Moderator’s note : Even as I was preparing this post for uploading, I got the following extremely reliable report : Opposition to win 126 seats provided the wholesale cheating which is underway can be stopped.
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By Singa Terhormat
The latest intelligence report I have received (today) states that PR and BN are running neck-to-neck and it is still too close to call. Obviously what transpires the next few days will determine the outcome.
The report also states that in Peninsular Malaysia, there is still a relatively large segment of the Malay vote that is hanging in the balance and is up for grabs, whilst the Chinese vote overwhelmingly favours PR. The Indian vote meanwhile is in favour of BN, though not as overwhelming as the Chinese vote is for PR.
The report adds that the strategy now, amongst others, is to dissuade the Chinese from coming out in large numbers to vote. To achieve this, a few incidents may occur over the last two days before polling designed to frighten the Chinese from coming out to vote. The media, especially television stations, will of course then have a field day continuously highlighting these incidents. To my Chinese brothers and sisters out there, I urge you not to be taken in by these matters. Together, let us march forth and save this nation. The only thing to fear is fear itself.
Ini kali lah!
In addition, the report informs that they have just about given up trying to scare the non-Malays about hudud and the Islamic state. They just are not biting the bait.
In desperation, the grapevine now states that the aim is to scare the Malays and Muslims about the so-called plans to Christianise Malaysia. Stage-managed video-clips alluding to these may be circulated. Such stage-managed productions, for the uninitiated, are easy to spot. They hardly ever show a crowd or audience in the video-clip as it is staged solely for the purpose of the camera. Also, the stage-actors are always shown facing the camera directly. Let us hope that the Malays will not be deceived this time.
They should recall the elections of 1990 when a forged letter from purportedly the Pope to Joseph Pairin (who had then just withdrawn PBS from BN and joined PAS, DAP and Semangat 46) congratulating Pairin on his efforts to Christianise the nation. This was followed up with allegations that Tengku Razaleigh would sell the country to the Christians on the basis of a picture of him wearing a Kadazan headgear that had a ‘crucifix’ on it. The so-called crucifix was in fact a padi-stalk. The media however ‘went to town with it’ interviewing supposedly Malays at random in the street, all of who condemned Tengku Razaleigh. Overnight the Malays switched their support to BN and the rest is history.
Apparently a somewhat similar tactic is to be adopted, though with the advance of technology, video-clips may be used instead of documents, as was the case of the purported letter from the Pope.
I wish to impress upon the Malays and Muslims that by giving their vote to PR and for change, there is no likelihood for the Christianisation of this country. My assertion is based on the following:
1) Presently the Muslims form about 60% of the population. That works out to approximately 17 million out of a population slightly above 28 million. The Christians form about 9% of the population. That works out to approximately 2 and a 1/2 million.
2) If PR succeeds, they get to form the Government for not more than 5 years after which the rakyat get to choose again.
3) It is well-nigh impossible for 2 and a 1/2 million people over a period of 5 years to override the wishes of 17 million people during that period of 5 years.
4) Bear in mind too that the Sultans, as heads of the religion of Islam in their respective states, will not take matters lying down.
5) Also, the heads and the bulk of personnel of the Armed Forces and the Police are all Malay-Muslims.
When viewed objectively the chances of the Christianisation of this nation within the next 5 years is nil. Do not therefore fall for any such last-ditch deceptive attempt by BN to save itself, as they successfully did in 1990 and then proceeded to plunder the nation.
The time is now. Ini kali lah!
Insya Allah (God willing) we shall in the wee hours of 6th May proclaim aloud Subahan’Allah (Glory be to God).
Johnny McJohn
May 2, 2013
Is it really the case that the majority of Indians still support BN? I would hate to think that this is so. There is still time yet, and your articles are being circulated far and wide. Thank you for being a voice of reason.
annabrella
May 2, 2013
A rallying call to Malaysians in Malaysia from fellow Malaysians based in the United Kingdom who came out to vote at the High Commission in London on overseas voters’ polling day on 28 April 2013 for a little over 14-hours, from 9.00am to 11.05pm.
……The 13th General Election is only days away in Malaysia. Last Sunday (28th April), hundreds of Malaysians in the UK braved the cold weather from morning till night to cast their vote.
They have now communicated their message to Malaysians back home in a video.
Please do pass this inspirational message to all of our fellow Malaysian brothers and sisters back home! Malaysians overseas have set a good example. Let’s encourage our fellow Malaysians to turn out in droves!
“I voted, now it’s your turn!”
“Imagine Power To The People” John Lennon.
rajan
May 2, 2013
I strongly believe that the intel report about the indians are favouring bn is wrong.
Wherever i go, whoever i meet, whatever i hear, the majority of indian votes are for PR.
Yes there are those indians who will vote for bn but they are in the minority just as there are chinese and malays who will vote for bn.
I bet that a minimum of 65% of indians WILL vote for PR.The uninformed ones ,tamil educated who read the tamil dailies and believe it as the gospel truth .These papers are owned by bn cronies ,well, it is the spur of the moment that decides their vote and are easily conned. Not those indians who are educated and are well informed of the current situation thro the net.
I was curious on why one does not see many indians at PR ceramahs. When i asked around, most said whats the point of attending it when they have already decided to vote PR.
The culture of watching tamil serials on astro channels is another reason.Millions of episodes not to be missed. he he he !
I trust the indians to make the right choice by voting PR.
ABU ABU ABU UBAH UBAH UBAH.
Psst ! i too dont attend ceramahs but i have commited my whole family and friends to vote PR nothing but PR be it PAS,DAP, PSM or PKR
I watch the ceramahs in the comfort of my home via ubah.tv, livestreaming, etc. Tweets n photos of the happenings from all over.
Dont worry !
A.Govindasamy
May 2, 2013
I do not think tha majority of Indians are for BN.Mostly have started supporting PRsaifar
lizzie
May 2, 2013
This is why, all the EC officials overlooked to shake the bottle of indelible ink. One or 2 people not doing their job properly perhaps, but everyone? EC is really taking us for a fool, and worse, I think EC couldnt be bothered if Malaysians see through their charade, as long as they get to serve UMNO’s purposes this GE13. Now our prayer is that, those who are able to vote again with either not do it out of fear of God, or they would go out and vote Pakatan.
Heng Sin
May 2, 2013
It is not 2.5 against 17 million, majority of the Chinese population isn’t Christian either.
Ed G
May 2, 2013
In fact, I was about to say what Heng Sin had just said. In fact, only a fool would believe in the Christianisation execise.
Joanna Gan
May 2, 2013
EN. HARIS, I THINK YOU R DREAMING. THE CHINESE VOTERS WHO ARE ALL OUT VOTING FOR PR WILL GET A RUDE SHOCK COMES 5TH MAY. THE SILENT MAJORITY WILL SHOW THEIR SUPPORT LOUD AND CLEAR, LIKE RPK SAID, I TOLD U SO
Raff
May 2, 2013
RPK who?
Another Anak Bangsa Malaysia
May 2, 2013
Joanna Gan,
Methinks you need a reality check.
The “silent majority” you speak about is just that – silent to the point of non-existence.
I read RPK regularly and from what I can see RPK is a consummate political animal. In a perverse way, RPK is only driving support towards Pakatan with all his rhetoric.
RPK’s real value will become apparent AFTER GE13 when Pakatan takes Putrajaya.
Watch and learn, my dear Joanna Gan. You are, indeed, one of those novices RPK criticizes so frequently 🙂
MB M
May 2, 2013
Another Anak Bangsa Malaysia,
Why is there a need to be so condescending just because someone has different views from yours? If you feel you are cleverer and better informed, good for you then…
Another Anak Bangsa Malaysia
May 3, 2013
MB M,
Was I being condescending?
Gosh, I do sincerely apologise.
I had intended to be hurtful and overbearing just like Joanna Gan’s hero, RPK is.
I am sorry and I promise to try harder next time.
Another Anak Bangsa Malaysia
May 2, 2013
Singa Terhormat,
Re votes from Malaysian-Indians, the BN candidate in my kampung has been working hard to court them.
He has held 3 dinner parties so far at a swishy restaurant – only for Malaysian Indians wearing blue BN tee-shirts. Attendance at those dinner parties seem somewhat muted with approx 100 attendees over the 3 dinners.
I noticed that the attendees seem almost embarrassed to be seen and on completion of one dinner party, I saw one attendee walk straight to his car and changed out of his blue BN tee-shirt.
Overall, the BN candidates for both state and federal seats have apparently opted for no ceramahs here in their constituencies.
The rumour going round is that they have been unable to raise a crowd.
it appears that BN has decided that it is best for their candidates to make house-to-house calls although I have yet to see them walking around my kampung. Maybe they are door-knocking elsewhere in the constituency – I dunno.
Overall, it does not appear to be neck-to-neck here. BN seems a long long way behind but you never know, they may yet pull a rabbit out of the hat – somehow 😦
umar5rentaka
May 2, 2013
According to the intelligence report I got, Pakatan will 98 seats because of the extensive cheating.
upsidedown119
May 2, 2013
UMNO-BN WILL try the ‘Christianising’ tactic focusing on LKS/LGE with DSAI playing the part of betrayer. It will try to shut down the internet and bombard the rural Malays with this. In addition, it will also tell the rural Malays that their special rights will be in danger, poor in their own country etc, with LKS/LGE playing the part of villain and DSAI/PAS the part of betrayers of the race, religion etc.
Thus, in the last few days of the campaign, PR must get its message to the rural Malays WITHOUT relying on the internet. The urban and semi-urban areas are won and continuing massive rallies amounts to overkill. You do not kill a fly twice with a sledge-hammer. The election is won or lost in the rural Malay areas – have always been the case since 2008.
Have you got the means to deliver PR’s message to the rural areas and counter UMNO-BN tactics? If not, UMNO-BN will win GE13!
shakuntala
May 2, 2013
Almost all Indians receiving ABU materials seem level-headed, they tell you straight in your face that they are voting Opposition, that they had made up their minds long ago…..not even one Indian has refused to receive what was offered. I speak for KLites…..I dare say some Chinese have shooed me away,maybe a wealthy one or two, negligible, nothing to worry about.Most Chinese are eagerly Opposition. We need to really experience things to verify……the general mood IS for the Opposition.
Can’t you see how happy everyone is, there is great expectation for the Opposition. It is Opposition, Opposition all the way, the mood is madly Opposition!!
Some blooming,thick-skinned good for nothing Indian pranksters, from Hindraf under the worthless Waythamoorthy banner are bombarding my inbox with anti-Anwar material, although I have told them in no certain terms in the foulest language possible, to stop doing it.
Khan
May 2, 2013
How sure are you, indians gonna vote BN? Where and how you get this source?? During last elections, 90% indians voted for OppO.
MB M
May 2, 2013
According to the very reliable intelligence I just got, BN will win minimum 160 parliamentary seats. Selangor and Kedah will fall to BN, Penang will remain under DAP. Kelantan is 50-50 but may also fall to BN with slim majority.
Hahahahahahaha
Wave33
May 2, 2013
Ada betui kah? 😀
Another Anak Bangsa Malaysia
May 3, 2013
MB M,
Those drugs you are taking must be really good .
Now, what else did the little green man, with the funny hat, tell you?
YNWA
May 2, 2013
MB M,
Please. Don’t tickle my ar*e.
Ow KO
May 2, 2013
If the news/information is so ‘open’, what is ABU counter measure? Making real voters so disgusted.