BN logic of "winnable" candidates!

These are some of BN "winnable" candidates for this coming GE13!
1. Ceylyn Tay Wei Lung a.k.a Ms Equality
She tells Malaysians that that in Malaysia, the Chinese community cannot expect equal treatment because of their small numbers. 




2. Jessie Ooi a.k.a Ms Tow Truck Driver

3. Datuk Zulkifli Noordin
This guy is the best lah!
 Apart from calling Indians "Keling", just check out what else he says in these you tube and ask yourself if this is somebody you want in government?







However Ong Tee Keat, the former MCA President, the only MCA guy who fought hard to find out the truth about the PKFZ scandal is no a "winnable" candidate??!?!?

Wow!! Najib's logic is amazing!!

And to think I haven't even talk about BN's candidates with false degrees yet!

Lets compare this with some of opposition's candidates!

1. Tony Pua
Graduated from Keble College, Oxford University with a degree in Philosophy, Politics and Economics under a scholarship from the MTC Foundation in 1994. Prior to that, he received Asean and Shaw Foundation scholarships to pursue his "O" and "A"-Levels in Raffles Institution and Raffles Junior College.

He worked for Andersen Consulting (now renamed Accenture) as a consultant after he graduated from Oxford. Two years later, in March 1997, he started Cyber Village when demand for e-business consultancy grew.

With his combined savings and those of his parents amounting to RM20,000 and another RM30,000 chipped in by three friends, he went ahead to open an office in Overseas Union Garden, Old Klang Road, KL with four staff.

In August 2001, Cyber Village became the first Multimedia Super Corridor (MSC)-status company to list on the Singapore Dealing and Automated Quotation System (Sesdaq). Its public offer of 400,000 shares drew an over-subscription of approximately 2.7 times.

2. Yeo Bee Yin

Studied at SMJK Seg Hwa. After that, continued her education in Chemical Engineering in Universiti Teknologi Petronas (UTP) under Petronas Scholarship and graduated with a First Class Honors. 

Worked for Schlumberger, a US oil and gas company, as an international field engineer for oil exploration and production. 

After working for 2 years, she went on to pursue MPhil (Masters in Philosophy) in Advanced Chemical Engineering in Cambridge University under Gates Cambridge Scholarship and completed my master degree with a Commendation. 

(Read her story here! Very inspiring!)

3.  Ong Kian Meng

Professional Experience

• Election Strategist, Democratic Action Party of Malaysia (08/2012-)
• Director, OKM Consulting (07/2010-)
• Lecturer, Faculty of Economics and Policy Science, UCSI University (06/2010-)
• Regional Consultant, Blue Ocean Strategy Regional Center (06/2010-)
• Policy Analyst, Socio Economics Development and Research Institute (SEDAR) (01/2002-06/2003)
• Policy Analyst, Institute of Strategic Analysis and Policy Research (09/2001-12/2002)
• Associate Consultant, Boston Consulting Group (1999-2001)
• Summer Intern, Monetary Authority of Singapore (08/1998-09/1998)

Educational Experience

• PhD. Political Science, Duke University, US (2004-2010)
• M. Phil. Economics, University of Cambridge, UK (1998-1999)
• B. Sc. Economics, London School of Economics, UK (1995-1998)
• A Levels, Raffles College, Singapore (1993-1994)
• O Levels, Raffles Institution, Singapore (1991-1992)
• SMK La Salle, PJ, Malaysia (1988-1990)

Awards and Honours

• ASEAN Scholar (1991-1994)
• Fulbright Scholar (2004-2006)

4. Rafizi Ramli Pengarah Strategi Parti Keadilan Rakyat (PKR).

•  This is the guy who help expose the National Feedlot Corporation (NFC) scandal.

•  Studied at Kolej Melayu Kuala Kangsar (1990 – 1994) . Won the Anugerah Carey/Bolkiah sebagai Pelajar Terbaik Keseluruhan 
• Continued his studies at University of Leeds , England (1996 – 1999). Received the Arthur Crabtree award 1997, Pelajar Terbaik Tahun Pertama Kejuruteraan Elektrikal dan Elektronik ;Ijazah Kelas Pertama (Tahun Pertama dan Kedua) dan Ijazah Sarjana Muda Kejuruteraan Elektrikal dan Elektronik.
• Earn his Institute of Chartered Accountants in England & Wales (ICAEW) within 2 years and became a ICAEW member in 2003.
• Was accepted into the Malaysian Institute of Accountants (MIA) in 2003 when he return to Malaysia.
• Worked in Petronas and promoted to became one of the youngest Senior Manager there.

See his full touching story here too.

My fellow Malaysians! Is it still unclear to you who you should vote for??

Najib! Solve your own Water problem first lah!

How does he amass such indecent amount of wealth?

Malaysian seek answers and justice for this issue!!



Watch the videos! If you love justice and hate corruption, you will surely get angry and make sure BN gets kick out in Sarawak!





How does Taib response to all this?!?!

Sarawak Chief Minister Abdul Taib Mahmud has today accused the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission’s (MACC) investigation of himself for graft as “victimisation”, reserving his cooperation as he believes that they have been “naughty and dishonest”.

“They (MACC) don’t deserve my cooperation because they have been naughty… and they have not been honest,” he said when met after attending the BN supreme council meeting in Kuala Lumpur today.

Najib strategy for winning PRU13?!

Can you guess how Najib plans to win this election.


1. Cheating?

2. Bribing?

3. All of the above!

Here are some examples that may help you decide!

KUALA LUMPUR (March 19, 2013): Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Abdul Razak today announced a one-off payment of RM500 for more than 26,000 staff of Telekom Malaysia (TM) as rewarded for their "contributions, commitment and loyalty" to the company....it is hoped that on my next visit to Telekom, InsyaAllah (God willing) I will be holding the same position," he said to applause and cheer.


 Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Razak announced today a “token of appreciation” of RM1,000 each to staff of the national oil company Petronas ahead of elections expected soon....“So when the time comes, I hope you decide wisely,” he said.

Three journalists’ organisations received RM50,000 each while 103 NGOs got between RM5,000 and RM50,000 at a dinner attended by party boy and billionaire Low Taek Jho,widely known as Jho Low.

Need more prove? Listen! Listen! Listen from his own mouth! Then ask yourself is this the kind of PM you want for Malaysia!

Gutless Najib had no response to Dr M's crap?!?

Pay attention to the dates of those statement. I am still waiting for Najib to response to Dr M's crap!?  I guess UMNO can say what the want but it looks like they and PERKASA are working together?!?

DPM let slip BN's real intentions after elections!

How smart are you to say something like that??

Maybe he wants to go back to the good old times of Pak Lah!

From Malaysian Insider

KUALA LUMPUR, April 7 – Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin warned the Barisan Nasional (BN) machinery today against complacency, admitting that beating Pakatan Rakyat (PR) in the coming polls contest would not be an easy task.

The deputy BN chairman said the opposition will be fighting tooth and nail to achieve its Putrajaya goal this time around and would not give up so easily.

“We have to be ready because it will not be easy to get the opposition to surrender,” he told BN members when launching the pact’s Batu parliamentary command centre here.

Muhyiddin told party workers to work their hardest to draw more support for BN, adding they should not give up as long as victory is not yet on their side.

“Do not sleep until the very final day. Only once we have won, you can sleep for however long you like... but as long as victory is not in our hands, we have to be alert... do not allow our enemies to sneak up on us and influence our voters,” he told some 500 at the function this evening.

Rais: OK to use govt machinery for campaigns

Misused Govt things ah?? No problem lah! We are still the govt mah! And we are use to it lah!

From Malaysiakini

Rais: Okay to use gov't machinery for campaigns

Ahmad Fadli KC 8:04PM Apr 9, 2013

Information, Communication and Culture Minister Rais Yatim today defended BN's actions of using the Information Department's machinery for campaigning purposes.

He said that there is nothing wrong with the usage of government's machinery because BN is still considered the caretaker government from now until the nomination day.

"Now we are in an environment of carrying out duties as a temporary government. The government still exists under Article 43 of the federal constitution and all things that involve executive powers - such as Article 38 and Article 43 - on the powers of appointing ministers, also falls under the ministry's function, all ministries are to function as per normal procedures," he added.

"However, starting from nomination day, no government agency can take part in any programme that helps the election campaign of any one party," he stressed.

"It is wrong for them to assume that the Information Department or the Science Department can't come out with explanations in behalf of the government," he said.

He said that even though the nation is in an "interim government" environment, the powers of the government remains.

Malaysiakini had earlier reported that three vehicles belonging to the Information Department were used to facilitate the opening of BN's election command centre for the Batu parliamentary constituency on Sunday.

'Airtime offer was to broadcast only once'

Meanwhile, Rais said that the government's offer of 10-minute airtime for Pakatan Rakyat to present their manifesto in the state channel, Radio Televisyen Malaysia (RTM), would be broadcast only once, and not repeatedly over the campaign period.

"We (would) give 10 minutes only once, not on every campaign day. This is not about campaigning, it is only about explaining the gist of the respective manifestos," he stressed.
  
According to the minister, Pakatan can explain five full pages of their manifesto if they utilise the 10 minutes completely.

"I have conducted tests and in 10 minutes, we could read at least five pages of A4 papers with a one-line space between sentences," he said.

He added that the opposition's refusal to accept the offer was only an attempt to "mock" RTM.

However, Election Commission (EC) chairperson Abdul Aziz Mohd Yusof had previously said that the government's airtime offer to the opposition was to have been part of an ongoing series and not a one-time deal.