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written by Alisantan, May 08, 2009 |
Problem already solved in Perak. BN win and rule the Perak.
People of Perak will have better lives and developments.
Those trouble maker better stay away. Specially the puppets of Ngeh & Nga broters, ie Nizar and Sivakumar. all of sons of morons. |
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written by layman, May 08, 2009 |
QUOTE :
"Hafarizam said the removal of former speaker Sivakumar was valid as the motion was filed more than 14 days before the sitting and therefore it had to be deliberated and decided on in today’s sitting.
“Under the Standing Orders, any motion brought more than 14 days must be tabled for the Dewan to be decided upon."
FROM ABOVE :
Zambry file the motion on the 29th April, let us count :
29/04 - 30/04 = 2 days
01/05-07/05 = 7 days
TOTAL = 9 DAYS
OK. Sivakumar you are still Speaker. EXPELL ALL THE BN ADUN FORM THE NEXT SITTING KERANA MENGHINA DEWAN. ACTION TO BE TAKEN ALSO TO ALL THE UNINVITED GUESS.
DARE?
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written by layman, May 08, 2009 |
Quote :
Hafarizam said the removal of former speaker Sivakumar was valid as the motion was filed more than 14 days before the sitting and therefore it had to be deliberated and decided on in today’s sitting.
“Under the Standing Orders, any motion brought more than 14 days must be tabled for the Dewan to be decided upon."
More than 14 days?? How come, from above, the motion only filed on 29th April, less than 14 days!!!! oopsss over-looked karrr??? |
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written by Mat Bodek, May 08, 2009 |
Talkingcock.com is better! |
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written by kassim, May 08, 2009 |
Sekarang ini Husam musa sedang menwar2kan bahawa ada ADUN BN akan lompat ke PAS/PR di kelantan.
Saya nasihatkan pada si Husam ini,fikir betul2 dulu sebelum bertindak.Nanti jadi macam Perak kan?
Bila orang BN lompat ke PR,heboh seluruh negara dan diangkat darjat nya sebagai hero.Tetapi bila orang PR yang lompat ke BN,akan dikutuk habis habisan dengan caci maki yang amat memalukan.
Ingat wahai Husam,apa yang anda boleh buat, BN boleh buat juga tapi dengan 10 kali lebih efektif |
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written by kassim, May 08, 2009 |
Sekarang ini si Husam Musa sedang menwar2kan bahawa ada ADUN BN di kelantan akan lompat ke PAS/PR
Saya nasihatkan pada si Husam ini,fikir betul2 dulu sebelum bertindak.Nanti jadi macam Perak kan?
Bila orang BN lompat ke PR,heboh seluruh negara dan diangkat darjat nya sebagai hero.Tetapi bila orang PR yang lompat ke BN,akan dikutuk habis habisan dengan caci maki yang amat memalukan.
Ingat wahai Husam,apa yang anda boleh buat, BN boleh buat juga tapi dengan 10 kali lebih efektif |
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written by Katherine, May 08, 2009 |
Why is our PM keeping quiet and not act as the head of the country?
Does he think by slipping his head into his turtle shell, problems will go away?
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written by firdaus rosli, May 08, 2009 |
Saya masih percaya bahawa penyelesaian untuk isu ini tetap akan ada, tak perlu tunggu sehingga PRU13. Hal ini berdasarkan pembacaan saya di blog YB Khalil Idham Lim, seorang ADUN Perak. Beliau mengiringi Raja Nazrin Shah di DUN Perak, dan Raja Nazrin berkata bahawa beliau ingin bekerja dengan Pakatan Rakyat.
Let us hope for some divine intervention next, as such intervention will only happen when human lost his/her belief that something good will come. Now I can imagine Raja Nazrin persuading his father to dissolve the State Assembly, to avoid such chaos in the DUN to continue for years to come.
As usual, the Sultan's advice is like this, before the coup d'etat by the BN: "Allah will always be with His servants who are patient." |
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written by coolrontin, May 08, 2009 |
if some one ever throw $$ towards you and insulted you, what do you feel? This is a normal act psychologically. Not that she is right or wrong. But please, don;t add more oil and fumes for the current issues. It had turned worse already. Please give comment that help and not create more issues. |
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written by transfencer, May 08, 2009 |
Dear killer, majority of us are like you.. pr power junkies stooped lowest down there.. regretted all those votes wasted.
a head count is a head count.. that is about the most relevant technicality as any party can be
his majesty has done a smart decision for saving some taxpayers money if election is to be held again. it is his absolute prerogative..
freedom of association is promoted by pr/anwar with target dates 16/09...remember. when they are beaten at their own game.. they cried wolf.
WE HAVE LOST TOTAL CONFIDENCE THAT PR CAN EVER BE THE ALTERNATIVE GOVERNMENT OF THE DAY.
THEY HAVE SHOWN THEIR TRUE COLORS.. THEY ARE CORRUPT TOO.. by special regn plate; drunken by the taste of power.
pr! shooooooooo.. don't pray2!!!!
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written by Perak PR follower, May 08, 2009 |
Thinking of migrating ASAP. Shame to call as Malaysian. Now this country clearly applying Jungle Rule of Law, police act like gangster, crime rate ballooning etc.....
Malaysia Boleh Blah....... |
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written by guna, May 08, 2009 |
what a irony..............a sultan or regent is the head of the state......the majlis mesy. ng. is to help the sultan to admin the state. AM I right? so he is like a father in a family. the children are fighting in one room...the father is sitting in another room for the children to finish fighting. than he comes to give a long boring lecture like our university prof. Is this a joke ?. i cant believe whats happening |
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written by Enough, May 08, 2009 |
HRH please allow for the dissolution of the state assembly. It is time like this that HRH role is paramount important. Don't let this chaos carry on - the rakyat have enough. Please heard the rakyat's calls. |
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written by Killer, May 08, 2009 |
The bottom line is BN has the majority and have the right to rule Perak. They have obtained the HRH Sultan's consent to do so. Whether the HRH erred or not it is up to the court to decide. Obviously Pakatan supporters will claim so but I think the fairest solution is to let the court decide on that.
But again, the bottom line is that PR govt lost their majority and by clinging on to power with such desperation and violence is highly irresponsible. You either wait for the court's decision or the next GE. There is no justification to resort to hooliganism and threats to regain power.
You seems to forget that what the ex-speaker V. Sivakumar did. If Pakatan's fighting for democracy and rule of law, then how come the ex-speaker could make decisions like sacking a lawful MB, his exco or refuse to allow for assembly sitting or reject motions ? Is this democracy ala Pakatan or Thuggocracy ?
If someone refuses to vacate his seat and the sergeant-at-arms is violently prevented by the Pakatan goons, then there is nothing wrong the police to step in.
While I can understand's Pakatan's anger over their loss of power in Perak, these are part and parcel of politics. Switching parties (freedom of association) is also a part of democratic rights as recognised in liberal democracies in the West. Govts has tumbled due to defections before in other countries. So this is not unusual in a democractic society.
I would have been more sympathetic to Pakatan if they allowed the courts to decide and if they lose, leave it to the people to judge in the next election.
But their violent reaction only shows that they are fighting for self interests rather than the interests of the rakyat.
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written by Puteri, May 08, 2009 |
In response to tingtong's comment:
Najib is not our father or son, he is our PM and therefore should be held under a higher level of scrutiny as compared to the rest of us. |
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written by ark, May 08, 2009 |
If the present PM cant even know what is black and white in Perak, then I think he should resign and let better capable candidate to run the country. |
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written by ark, May 08, 2009 |
if the present PM cant know what is black and what is white in Perak then I think he not fit to be our leader for 1Malaysia. kindly resigned. Tks. |
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written by keowteow, May 08, 2009 |
For once, I am ashamed to call myself a Malaysian |
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written by lol, May 08, 2009 |
I guess one day when the citizen of malaysia who believe in real clean democracy..getting annoyed and fed up. Violent countermeasure will come in. Because they have lost their faith in the system.
Take a simple example of football match, imagine if the ref is flavor to one side and help them even on the most apparent wrong. what will happened? Well, sometime the player will start to fight, then maybe the fan get so annoy they can't help themself and join the riot. This is a simple example of how violent started, even with riot police station in football game...they will eventually outnumber.
Imagine how to have a fair fight when the system that is in flavor towards anyone who against the BN? I think many country history also having such thing going on. Look at our neighbors, look what happened to the citizen when they lost the hope with the country system. People take up arms and starts to fight it.
I hope my country do not have to go through such era. I hope the UMNO start to realize such things is possible to happened. Malaysian is also human. No different from other human. Once the violent action started, there will be no turning back.
UMNO, Najib, I who those in high position, if you read these, please realize and don't wait until it is too late to do anything. This is no way to run a country so call democracy. What umno did no different from those Regiment or some communist country. Please don't let our country to solve it with arms. Please give opposition a fair fight too. Umno cant always run a country forever and thats a facts. It is the matter how the party going down. Maybe going down through violent, where alot innocent people get caught(died) in the process, or by proper fair, clean, democracy system.
The choices is in your hand, whatever decided today will effect the future of Malaysia. I really hope our country wont end up in political conflict war.
Please dont.
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written by All Malaysian - UK Undergraduates, May 08, 2009 |
Dear Readers,
We,undegraduates and many Malaysian students from Oxford, Cambridge, Uni-London and other reputable universities in UK and Europe have been reading and viewing live news via internet the injustice and lawlessness in Perak Assembly today. We, Malaysians felt ashamed and blamed the greedy corrupted politicians for causing a war zone in Silver state in Malaysia.
The legitimate Perak government and the Speaker voted by all Perakians are booted out and dragged out from the Perak Assembly and whatever National Front(BN) did was "illegal and unconstitutional" accordingly to the Perak Constitutions, Federal Constitutions and the Law of the Land in Malaysia.
Today May 7, 2009 marked the "1Black Malaysia" and the injustice in Malaysia.
The entire British people and international communities read this "Tearing RM Ringgit notes" article with shocked and disgraceful by the act of the Perak deputy speaker Hee Yit Foong, who is now a BN-friendly independent as reported in the local media i.e. The STAR , Malaysiakini and Malaysia Insider.
As we read in the Malaysiakini report at 12.45pm stated: The situation turns ugly in the House. Pakatan rep Thomas Su (Pasir Pinji) ridicules Hee by offering her RM50 and shouting 'Go and die' in Cantonese.Following this, another Pakatan rep Yew Tian Hoe (Aulong) throws two RM1 notes at the deputy speaker, prompting a vexed Hee to pick up the notes and tear them to pieces. Other reps - from both sides of the divide - are recording the happenings in the House with their handphones.
We, Malaysians understand that the assemblywoman, Hee Yit Foong has committed a serious crime or treason by tearing RM50 and RM1 Ringgit notes comprised the portrait of Yang di-Pertuan Agong of Malaysia and also the legal tender of the Malaysia currency. Isn’t tearing money or defacing our Malaysia ringgit currency notes an act of sedition in that the face of Malaysia sovereign is printed on it? Furthermore, this lawmaker, Hee has broke the law of Malaysia under Sedition Act for tearing up good Malaysian Ringgit in front of all lawmakers in Perak Assembly and the incident was recorded cum reported by the media worldwide.
We, Malaysians and international communities know that tearing or defacing the legal tender currency note of a country sovereign is definitely an offence & a serious crime. The offender should be punished by a heavy penalty of imprisonment and fine if convicted. If the Malaysia government fails to charge the offender / law breaker as recorded and reported in Perak Assembly today. Then, it is definitely sending a wrong signal to the international communities and global financial markets to reject the legal tender of the ringgit notes from Malaysia since the Perak lawmaker has torn the ringgit notes by way of rejecting the legal tender of RM notes in Perak state assembly of Malaysia.
We plead and propose that all rightful Malaysians, NGOs, Bar Council members, political parties, business associations and the Central Bank of Malaysia (BNM)governor should make a serious police report on her when time permits. Nobody is above the law to deface or tear the legal tender Ringgit currency in front of both ruling and opposition lawmakers in Malaysia !
We hope the new PM , the police (PDRM), the AG and the lawmakers will take firm action against her, the offender who deface and tear the legal tender Ringgit notes without fear and favour as well as no bias decision. The Perak lawmaker, Hee has acted in a barbaric manner to tear the RM50 and RM1 notes without respect of the Malaysia sovereign and no excuses from her to voice out that she acted in self defence, unsounded mind and anger over her opposition members intimidation during chaos in Perak assembly. She is a Deputy Speaker of Perak assembly and a lawmaker in Perak should understand the standing orders and Malaysia law well.
We hope that the new PM, Najib will keep his promise of "1Malaysia, People First and Performance Now" will not silence over this disgraceful and shameful act of tearing RM notes in the Perak Assembly in front of all Perak lawmakers, all Malaysians reading and viewing the event and the international communities cum media covering the Perak Assembly today. We also hope Najib will release all arrested people and the activists to keep his slogan alive!
Otherwise, the slogan of "1Black Malaysia, Democracy First, Election Now" is the best motto for all Malaysians today.
Terima kasih // Thank you
Regards,
All Malaysian Undergraduates & Students
UK and Europe
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written by lol, May 08, 2009 |
So sick with BN tactics. No respect towards democracy at all. Why there even people vote for BN? |
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written by Malaysian, May 08, 2009 |
You still did not get it. You are the loser if you are a hardcore Pakatan or Barisan supporter. Relax and think. Make the ADUNs work for you. Boot them out the next time around if there are not working for you to improve on the State of Perak issues. You control your own destiny. Do not let either Pakatan or Barisan fool you. Cronyism, embezzlement or corruption exist on both side. You have seen both Pakatan and Barisan frogs hopping around. Right. Malaysia is not there yet on ethics. Do not trust the MPs or ADUNs blindly. Always check them out thoroughly on whatever they do. Get rid of them through the proper channels. There is no need for street demonstrations that drain our security resources and no need to imperil innocent life.
There were many MI comments that blindly uttered euphemism like 'Barisan Goons' or 'Pakatan Thugs'. You are emboldening them indiscriminately by being a fanatic party supporter. Vote for the best person who can do the right thing for you as oppose to the better party. If neither BN or PR has the right candidate, then vote for the right Independent candidate. This will immediately force both Barisan and Pakatan to field the right candidate. Then, petty issues like cronyism, playing ethnic-card, money-politics or gutter-politics will be gone forever.
Deadlock - Dead heat in Perak. Give them a chance. Have two MBs and two Speakers until GE13 so that Perak can move on. Perhaps, it is good because you have Check and Balance in the state of Perak. I still will not trust them as they all can collude with each other for their maximum personal gains. It remains for all of us to be on constant vigilant as MPs and ADUNs will be exploiting the major transformation in Malaysia. Let not the blogger-Twitter-Facebook-Flickr-RestAndRecreation generation come in to destroy our nation's institutions that took years to build.
Let me remind you on what my friend who has clients from both Pakatan and Barisan MP-ADUN said. Both Pakatan and Barisan MP-ADUN statements: Why do I care for the people who voted for me? I only pretend lah. I am there to get as much as possible. It is the chance to get as much as possible while I can. If I don't do it, others will do it lah. Wake up mate. That is the reality.
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The standoff is not important. What is most important is human life. This is a real test for our law enforcement officers. It is best to remain neutral and tread the political quagmire adroitly. Do not use alats on the people of Malaysia as there are mere little pawns and Mat Rempits. We do not want Kent State or Tiananmen in Malaysia. This is the record that our police and the army should be proud of in spite of the propaganda.
To this day, I am still trying to search for the truth on 19690513. Could it be Gerakan, UMNO, DAP, MCA, MIC or Harun who had committed a national crime that has seriously damaged the psyche of many Malaysians? Our enforcement officers, the army and the police, did a remarkable job in extreme difficult circumstances without fear or favour during 513.
If the Perak saga is out of control, both Pakatan and Barisan are guilty because both harness the energy of many innocent Malaysians on a mere political tussle. What about the idea of working together to resolve the impasse? Do not get the innocent people involved. It is not that hard because as a little boy, I could do it then with my peers.
The ADUNs were elected to work for the people of Perak. Please resign or get out of the State Assembly if you do start to work on the many issues that confront the state of Perak. If it is for power, ego, self-interest, wealth, embezzlement or corruption, then the people of Malaysia do not want you.
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written by Mike, May 08, 2009 |
A black day indeed for the country. What good is it for BN to win a state but in the process lose the respect of every right thinking citizen of the country and possibly even the country. I am ashamed and every right thinking citizen should be too with how the Perak fiasco are panning out. |
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written by Malaysian, May 08, 2009 |
Let us all remember that today and for the rest of our lives, do not ever vote for BN. BN are setting a wrong precedence. They are not the government, they are worse than thugs. If you ever saw those BN idiots on the street, spit on them or hurl abuses at them. Do not let them off easy and do not shake their dirty hands. |
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written by coward, May 08, 2009 |
Coward BN.Just have an election.And Ganesan.Shut your ** up.Never even went through the swearing-in ceremony.I wonder if the sky is black today,will the police arrest the sky??haha.ask the bn goons.Go to the star online.See all the photos.All bad things about PR.BN stupid act tak ada pula!haih. |
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written by 1 Malaysia 2 Peraks, May 08, 2009 |
Rergardless of whatever political beliefs they follow, today is another sad day for all Perakians except those with 'aku tak pedulisme' type of thinking. I am pretty sure that in principle they did not cast their votes during the election just to let this political deadlock to happen. But my heart still wonders that all the political uncertainties happening in Perak today would have not happened in the first place if the BN did not grab the power from the democratically-elected PR Government. Again, to unlock this never-ending deadlock, letting all Perakians to choose their own government is the way to go. |
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written by Mdd, May 08, 2009 |
This day were so unfair for the perakians, those MPs/ state assemblymen they voted in office are out of office now. It is difficult to forget what the 3 frogs have done to the perakians and the chore and shame they have created. Hope that history will record it. Only their conscious can deal with themselves. They will not have the peace of mind because the things they have done. |
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written by Anak Selangor, May 08, 2009 |
It is with a tremendous feel of shame that I am reading what is going on in Perak. Is there so much greed that the powers that be cannot see the light of what has been happening?? This to and fro of suing and counter-suing, pulling the Royal family without even thinking of the consequences has pulled the country into the gutters of politics.
How can we expect other countries to want to trade with us in any way? Or is it " I don't care about the world as long as I am OK!" It is sad but I believe the BN have walked into their own "jerat" and now can only await the next elections and enjoy their pensions.
Mr Anwar, hang in there - your hour will come! |
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written by positive thinker, May 08, 2009 |
So far little mentioned of the role played by the disgraceful grandson and son of our beloved late Datuk onn and the late Hussein onn.Hishymuddin ,as the Interior affairs minister, he has the disgraceful police under his command.He could not have stayed away from the fiasco in Perak. He must have given the instruction for the police to drag the Speaker from the DUN . |
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written by X-B.End, May 08, 2009 |
A clerk....a postman...an Army has betrayed the rakyat. PR has rakyat majority.....this 3 frogies doesnt represent Rakyats, they rightly represent money politics & rakyat abusers, UMNO .
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written by positive thinker, May 08, 2009 |
Up till now PR has won the game and the hearts of the rakyat hands down. The Monnarch ,the najib administration,the judiciary and the police are obvious losers. All of them simply lost their creditability in the eyes of the rakyat. It will be long long time and effort before they regain any trace of confidence and trust in them. |
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written by Concerned Citizen, May 08, 2009 |
These disgraceful and unfair series of events will continue in Perak as long as there is no new elections for the people of Perak to decide who should be the rightful state government. |
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written by H J Angus, May 08, 2009 |
Will today mark the day that democracy died in Perak with the birth of a police state?
Is this how the BN and the Police will act when the BN is booted out of the federal government in the next GE?
The signs are ominous.
http://malaysiawatch4.blogspot.com/2009/05/malaysiakini-and-birth-of-police-state.html |
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written by Malaysia Boleh with PR, May 08, 2009 |
No doubt, i comfirm will vote PR....BN is dead...
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Wait Till 13 GE |
written by Wisemanne, May 07, 2009 |
BN think it won today. Lets see next 13th GE. All the shit**** will be punished. Lick our wounds and carry the fight another day. |
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vote for change |
written by mat dengkil, May 07, 2009 |
Be End will never been receive any vote from me and my next generation forever! |
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Childish and idiot PR reps |
written by Louis Tan, May 07, 2009 |
what a disgrace to see PR lawmakers turned into idiots. they should know the high court has decided. PR should act professionally by accepting the truth that they have lost majority scores of confidence in them. KUDOS to armed force personnels for making us live in safety. |
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Ashamed |
written by Jasraj Sandhu, May 07, 2009 |
Today I am ASHAMED to call myself a Malaysian.
When the state assembly can be made a mockery and the police can forcefully evict the rightful Speaker - there is no hope left for this country!
1Malaysia indeed! |
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BN got the majority |
written by mohd rosli, May 07, 2009 |
Apa PR mau kecoh kecoh. BN ada majoriti, bagi Bn perintah la. Pilihanraya nanti kalau rakyat undi PR, PR perintah la pulak. Dulu BN tak kecoh kecoh macam ni pun. |
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Move on |
written by pohwatchdog, May 07, 2009 |
Life move on. Perakians want development |
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Raja Nazrin ends speech, assembly adjourns |
written by proud perakian, May 07, 2009 |
think klline needs to have head checked! its about time we stood up for what we believe in! Imagine speaker forcefully removed -- what a disgrace! where is there justice when nothing is upheld? we are indeed a police state when the lawmakers think they are above the law! |
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A sad day indeed |
written by Ruben, May 07, 2009 |
This is the epitome of a black malaysia. People of Perak, you know what to do in the next General Elections. Route BN and turn it into a PR stronghold.
This arrogance and blatant rape of the people have to be stopped. |
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BN take note ; this is the begining of the end |
written by CS Lee, May 07, 2009 |
I am a Perakian; utterly disgusted, disappointed and disgraced by the way the (once honored sultan), the long-overdue BN govt, the (once trusted) police acted.
It is just too obvious that there is no state or rakyat. Najib and his mob is desperately grabbing and hanging on to power.
It also takes no genius to know that they have but 3 years (and lets pray for much shorter) to rape, beat and torture the country.
Perakians, in Perak or not; take note !
rise above the comedy that they (the BN) call government!
prepare for General Election (and be ready for earlier snap elections)
Perak deserves more dignity, honesty and respect that what these clowns dish out.
Nothing will keep me from returning to vote for a party with a heart!
Lets watch, remember and act when needed.
Najib, Zambry --- "i c u"
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GE 13 to clean the mess |
written by Khairul, May 07, 2009 |
I cant wait for GE 13. That is the only way left for the rakyet to punish the celeka Be End. |
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Process of Nature |
written by edward lee, May 07, 2009 |
The history told, When a lunatic person rules, the falls of empire is very soon. |
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apa pun boleh... |
written by truth, May 07, 2009 |
the world is watching and laughing at Bolehland.... where everything anything can as long as you re sitting on the "right" side of the fence.
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substance prevails |
written by peacelover, May 07, 2009 |
such corrupted pr junkies... the rest of the world want peace. election decides. no election no voting lah.. wait lah. MI censors lah.
substance is pr lost majority.. concede for now. do not go around like lap dog barking everywhere. what a bunch of shameful corrupted crazy power junkies.. with special regn plate numbers some more hah!!!... people of bote says "ngah-ngeh ngange"
joke aside.. you do not own the state... we do..i.e. the people,the voters
the voters say move on.. shove on.. go home. you are lucky we are not in america... you could be lynched just for your skin color..
apartheid never last!!!! |
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The Silvery State Is Tainted by Hooliganism |
written by billauchris, May 07, 2009 |
7 May 2009 must be the darkest day in Perak. It is the day when lawlessness and hooliganism invaded and pervaded its Legislative Assembly How could the Police be alowed to be blatantly dictated by the Executive Branch of the Government to destroy the sanctity of the DUN? How could they be involved to physically remove the Speaker from his lawful Chair to which he was lawfully appointed. The action of the Police was most unbecoming and most undemocratic.
Perak has turned into a demo-crazy State in which all those BN shameless and lawless "lawmakers" involved in the removal of the Speaker should be ashamed of themselves. They must all be held in contempt of the State Assembly and sacked. Can they still have the bloody face to meet with the Perak Royalty?
The Perak Sultan has now the valid reason to remove all these BN ruffians and rogues from the State Assembly, dissolve it with immediate effect and call for a fresh election for his subjects to determine who they want to rule the State.
It is sad and most unfortunate that such an uncalled-for plan of action or incident was ever contemplated or machinated by the BN "Mat Rempits". How can the rakyat ever respect them and trust them to protect, fight for and preserve their basic human rights and general welfare?
The rakyat have had enough of these unscrupulous power grabbers since February this year. Let this dirty and gutter politics be rid of from my motherland to which I hold dear and of which I am most proud until these power-crazy law-breakers came along to defile and usurp the State from PR.
Tuanku, the people of Perak sincerely appeal to you at this darkness hour in concert to restore peace order and harmony in your State. Let dignity, sanity and sanctity be brought back into your State Legislature and ensure that there shall be no undue interference and violation of any form in the future which saw the collapse of democracy and the State Government in Perak. Let the Rule of Law flourish in your State.
For peace, I shall continue to pray for divine intervention. Amen |
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What A Good Show ! |
written by James Tan , May 07, 2009 |
now malaysian can open their eye and watch how BN government, police, AG, state secretary manipulate and berpakat to topple people elected PR government ! What a good show !!! |
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politikus |
written by sah, May 07, 2009 |
politikus makes politic dirty |
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Official??? |
written by layman, May 07, 2009 |
Who are those "Official" dare to step into DUN? Appointed by who? PR should make police report....Ahhh police again. |
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MR |
written by TH Teh, May 07, 2009 |
I call it a SHAME on democracy!! How can police force and government servant do this? I could not imagine if the proposal that Government Servant are allowed to join Political Party, what would Malaysia become? a North Korea style of Malaysia?
Yes, Comrade... |
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I remove photos of all the sultans,pm and etc from the wall |
written by positive thinker , May 07, 2009 |
I decided that I have no more respect to these people and that their photos should not have a place on the walls of my office and house. |
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Man does not live on "peace and stability" alone! |
written by Antares, May 07, 2009 |
KLine said: "Malaysians want peace and stability." But "peace and stability" without freedom and justice are meaningless. It is akin to agreeing to be kept in cage like a zoo animal because you will be fed regularly and kept safe behind bars. Sad to see such shallow-mindedness in our midst. Our only hope is that reactionary Malaysians who think like KLine are in a declining minority. The obscene use of SB thugs to forcefully remove elected Speaker A. Sivakumar from the Assembly will never be forgotten. Now it is patently clear to everybody that the Umno/BN regime is no better than a mafia run by corporate plutocrats and morally degenerate hereditary rulers. |
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So shameful this BN |
written by Huguan, May 07, 2009 |
If they have to resort to taking tainted MPs and form the government, what kind of government do the people have
This is Psuedo-Democrasy
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All craps |
written by Ang Wee Kiong, May 07, 2009 |
What a sham assembly sitting. MB is a pirate. The legitimate speaker has been kidnapped and has been replaced by an imposter.
Every wrong has been committed in the assembly. Sergeant at arm was biadap for insubordination.
Assembly secretary is biadap, acting against the instruction of the legitimate Speaker-Sivakumar.
The police. What business has the police when the speaker did not give them permission to be in the assembly. They kidnapped the legitimate speaker in front of everyone in the assembly and put in an imposter.
Yet, we have the so called learned addressing this sham sitting of the Perak State assembly.
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BN IN CONTROL? |
written by Donkey, May 07, 2009 |
BN thinks that they are in control of the police, army, judiciary, all government machineries, even the sultans!
But they are not in control of God!
SUDDENLY, one day they will collapse like a stack of dominos! |
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Malaysia is no more seemed to be a police state ,indeed it is ! |
written by Positive Thinker, May 07, 2009 |
Najib has finally unveiled his final defination of 1Malaysia--1 voice,1 law 1judiciary 1administration and 1najib.No dissent and no opposition ! Najib is as deperate as Cheng sui Bian of Taiwan . |
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written by tcy, May 07, 2009 |
this country has no law.....at all......bn will be dead meat next GE |
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Coup |
written by francis ngu, May 07, 2009 |
A coup in a legislative hall to herald the age of 1Malaysia. Only in OneMalaysiaBolehland ala UMNO/BN, can police enter a legislative hall to remove a Speaker. Does anyone remember something like this in living memory ?
The fall-out will radiate well beyond the battle-scarred walls of the legislature. The immediate casualty is the 1Malaysia concept, about which there is little left to debate further.
Will some good citizen refer this episode to the Commonwealth Parliamentary Association, which I hope we are still member. |
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UNFAIR!!!! |
written by louinna, May 07, 2009 |
what happened in Perak today was very UNFAIR!!!! UNFAIR!!!!! UNFAIR!!!! |
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Perak fiasco |
written by Simon Teoh, May 07, 2009 |
I am a perakian and like the MAJORITY in Perak, had voted for the Pakatan Rakyat to govern the state. I sympathise with PR govt and like most other Perak voters are very angry with the 3 ADUNS who switched camps to BN. They will pay the price in the next election. But until then, it is what it is.
Although the PR ADUN have some technicalities on their side for now due to the undue haste that the BN has taken to appoint YB Zambry as MB, they are nothing more than technicalities.
At the end of day, the accepted practice is the coalition/party with the most votes in the Assembly will govern. I think no one can deny this. You can suspend X,Y,Z but that is just temporal. Go to the courts to arbitrate will not achieve much and again the remedy, if any, will be temporal.
The best solution is the dissolution of the assembly for fresh elections but that is the perogative of His Highness the Sultan, who will have to live with his decision.
Thus, the next best solution is for PR to have the patience and strength to wait until the next General Election (GE) to win with a bigger majority. In the meantime, they should consolidate, continue to serve their constituents and find better candidates for the next GE who will not be tempted to jump ship midway.
As for the 3 and the double traitor: Good luck to your political career. Enjoy the little "benefits" you have while they last. They will end at the next poll. And may the MACC complete their investigations and hang to dry the guilty ones among you. |
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SHAME ON YOU, NAJIB ! |
written by POSITIVE THINKER, May 07, 2009 |
This is the indication of the coming of ironfist rule of the najib administation. Rakyat must unite to nib off this political bully at every venue. Go join any of the PR component parties to strengthen the democratic forces.SWAMP every office of the PR to apply for membership,NOW! |
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The dead end of Perak Speaker |
written by duduk atas pagar, May 07, 2009 |
Malaysian should appoint IGP to be new Malaysian Prime Minister and CPO to be the Perak Menteri Besar, so police force could solve all the problems and let us live in peace and order. Ha ha |
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written by noname, May 07, 2009 |
YDP Agong should removed najib immediately from the post of pm. |
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Biadap |
written by Joebuddy, May 07, 2009 |
Are we becoming a police state?
Police biadap. What business have they to be in the Assembly Hall ( Remember when Karpal was manhandled in Parliament house, what did the dep IGP said?) and what business have they to remove the speaker, Siva from his chair. Are they not behaving like the snatch thieves which caused so many lives to be lost? They cannot catch the snatch thieves but they can remove the speaker.
All the civil servants connected with the Perak fiasco are biadap and that include those who directly and indirectly caused it.
A black day in Malaysia and Malaysians must not forget this episode in our country. Those who still harbour hope that UMNO/BN can still carry Malaysia, must now reflect seriously on your morality. We have to get rid of UMNO/BN once and for all.
Hidup PAKATAN. |
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bn pays come 13ge! |
written by amelie, May 07, 2009 |
bn pays come 13ge!
wasting tax payers $ with this disgrace.
road blocks every where, siren every where, helicopter flying around! |
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LET THE LAW TAKE IT COURSE |
written by Hashim, May 07, 2009 |
Nobody can claim they are right. Lets the law take its course and inaccordance with the constitutions. Its very strange to note that when PKR is forming the govt, they can do their business without interference but when the other party got the majority and have the right to form the government, they dont want to accept the defeat and try to hang to their powers. What sort of game is it? They want to follow the law of the jungle but claiming that they are already civilised. |
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And so the Gangster won the Day |
written by Jame James, May 07, 2009 |
So with the police help the gangster (BN) won the Day. Hurrah long live BN the gangster hope you will rule till kindom come.Congratulations BN you have shown us that brute force is the winner of the day. Congratulations and long BN. |
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Siva our hero! |
written by Beyond, May 07, 2009 |
Siva is really our hero. he really fought to be state assembly for the perak people with all his strength. May God bless and protect him wherever he is! |
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A very sad day |
written by Nuclear Bomb, May 07, 2009 |
Today is the hiroshima day of Perak. This is the day anti-democracy forces explode the nuclear bomb. The use of the police to physically remove the Speaker is unprecedented and totally illegal. This a declaration of war. |
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people with no disgrace |
written by sirap, May 07, 2009 |
very spot on tokngah.
what the hell did these siva n the geng thinks???
just accept the court decision and move on la.
people are tired with this kind of actions.!!!!
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nothing last forever |
written by mohd radzi wahab, May 07, 2009 |
Come on Sivakumar you cannot think you are indispensable. Do not think you are so great. You cannot be the speaker forever. Just because you are the speaker you think you can do anything you like. You have to accept reality Siva. We like to see you exit honourably and not to be kicked out like a dog. |
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Why wear black? Its hot day lah! |
written by Ayah Pin, May 07, 2009 |
Respect the law lah people...why go gather in hot sun wearing black some more? New Zealand all blacks ke? go to work lah..be more productive..the police just doing their job to maintain law and order...enuff warnings given for people not to come..but you went there anyway..I mean if you guys are as passionate about the economy, social welfare, environment as you are about Perak government, the world would be a better place. Respect the Sultan, Respect the Cops...Cheers. Ayah Pin Out |
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Perakian |
written by Perakian, May 07, 2009 |
Dissolving Assembly is the best way to solve this struggling. Royal, Assembly and Justice, none of them can solve this issue! Give it back to us, we will solve it, we are in democracy country!! |
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Hee Yit Fong you have committed contempt. |
written by Jame James, May 07, 2009 |
When you tears the Malaysian Currencies to pieces in the Dewan Undangan Perak this morning Hee Yit Fong you have committed contempt and you should be percecuted. So what say you Dr.Zambry and BN. |
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Show of solidarity |
written by Kapten Ciku , May 07, 2009 |
I have just came back to Ipoh recently and this morning work up at 6.30am to get ready to lend my support for the assembly. I hitch a bus at 7.00am since I cannot drive my car because of the lock down by the PDogRM.
From the bus station I walk all the way to the State Assembly about 3km since I have to find a path without the police roadblock. I was plesantly suprised that many have taken to walk all the way to the building to show solidarity even though it is locked down by the police.
The group of us about 20 (we only know each other while walking towards the States buliding) comprised of all races and we can actually sense good comaderie.
We saw a lot more ordinary folks at coffeshops surrounding the State bulidings who were there lending support.
Although during the hours we were harrased many times by the PDogRM, our spirit was never dampened. We know we are going there for a good cause i.e for democracy. I can sense a lot of unity and solidarity among stangers which cut across races, religions and social status. Many have come from afar taking leave from their busy career.
Ordinary folks together with Pakatan MPs was arrested for very trivial issue such as talking to the press or holding up the potriat of the DYMM Agung.
Rakyat wiil never succumb to the high handedness of the PDogRM and we will persevere. Mr Sivakumar, our Speaker you have earned your place in history by defying the crooks.
I will be going back to the State buildings after posting this comment. |
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DIGRACE |
written by Christopher Raj, May 07, 2009 |
This is sheer disgrace to democracy and constitution. What happens next ? |
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1 malaysia |
written by amsyari, May 07, 2009 |
come on guy. we are not school children fighting each other. Dont give bad impression for outsider. Dont make this thing worst. what ever happen..PLEASE RESPECT THE SULTAN..DAULAT TUANKU..Who care about MB..After election their gone already..But sultan will be there for us. ..DAULAT TUANKU.. |
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Please! |
written by Mohamad Taufan Mohamad Yassin, May 07, 2009 |
Dear All,
Please dont blame all police person, just blame their superior or IGP. The police person just doing their job as per instruction from their higher ups! Not all of them agreed to what happenning but because of their periuk nasi. To feed their family, they need job. |
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Solution Staring At Our Faces: Fresh State Election |
written by Meng Ong, May 07, 2009 |
I think the best solution for all of these is just to call for a fresh election in the whole state. Easy, but why are they so afraid to do it? The more they are trying to grab power, the uglier it is reflecting on the country.
So what if they "got" their power, they still look like losers. They might as well win the war with dignity. Let the real boss decide. Refer to the Rakyat for goodness sake!
Think of the country! The answer is staring at us in the face. Just call for a fresh election. Its as simple as that. And get the whole thing sorted out, so the people at Perak can move on. Stalling the economy in such a time like this is absurb. |
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perak standoff |
written by nik mohd sidek, May 07, 2009 |
depa ni tak rasa nak terkencing ke atau nak terberak ke? tak keluar2 dari dewan. dua-dua BN dan pakatan perangai macam Budak2. malu pilih dia orang jadi wakil rakyat. Lebih baik buka satu lagi parti politik yg tak bersekutu dgn dia org ni. |
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A crisis with Muhibbah |
written by Ethnic Chinese Bystander, May 07, 2009 |
Look at the bright side, both sides are equally diverse. Each proposing an Indian speaker to knock the daylights out of each other. Each side proposing a Malay MB maki-hamun each other. Too bad MCA got wiped out, the Chinese left out of all that fun. |
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What a shamefull act |
written by Jame james, May 07, 2009 |
Come on all law makers of Perak show some respect for the laws of the nation.BN should respect the laws as Tun Dr.Mahathir Mohammad has rightly pointed out and the rakyat will respect you. |
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Pushing? tamil movie ka |
written by rocky, May 07, 2009 |
Come on la ganesan, do not act like a gangster and this no tamil movie. Be a gentleman. |
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perak party time .... |
written by jamesloh18, May 07, 2009 |
i wear black today..nobody noticed me..? its is cos all are in black ?
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1blackmalaysia |
written by che din, May 07, 2009 |
this is what we call 1blackmalaysia... |
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Royal Error |
written by Countryman, May 07, 2009 |
With due respect to our Sultan, it is because of the wrong decision he made in Feb09, now we have landed the state into a mess. |
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sad day for justice... |
written by samba, May 07, 2009 |
a very sad day for law n order
is this the 1malaysia we are to judge!
what a shame!!!
only ALLAH can save malaysia
gooday! |
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The Speaker must stall for time |
written by Billy, May 07, 2009 |
If PR ADUNs are to see the light of May 13 2009, the Speaker must stall at all costs till the day is over. Let the BN fellas appoint their speaker, pass laws or whatever, but all will deem ineffective as the assembly was not properly declared open. At time of writing at 1.40 pm, I understand that the Regent has yet to appear. |
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Rather than dying my hair colour |
written by fed_up, May 07, 2009 |
i am migrating. |
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disgusting sight |
written by ronald quay, May 07, 2009 |
what an utter disgrace. do we need to descend to such low depths to snatch power?
where is the decency in us?
the raja muda, aware of what is happening, as he waits (for already two hours or so), ought to rein in things. he should put his foot down and restore order in the state, or his highness should just leave the state legislative assembly and not be associated with this outrageous conduct of this so-called august legislative house |
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Close all our children eyes and ear from this incident. It gave negative ... |
written by nasihatorangtua, May 07, 2009 |
Beginikah cara penyelesaiannya. Apa yang telah diajar kepada anak2 kita nampaknya berbeza daripada apa yang dipamirkan di ipoh hari ini.
Cara penyelesaian yang paling baik adalah melalui proses perbincangan. Jika proses perbincangan terbantut, fikirkan lagi cara penyelesaian yang lain seperti minta nasihat orangramai. Tidak boleh berat sebelah dengan mengunakan kekerasan atau fizikal dalam hal ini.
Lebih banyak pendapat yang dapat dikumpulkan, lebih keyakinan pada tahap penyelesaian ini. Kenapa begitu susah sampai menimbulkan kekecuhan. Sebenarnya, semua ini tidak perlu sama sekali. Kemana perginya penasihat2 yang professional dan berijazah tinggi yang berpeluang meneunutut ilmu di luar negeri. Apakah pandangan dan nasihat kamu semua tentang isu ini?
Kalau masih tidak puashati, "pulangkan kepada rakyat" untuk buat keputusan
Bila ada kekejaman yang berlaku kepada rakyat Malaysia sesama sendiri, memang malu and amat terasa. |
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Bodohland Boleh |
written by truthreallyhurts, May 07, 2009 |
Aiyah... cannot even patronise coffee shop where there is a DAP office in the vicinity. 1Malaysia even more bodoh than Bodoh-wi lar... |
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Jail Ganesan |
written by pureheart, May 07, 2009 |
This Ganesan has violented Perlembagaan Malaysia. He not even been bersumpah how can he wear the speaker robe. When is he going to be jailed. |
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let us not follow thailand and indonesia, be civilised |
written by mohd dun, May 07, 2009 |
why do we need to go to streets and cause anarchy? are we going back to stone age, showing strengths by creating chaos. has we became less intelligent and less civilised to act in accord to intellectual culture? is anarchy what the penipu rakyat (PR) want? |
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Ashamed and embarrassing |
written by Abdul Wahab Rejab, May 07, 2009 |
I am ashamed that we have such a situation. Why are people afraid of an election to solve all these issues. People seem not to understand the meaning of democracy. Usurped power by means of engaging doubtful characters into the fold is embarrassing while degrading the royal institution.
I have personal messages to both Anwar and Najib but am afraid of being booked.
Rgds
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Yes. This is it. One Malaysia by our New PM. |
written by halla, May 07, 2009 |
Definitely. This is what One Malaysia is. And this is how this country works for over 50 years.. Democracy.. It is always a dream. BN still holding majority seats in Parliment, accept the truth. |
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whats going on in the DUN |
written by kiat Blues , May 07, 2009 |
Whats a disgrace to all malaysian and the especially the PM how can you rule this country with so may arrest and even prayers for muslim, wearing black or speaking out is an offence. is this what we want from our new PM? yo to you najis as a malaysian you are unfit to be our CEO why dont you just step down. down down down. |
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One malaysia |
written by lankarim, May 07, 2009 |
This is najib vision. One malaysia similar use army and police to maintain the power.
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NO Shame, these lawless government! |
written by Susie, May 07, 2009 |
Just what are they trying to do? Win at all cost? Zambry and gang behaving like gangsters! What right has a despised Deputy Speaker to remove an official Speaker? Mana ada system? Apa jadi? In kah Malaysia. Tak serupa langsung ada undang-undang! Kenapa PM tak ada komen? Mengapa Sultan Perak tak ada komen? Suka ke situasi begini? Seronok ke? Biarlah orang Perak dan seluruh negara dan dunia lihat betapa low class sanggup mereka untuk merampas kuasa! Dissolve la the assembly dan biar orang Perak vote. Ini lah baru betul |
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1Malaysia |
written by kenu, May 07, 2009 |
1Malaysia for BN and 1Malaysia for the rest of us |
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Does the Deputy Speaker Hee knows the meaning of shame |
written by orangbiasa, May 07, 2009 |
Firstly Hee was a "katak" who betrayed her voters. Secondly she dumped her party and now she has the cheek to remove the Speaker. These are the kind of reps who represent the rakyat in the State Assembly.Real shame...well anyway lets ask the most important question..who started this. As Tun Dr Mahathir said ..BN was a bit too hasty and thats the result of todays fracas. |
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Sick ... |
written by Ariffin, May 07, 2009 |
What a letdown ...
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Play by the Rules! |
written by Fair Dinkum Malaysian, May 07, 2009 |
By all means, laws can be changed, if laws are deemed to be archaic. Laws are not cast in stone. But once the rules are established, understood and agreed upon, opposing teams are to play by the rules. Attempts by any team to change or refuse to abide by the rules during mid-play can be confusing and upsetting for players, supporters and stakeholders. It is no brainer to understand this basic rule of law. Would it be right for Manchester United or Barcelona by their own actions to change nor interpret the rules as they like? So also, would it be right for the appointed referee or linesmen to interpret the rules as they like? Everyone must abide by the established rules! Otherwise, chaos will reign in the football field, and if chaos should spread to rival supporters, it could even be tragic or catastrophic. Whichever team may be, if it feels aggrieved, it could always go to the governing UEFA body or ultimately FIFA for a decision, including a replay on neutral ground. Well, what lesson could there be for Malaysia’s highest court and rakyat in this high-stake political game or imbroglio for the greater good of the nation? Fair Dinkum Malaysian |
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1Malaysia == one-man rule |
written by 1Malaysia == one-man rule, May 07, 2009 |
1Malaysia == one-man rule
http://www.wordwebonline.com/en/ONEMANRULE |
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POLICE STATE |
written by Malaysia Bulleh, May 07, 2009 |
we are in a police state - no doubt about it! welcome back to the old days, remember??? it is deja vu. What is 1Malaysia??? no one has explained it properly and completely to Malaysians, what is it? those who have tried "explaining" are not even too sure about it.... |
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lol |
written by kz, May 07, 2009 |
What exactly is Nazrin doing there? Endorsing the mess? |
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police state |
written by bingfonda, May 07, 2009 |
BN shows desperados......... |
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two for price of one |
written by gila gila, May 07, 2009 |
Perak gets a good deal. Now we have 2 separate govts for the price of one.
It is such a disgrace for Malaysia.
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Pakatan Enough already. |
written by Hamzah, May 07, 2009 |
Pakatan Rakyat in perak are a bunch of dickheads. To oppose for the sake of opposing? I voted for u guys and this is what I get? Idiots, all of you. |
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PM Najib,let common sense prevails |
written by Alan Goh, May 07, 2009 |
As a law abiding senior citizen who has contributed more than
half of my life,working and paying taxes to the Govt.,I earnstly
appeal to you,YB PM Najib,let common sense prevails.
You have encouraged and tolerated the frogs hopping episode in
Perak,causing the tip of balance from a democratically elected
Pakatan Rakyat state Govt,to the present UMNO/BN Govt.You can
also now bring it to an end and called for a snap election.
UMNO/BN might lose the state election,at least in the eyes of the
rakyat and Perakians,you have done the right thing.Overtime,with
your 1Malaysia,people first and performance now slogans,if proven
and carried out sincerely,with accountability and transparency,
UMNO/BN might once again take over Perak and the 4 other PR states.
But in Selangor,please leave out the ice cream man who uses taxpayers
money, holidaying in Orlando,Florida,with his wife,children and MAID.
The semua-nya ok idiot is the worst mentri besar Selangor ever had and
stupid voters,myself included,helped to put him there,not anymore. |
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Looking From The Outside |
written by old timer, May 07, 2009 |
If I were a foreigner, all I can say is that these reflect very poorly on the PM and the country. |
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Perak 7 May |
written by Dari_Sabah, May 07, 2009 |
Saya hairan kenapa Zambry dan kawan2nya ingin sangat memenangi kuasa padahal semua orang tau PR memang mendapat undi majoriti. Tidak malukah Zambry dengan perkara seumpama ini? Adakah Zambry ingat beliau boleh memenangi PRU13 kerana apa yang dilakukannya sekarang? Rakyat akan malu mengundi Zambry dan Partinya kerana apa yang dilakukanya di Perak sekarang. Saya nampak mereka tidak tahu malu merampas kuasa tapi saya tahu mereka takut mengadakan pilihanraya kerana mereka tahu mereka akan kalah.. |
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Engineer |
written by sulaiman, May 07, 2009 |
We need a lot of patience to overcome this mental block. |
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kudos to the police force |
written by shamugam velu, May 07, 2009 |
i wish to personally thank the police for all the good work done so far. If politicians wanna act like rowdies then they should have no complains of being treated like rowdies. |
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Shame BN . |
written by KS , May 07, 2009 |
Come next elections you have my promise that my vote shall go to PKR . Shameless BN politicians who manipulate every conceivable means and government machinery to suit their cause of shamelessly holding onto power . I am ashamed for this country mokery and image . |
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SO hard?? |
written by xenos55, May 07, 2009 |
WHY so hard to have election??/
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malaysia |
written by tingtong, May 07, 2009 |
najib is now our pm, let him do the job to build our economy n also our country, he is in the process of doing lots of things for the good of us. please don simply run him down, instead we should support him, altantuya case let the court make the decision. if najib is your son or your relative, would you like to talk bad about him ? just be fair to him please |
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STUPID CONTROL FROM UMNO DICTATING WHAT IT SEES FIT |
written by max, May 07, 2009 |
I guessed the next thing coming from UMNO is that funeral procession people cannot wear black as well! |
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written by KLine, May 07, 2009 |
Not police state but what are these troublemakers trying to prove? Malaysians want peace and stability. If they can control Speaker and MB and trying to defy all orders from day one, what makes us think they are good govt? PR should dealt with the matter professionally and not by barking at the street. We dont want another Thailand chaos in Ipoh! |
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written by karma, May 07, 2009 |
I see Total misuse of government machinery and Rakyat`s Tax Money for BN`s works.
Where is the Check and Balance?? |
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written by the critic, May 07, 2009 |
If the Almighty is watching, I hope that I live to see the day the people responsible for this mess (UMNO, IGP, AG, State Secretary, MACC, Judiciary) are given the fitting punishment that they deserve for having our country sink so low. |
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written by tokngah, May 07, 2009 |
Sivakumar should allow Zambri and 6 Exco members to be present as the Court already held their suspensions as null and void. Let everybody votes to determine the actual MB and new Speaker. PR should not try to create unnecessary chaos. |
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written by antipas, May 07, 2009 |
this PR people are sour grapes.Please accept thet fact that you are no longer in power. |
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written by Anarchist, May 07, 2009 |
WHAT A FIASCO!
Unfortunately, Malaysia / Perak has turned into a POLICE STATE, where what we wear, what we say, what we think, etc. are ALL BEING MONITORED. Those that don't conform to what the UMNOputras want, get to taste the hospitality of the PDRM!
RIDICULOUS! If only the CONSTITUTION HAS A PROVISION TO RECALL THE GOVERNMENT OF THE DAY!
Maybe, when PR comes to power, this may be a worthwhile amendment!
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written by Rain Man, May 07, 2009 |
Yes, Mohd Din, I believe this IS Najib's vision of 1 Malaysia. Though he might prefer it without the pesky protesters. |
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written by love black, May 07, 2009 |
Is this the vision of 1Malaysia - only one voice. one thinking allowed. And no prizes for guessing whose voice - difinitely not the people's. |
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written by Skywalker, May 07, 2009 |
Today's political farce in Ipoh is just like Star Wars part 2: The Empire Strikes Back. But evil can never win, GE13 will see the Return of The Jedi, when all the corrupt minions of the dark empire will fall and Malaysians will wake up to a bright new dawn.
"All through history the way of truth and love has always won. There have been tyrants and murderers, and for a time they can seem invincible, but in the end they always fall, always."
- Mahatma Gandhi |
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written by Supplier, May 07, 2009 |
Strong arm tactics is used to silent the voice of the people of Perak |
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written by tuairumah, May 07, 2009 |
So what has Gerakan and MCA got to say about this? Acting like dumb eunuchs as usual.
BN will pay dearly for this farce. |
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written by Bigjoe, May 07, 2009 |
100 police in the hall of assembly and Lim Kit Siang cannot enter WITH INVITATION of Speaker. |
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written by Trigem, May 07, 2009 |
BN is all set to stage a coup of the Perak assembly. This assembly is a sham. Why is the need for the assembly when BN mafia gang can do what they want to do. They can just shout "we are taking the government, with or without the state assembly." I will not be surprised if Sivakumar is told to shut up throughout the entire sitting and everything will be decided and all motions are passed.
Pak Warisan will be darn happy to see that the power of the speaker is usurped, never mind the democratic process. Can we have a more ethical people like him in Malaysia? This is the kind of people that waste the natural resources and occupied air. Useless scum. |
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written by Alex, May 07, 2009 |
People in restaurants nearby having breakfast also got arrested..... POLICE DAH GILA KAH?? |
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written by Alex, May 07, 2009 |
People in restaurants nearby having breakfast also gor arrested..... POLICE DAH GILA KAH?? |
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written by wandererAUS, May 07, 2009 |
What a bloody disgrace! These actions by the police serving as lapdogs to their political masters is equal to the lowest scums of the earth. You cannot dampen the spirit of the people, justice will prevail and these UMNO goons will be history!
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written by susan, May 07, 2009 |
Since Ipoh is shutdown just for the assembly meeting, might as well all make it to the assembly and gather there for a holiday in black! |
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written by Mohd Din, May 07, 2009 |
We seem to be in a police state. Cannot wear black, cannot mention or have pictures or even celebrate Altantuya's birthday, road blocks everywhere, cannot even go near- let alone attend the meeting of the Ipoh State Assembly although it is our right and the symbol of democracy.
Is this Najib's vision of 1Malaysia? |
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