Fw: Fwd: I shed my tears too

[Chang Mei Bin]

 

PLEASE CIRCULATE/FORWARD/ RAISE AWARENESS BN CHEATED

 

 

Was there cheating going on in the count? How could ballot boxes be introduced into the final count when one candidate is trailing behind his opponent? Should all ballot boxes be accounted for before counting started to avoid last minute delivery of "phantom" boxes? Alternatively, last minute boxes should not be allowed to come into final counting.

 

These are some simple basic issues the EC must address It must be one of the SOPs for the electoral process and why it is not practised?

That is why it gives room for cheating and manipulation in the counting process. Or was it meant to be like that??? You be the judge.

EC IS PART OF CHEATING GAME AND NO SOPs. EC IS JUST ANOTHER CHEATING PARTNER WITH BN. 

 

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Sent: Wednesday, 8 May 2013, 9:04
Subject: FW: I shed my tears too

 

TAPAH

Dear all,
True story from my close friend Subra.

Subra , Dato Saravanan ( current Deputy Minister for FT) and myself
are close friends those days. Since Saravanan join MIC  politics Subra
and myself keep a distance from him.

Subra volunteer himself to support Vasantha Kumar (PKR) in this GE13.

I was at Tapah helping out PKR for the candidate Vasanta Kumar
(detained 18 months under ISA in Nov 2007 for being part of Hindraf)
throughout the day on 5th May.  After 5pm once the gate was closed we
pack up and went for a meal then to the Merdeka hall where the final
countdown was.

Around 830pm, Vasanta Kumar came out to the crowd and told that
officially PKR won (based on form 14) but SPR don't want to release
the news.  Suddenly SPR said that few more boxes has not reached at
10pm.... 10pm...

Big tussle happened in the Merdeka Hall and Vasanta Kumar was thrown
out of the hall by police and FRU.  All the "paca" was also pushed out
and beaten (including women) and together with Vasanta were also
thrown out.

This reminds me of how the Perak speaker was thrown out during the
Perak State robbery.

Finally we waited and waited...... and as we expected.... BN was
declared as winner.... at 01:30am..

This is the country who claims practices democracy and clean & fair
election.... where it should be termed as DEMO-CRAZY...

I assume this is how BN won most of the seats in parliament.... with
bunch of gangsters, bullies, monkeys... sitting in the noble seats of
the DEWAN.....

In fact.. I am not sure of what to do now.... tears after tears for my
beloved country as this country is being raped ever after since
Mahathir took over in 80s and they never stop till today.


I am torn apart.... wonder how LKS, LGE, KS, DSAI and all the fighters
of the country lived till today.  They had been harassed and ripped
off their rights including ours.... My hats off for these guys who
sacrificed their lot for our beloved Malaysia which is US....

May god bless all these people who fought for us and still fighting
till their last blood...

May god bless Malaysia

Best regs

RESULTS BY POPULAR VOTES
Pakatan 5557993 total votes (50.39%)
Barisan 5137133 total votes (46.57%)
Others 167128 (1.52%)
Spoilt 168103 (1.52%)
TOTAL VOTERS in PRU13: 11030357 (100%)
Pakatan obtained 420,860 more votes than Barisan, a margin of 3.82%
over Barisan.
RESULTS BY PARLIAMENTARY SEATS
Pakatan 89 (40.09%)
Barisan 133 (59.91%)
TOTAL 222 (100%)
Pakatan obtained 50.39 per cent of the popular vote (a simple
majority) but won only about 40 per cent of the parliamentary seats.
Barisan obtained 46.57 per cent of the popular vote (substantially
less than a simple majority) but wound up with close to 60 per cent of
the parliamentary seats!
Pakatan won the popular vote easily by 420,860 votes, a margin of 3.82
per cent over Barisan.
By comparison, even in one of the most controversial elections in
recent memory – when George Bush Jr won (some would say stole) the US
Presidential elections in 2000 despite losing the popular vote, the
difference in the popular vote count between him and Al Gore was only
0.5 per cent in favour of Gore. Bush ended up winning 50.5 per cent of
the electoral votes vs 49.5 per cent for Gore (electoral votes are
akin to parliament seats in the US). So to put things in parallel:
Bush lost the popular vote by 0.5 per cent and scraped through the
electoral college count by 1 per cent.
Barisan lost the popular vote by 3.8 per cent (almost 8 times worse
than Bush) but won Parliament by a whopping 20 per cent!
The popular vote is the purest form of democracy and follows the
simplest formula: one man/woman equals one vote. Majority wins.
While electoral districts are often apportioned with the objective of
lessening the influence of heavily populated areas, these are normally
done within constitutional limits which have been established to avoid
gerrymandering by the ruling powers.
Malaysia’s current apportionment of electoral districts makes a
mockery of democracy.