BN’s Dirty By-election Tricks

The pamphlets Datuk Ng Yen Yen

Ever since the general election in March 2008, we’ve had quite a number of by-elections. So far, by-elections were held in Permatang Pauh (Penang), Kuala Terengganu (Terengganu), Bukit Gantang (Perak), Bukit Selambau (Kedah), & Batang Ai (Sarawak)…& the score is 4 for PR, & 1 for BN.BN only won Batang Ai (that too with serious cheating allegations).

Throughout these by-elections, many dirty tricks & cheap shots have been given out to PR. Here’s a list of them, followed by details.

1. Character assassination

2. Vote rigging

3. Lavish gifts

4. Bribes

5. Help from Election Commission

6. Police tolerating BN, but not PR.

Character assassination

One recent example of this was when Tun Mahathir gave a speech in Bukit Gantang while he was campaigning for BN. He told people there not to be duped by Anwar. Well, anyone can also say, don’t be duped by Mahathir. Tun M’s hypocritical speech can be seen here.

Typical of BN for giving speeches that ridicule & insult their opponents. Have PR dudes done that ? Well, I don’t see PR speeches highlighted negatively in the media. Please correct me if I’m wrong.

Vote rigging

Vote rigging has been reported to have happened in all the by-elections. This includes phantom voters, vote buying, and many citizens suddenly finding themselves not eligible to vote.

Lavish gifts

Noticed how whenever a by-election is coming, BN does a lot of nice things for the people. For example, ex-PM Datuk Badawi slashed petrol prices just days before the Permatang Pauh by-election.

During the Permatang Pauh by-elections, Datuk Najib said that he would approve scrap metal collector's licence for the Indians. Can you believe the audacity of this man ? Najib also announced financial aid for three Tamil schools and six Chinese schools.

During the Kuala Terengganu (KT) by-elections, Najib gave goodies to the Chinese community such as:

(1) RM3.3 million for construction of a new community hall.

(2) RM2.8 million for furbishing a completed hall in a Chinese school.

(3) RM3 million for 10 Chinese schools.

(4) RM2.7 million cash distribution to 9,000 Chinese for the coming Chinese New year (this annual payment was brought forward)

(5) Miscellaneous payments to temples, guilds and other community bodies.

Najib also gave out 583 government contracts in a “lucky draw” to all Class F contractors present at the Wisma Darul Iman in KT days before the election. These contracts (valued between RM30,000 to RM200,000 each), were claimed to be for infrastructure works in the local township, were distributed randomly by having the contractors come on stage to click on a computer.

When a button was pressed, a contract would be awarded to the contractor, details like nature of works and contract price would appear in a big screen in the hall. Thus the contractor would walk home with his/her “prize” (a contract with a pre-determined price), with no questions asked on his/her track record or suitability for the works assigned.

Now firstly, contracts for infrastructure works are usually awarded gradually over a period of time, as and when the needs for such works arise, as determined and initiated by the engineers and the local authorities.

These contracts are never awarded by the hundreds in a single day anywhere on Earth. There is no justification to cram such a large number of projects at once, especially when they are confined to a small town like KT. Massive wastages and redundancies will be the inevitable consequences. It’s an irresponsible act of public squandering.

Then, what about the track records and skill compatibility of the contractors with respect to the projects at hand? Without proper interview & inspection of the awardees, how can the government be certain that the projects are awarded to the right contractors?

Next, there is the question of price. Without tenders or negotiation, how can the government ensure fair pricing ?

Heck, just a day before the Batang Ai by-elections, 32 people there received their citizenship from ex-home minister Datuk Syed Hamid Albar. This was beautifully published in the NST. Isn’t it ironic to hand out 32 citizenships at a certain place just before its by-election ? Why couldn’t he give it earlier ?

They’ll promise you heaven & earth when a by-election is close, but how many of those promises are kept, I bet most aren’t.

Bribes, a.k.a “financial aid” in BN terms

This has been happening for ages. One example is Datuk Ng Yen Yen of the MCA who was reported giving out RM 200 to each senior citizen voter during the Permatang Pauh by-elections.

Best part is, they call it “financial aid”. Hello, that’s a bribe ! Why give bribes when you’re already promising heaven & earth anyway ?

Help from Election Commission (EC)

The EC seems to be quite helpful to BN. For example, the EC’s electoral boundaries have been drawn and redrawn over the past five decades to favour BN. Moreover, all by-elections, except Kuala Terengganu were held on a week day, and they all fell on a Tuesday. No justification was given either. This helps BN by reducing voter turnout and increases their chances of winning.

Police tolerating BN, but not PR

PR was ordered by the police to not talk about Altantuya or the Perak Sultan’s decision while campaigning, but BN can talk whatever they want. Where’s the democracy ?

BN can distribute pamphlets in Bukit Gantang regarding Elizabeth Wong’s nude pictures scandal, but the police didn’t take any action on them. I bet if PR talked about Chua Soi Lek’s sex tape scandal, the police would be very efficient.

Police set a permit with one of the conditions saying all political ceramah’s must end at 11pm. A ceramah at Bukit Gantang by BN ended at 11.50pm, long after the deadline, but no police action was taken.

It’s also common news that many ceramah’s made by PR are disrupted by the police. Have the police ever disrupted any BN ceramah ?

You don't call this corruption ?

Corruption reports lodged against UMNO has brought the MACC (Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission) to carry out investigations on the matter. Then a group of UMNO members protested against the MACC for carrying out their investigations on UMNO.

If they were innocent, why would they be protesting? If they’re innocent, the MACC wouldn’t find anything & they shouldn’t have anthing to fear. What happened to berani kerana benar, takut kerana salah ?

Now a politician from the opposition has made a statutory declaration stating that our future PM, Datuk Najib has offered RM 50 million for defections from the opposition. It is also alleged that Datuk Najib has offered opposition politicians who are being investigated by the MACC that all corruption charges against them will be dropped if they join BN.

The Bota Assemblyman, after 10 days in PKR, he goes back to BN…& earlier today he was reported missing. He was found at Najib’s press conference & denied that he was abducted. Ya right, I’m sure he was threatened & got millions to join BN again.

Even Kedah’s Bukit Selambau assemblyman V. Arumugam had lodged a police report that threats had been made on his life and that of his family if he did not leave PKR and join BN. He even said RM 4 million was offered to him to join BN.

So much of vote-buying, bribes, offers and threats have been going on for so long in BN & UMNO seems to be most famous for it. Call it money politics or corruption, they’re both the same & the Malaysian public is well aware of it.

Aren’t they ashamed for taking over a state by bribery and threats and not by the votes of the people ?

Shows how desperate BN is that they're willing to even accept two PKR assemblymen who have been charged with corruption.

The extent of how true or false these allegations are, I have no say. However, to those who oppose all this, I ask, don’t you call this corruption ?

Petrol Price Reductions Make No Sense !!

Does this chart look right ?.... Hell no.... you just need sundry shop mathematics to see what's wrong.

USD/barrel 120 = RM 2.70

USD/barrel 63 = RM 1.92

USD/BARREL 55 = RM 2.00

USD/barrel 48 = RM 1.90

From USD 120 to USD 48...we go from RM 2.70 to RM 1.90 ? A drop of USD 72 only gives us a drop of RM0.70 ? The ratio's are way off man ! The price reductions make no sense !

On November 18th 2008, our Domestic Trade and Consumer Affairs Minister, Datuk Shahrir Samad announced that the government had stopped subsidising petrol from November 1st.

Why was this matter announced more than 2 weeks after the government had stopped subsidising petrol and not immediately when they stopped ??

This means that between that duration of time, & even until now, we are paying petrol tax !!

It means that we are subsidising the government !!

In fact, economists say that the petrol price here should be around RM 1.50 ... 40 sens cheaper !

The excuse given by the government for the higher price is because other costs such as refinery and processing is taken into consideration. Ya right.

They also say that even Singapore, UK & Australia are selling petrol above market price. Hello friend, what about all the other countries that are selling petrol at the rightful market price ?

Besides, unlike Malaysia, Singapore, UK & Australia are not oil producing nations !!

  Next they say that the extra money earned from the government from this crappy fuel price mechanism will be used to "improve public transportation & the economy". Ya right, my foot la !!

  Another excuse for the higher price is to reduce the number of vehicles on the road and cultivate the people to use public transport. Well, .... we would use public transport if it was really good !  Besides, sales of vehicles here have dropped tremendously. Which dude will buy a car in the middle of a global economic crisis ??

Past few years, every budget announced will have billions allocated for public transportation. Yet public transportation services have not changed much & still sucks.

  As for improving the economy, I don't buy that excuse. Don't forget, the government has announced a RM 7 billion stimulus package for the improvement of the economy. This RM 7 billion is money saved from the reductions of the fuel subsidy.

  Their also robbing RM 5 billion form the EPF (Employees Provident Fund) to give to some company called ValueCap to invest wisely in the stock market and improve the economy. However, at the same time, ValueCap has a debt of RM 5.1 billion. Doesn't it sound fishy & ironic ? I'll talk about this in the next post.

  So when their having a stimulus package and stealing money from the EPF to improve public transportation and improving the economy, why the need for petrol prices that are higher than the market price ? 

  Aren't they forgetting that we're already burdened with higher toll rates, water & electricity tariffs.... Have they forgotten that Malaysians pay all sorts of other ridiculous taxes ? Not to mention rising food prices ? (I don't give a damn if roti canai & teh tarik falls by 10 sens)

Star newspaper even reported two days ago that the government makes RM16 million a day from this pricing. How can they be so unethical & make profit from the people like this ?

I would really like to know on what basis is petrol prices determined here ?

Who is the genius with the brilliant brains formulating the budget ?

In conclusion, petrol prices should be way cheaper here and the fuel price mechanism should be based according to the market price. Well, as they say, BN = Barang Naik.

  BTW, please don't misunderstand me by saying that I support petrol being subsidised. I don't. Petrol here shouldn't be subsidised anymore. The money saved can be used for better things... but... it's not right for the government to be making profit from the people like this by selling petrol higher than the global market price.

100 Reasons Why BN Lost the People's Votes...Final Part.

91. MCA quiet as a mouse.

92. MIC quiet as a mouse.

93. MCA & MCA seemed to be the ‘yes-man’ to UMNO…everything also agree.

94. Rumours of BN wanting to build nuclear power stations when the Bakun Dam wasn’t even completed.

95. PM is too nice for his own good.

96. The missing Nurin & Sharlinie case couldn’t be solved by the police.

97. Leaks in Parliament House.

98. Leaks in the Jalan Duta courts.

99. Badawi opens a nasi kandar shop in Perth,Australia…and bought a luxury yacht in Turkey…with the people’s money.

100. Maika Holdings which robbed the Indians by millions of ringgit.

Finally,...I'm done with this long saga. However, in the not too distant future (I hope), I have planned to post X reasons why BN may lose the people's votes badly again in the next General Elections  ;)

With the end of this saga, I can finally work on other posts that I've been wanting to for so long.

100 Reasons Why BN Lost the People's Votes...Part 9

81. DAP’s consistent aim for a truly democratic nation

82. BN’s race-based politics

83. BN’s “quota” mentality

84. Unfair distribution of scholarships

85. Foreign investors were slowly showing signs of leaving

86. Police brutality from BERSIH and HINDRAF rally

87. Najib’s involvement in Altantuya’s murder

88. Port Klang Free Zone Scandal

89. Rafidah Aziz implicated in dishing out Approved Permits for importing vehicles to family                members

90. Racist Ketuanan Melayu policy by UMNO

100 Reasons Why BN Lost the People's Votes...Part 8

71. Government almost tried to demolish Merdeka Stadium.

72. Tried to build the unnecessary sports complex in London.

73. Tunku Aziz, Karpal Singh, Lim Kit Siang etc.. are way more patriotic.

74. Too many illegal immigrants…especially Indonesians.

75. Illegal Indonesian immigrants get citizenship in 3 days whereas Malaysians born year 60 years ago don’t get citizenship even until they die.

76. Lousy education system.

77. Leaders sending their children overseas even for primary/secondary schooling, in spite of the “world class” education system that is said to exist here.

78. ISA was not used against those waving the keris.

79. They didn’t listen to the people.

80. BN’s arrogance by saying they didn’t need the votes of Chinese & Indians.

What's Albar trying to say ??

Once again, I'd like to express my views on a recent statement made by our Home Minister, Dato Syed Hamid Albar. This time, Albar was referring to a speech made about three weeks ago by Zaid Ibrahim (prominent Malaysian lawyer) who criticised the concept of Ketuanan Melayu (Malay Supremacy).

I am not going to comment on Zaid's speech as I have no intention on questioning Ketuanan Melayu. What I will point out is Albar's questionable reply statement about the speech.

This is what Albar said... ' If you say the concept of Malay supremacy has failed, then Zaid will not be what he is today. He is fortunate he was born a Malay ' .

Hmm...although the statement is short and direct, I find it questionable as it seems to have a few other indirect meanings behind it such as :-

Is he indirectly saying that Chinese people are unfortunate to be born as Chinese ?

Are Indian people unfortunate to be born as Indians ?

Are the Kadazan people unfortunate to be born as Kadazans ?

Are the Iban people unfortunate to be born as Ibans ?

Are the Bajau people unfortunate to be born as Bajaus ?

Are all Malays born lucky ?

If Zaid was born of another race, does that mean he would have been unsuccessful and unfortunate ?

Is Zaid successful only because of Ketuanan Melayu ?

Does Zaid's own hard work, effort & intelligence have no role play in his success ?

Are some Malays only successful because of Ketuanan Melayu & nothing else ?

Hmm...so many questions and indirect meanings from such a short statement.

Quote found in NST of November 4 2008, page 4.

100 Reasons Why BN Lost the People's Votes...Part 7

61. Anwar’s issue was never really fully settled before the election

62. Cars too expensive due to the government protecting Proton

63. Indians find that getting jobs in the civil service is tough

64. Doctors paid peanuts in the government sector

65. The brain-drain problem

66. Public transport still SUCKS after so much money allocated for so many years

67. Traffic jams in KL still unresolved

68. Still no true equitable system for entry into local universities

69. Bad implementation of National Service

70. Numerous and mysterious deaths of National Service trainees

100 Reasons Why BN Lost the People's Votes...Part 6

51. Too many grand projects. NCER, ECER, SCORE, IDR…. How can the government fund so many things at once ?..and will investors flock to all these projects ?

52. Flip-flopping the dissolution of the Parliament dates

53. Flip-flop decisions by BN

54. Toll prices keep increasing

55. No reduction in personal income tax

56. Unequal opportunities

57. Giving in to too many of Singapore’s demands

58. Building roofs collapsing & leaking everywhere

59. Flour price increased > roti canai increased –> people cannot get their roti canai

60.  People can't understand the concept of how a petroleum producing country can't subsidise heavily the petrol usage of its citizens

100 Reasons Why BN Lost the People's Votes...Part 5

41. Opposition succeeded in addressing the concerns of the people regarding oil prices , tolls , and crime

42. Badawi called for an early election (early or not , he was doomed either way)

43. Perceived lack of truth from mainstream media (media controlled by government)

44. Khairy’s ascending powers to corporate companies (ECM Libra) and Football Association of Malaysia (FAM)

45. Proton problems and governments non-stop intervention. It’s disgraceful to foreign investors to talk with Proton only to tell them, not interested later on

46. Raja Petra Kamaruddin…revealed many skeletons in BN’s closet

47. People’s lack of acceptance of NEP as only the rich get richer, the poor remains the same

48. Samy Vellu’s failure to provide lternative solutions to the Indian community. Tried to hoodwink the community into believing he is still the solution

49. BN’S political campaign was too well financially executed. People didn’t like expensive ads in newspapers

50. They concentrated too much on Kelantan & lost five states

HINDRAF Banned..Problem Solved ?

  Our Home Minister, Dato Syed Hamid Albar just banned HINDRAF & declared it illegal. This is a joke. How do you ban & declare an organisation that has not been registered and officially doesn’t exist, illegal ?!

  How come the HINDRAF 5 were put under ISA 11 months ago...& only now they "ban" HINDRAF ? I just don't see the sense in it. Can anyone enlighten me please ?

  What big crime have they done ?...Have they killed anyone ? Have they blown up anything with explosives ? Have they insulted the other races of Malaysia ?...Clearly, the answer is no, no & NO.

  I don't think that HINDRAF was formed to be a 'legal organisation'...I feel it was formed to wake Malaysia up & also get worldwide attention that Malaysia has political problems...which they have succeeded with flying colours.

  If it wasn't for HINDRAF, the political scenario in Malaysia would be totally different. They were the trigger & catalyst to the results of the General Elections 2008.

  HINDRAF just tried to show the government that the Indians were marginalised & they were not getting enough help. Simple basic human rights man...Has the government responded to their pleas in any way ? What has the government achieved by banning HINDRAF ?

Why has it become so hard to achive harmony & unity in Malaysia ? Is it because of HINDRAF ? ... I don't think so.

So what if HINDRAF is banned ? What difference does it make ? As the saying goes, you can imprison a man, but not his ideas.

100 Reasons Why BN Lost the People's Votes...Part 4

31. Misuse of ISA by BN

32. Money spent on keeping MNC (Multinational Corporation) in Penang

33. Long & desperate attempt of campaigning by BN

34. The issues of phantom & deceased voters

35. NEP has scared off potential investors and voters

36. BN in general has been perceived to have lost touch with the general public

37. PAS has a good public perception of zero tolerance for corruption 

38. Economic growth was never felt by the people as prices of almost everything was still increasing

39. The Anwar factor

40. Khir Toyo handing a BROOM to heads of government departments

100 Reasons Why BN Lost the People's Votes...Part 3

21. Mainstream media’s self-imposed censorship of bringing news that only matters to BN

22. “Rumours” of money politics 

23. Election Commision’s proposal of using indelible ink for the elections

24. Public’s perception of corruption is still there

25. Chinese not believing in MCA anymore

26. Indians not believing in MIC anymore

27. Malays not believing in UMNO anymore

28. Malays, Chinese, & Indians not believing in BN anymore

29. Tun Mahathir’s continuous attack on Badawi

30. Khairy Jamaluddin’s involvement in ECM-Libra

100 Reasons Why BN Lost the People's Votes...Part 2

11. Inflation rate increasing

12. Crime rate increasing

13. Broken promises of Datuk Badawi

14. Young educated voters had nothing to lose

15. Information Minister’s (Datuk Shabery) negative comments on bloggers

16. Unhappy with treatment against demonstrators

17. Lack of funding for Chinese schools

18. Lack of funding for Tamil schools

19. The unnecessary & costly project of sending a Malaysian to space

20. The link of the murdered Mongolian woman with our Deputy Prime Minister

100 Reasons Why BN Lost The People's Votes...Part 1

1. Samy Vellu

2. The Indian issues

3. Demolition of Hindu Temples

4. Khairy Jamaluddin

5. The illegal construction of the late Datuk Zakaria’s mansion

6. The insensitive waving of the keris and comments by Datuk Hishamuddin in parliament

7. The waving of the keris by Datuk Najib in 1987 at Kampung Baru with extremely anti-Chinese sentiments

8. The comments of Datuk Badaruddin Amiruddin who said that Malaysia is an Islamic state although the Constitution says otherwise. He further said that if you don’t like it , you can leave the country

9. Lingam tape…a video that showed how corrupted our judiciary system is

10. HINDRAF

Flip-Flop BN

1. Flip : Badawi says he'll not marry again.

Flop : Badawi remarries before the 1st year anniversary of his wife's death.

2. Flip : In 2007, Badawi called for more interfaith dialogues.

Flop : In 2008, after the protested Bar Council Forum on Islam, Badawi says 'avoid open discussions' .

3. Flip : Badawi says he'll reduce petrol price on September 1st.

Flop : Badawi reduces petrol price in August before the Permatang Pauh by-elections.

4. Flip : Badawi says he'll build a bridge from Johor to Singapore.

Flop : Badawi says Johor doesn't want the bridge.

5. Flip : Before elections Samy Vellu says what HINDRAF did was wrong as they should have gone through the "proper channels".

Flop : After losing elections, Samy now fights for the release of HINDRAF.

6. Flip : Badawi , "We will implement the Independent Police Complaint & Monitoring Commission (IPCMC) within 12 months."

Flop : Badawi, "Need to study first." (Still not implemented 5 years later !)

7. Flip : Badawi, "We did not buy a VIP jetplane."

Flop : The government just LEASED it from Penerbangan Malaysia Berhad."(which is 100% owned by MOF under Badawi !)

8. Flip : Badawi says he'll remain as PM until the middle of 2010.

Flop : Badawi changes his mind & says he'll resign in March 2009.

9. Flip : Home Ministry will not appeal courts' decision of freeing RPK from ISA.

Flop : The next day, Home Ministry decides to appeal !!

10. Flip : 26 February 2009, toll hike for 5 highways approved.

Flop : 27 February 2009, toll hike for 5 highways postponed. Ironically BN denied that the reason for postponing was because three by-elections were coming up.

11. Flip : February 26 2009, government allows Christian publications to use the word Allah.

Flop : February 28 2009, government makes U-turn on that decision.

12. Flip: BN starts policy of teaching maths & science subjects in schools in English in 2003.

Flop: BN scraps the policy in 2009.

Don't Fall Into Their Trap

RPK , Teresa Kok & a Sin Chew journalist were put under ISA in one day , Ahmad Ismail calls the Chinese "pendatang" , "immigrants" & "squatters" , Khir Toyo accuses Teresa Kok for telling the Kota Damansara mosque to stop the azan prayers , Anwar's sodomy trial , the BN MP's trip to Taiwan ,...do you see what I see ?

September 16 is coming . It's BN's final resolution to save their precious power by instigating all the races in Malaysia . Their last option now is to stir racial riots...to remake a May 13 1969...During the May 13th incident , when the Chinese made racial riots , the Agong back then declared emergency rule and dissolved parliament .

Then the National Operations Council (NOC) was formed by the Agong . The NOC became the supreme decision-makers of Malaysia for almost 2 years . Gradually , BN was reborn to rule Malaysia again...and now their at risk of losing all that power & money .

Thus it is extremely crucial that the public do not riot , protest or take anything to the streets . Don't fall into their trap . Don't give them an excuse to put more people under ISA or declare an emergency rule .

Signs of Desperation from BN...& my Malay poem

These are some signs of desperation from BN whom are really desperate to win back the hearts of the people .

1. PM cutting petrol price by a wee bit before he said he would & before the Permatang Pauh by-elections..but inflation rises from 7.7% to 8.5% !! ( beyond 5% is dangerous )

2. PM taking train rides few days ago to see the quality of public transport ( why now?..why not few years ago? )

3. Khairy Jamaluddin giving speech of how BN will "bury" Anwar's career...( ya right..when Badawi goes..so will Khairy )

4. Najib offering money to Chinese & Tamil schools so that they'll vote for BN at Permatang Pauh

5. Najib offering to renew the scrap metal licenses of Indians so that they'll vote for BN at Permatang Pauh ( Nothing else to offer ah?! )

6. Desperate attempts to put Anwar behind bars again with the sodomy issue

7. Saiful swearing on Quran hoping people will believe him..( ya right)

8. MCA's Ng Yen Yen giving RM 200 each to 156 elderly people at Permatang Pauh two days before the by-elections & reminds them to vote for BN...( she calls it "coincidence" )

Notice how all the signs above are signs of greed , desperation & to destroy Anwar's career...

Even the blind can see how desperate BN is...

My advice to Badawi...

Wahai PM kita

Sudah digali BN punya kubur

Sekarang mustahil tipu rakyat jelata

Lagi nasi sudah menjadi bubur

Sekarang tolonglah insaf & sabar

Demi rakyat dan negara

Kerjalah dengan PR & Anwar

dan ingat...

bak kata pepatah

bersatu kita teguh , bercerai kita roboh

Janganlah di pentas dunia

Buat Malaysia bodoh

Poem by Satish

BN & PAS Talks...For Real ?...Or Just Another Dirty BN Tactic ?

BN recently had the talks they proposed with PAS . Their discussions were about Malay unity and Islam . BN is the ruling coalition while PAS is in the opposition which also consists of PKR and DAP .

I feel that all this is just another dirty trick of BN to rock the relationship of the opposition so that they can call for a snap election before September 16(Anwar claims to form a new government by this date) if all the other alternatives to kill the opposition fails .

BN also suggested to dissolve BN and PAS and form a new Islamic-based party to unite the Malays...What a stupid suggestion..for the past 51 years..what was the purpose of BN being around in the first place ?...just look at the name UMNO..it stands for UNITED MALAYS National Organisation .

BN talks about Malay unity...but what about Malaysian unity ?...Have they thought of that ?...I doubt it..their just to busy trying to save themselves from prison and losing their power . This is just another attempt to provoke the Malays to go against the opposition as many of them turned their backs on BN in the last elections .

BN has not really been successful to bring down Anwar Ibrahim as the same tactics 10 years ago are not so effective now . This is probably BN's last chance to bring down the opposition . Ever since the elections ended , BN has been too busy trying to bring down the opposition without giving them a chance...see what it caused..drop in economy and rising inflation and crime rates .

The next two months will be very crucial for Malaysia . Now is not the time for the people to fight or argue . Now is the time to unite . As the saying goes..bersatu teguh , bercerai roboh (when together we're strong , when apart we fall) .

Evidence That Saiful Was Never Sodomised by Anwar ! !

Raja Petra Kamaruddin (RPK) has leaked the medical reports of tests done on Saiful . The medical examination was done by Dr. Mohamed Osman Abdul Hamid at Hospital Pusrawi . According to RPK , on 28 June 2008 , Saiful went to see this doctor and complained about anal pains . The doctor examined him and found no evidence that he had been sodomised . The doctor’s report says that there is zero (0) skin tearing , zero (0) active bleeding , zero (0) traces of pus, etc., . This basically means he can’t be suffering from a pain in the anus as he alleges . The doctor’s diagnosis is that he rules out or TRO (to rule out) assault (sodomised) .

Now we can only hope the 1998 story won't repeat where the first medical report which stated that the victim was not sodomised by Anwar was rejected in court . They hired another doctor to make a new medical report concluding that Anwar sodomised the victim .

Now the government is searching for the doctor...hmm...I "wonder" why ?..The doctor is now in hiding with his family...Just like the Bala guy who disappeared after making the statutory declaration in the Altantuya case .

The way I see it , there are a few possible scenarios that can happen after this :-

1 . The crooks will put a new judge to reject the evidence like in 1998 and the crooks will hire another doctor to fake a report .

2 . The crooks will hire some fake witnesses to bullshit in court..Imagine someone saying in court..'I saw Anwar sodomise Saiful !! ' .

3 . Justice will be served....I hope .

Here is the matter explained by RPK himself .