Sad Cafe: April 2013

Sunday, April 28, 2013

Malaysians go for change

If there is violence we will not run away

"So we urge for calm because there are all sorts of slanders going on - stock up lah , there will rusuhan (riots) lah, Tanda Putera (movie of the May 13, 1969 racial riots), what have you! But the people are not scared. Let me tell you a personal story about a former neighbor, a lady lawyer. Last time we talked about it, she would be very scared but this time I met her, 'if there is violence, so be it'. I was surprised, shocked because they are very very rich but she said, 'No we are not running away."

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The Star: Malaysians flying home in bid to change present government

Sarawak Report: Foreigners flying into Malaysia (sponsored by BN, of course) in bid to maintain the present government

Malaysia Chronicle: Opposition to face up against an alien invasion

Tuesday, April 23, 2013

Cracks in BN begin to widen as unwinnable candidates dropped

BN in turmoil as "unwinnable" candidates proved too many for coalition

As trouble looms, the unwinnable candidates dropped by Najib from the election roll has proved to be a thorn among many BN leaders and their supporters. Some are also bewildered as extremists are fielded while moderates were sidelined.

The unwinnable BN candidates who have been dropped from the 2013 election roll:

UMNO
Abdullah Ahmad Badawi
Rais Yatim
Shahrizat Jalil
Kamilia Ibrahim
Radzi Sheikh Ahmad
Arif Shah Omar Shah

MCA
Chua Soi Lek
Ng Yen Yen
Ong Tee Keat
Gan Ping Sieu
Hee Yit Foong

Gerakan
Koh Tsu Koon
Teng Hock Nan

SUPP
Peter Chin

Who's in and who's out

Gulf Times: Najib culls his herd to prevent more scandals

Radio Australia: Najib axes his scandal hit and corruption tainted ministers

Anwar: 61 leaders sacked by Najib is unprecedented

Sin Chew: Najib appeals for calm as dropped candidates turn against BN

Asia Sentinel: Seats stolen from ruling partners and given to UMNO

Coming Soon: Sabotage and turncoats

Elsewhere: BN continues to transfer large sums of money offshore

Friday, April 19, 2013

Najib's sex videos unlikely to sway the voters

Najib's sex videos production farms are working against him

The use of sex videos among other ill-thoughtout strategies to win over the rakyat are beginning to backfire over Najib and BN.

Three decisions on the part of BN in the last two weeks are leading to tectonic shifts within the electorate, and thus strengthen the opposition’s position nationally.

These are:

1. The use of sex videos against PAS and possibly other opposition politicians.

2. The fielding of Perkasa leader Zulkifli Noordin in Shah Alam.

3. The action by the Registrar of Societies (ROS) in not recognising DAP’s central executive committee (CEC).