PR has won Pasir Gudang, Tebrau, Pulai, Kulai, Gelang Pateh, Labis in Johor but lost in Segamat. MCA is unless, even its ex-President, who had jumped ship also cannot win.
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Malaysia goes to the polls today - who will win?
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Re: Malaysia Ghost
kudos to rakyat protecting the GE13 against fraud in the videos
kudos to rakyat protecting the GE13 against fraud in the videos
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If Malaysia change government after 5 May 2013, Malaysian chinese can walk with their head held high in Singapore. 60% sinkies can step aside.
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BN your mother chee bye
Re: Malaysia Ghost
Bullshit 101. Indelible ink is Halal!
By Zurairi AR
PUTRAJAYA, May 5 — The indelible ink used in Election 2013 has a different strength from those used in other countries since it has to comply with halal and health regulations, the Election Commission (EC) said today.
It however still insisted that if it was applied properly, the ink would leave visible traces even after washing.
“In overseas, indelible ink does not have to comply to halal status for Muslims,” EC chairman Tan Sri Abdul Aziz Mohd Yusof told reporters here.
“At the same time, an official letter from the Ministry of Health stated that the content of silver nitrate must not exceed one per cent.”
According to Abdul Aziz, the ink allows water to seep through it to allow ablution by Muslims, as required by the National Fatwa Council.
A higher content of silver nitrate would cause internal organ failure, so it has been replaced by herbal ingredients, he said.
Indelible ink includes silver nitrate to make sure that the pigment stays on the skin temporarily. In other countries, the ink usually contains between seven and 15 per cent silver nitrate.
Showing his still-stained finger, Aziz admitted that the failure of indelible ink in some cases was caused by teething problems with using the ink for the first time.
“The EC is not here to cheat. As an organisation, we would like to be transparent, we don’t like to cheat. We don’t have an agenda,” he stressed.
EC deputy chairman Datuk Wan Ahmad Wan Omar told reporters this morning that he was not worried the ink could be washed off, stressing that voters cannot vote twice with one identity card (IC) number.
“I’m not worried about indelible ink washed off today because tomorrow you cannot vote,” he said.
“How is he going to vote without a MyKad or an IC number? One rakyat’s name is only stated once.”
Several voters have reported washing off the election ink, which is meant to be indelible to prevent repeat voting, after casting their ballots today, with just soap and water.
Aside from the controversy of the ink, Election 2013 — touted to be the tightest electoral race in the country’s history — has also been marred by reports vote-buying and phantom voters.
Bullshit 101. Indelible ink is Halal!
By Zurairi AR
PUTRAJAYA, May 5 — The indelible ink used in Election 2013 has a different strength from those used in other countries since it has to comply with halal and health regulations, the Election Commission (EC) said today.
It however still insisted that if it was applied properly, the ink would leave visible traces even after washing.
“In overseas, indelible ink does not have to comply to halal status for Muslims,” EC chairman Tan Sri Abdul Aziz Mohd Yusof told reporters here.
“At the same time, an official letter from the Ministry of Health stated that the content of silver nitrate must not exceed one per cent.”
According to Abdul Aziz, the ink allows water to seep through it to allow ablution by Muslims, as required by the National Fatwa Council.
A higher content of silver nitrate would cause internal organ failure, so it has been replaced by herbal ingredients, he said.
Indelible ink includes silver nitrate to make sure that the pigment stays on the skin temporarily. In other countries, the ink usually contains between seven and 15 per cent silver nitrate.
Showing his still-stained finger, Aziz admitted that the failure of indelible ink in some cases was caused by teething problems with using the ink for the first time.
“The EC is not here to cheat. As an organisation, we would like to be transparent, we don’t like to cheat. We don’t have an agenda,” he stressed.
EC deputy chairman Datuk Wan Ahmad Wan Omar told reporters this morning that he was not worried the ink could be washed off, stressing that voters cannot vote twice with one identity card (IC) number.
“I’m not worried about indelible ink washed off today because tomorrow you cannot vote,” he said.
“How is he going to vote without a MyKad or an IC number? One rakyat’s name is only stated once.”
Several voters have reported washing off the election ink, which is meant to be indelible to prevent repeat voting, after casting their ballots today, with just soap and water.
Aside from the controversy of the ink, Election 2013 — touted to be the tightest electoral race in the country’s history — has also been marred by reports vote-buying and phantom voters.
Is that the total vote cast? I remember gelang patah total voters is 106000. To declare winner at 38K a bit premature.
Leading result bro
Why so long already still no result?
So who won?
So who won?
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Malaysia Change Sky
When it happened, Singaporeans should line up along causeway, lay out red carpet and welcome our Malasysian brothers with open arms. They set precedent for Singaporeans and tell us that govt should fear the people not the other way round.
Come GE2016, they will rally behind Singaporeans to topple PAP. If both side of the govt topple, the two neighbours' story will be complete with a happy ending before two side of the old farts go to..hxll.
When it happened, Singaporeans should line up along causeway, lay out red carpet and welcome our Malasysian brothers with open arms. They set precedent for Singaporeans and tell us that govt should fear the people not the other way round.
Come GE2016, they will rally behind Singaporeans to topple PAP. If both side of the govt topple, the two neighbours' story will be complete with a happy ending before two side of the old farts go to..hxll.
In case you all dun already know..... This fucktard ilovepap is that vile kopisai
Re: Video ( 3 mins) - Malaysian Mat Rempits attack PAS youths
they should have deployed mainland-indian buggers instead of bangala... the fear factor would have tripple easily
they should have deployed mainland-indian buggers instead of bangala... the fear factor would have tripple easily
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Re: Video ( 3 mins) - Malaysian Mat Rempits attack PAS youths
stay calm ... dun do anyting stoopig ...<IMG src="https://fbcdn-sphotos-c-a.akamaihd.net/hphotos-ak-snc6/182517_406708259436766_2069425242_n.jpg" width=120></IMG>
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