What Are They Trying To Say?
March 7th, 2008
Check out NST page 3 and 5 today.
Page 3:
A big picture of children - all smiling and happy. Waving and wearing their jalur gemilangs. And in big fonts: “Their future is in your hands”
Page 5:
Screams out “only one choice”. Lots of blue.
Maybe I’m crazy, but I read the ad as “Choose blue, or we’ll kill your children”
-_-
See you at the voting station tomorrow!
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14 Responses to “What Are They Trying To Say?”
ya! what do they mean “the future is in your hands” !!!
they sound like terrorists.
isn’t Keadilan’s colours blue as well? haha
let’s just kick the puppies along the way to voting booth.
DURKHA DURKHA!
Derkha Derkha jihad!
u shud see the banners put around.
“undilah BN supaya Selangor selamat, aman, tenteram”
they should have included, “vote BN, or ELSE”.
pricks.
So, if we don’t vote Barang Naik, the police will stop doing their job and our military will stop defending our country. As if they are doing their job.
Votin in P117 - Segambut tomorrow. See ya there if you are the same voting station.
stomp on all the little children gahhhhhhhhh
BN has ensured that the education system is so screwed that the uni grads would not be able to get employment overseas..
I am sooo scared I voted for BN… NOT
Undilah….
Barisan….
Najis….LOL!
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The incumbent is leading in all 13 polling stations.
Kit Siang on the way to win Ipoh Timur - 7.51pm
DAP leader Lim Kit Siang has retained his Ipoh Timur parliamentary seat and his party is also leading in all three state seats - Canning, Tebing Tinggi and Pasir Pinji
Pasir Puteh Utara
PAS retains Kelantan: PAS president press sec - 7.50pm
According to Roslan Shahir Mohd Shahir, who is the press secretary of PAS president Hadi Awang, PAS won 31 of the 45 state seats.
He said that PAS’ Nasharuddin Mat Isa has beaten Umno’s Awang Adek Husin in Bachok. Awang Adek, who is deputy finance minister, also lost in the state seat of Perupok, which is under Bachok.
Tian Chua leading in Batu - 7.43pm
PKR’s information chief Tian Chua in on the way to cause an upset in Batu by leading Gerakan’s Lim Si Pin by 7,089 votes
Unofficial - Tony Pua wins PJ Utara - 7.45pm
Tony Pua has helped DAP has reclaimed Petaling Jaya Utara.
Meanwhile, Janice Lee has won the state seat of Teratai, which is under the Pandan parliament seat.
Samy catching up - 7.40pm
Samy Vellu is catching up in Sungai Siput after initially lagging behind D Jeyakumar. As it stands, the PKR candidate has 990 votes while Samy Vellu has 932 votes. It still a long way to go though.
Tony Pua increases lead - 7.40pm
In Petaling Jaya Utara, Tony Pua is now leading by 4,000 votes.
DAP also retained its Tanjung parliamentary seat in Penang as well as taking a large lead in all three state seats under that parliamentary seat.
Wee Choo Keong, standing under a PKR ticket, is leading in Wangsa Maju.
Victory parades banned, says police chief - 7.36pm
Police chief Musa Hassan has announced that all political parties are not allowed to hold victory parades after the results are announced. He said this is to prevent ‘untoward incidents’.
Nurul Izzah ahead in 3 out of 14 polling stations - 7.27pm
Nurul Izzah Anwar is leading at three out of 14 polling stations at the Lembah Pantai parliament seat.
Meanwhile, PKR’s Azmin Ali is leading in both the Gombak parliamentary seat and the Bukit Antarabangsa state seat.
DAP on the way to take Batu Kawan - 7.20pm
In Kepong, DAP’s Tan Seng Giaw is leading in 10 out of the 13 polling stations.
In Penang, DAP is on the way to picking up the Batu Kawan parliament seat. Its candidate, Prof P Ramasamy, has taken a formidable lead against outgoing Penang chief minister Koh Tsu Koon.
The opposition party is also leading in three other parliament seats - Bukit Mertajam, Tanjung and Bagan.
ISA candidate Manoharan wins seat? - 7.20pm
Hindraf leader M Manoharan, who is being held under the Internal Security Act, is reported to have taken the Selangor state seat of Kota Alam Shah (unconfirmed).
DAP retains Kuching - 7.15pm
DAP’s Chong Chieng Jen has retained Kuching with an increased majority of 11,000 votes according to unofficial results. Chong won the seat in 2004 with a 2,000 majority.
Latest updates - 7.10pm
Opposition parties are leading in all key seats in Penang
Teresa Kok leading by 10,000 votes in Seputeh
DAP leading both Petaling Jaya Utara state seats
Edward Lee from DAP leading in Bukit Gasing
In Sarawak, PKR leading in Limbong and DAP in Bandar Kuching.
PKR’s Dr Xavier Jayakumar leading in all streams in Kota Raya state seat
PKR’s Tian Chua leading in Batu by 3,743 votes.
PKR in unassailable lead in Bukit Tambun - 7.05pm
PKR’s Law Choo Kiang has taken an unassailable lead of 1,500 votes for the state seat of Bukit Tambun. This may be the first Penang seat to fall to opposition hands.
Early reports indicate DAP candidates are leading in many Penang state seats.
Poor turnout in opposition’s favour? - 6.55pm
A very poor turnout in Taiping, especially among the Malay voters, is expected to cause some problems for incumbent M Kayveas. Similarly poor voter turnout in Selangor’s Kapar and Klang, again among Malay voters, could benefit PKR and DAP in both seats.
Opposition takes lead in key hot seats - 6.47pm
Based on ground reports, DAP candidates are leading in the early stage of the count. Tony Pua is leading by 1,800 votes in Petaling Jaya Utara. Fong Kui Lun is similarly leading by 3,000 votes in Bukit Bintang. Hannah Yeoh is leading the Subang Jaya state seat.
In Klang, DAP’s Charles Santiago is also leading at this very early stage. PKR’s S Manikavasagam is also in the lead in neighbouring Kapar.
Malaysiakini live coverage - 6.45pm
Due to extremely high traffic to the website, Malaysiakini is providing this stripped-down frontpage as the results come in. This page is divided into two sections - live reports on the left and a score chart for selected hot seats/states on the right. Please click refresh/reload on your browser for the latest updates.
The Malaysiakini team is receiving reports from our journalists on the ground while the ballots are being counted and we will give you the unofficial results as we get them.
I voted Fire Angel. Did you get in???
fuck that was funny.
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