Email to Kang Chai Kee: Whose Ink Is This?
18 05 2008Dearest Chai Kee,
A lot of things have swept us apart since my last email. Nevertheless, not a moment pass by without me thinking about writing you some digital letter about our beloved Kelantan. However, as we use to say during those old days, ‘masa selalu cemburukan kita”.
In your email yesterday, you asked me about the news you read on TheStar Online about Election Commission Chairman Abdul Rashid Abdul Rahman’s statement that the cabinet did not approve the indelible ink for March 8 polls, yet he was told to take full responsibilities about the matter.
The PM, Dollah Kaki Wayang was fast to deny it and brushed it aside by saying that ‘it was only suggestion we made to the EC chairman, it was up to him to think it over and agree or to proceed with the original decision to use the ink”.
According to today’s paper, EC Chairman Tan Sri Rashid said the cabinet decided not to approve the proposal to use indelible ink “on the day of Parliament dissolution, on Feb 13”.
Dearest Chai Kee,
5 days before the fateful election, 3 most senior persons within the power went on national and international media to denounce the use of the indelible ink, even at one point claimed it to be unconstitutional. The three jokers are the AG, the IGP and off cause, Rashid too wouldn’t miss it for the world.
It was the saddest day for many of us whom worked hard to fight for electoral reform. I have seen and still remember those who wheeled themselves to be with us to march to the Istana Negara to put forward our demand. Rashid, at that time questioned our motives because he said, EC had agreed with our demand for the usage of indelible ink. That day, we felt like the world has crumbled on us.
On May 6th, Minister of Home Affairs said in a written reply to YB Fong Po Kuan that police did not find evidence of smuggled indelible ink and statement made by complainants and witnesses were rumours, but during that media circus when the three jokers went on national and international media, the IGP was adamant, ‘arrest’ will be made soon!
However, please take note that Dollah Kaki Wayang latest soap opera when he was quoted by today newspaper as saying, ‘a week’ before Parliament was dissolved, the cabinet had made the suggestion, giving its reasons why it did not want the ink to be used.
“We received information that some quarters had brought the ink although they had no authority to do so and we are suspicious that it could be used to cause confusion and complications during the voting process”.
Is this to prove that the Malaysian Cabinet led by the Dollah Kaki Wayang acted based on rumours and speculations? Aren’t they are the ones who reminded us over and over again not to believe in rumours and speculations? Bastard!
Dearest Chai Kee,
This is the sad state Malaysians are in nowadays. Lucky you to be in faraway land where you can walk tall without people knowing you are a Malaysian. I used to be proud to be a Malaysian. I used to walk tall in foreign land and when people approached me asking where am I from, I proudly said, “Malaysia”. And they said, “Malaysian? Mahathir? Good country, we love it!” And when a transvestite or more of a drag queen, passed in front of our cab, the cab driver suddenly turned and pointed at the drag queen as said, “Mr. Anwar!” Yes, we do have good laugh.
Now I wonder what will make the foreign cab driver turns and remind us of our current Prime Minister?
Dearest Chai Kee,
At 6.15 am on the election day, as I about to lie down to sleep, I received a call asking me to shoot immediately to Tanah Merah, because the first sign of clone voters had appeared. The video below is what we captured to prove why we fight for the indelible ink so much. The same video was given to Al Jazeera International as the prove that we are not the boy who cried wolf!
Claim the money spent on indelible ink from Abdul Rashid or the PM becuse they do not have the authority to waste public money - the rakyat’s money.
What a liar AAB is! If you recall, when EC chairman first announced the cancellation of the use of the indelible ink, AAB said he was shocked (as was frontpaged in the MSM) by the cancellation . Now he admits having suggested to the EC chairman that the ink be cancelled. What a shameless liar! Sigh.
What shameless creatures these BN cohorts are. If the people of malaysia can allow this kind of shit to happen and do nothing about it , then we deserve to get stuff by them. The PR should petition the Agong to sack to lot of them including the AG and the IGP. Appoint a new trustworthy AG and IGP to investigate this scandalous event.
Well, you were proud of Mahathir as an individual, not we the Malaysians. We have never been, specially Sabahans and Sarawakians for we know what that racist megalomaniac did and as you can see, his crimes, lies, calumnies, manipulation, cheating, coverups and evil deeds are being unearthed one by one. Dollah learnt few lessons from him.
The EC has no intention of using the indelible ink at all. My wife was one of returning officers during recent election ; she and others officers were not briefed at all asto the usage of the ink during the numerous election briefings neither were they given their postal votes. You easily verify by asking teachers in KL who were roped in to be the returning officers.
There are still lots of hiden agenda by the past and present govt. Dig it out fellas ! Even today’s Star and NST interview with Tan Sri Ismail Adam on what it takes to get a PSD Scholarship. Either he is a dumb knowing nothing at all about what is actually going on or he is talking cock to us non-bumis. We have top students (non-bumis) now at lower six whilst their fellow school mates and classmates who are bumis with lesser grades now entering matrix, UPU and on JPA scholarships.
I’d say….., PakLeLah, Mr C4, Rashit, MUSAng and the rest of the rotten lot, Go Fly Kite Lah!!!
After that you can altogether Go Kick Da Freakin Bucket!!!
Apa macam sheikh calon MB kelantan hero sheikh tak terpilih nampaknya untuk memangku jawatan MB dan seterusnya menjadi MB kelantan.missss sooruuuuu
Whatever said, and to be said, one aspect is crystal clear: This nation is being robbed of its democratic fundamentals, wealth and peace. Now who wants to step forward and put the cattle in the pen?
How long more must the rakyat continue to suffer — what more with the runaway wagon of goods and prices?
It appears that either the politicians from whichever side of the divide, get their acts together or the nation’s rulers should boot the crooks once and for all.
Failing all these avenues of hope, the future I fear looks only extremely dismal.
What do we do?
It stinks! weak excuses. Using of the indelible ink the BN would be shutting their BN doors and would definitelt stop their cheating antics! the BN leaders were and are liars. No body else can import the indelible ink. Besides the BN could have created a special chop that no one knows what it looks like. Instead of inking the fingers of voters their hands can be inked by the chop. By avoiding the indelible ink all the clone voters can vote as many times as planned by the BN. Lets hope that Malaysia is not becoming a zimbabwee. PR must lodge a polis report against the AG, IGP and EC chairman.
Enough is enough.
Sdr Kickdefella,
Lama tak jumpa. Belum jumpa selepas pilihan raya. Lanskap politik negara kita berubah dengan hebat sejak saya berjumpa saudara dan YB Husam di Pusat Media Pas di KB tiga hari sebelum hari mengundi.
Pembatalan saat akhir pengguaan indelible ink adalah antara punca sebahagian pengundi menolak BN. Mereka nampak macam ada sesuatu yang tak kena.
Soalnya mengapakah parti-parti Pakatan Rakyat seolah-olah berdiam diri mengenai proses dan perjalanan pilihan raya?
Adakah kerana PR menang besar atau kerana proses pengundian benar-benar telus.
The decision to stop the use of the ink was political. The IGP, the AG and EC Chairman merely carried it out and justified the action.
The EC Chairman has already washed his hand. But I don’t think the IGP and AG can do the same — at least not when they are still in service.
But political parties can and they should. Even the BN can take up the case. Who knows, the BN might have done better had the ink been used.
Maybe they should instigate and pressure the PM to set up a Royal Commission to investigate the Election Commission.
Thank you.
‘Now I wonder what will make the foreign cab driver turns and remind us of our current Prime Minister?’….Roti Kosong.
Got an opposite response with foreigner overseas about mahatir and anwar either in the middle east , africa or europe, a few good response with a ‘but’ for mahatir in some african countries.
mula2 bisul,
digaru jadinya luka.
Makin parah,
tak sembuh-sembuh,
jumpa tok bomoh pun tak kebah
jumpa doktor,
ubat pula tersalah,
kudis yang bertambah,
akhirnya parut hodoh yang ditinggalkan