My very politically ticked off possibly Anwarista buddy anfielddevotee has decided that in view of the PKR advisor's sure winning the By Elections in Permatang Pauh, all Malaysians should be called upon to be prepared for as he puts it Snap Elections i.e. meaning that with Anwar's win (if he doesn't win, I can then guess what next will happen in the merry accusation exchange games that's on-going), the entire BN coalition is going to witness a mass party crossover thus literally handing over Malaysia to the new era under the leadership of near cult status Anwar ...
Oooooooooookkkkaaaayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy! anfielddevotee is likely to pass through my page and then hurl insults at me for having absolutely no focus or perspective of the future of Malaysia (ahem, I ask you to refrain from that on my blog ya!)
However, I am 100% behind anfielddevotee in his call to the eligible voting Malaysian to please register yourself and ensure that you are correctly recorded for the constituency that you will be voting in. If like myself you've not updated this (am planning to go if I have time this Thursday to update my voting constituency), due to circumstances you have moved, and going to your registered constituency to cast your vote is NOT YOUR cup of teh tarik, I suggest going into the nearest SPR office and updating it ASAP.
Can't hurt to be registered - it's free and it's part of your responsibility as a Malaysian to cast a vote in deciding who has Parliamentary majority and thus who calls the shots for how this country should move forward.
Once you've registered, check online to ensure your details and your voting area is correct. But when you go to register - make sure you've read this guidelines first ... How To Register.
Now it's really up to you. I voted in the 11th and 12th GE and I made my contribution to what I thought was how I wanted to move forward. My dreams for an equal footing Bangsa Malaysia might still be a long way off but at least I take responsibility for my actions and their outcomes.
Be truly a Malaysian and register yourself as a voter. The future of Malaysia is in your hands and change we aspire for begins with ourselves. Leave apathy to Malaysian politics behind, use that God given brain and think and decide wisely on how to achieve a Malaysia we can all be proud of.
Remember ya .... "marilah mari, pergi mengundi, jangan lupa kewajipan, pada negara".
You register then get your friends to register too ... a small exercise for our collective better tomorrows. Government or Opposition make your vote count.
Oooooooooookkkkaaaayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy! anfielddevotee is likely to pass through my page and then hurl insults at me for having absolutely no focus or perspective of the future of Malaysia (ahem, I ask you to refrain from that on my blog ya!)
However, I am 100% behind anfielddevotee in his call to the eligible voting Malaysian to please register yourself and ensure that you are correctly recorded for the constituency that you will be voting in. If like myself you've not updated this (am planning to go if I have time this Thursday to update my voting constituency), due to circumstances you have moved, and going to your registered constituency to cast your vote is NOT YOUR cup of teh tarik, I suggest going into the nearest SPR office and updating it ASAP.
Can't hurt to be registered - it's free and it's part of your responsibility as a Malaysian to cast a vote in deciding who has Parliamentary majority and thus who calls the shots for how this country should move forward.
Once you've registered, check online to ensure your details and your voting area is correct. But when you go to register - make sure you've read this guidelines first ... How To Register.
Now it's really up to you. I voted in the 11th and 12th GE and I made my contribution to what I thought was how I wanted to move forward. My dreams for an equal footing Bangsa Malaysia might still be a long way off but at least I take responsibility for my actions and their outcomes.
Be truly a Malaysian and register yourself as a voter. The future of Malaysia is in your hands and change we aspire for begins with ourselves. Leave apathy to Malaysian politics behind, use that God given brain and think and decide wisely on how to achieve a Malaysia we can all be proud of.
Remember ya .... "marilah mari, pergi mengundi, jangan lupa kewajipan, pada negara".
You register then get your friends to register too ... a small exercise for our collective better tomorrows. Government or Opposition make your vote count.
3 comments:
TQ Aunty fer spreading the word. Might me ask you fer another small favour, perhaps you could ask the same of some of yer blogging buddies.
Äs fer cult-like status of Anwar, hey, me have said before - politics IS the cult of PERSONALITY. (think JFK, Gandhi, Dalai Lama, Che Guevara - these aren't exactly bland accountant types).
Second, me does not worship blindly at Anwar's altar. It is just that me is very excited at the prospect & opportunity he is presenting to ALL of us.
Me has mentioned that he has managed to keep DAP & PAS together fer longer than 5 minutes. That is a massive achievement.
His appeal cuts across race. Many non-bumis who might have pangkah BN trust him, especially the younger generation. It isn't gonna happen with a PAS leader at the helm.
But more importantly, he is reaching out to the Malays. Without our Malay brothers & sisters, no change can happen. His message has awakened many a slumbering UMNO member to get out. Fer proof, just go to that bastard oink khir's blog - see how many Malay bloggers are attacking him. Even Tok Guru Nik Aziz does not have such a wide appeal.
Maybe its down to his Armani suits, me dunno & me don't care.
Fer me is to take this chance should there be a mass exodus from BN to really teach the bloated, corrupt & insulated Barisan Najis fookers a lesson which they shall not forget. ie. no more treating the electorate with disdain.
And sorry fer the long winded posting here, its not that me expect miracles with a win at permatang pauh. It is just that Malaysian politicians aren't famous fer their loyalty, so it could happen. ie. a crossover. (Remember Semangat 46? This time there's no strongman like DrM to save UMNO).
And if it does, we must be prepared to capitalise on it.
TQ again fer spreading the word.
yea i'm with Bala on this. even for a non-fan, i'm rooting for Anwar to take over the country's leadership. he might win over some of his detractors' heart eventually. lets face it, our current leader sucks ass. like him or hate him, anwar would make a much better PM than all the ameno's top brass ever could.
TQ kerp fer seconding me motion of no confidence!
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