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| Posted: 27 Apr 2012 09:31 PM PDT  Jelajah Janji Ditepati. While the Opposition rides on Bersih 3 to bring down Najib, the PM goes down to the people in Sarawak to rub shoulders and be reckoned with. It's the second Jelajah - the first in Batu Pahat, Johor - a roadshow for the PM to directly inform the people of what the Government has done for them so far as well as to get feedback on what else needs to be done. Najib has taken the opportunity to bear some good news to the people of Sarawak, including those who did not vote for his government. In Sibu, where the BN lost to Pakatan in a recent by-election, the PM announced the setting up for a university. Great gesture. Our politics should not come in the way of our children's well-being. Follow Apanama and Big Dog for live coverage.  | ||
| Bersih and the law: Tunku Aziz was right Posted: 27 Apr 2012 08:19 PM PDT  Bersih 3.0 Thugs. Watch the latest videos sent out by the Police at StopTheLies. Ambiga guarantees it would be a peaceful assembly. Normal, peaceful people don't mock the cops and kick a police car. Good thing the cop(s) in the car did not stop to say hello.  | ||
| Posted: 27 Apr 2012 07:35 PM PDT
MERAP's Ong Kian Ming, who came up with the fantastic 3.1 million-voter claim against the Election Commission earlier this week, sees himself as, er, quite valuable, actually. In one interview, he brags: I believe I can have access to any politicians whom I want to meet within a certain period of time, including meeting the Prime Minister because I can offer a value to them. He was certainly able to convince the people at MCA and Gerakan of his value as he worked for both Insap and Sedar, the BN component parties' think tanks after returning to this country. Now, though, Kian Ming is with PKR or/and the Selangor government, meh. He's helping MB Khalid Ibrahim come up with the state's much-awaited (or long overdue) economic blueprint while be builds his own portfolio as an academic and his own political consulting firm, OKM Consulting. But value is subjective, and after you've read SatD's Internal Migration and Electoral Roll Accuracy Rate: A Quick Look on Merap's 3.1 million "Preliminary Analysis", which totally ridicules and destroys Ong Kian Ming's claims and theories that Malaysia's electoral roll was rife with errors (millions of them!), you'd be left wondering what exactly is the value this Singapore Raffles'-educated chap was supposed to bring to the Malaysian table. Firstly, SatD points out that Kian Ming was relying on 10-year old data. Too old, the anonymous blogger writes:
In an interview, Ong Kian Ming said, he is in a unique position to offer a value that most people in Malaysia can't, through his own political consulting company, OKM Consulting. "For example, I've access to election polling data that I've gathered and collated as part of my PhD research over the years that enables me to make detailed analysis analyses and predictions, which I doubt most people can." Well, Ong Kian Ming, maybe most people are not half as clever as you are but when you take them for fools, you'd find that they can teach you a thing or two, as well. Read SatD's posting at the risk of finding you might need to go back to school, mate. For the rest of you, go here to leave comments.  |
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