Last 3 days, ABU material was delivered north through to the south and east to ground operators.
The push to take the material into Malay homes in the heartlands is already underway.
We’ve asked the operators, where possible, to let us have photos, especially of any ABU sticker and stencilling blitz.
Friday, an ABU Black Ops kicks off.
I won’t say anymore on this for now.
Over the weekend, someone contacted me on Facebook.
He and his friends were going to balik kampung and he wanted to know how they could get their hands on our Mengapa Harga Barang Naik? pamphlet to distribute in their kampung and two others close by, and how much it would cost.
After making some inquiries, it became clear that none of them had any full-time jobs.
After explaining how the secretariat worked out the number of pamphlets for any particular area and working out how many they would need, I asked him to come round to the office to pick up a supply of the pamphlets, stickers and a few stencils, and asked that he email me photos of their creativity.
The first batch of photos just came in.
That’s not the only thing that came into the secretariat tonight.
ABU’s latest billboard, Dave, walked in and purchased his ABU T-shirt.
Who’s next?
The People's Parliament 
shakuntala
October 25, 2012
Haris and Dave…..picture-perfect models……wow what a lot of work done already. Oh when the ABUs go marching in………..
Yellow does look nice too an extention of the famous Bersih t-shirt. The humble t-shirt reaching out
FenceSitter
October 25, 2012
I am for ABU but please do not overdo it by sticking them haphazardly esp. on traffic and other road safety signs jeopardizing the safety of motorists. We have seen enough and are already annoyed with stickers and adverts of all kinds. Your efforts could back-fire if you don’t do it right.
We Stand Together
October 26, 2012
LOL! You should tell us if there are still people who really care about these misdemeanors at most, in the face of the most blatant, flagrant corruption, abuse of power and failure of leadership in the history of Malaysia. You really should tell us where you find such people. We will go there and rectify the problem immediately. 😀
azrul
October 27, 2012
VANDALISM…………..
Another Anak Bangsa Malaysia
October 28, 2012
Azrul,
Your vandalism = My expression of moral outrage.
I, humbly beg you to support the voiceless who must speak and cannot.
Invictus
October 27, 2012
Vandalism? Perhaps Azrul and others of his ilk could suggest how else ABU and other groups could get their messages across to the electorate, given that the mass media are puppets of Putrajaya.
shakuntala
October 30, 2012
It appears that Mr. Arun is an unskilled critique, unsure of himself.? He throws out a word and runs away.!!!
Perhaps Mr. Arul should take a look at examples of real vandalism around, I mean to say, environmental damage to property in this country , careless and deliberate vandalism……half done ugly buildings allowed to stagnate and backyard rubbish allowed to pollute andstink the air around us,,
The ABU message has to reach as many people as possible, it is a simple one to educate in order that the voter will know who he is voting for, that he will have some knowledge and armed with reason, vote wisely, vote better.
Ellese
November 1, 2012
You guys are utterly sick. Promoting vandalism of public property. What is wrong is wrong. Another wrong does not make your action right. Really sick mind. Truly detest this mindset of legalizing all the wrongs simply on the pretext of an alleged altruistic purpose. Next time you know you justify corruption violence and death for the sake of ABU. We really have sick people among us.