[Harakah] Fw: FW:
--- On Mon, 5/13/13, leo nathan leo_n...@yahoo.com wrote: From: leo nathan leo_n...@yahoo.com Subject: Fw: FW: To: Date: Monday, May 13, 2013, 8:28 AM Sent: Monday, May 13, 2013 11:19 PM Subject: Re: FW: It worked in Sarawak On 13 May 2013 15:17, aliene choo alien...@gmail.com wrote: Date: Sun, 12 May 2013 22:45:32 -0700 : Post-election payouts in Penang Posted by Aliran on 12 May 2013 Following tip-offs from the public, an Aliran special investigation team checked out a shoplot in Penang and came away astounded with what was happening in broad daylight. Payout time! Janji ditepatiYesterday, Aliran members received tip-offs from the public about a payout to voters:… it is payout time for voters in the Parliamentary constituency of Balik Pulau and the three state seats under it. Voters there are given RM200 each by don’t know who. You may file a report on this menace as the exercise to pay voters is ongoing. I saw it yesterday, where long queues formed outside a shophouse in Sungai Dua, Penang. Opposite TESCO extra, behind Magnum 4D. This outlet which (allegedly) collects illegal 4d bets and also (acts) as an illegal gambling centre is paying out, and the exercise is continuing today, I was told. Another member of the public sent us a tip-off with this message: Attached promissory note given by agents of BN Bayan Lepas. In the event of BN victory in Bayan Lepas, RM160 will be paid to the holder (see voucher above). This receipt shows “S38″, which presumably relates to the N38 Bayan Lepas state seat. As it turned out, N38 was won by Noordin Ahmad of the BN, who increased his majority from 399 votes in 2008 to 458 this time. An Aliran special investigation team decided to check this out. We found the shophouse at about 11.15am today with a long line of people waiting in the corridor. At the ground floor was a little outlet with a Celcom sign with a cloth banner hanging outside saying: “Give me 5”. The primary focus appeared to be the Balik Pulau parliamentary seat, which was won by Hilmi Yahaya. He polled 22318 votes, defeating the PKR candidate, Muhammad Bakhtiar Wan Chik, by a 1539-vote majority.This was a ‘winnable’ seat for the BN as in the 2008 general election, Yusmadi Yusoff of PKR had clinched the seat, squeezing through with a 708-vote majority. (Yusmadi was not selected this time around to defend the seat for PKR.) We managed to get hold of two receipts from people who had been standing in line. Both returned disappointed when they found out they were not eligible to claim their money as the BN candidates had failed to win in their respective areas. No such luck, the BN guy didn’t win here.A mother and her daughter showed us the voucher inscribed with S35. S35 presumably relates to N35 Batu Uban, won by PKR’s Dr T Jayabalan. The two women were crest-fallen: “We were unable to claim the money as the BN candidate didn’t win.” Too bad, the BN man didn’t win.Similarly the holder of S32 was unable to claim his “winnings”. S32 presumably relates to N32 Seri Delima, a seat won by Sanisvara Nethaji Rayer a/l Rajaji of the DAP. No win for the BN in that seat. Apparently, the payouts today were being made from 11.00am to 7.00pm, and this was the third day of payments. Look at this long line of people today:Incredibly, the organisers were daring, conducting this payout just nine doors away from a police station in the next block. Unfortunately, the police were out on patrol. Payouts were also made yesterday until evening. Those who came late were told to come again today as payments for the day had already been made.Over in Pulau Betong, also under the Balik Pulau parliamentary seat, something similar was happening, according to new Bayan Baru MP Sim Sze Tzin of PKR. At a shack in a kampung next to a seafood eatery, some 200 people were queuing up in four lines of 50 people to collect amounts ranging from RM160 to RM200, similar to what was being paid out in the shoplot we checked. The vouchers indicated these were for S38 (presumably N38 Bayan Lepas) and mostly for S39 (presumably N39 Pulau Betong), said Sim.N38 Bayan Lepas was won by Noordin Ahmad with an increased majority of 458 votes (previously 399). Farid Saad won the N39 Pulau Betong seat with a majority of 395 votes, up from 294 in 2008.Sim said that when he and and former Penang Speaker Abdul Halim Hussain turned up at Pulau Betong, the organisers of the payout, believed to be gangsters, fled from the scene. Abdul Halim lost in the N40 Teluk Bahang state seat by 801 votes. N40 is the third seat in P53 Balik Pulau, along with N38 Bayan Lepas and N39 Pulau Betong. Bakhtiar, who lost in Balik Pulau, made a report at the Pulau Betong Police Station, and it was accepted, Sim added. But he was also told that the authority with the proper jurisdiction in this matter is the MACC. So if this sort of thing can happen
[Harakah] Fw: Fw: Fwd: Najib learns from MamaKutty - Project IC Selangor?
--- On Thu, 4/18/13, leo nathan leo_n...@yahoo.com wrote: From: leo nathan leo_n...@yahoo.com Subject: Fw: Fw: Fwd: Najib learns from MamaKutty - Project IC Selangor? To: Date: Thursday, April 18, 2013, 10:33 PM Sent: Friday, April 19, 2013 12:25 PM Subject: FW: Fw: Fwd: Najib learns from MamaKutty - Project IC Selangor? We urge all Malaysian working oversea to come back to vote on 5/5/2013. Every vote counts .. we need to counter the growing population of phantoms voters. We cannot let foreigner like Indonesian to decide the future of our beloved country Najib learns from MamaKutty - Project IC Selangor? No wonder, Feng Shui master David Koh predicted BN will retake Selangor. Sure with this Project IC, Selangor will fall like Sabah during Pairin's time. Then we shall see the PEOPLES' POWER. By Gho Chee Yuan Project IC in Selangor? Writer: Gho Chee Yuan SERDANG: Foreign-born voters with incomplete addresses here have been found in the electoral roll and the Election Commission (EC) is being urged to explain how this could happen. Serdang member of Parliament Teo Nie Ching said 31 such voters were detected in the 2012 fourth quarter electoral roll. All are from Taman Setia, a neighbourhood dominated by immigrants in Balakong. “We find it suspicious as their addresses do not have house numbers and street names, only their taman,” she said. She was informed by the EC that the voters were registered by the Special Affairs Department (JASA) under the Ministry of Information, Communication and Culture. Teo was spurred to check on the electoral roll when a man with a strong Indonesian accent, Hotim Abdul Jalil, came to her service centre three weeks ago to request assistance to apply for a trader’s licence at the Seri Kembangan night market. She had initially turned him down due to his suspicious nationality but Hotim, 53, showed that he had a MyKad. A check with the National Registration Department found that he was given citizenship in December 2010 and the EC’s website confirmed that he is a registered voter in the Balakong state seat and Serdang parliamentary constituency. JASA seems to have been aggressively registering foreign-born voters with incomplete addresses in the Serdang, Ampang, Kelana Jaya and Gombak parliamentary seats, according to the Malaysian Electoral Roll Analysis Project (MERAP) chief researcher Dr Ong Kian Ming. In MERAP’s analysis of the 2011 third quarter electoral roll, all voters registered by a government agency other than the EC, denoted with Code J in the roll, have identity cards with the middle code “71”. Code “71” is used to identify Malaysians born outside the country such as Hotim. “It is very suspicious and raises concern that the National Registration Department may be issuing foreigners citizenship, and that Project IC (in Sabah) is being replicated in Selangor,” Ong was quoted as saying on online news site Malaysiakini last October. Teo said the number of voters in the Serdang parliamentary seat had increased 42.2% from 94,877 in 2008 to 134,888 last year. In fact, she said two out of the three state seats under Serdang have seen a growth of over 50% in the number of voters. She highlighted that Balakong has seen a spike in voters, from 28,682 to 43,408, while Bangi has recorded a hike from 35,898 to 53,951 in the past five years. In contrast, Seri Kembangan has only recorded an increase of 23.9% from 30,297 to 37,529. In 2008, DAP beat MCA to win Balakong with a majority of 4,795 and Seri Kembangan with a larger majority of 7,244 while PAS won Bangi by 6,192 votes from Umno. Are you amongst the 2,797,424 registered but did not vote on 8 March 2008? Do you know of someone who is registered but also did not turn up to vote? Start to find out from your family members, relatives, friends , neighbours, staff, colleages and of course all your email contacts We can make a difference if all of us exercise our right at the next GE!... Send this to 100 and more of your other relatives, colleagues or friends and ask them to do the same to 100 of their friends and so on. By so doing we are enlisting the power of multilevel marketing. Yes the math works and it is awesome. By the 7th level this message would reach more than 5,000,000 people. Yes we can make our vote count!We owe it to ourselves and to our children and to their children. We ought to fight the battle for the people of Selangor including
