你们看过行动党模仿江南大叔的音乐影片吗?请在下面点击,好好笑一下吧!
Sunday, January 13, 2013
一封公开的信
这篇文章很长(我又想要偷懒一下,把这篇文章原汁原味的登出来)。在今时今日马来西亚政治局面和氛围下,我建议大家看一看。这是一封由非政府组织写给首相以及反对党领袖的公开信。
Open Letter to the Prime Minister and the
Opposition Leader of Malaysia:
IMPIAN MALAYSIA:
MALAYSIAN ELECTIONS REFORM PROGRAMME (MERP)
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A Citizen Initiative for the Promotion of Free and Fair Elections
Background
Prime Minister, Dato Seri Najib Razak, has declared during an ntv7 talk show on 9th Apr 2012:
“I’d like to repeat it once more that we will not want to be elected on the basis that we have rigged the elections or manipulated the elections.” (Tindakmalaysia andFMT)
Despite years of protests and appeals by Malaysians, the Election Commission (EC) has not taken any significant steps to improve the electoral system. Instead, it has got worse! There are millions of suspicious voters on the electoral rolls. Introduction of indelible ink and Advance Voting to partially replace Postal Voting appear to be insincere attempts to relieve public pressure, instead of resolving concerns over the unfair electoral process. It is clear the EC is an obstacle to Free and Fair Elections. We urge you to dismiss the present EC immediately and replace them with an Independent EC. We have proposed detailed procedures on how this can be accomplished in the MERP documents submitted to you already.
Free and Fair Elections
Having observed the EC for decades, we have realised that they will not make any proposal to change the laws to ensure free and fair elections. Time and again, they will play for time and at the last minute, plead that they are unable to perform due to lack of time or resources. Despite having a budget of RM 400 million (with another RM 300 million for security), and clear-cut recommendations from the PSC on Electoral Reform, they still have not come up with any decent documents that will improve the electoral process. .
Indelible ink
In fact, the introduction of indelible ink before issue of the ballot paper to a voter can potentially, create chaos on polling day. This is contrary to common international practice where marking of the fingers are made after voting! Furthermore, the seating of the polling agent so far away from the polling clerk will make it very difficult for them to verify the presence or absence of ink on the voter’s finger.
Advance Voting
The EC has specified that Advance Voting for the Army and the Police shall be at least 3 days before polling day. That means the indelible ink for advance voters has to last at least (3+1) ie 4 days. But it is generally recognized that indelible ink is guaranteed for 72 hours maximum. Although it may be possible for the stain on the finger nails to last longer, current procedures has no provision barring the application of nail polish on the finger nails or a clear coating on the fingers that will prevent the ink from acting on the skin. So a voter can frustrate the objective of the indelible ink by painting the fingers with nail polish or coating the fingers with clear glue. On polling day, an Advance Voter can possibly enter the polling centre without any ink stain on his finger, and assume another identity.
Posting Voting for Overseas Malaysians
This is a very clearly stated in the PSC on Electoral Reform Report. We seem to see attempts by the EC to delay the approval until there will not be enough time for overseas Malaysians to register, first as voters and then as Postal Voters. At this late stage, it is probably not possible for Overseas Malaysians to register as postal voters in time. Such irresponsible behaviour on the part of the EC is inexcusable. To alleviate the problem, the EC must conduct mass registration of overseas Malaysians online through the internet, allowing them to register directly as postal voters. This will enable the next batch of voters to be gazetted by 21st Apr 2013 and vote if Parliament is dissolved after that.
Meanwhile, in order not to jeopardize the smooth running of the elections and to maintain public confidence in the process, we request that the United Nations be invited to manage and run the coming general elections (GE 13). If a request is made now to the UN and the public is allowed to participate actively, there is enough time for elections to be run by May or Jun 2013. Therefore, we request that the Government go the full-term until 28thApr 2013.
Documentation
We know you are sincere when you declared you want free and fair elections. We also know you are burdened with a recalcitrant EC who refuses to perform according to their Constitutional mandate. The solution is to dismiss them.
Former Election Commission (EC) chief Abdul Rashid Abdul Rahman said a royal commission of inquiry (RCI) on electoral reforms was necessary as Bersih 2.0's demands and proposals by the parliamentary select committee (PSC) on electoral reforms were not holistic enough. Both Bersih 2.0 and PSC did not provide solutions for structural problems within the electoral system. “(Holistic reform) means studying all the laws, not just one or two.
We agree with him that both the PSC recommendations and the BERSIH 2.0 Demands do not go far enough but it is not necessary for an RCI as the solution has been provided in the MERP submitted to you. We have spent the past year going through the Constitution, the Election Laws and the Regulations and have produced a proposal “The Malaysia Electoral Reform Programme (MERP)”. There are 204 proposed amendments to the laws and regulations that detail exactly what needs to be done for free and fair elections. Of course, it will need the Attorney General to tidy up the language to conform to legislative standards but the bulk of the work has been done and the rest can be tidied up within 2 months. The MERP can be grouped into 5 major Target Areas. They are:
IMPIAN MALAYSIA:
MALAYSIAN ELECTIONS REFORM PROGRAMME (MERP)
Facebook: Click “Like” “1 Juta Rakyat Malaysia menyokong Reformasi Sistem Pilihan Raya” at http://on.fb.me/VPmxdp
A Citizen Initiative for the Promotion of Free and Fair Elections
Background
Prime Minister, Dato Seri Najib Razak, has declared during an ntv7 talk show on 9th Apr 2012:
“I’d like to repeat it once more that we will not want to be elected on the basis that we have rigged the elections or manipulated the elections.” (Tindakmalaysia andFMT)
Despite years of protests and appeals by Malaysians, the Election Commission (EC) has not taken any significant steps to improve the electoral system. Instead, it has got worse! There are millions of suspicious voters on the electoral rolls. Introduction of indelible ink and Advance Voting to partially replace Postal Voting appear to be insincere attempts to relieve public pressure, instead of resolving concerns over the unfair electoral process. It is clear the EC is an obstacle to Free and Fair Elections. We urge you to dismiss the present EC immediately and replace them with an Independent EC. We have proposed detailed procedures on how this can be accomplished in the MERP documents submitted to you already.
Free and Fair Elections
Having observed the EC for decades, we have realised that they will not make any proposal to change the laws to ensure free and fair elections. Time and again, they will play for time and at the last minute, plead that they are unable to perform due to lack of time or resources. Despite having a budget of RM 400 million (with another RM 300 million for security), and clear-cut recommendations from the PSC on Electoral Reform, they still have not come up with any decent documents that will improve the electoral process. .
Indelible ink
In fact, the introduction of indelible ink before issue of the ballot paper to a voter can potentially, create chaos on polling day. This is contrary to common international practice where marking of the fingers are made after voting! Furthermore, the seating of the polling agent so far away from the polling clerk will make it very difficult for them to verify the presence or absence of ink on the voter’s finger.
Advance Voting
The EC has specified that Advance Voting for the Army and the Police shall be at least 3 days before polling day. That means the indelible ink for advance voters has to last at least (3+1) ie 4 days. But it is generally recognized that indelible ink is guaranteed for 72 hours maximum. Although it may be possible for the stain on the finger nails to last longer, current procedures has no provision barring the application of nail polish on the finger nails or a clear coating on the fingers that will prevent the ink from acting on the skin. So a voter can frustrate the objective of the indelible ink by painting the fingers with nail polish or coating the fingers with clear glue. On polling day, an Advance Voter can possibly enter the polling centre without any ink stain on his finger, and assume another identity.
Posting Voting for Overseas Malaysians
This is a very clearly stated in the PSC on Electoral Reform Report. We seem to see attempts by the EC to delay the approval until there will not be enough time for overseas Malaysians to register, first as voters and then as Postal Voters. At this late stage, it is probably not possible for Overseas Malaysians to register as postal voters in time. Such irresponsible behaviour on the part of the EC is inexcusable. To alleviate the problem, the EC must conduct mass registration of overseas Malaysians online through the internet, allowing them to register directly as postal voters. This will enable the next batch of voters to be gazetted by 21st Apr 2013 and vote if Parliament is dissolved after that.
Meanwhile, in order not to jeopardize the smooth running of the elections and to maintain public confidence in the process, we request that the United Nations be invited to manage and run the coming general elections (GE 13). If a request is made now to the UN and the public is allowed to participate actively, there is enough time for elections to be run by May or Jun 2013. Therefore, we request that the Government go the full-term until 28thApr 2013.
Documentation
We know you are sincere when you declared you want free and fair elections. We also know you are burdened with a recalcitrant EC who refuses to perform according to their Constitutional mandate. The solution is to dismiss them.
Former Election Commission (EC) chief Abdul Rashid Abdul Rahman said a royal commission of inquiry (RCI) on electoral reforms was necessary as Bersih 2.0's demands and proposals by the parliamentary select committee (PSC) on electoral reforms were not holistic enough. Both Bersih 2.0 and PSC did not provide solutions for structural problems within the electoral system. “(Holistic reform) means studying all the laws, not just one or two.
We agree with him that both the PSC recommendations and the BERSIH 2.0 Demands do not go far enough but it is not necessary for an RCI as the solution has been provided in the MERP submitted to you. We have spent the past year going through the Constitution, the Election Laws and the Regulations and have produced a proposal “The Malaysia Electoral Reform Programme (MERP)”. There are 204 proposed amendments to the laws and regulations that detail exactly what needs to be done for free and fair elections. Of course, it will need the Attorney General to tidy up the language to conform to legislative standards but the bulk of the work has been done and the rest can be tidied up within 2 months. The MERP can be grouped into 5 major Target Areas. They are:
1. Institutional Reform
2. Clean Electoral Roll
3. Fair Elections Process
4. Transparent Elections
Roll-out
5. Ethics & Integrity
These targets consist of 19 Goals:
Item
|
Description
|
Group Title
|
Grouping
|
1
|
Replace current with
Independent EC
|
Institutional
Reform
|
1
*
|
2
|
Adopt UNUDHR, Minority
& Indigenous People’s Rights
|
Institutional
Reform
|
1
*
|
3
|
Ombudsman
|
Institutional
Reform
|
1
|
4
|
Government
Funding for political parties
|
Institutional
Reform
|
1
|
5
|
Public
Institutions to be strengthened
|
Institutional
Reform
|
1
|
6
|
Equal
Funding for Elected Reps
|
Institutional
Reform
|
1
|
7
|
Clean Electoral Roll
|
Clean
Electoral Roll
|
2
*
|
8
|
Campaign Period 28 days
|
Fair
Elections Process
|
3
*
|
9
|
Postal
Voting to include overseas Malaysians
|
Fair
Elections Process
|
3
|
10
|
Indelible
Ink to be applied after voting
|
Fair
Elections Process
|
3
|
11
|
Federal
Territory to be given DUN status
|
Fair
Elections Process
|
3
|
12
|
UN-Managed Elections
|
Transparent
Elections Roll-out
|
4
*
|
13
|
Free
& Fair Communications Access
|
Transparent
Elections Roll-out
|
4
|
14
|
International
Observers
|
Transparent
Elections Roll-out
|
4
|
15
|
Eliminate
Corruption
|
Ethics
& Integrity
|
5
|
16
|
Stop
Dirty Politics
|
Ethics
& Integrity
|
5
|
17
|
Candidates are bound by
Election Promises
|
Ethics
& Integrity
|
5
*
|
18
|
Code
of Conduct
|
Ethics
& Integrity
|
5
|
19
|
Increase
salaries of MPs and ADUNs
|
Ethics
& Integrity
|
5
|
Six (marked *) can be adopted and implemented immediately without need for new legislation.
Goal no:
1. Replace current EC with Independent
2. Adopt UN Universal Declaration of Human Rights, Minority & Indigenous People’s Rights, and incorporate into domestic law
7. Clean Electoral Roll
8. Campaign Period 28 days
12. UN-Managed Elections
17. Candidates are bound by Election Promises (We are currently drafting the Code of Conduct for Elections and should have it ready soon. http://bit.ly/Z9lYlq)
The above documents were submitted to your office from 20th to 23rd Dec 2012. It can also be found at our website tindakmalaysia.com – MERP. To make the necessary amendments to the Federal Constitution and to appoint a new and independent Election Commission, require the co-operation of both the Government and the Opposition. This can be done. All it needs is for both of you to say yes, to call a special Parliamentary session to pass all proposals in the MERP and for the Senate to endorse it.
We know you will face resistance from some of your MPs and Senators. To help you, we will start an online petition (YES to MERP for Free and Fair Elections!) for Malaysians to endorse the MERP so that it will give you added strength to push these reforms through. These reforms are far-ranging. It will need courage to pull it through. We believe you have it in abundance.
Time is running. We request a positive response by 8th Jan 2013. This will tell us you meant what you said on 9th Apr 2012 on ntv7.
Timeline: Can it be done in time?
This is a common concern, Dato Seri Najib. And the answer is: Yes!
Below are our suggestions:
We know the above programme is a bit tight but you can do it. At least, you can try.
On the other hand, silence on your part will also be an answer. It means that you do not support Free and Fair Elections.
Dato’ Seri Najib, you have an historic opportunity to return the power to the people and create a legacy that will launch Malaysia into the new millennium as a fully-functioning democracy?
Will you take up this challenge to transform the nation?
The decision lies with you.
Yours faithfully,
PY Wong,
Tindak Malaysia
012-2149322
pywong@tindakmalaysia.com
For and on behalf of:
1. ABU,
2. CPI - Centre for Policy Initiative
3. HINDRAF (Hindu Rights Action Force),
4. MAFREL,
5. OKU Bangkit,
6. SABM (Saya Anak Bangsa Malaysia)
7. SADIA (Sarawak Dayak Iban Association),
8. SCANE (Sarawak Conservation Alliance for Natural Environment),
9. SEW - Sibu Election Watchers
10. SMSL (Save Malaysia, Stop Lynas),
11. Tindak Malaysia.
要拍照还是不要拍?
Picture
总有一天,我们要为这些玩具“赔偿”给某些人。
事实证明,这些国会议员(我很讨厌这个名词。国会议员?他们像小丑多一点)在执行任务时在睡觉,或者是关一只眼,闭一只眼。
布城考虑停止实施充满争议性的AES。这是为了阻止双倍复制警方的罚单系统,以免为人民带来不便。
现在才来考虑?在这些概念和计划还没实施前,你们在他妈的干什么?在忙着计算你们可以捞多少油水,是不是?
YORMARDER!!!
Sunday, January 6, 2013
我们有时可以让你笑到哭
投我!我肯定会让你笑个半死!
如果国阵输掉大选的话,我们以后有什么好笑的题材呢?
等等!如果民联执政的话,谁说他们这些人里面没有谐星?肯定有!而且他们一直有排练。
马来西亚真的是好戏不断!哈哈哈哈哈哈哈。。。
YORMARDER!!!
哇哈!
老蔡,促进者。
蔡细历:政府会继续促进经济(Goverment will keep stimulating economy)
这又让我联想到老蔡和那女人在影片里种种“精彩”画面。我想让我联想到这画面的是因为这个英文字母,stimulating。(我在网上查阅这个字母。它被翻译为“妓女的欢愉呻吟”,哈哈!)
哈哈,对不起,我真的是忍不住了!
YORMARDER!!!
相信吗?这是真的。
你神经病啊?哪里有时间报导真实的新闻?
一名马来西亚律师终于披露大马报纸不一定报导真实的新闻。为什么?因为他们不够时间在卖报纸前查明事实真相。这是生意嘛,效率要快。惊奇了吧?但是这是一段安华控告马来西亚前锋报诽谤,前锋报辩护律师在法庭里的辩词,这才够令人惊奇。
“如果报纸需要经过查明每个细节真实性的过程,那么工作人员将没有时间在第二天把新闻准时见报。”
这段辩词跟那位说张明福勒死自己的律师一样经典。
我相信现在人民已经知道主流媒体里的新闻有多“真实”。
这比妓女欢乐的呻吟来得更真实。
YORMARDER!!!
513。历史还是虚构?
嘿嘿。。。我知道你干了什么好事。
“历史已经写下了这个悲剧里所发生的事;而且每个人都知道谁该为这件事负责。”
我脑海里立刻浮现了几个问题:
1)已经写下?谁写?哪一个版本才是真实的呢?
2)每个人都知道谁该负责?是吗?那是谁?
今早我在网上下载了以下的一则文稿。这个是据称已故国父,东姑在1972年,513发生后3年写下的东西。(为了要保持原汁原味,我就不要翻译这份文稿)
为什么你们这样讲我的??
为什么你们这样讲我的??
我昨晚在一个派对,话题离不了最近网上很火红的新闻,就是老马身价值得超过4百亿美金!!
哈!谁说的?
维基百科!我朋友看了维基后告诉我的。
为什么马来西亚人看了维基,或者别人告诉他们后就急着相信老马身价有4百亿美金?
维基里有一篇所有政治大哥们(以前和现在)的身价名单。但是老马的名字没在里面,除非还有另外一张我没找到的名单。
维基是一个在网上公开的网站。所有人都可以在里面写东西和留言。
是的!你可以上维基唱衰人,说他们身价过百亿,或者他们趁在外国考察团时干掉一只走水骆驼。
YORMARDER!!!
Tuesday, January 1, 2013
他妈的!!
哎呀!讲讲而已嘛!
我在2012年的圣诞节宿醉,皆因前晚的派对太放纵,酒喝太多。头稍微疼,身体不听话,什么事都不想做。虽然如此,我也觉得这种圣诞感觉很棒。之后我就上网游览大马内幕人网站,然后把新闻贴上面子书。。
“我不要当特定区域的首相。我重复了很多遍,我是全民首相” - 纳吉
我看了后差点食道逆流,把昨天的火鸡,肉派和25年威士忌给吐出来。
纳吉应该记得以前有一位首相也曾经说过类似的话,这位前首相还没届满就被送了下台。是的纳吉,你也说过这些话,而且还重复不止一次。你跟马来人说话时,你就唱马来调;你跟华人说话时,你就唱黄梅调。你也答应过印度人不少东西。所以我想跟你说,而且也是重复不停地说。。
YORMARDER!!!
公共安全
老板,别笑了老板。事情都还好吧?
昨天在开车的时候在Capital电台听到这个公共服务部发表的声明。内容说道公共安全以及人民如何远离危险。
Xandria Ooi(其中一名Capital电台的广播员)说道,
“。。。以今天所有种种局势看来,我总是觉得我活得不安全。。。”
听了之后,我感到无比心痛。你们觉得呢?
YORMARDER!!!
末日近了。。
能承受得了地震吗?
干!!真的吗??
我希望布城承受得了地震。那么布特拉世贸中心呢?但是这些地方还是有很多无辜的人。所以朋友们切记,还有几个小时就是21/12/2012,保重。
YORMARDER!!!
末日?
根据这些玛雅人说,明天21/12/2012将会是世界末日。既然他们那么会预言的话,照理上来说他们应该会生存下来,不对吗?
今天是20/12/2012。天空乌云密布,颜色灰沉沉,雨下个不停。末日真的来了吗?可能性不高。吉隆玻交通阻塞?那肯定。如果到现在你还没带你老婆孩子去圣诞购物的话,那你的末日就真的来临了。朋友们,祝你们愉快。
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