers Training College in Bukit Mertajam to celebrate the party’s victory.
Supporters let off fireworks as returning officer Roslan Yahaya announced the results at about 10pm.
Voter turnout was relatively high, registering at about 80% of the total 58,459 eligible voters in the constituency.
Barisan was the underdog from the start in the hard-fought by-election that Deputy Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak described as a titanic challenge.
Anwar’s convincing victory was reminiscent of his heyday, when he secured a stunning 23,515-vote majority in the 1995 general election by polling 27,945 votes, 76.7% of the total votes then.
The laid-back town of Permatang Pauh is where Anwar won four consecutive Parliament seats from 1982 to 1995, taking over the seat from what was initially a PAS stronghold.
Wednesday August 27, 2008 MYT 10:16:34 AM
Anwar to be sworn in Thursday
KUALA LUMPUR: Dewan Rakyat Speaker Tan Sri Pandikar Amin Mulia announced Wednesday that the new Permatang Pauh Member of Parliament Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim will be sworn in Thursday.
Anwar on Tuesday won the Permatang Pauh by-election by a resounding 15,671 :D majority, beating Barisan Nasional’s Datuk Arif Shah Omar Shah who only managed 15,524 :( votes and Akim’s Hanafi Hamat who got 92 votes.
This will be the turning point for not just for PKR but for the whole Malaysian. The victory last nite is the people's victory. The whole nation actually excited that their real hero had returned to where he is belong, to fight for the rakyat.
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