PEOPLE'S POWER

Sunday, July 24, 2011

Ah Long illness in our society-Below is my letter to the Star paper editor

I read "Why are Ah Longs so untouchable?" in The Star, today, Saturday July 23 2011.

I am sure it is the public knowledge where Ah Longs are putting up all sort of posters blatantly everywhere. Now that I read what Mr Paul Singh, Kuala Lumpur have highlighted in your paper, I began to realize that it is not only occurring in Melaka where I am residing.

Now the question Mr Paul asked, why the police are not apprehending the Ah Longs is the" very question we have been asking in our mind for a long time.

The only reason I can think of for the police is that Ah Long is not their priority. They have so many other cases to be busy with.

I do pity our police who are already have their hands full especially just after the Bersih 2.0 Rally where they were kept busy. I observed that they have been very efficient putting road blocks as early as July 1st. even though Bersih was on July 9th. They locked down the whole of Kuala Lumpur especially the areas near the Merdeka Stadium. I know this so well because I was there in the Bersih Rally.

It is very easy to notice where the police are kept busy, just take a look in your paper today, page NATION 27, "Shooter can't be determined". The individual who caused the death of 15-year-old Aminulrasyid Amzah could not be determined because there were two policemen who fired the shots. Mine you, the above case happened more than a year ago in last April. I really pity the police who had been kept so busy for more than a year now, trying to police their own colleagues.

Just one more example where our police are kept busy. Your paper again, today, July 23 2011,page 34 Other News & Views, "Cops produce proof to refute Mat Sabu's claim" the cops have to come up with CCTV footage that shows the motorcycle ferrying Mat Sabu avoiding the police car before hitting a road divider. Here, the police is involve in politic trying to defense the political masters. No wonder, the Rakyat concerns are not in their priority list.

Let me share with your readers my personal encounters in making reports to the police. They actually are doing the job of a clerk filing up my reports, that is all. How do I know it? Just ask the police, they will tell you what they are busy with. My reports are not their priority.

I have came across other people who just simply not making reports to the police any more. So sad.

They will tell you the police, instead of investigating the case, they who make the report are kept busy being interviewed. The reports just end up in the files.

So much so now, we just better save our time in reporting because it is going to be a futile exercise. I am sure this is a common knowledge.

Now, let me come back the the illness of Ah Long in our society. I think it is just the symptom and sign of many of our fellow Malaysians finding difficulty in getting proper loan from the bank. If not, why borrow from Ah Longs who charge such an exorbitant interest? People who go to Ah Longs are at the dead end financially.

I propose many of us can come up with micro-financing to help giving out soft loans to those who are worthy of help. What prevents us from doing it is that we neither have the expertise nor the man power to hand out the loan securely. Money, in my view is the least problem. Many will donate to help those who are genuinely in need of help. The other thing that prevents us from helping is that Malaysia is full of up to date regulations and licenses that restricting us instead of helping us to help others.

May be, the police can be forth coming to let us know how they have been coping especially with the slogan, "People first, performance now".

Wong Fort Pin, DM, DRM.
Klinik Wong,
B-007 PANGSAPURI SRI SIANTAN BUKIT BARU MELAKA 75150
tel: 06 2834530 or 012 2691176
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Saturday, July 23, 2011

Bad news for Najib: French police have found "crucial" Scorpene documents

Bad news for Najib: French police have found "crucial" Scorpene documents
PM Najib Razak was reported in today The Star paper that "I told my family that I should return to Malaysia and I was prepared to forgo the holiday for the sake of Malaysians back home."
He was reported to concentrate on his meet-the-people sessions with Malaysians.
Can you believe that? I was astounded that he is such a lovimg PM which I perceived otherwise in Bersih 2.0 Rally. If he is so loving, he should have come to Bersih and experience first- hand the Bersih spirit of truly 1 Malaysia.

Now after reading the alternative online report that I realised he came back to crisis management.

You see the Frenchman Lawyer William Bourdon was in Malaysia, was about to drop the bombshell of the Ghost/spirit of Altantuya Sharaabuui murder and the kickback corruption concerning the Scorpene Submarine, Bourdon was arrested in the airplane before even he could disembarked the plane in KLIA.
Now, Bourdon and wife have been deported back to France, we will wait for further explosive discloser of what happened.

What the Malaysian police has done to Mr William Bourdon will just the opposite effect of spreading the news far and wide with the people focus on the scandal instead of being cover-up.(Streisand effect).

Scorpenes-Altantuya: Guilty as charged! Calls grow for Najib to quit

Scorpenes-Altantuya: Guilty as charged! Calls grow for Najib to quit
Altantuya Shaariibuu

William Bourdon, French Lawyer.

Scorpene Submarine

How many Malaysians will call upon Najib to step down?

Friday, July 22, 2011

Press bosses to silently protest against Putrajaya’s media council plan

Press bosses to silently protest against Putrajaya’s media council plan orang asli protest in putrajaya 170310

The Information, Communication and Culture Ministry has sent letters inviting most media organizations to attend the inaugural meeting to form MCC (Media Consultative Council) next week.
The objectives are to be responsible in their duties to serve the country and people.
We will wait and see, what will come out of it.
Look like BN Government wants to do something better for a better Malaysia?
Dr Wong Fort Pin.

Did Pak Lah try to nail Najib for murder? | Free Malaysia Today

Did Pak Lah try to nail Najib for murder? | Free Malaysia Today

TBH death could not have been suicide. Mostly depressed people, yes.There was no reason for TBH to be depressed. You can't be suicidal in a day. His case under investigation was only concerning misappropriation of RM2k. Of his boss, YB Au Yang, not TBH himself. Moreover, he was going to get married in a day or two. For him as a political secretary, he could not be easily cowed.
Anything else, but no, no, no, NOT suicide!

TBH found dead.
Therefore, the spirit of TBH will be around circling in Malaysian political air space for a long, long time, refusing to rest. Similar to the spirit of the Mongolian lady, Altantuya.
Lest TBH die in vain....

Altantuya Shaariibuu

PASPB: Ibu Teoh tidak dapat terima keputusan Suruhanjaya ...

PASPB: Ibu Teoh tidak dapat terima keputusan Suruhanjaya ...: "ALOR GAJAH 21 JULAI : Pengumuman Menteri di Jabatan Perdana Menteri, Datuk Seri Mohd Nazri Aziz bahawa Suruhanjaya Diraja menyiasat ke..."

The good doctor’s wife – all fire and ice | Free Malaysia Today

Thursday, July 21, 2011

Use indelible ink for GE, not on the Economist

Bersih 2.0 rally – a basketful of faux pas by BN Government, before during after and still ongoing!

Loving and enjoying the Orang Putih boy

A lovely boy, enjoying the moment after a heavy session in SOL (Station of Life) in Lahad Datu, Sabah July 2 to 7 2011. Must go again to SOL with Felicia and the rest of the family. Anyone interested to go but have financial constraint, please let me know, someone would like to sponser your trip there. contact numbers 06 2834530 0r 012 2691176 Dr Wong.

Talk by Richard Rajoo the night before Bersih 2.0 Rally, July 8 2011

Our comrades, including my dear Leon and Michelle representing Melaka for a better Malaysia in Bersih 2.0 Rally. That night after the briefing by Jasmine Ng concerning tear gas and water cannon, the hearts of many must me a little fearful. Richard Rajoo came to bolden our hearts and minds.

Multitude in Bersih 2.0 Rally

What a day! Leon and I, father and son enjoyed the outing. We will never forget the moment. Many years from July 9 2011, we will surely reminiscence our Bersih day. Leon added lots more fun to it, imagine if you go movie alone. I have never gone alone.
Leon and Michelle came with me. If ever Bersih 3.0 come along, I hope to bring Felicia (will have retired by then, will be free to come), Melody (will have graduated from Assunta), David and Peterson will be big enough to come!

Bersih 2.0 Rally comrades

We met for a short moment as we rested at a shop corridor on Jalan Sultan. We became instant comrades for a better Malaysia. Cheers!
Truly 1 Malaysia spirit we felt.

Met Pak Ji in Bersih 2.0 Rally

We became instant friend, he offered me his bread and water. Even though I was not hungry, I took a piece of the Gardineer fruit bread. I must thank him for the kindness he shown me. We were busy running that day, did not take his contact. Hope to find him one day and say "Salam, Pak Ji !". This moment was forever linger in my memory, thanks to the platform of Bersih Rally. This friendship is not an isolated case. Many have similar encounters. God bless us, I see July 9 2011 as the beginning of a new Dawn of a better Malaysia. Cheers!

9 specialist dsoctors of Tung Shin Hospital confirmed the truth.

The police head of the state and then the Minister of Health denied the violation of the hospital compound on Bersih day. Many of us do not need the doctors to write to know what took place on July 9 for we could see the many videos in the internet. It still amazes me why the authority were not able to keep up to the social media broadcasting. The last I hear was, Liow was calling for an investigation. The present Government seems to be good at lots of this and what not inquiry even up to the royal one...to us it all mean "delay tactic". The outcome? Nothing! You still remember the Royal inquiry of Lingam, look like me, sound like me, but not me...Up to this very day, he and his gang are FREE of any wrong. Justice delayed is justice denied.
Please read the following to know the truth.
Dr Wong Fort Pin.

Hi,
A letter from the doctors of Tung Shin Hospital.

AN INCONVENIENT TRUTH
We, the undersigned doctors, wish not to enter into the polemicsof the Bersih 2.0 march on 9th July 2011 but would like to clarify theinconvenient truth.
We are outraged at the incidents, and the subsequent responses fromthe authorities, to the events where tear gas and chemical laced waterwere shot into the compounds of Tung Shin and Chinese Maternity Hospitals,two adjacent buildings along Jalan Pudu, Kuala Lumpur, with scant regard for the safety of patients, staff and the general public who wereat the buildings that afternoon.

Hospitals are considered assafe sanctuaries for all, even during war times, but these consecratedplaces of refuge and protection were violated by the defence forcesthat afternoon. Police evenentered the buildingsin search of some of these peaceful marchers. What was most frighteningand witnessed by many was the unprovoked violent assault within thehospital compounds and apprehension of several protesters who had merelyrun into the hospitals to seek shelter from the tear gas and the watercannons!

It is repulsive that theauthorities entrusted with policing the nation and protecting the weakand needy, have shamelessly denied publicly, the occurrence of theseincidents IN SPITE of countless photo/video and eye witness accountsof what was evident to all independent observers.
A few of the undersigned were actually visiting or working in the hospitalsconcerned at the time of the events and will gladly provide sworn affidavits,if required, as to veracity of the incidents
The Malaysian public expect holders of high public office to honour theirpositions accorded by the citizens, by discharging their duties with moralintegrity, dignity and transparency.
Their failure to do so raises the public's doubts in their competenceand credibilty as much as it demeans those high offices.

Dr Ng Kwee Boon - ConsultantObstetrician & Gynaecologist
Datin Dr Low Paik See - Consultant Paediatrician
Dato’ Dr Musa Mohd Nordin - Consultant Paediatrician & Neonatologist
Dr Mazeni Alwi - Consultant Paediatric Cardiologist
Dr David Quek - Consultant Cardiologist
Dr Sheikh Johari Bux - Consultant Obstetrician & Gynaecologist
Dr Steve Wong - Consultant Plastic Surgeon
Dr Ahmad Farouk Musa - Consultant Cardiothoracic Surgeon
Dr Ng Swee Choon - Consultant Cardiologist

Pak Samad: Umno playing race card on Bersih 2.0

Khalid, the videos are all in YouTube

‘Economist’ report on Bersih rally ‘censored’

Kit Siang to Hisham: How about NST, Berita Harian?

Najib/Hisham – have you lost all power over Utusan spin-doctors?

Bersih rally sounds death knell of tyranny

Kit Siang labels Najib, Hisham ‘instant jokes’ over Economist black-out

Auntie Bersih: The arts my political awakening

Use indelible ink for GE, not on the Economist

Scorpene subs: The French edge closer to Najib

The political impact of Bersih 2.0

Bersih rally was 1Malaysia in action

Wednesday, July 20, 2011

Bersih Rally story by another medical doctor

Bersih Rally experience by Dr Tneoh. I read with keenest and kindred ship spirit because Sunny is a fellow doctor and a comrade in Bersih. Find out the internal ordeal he went through and the courage he took to brave all danger. This is one of the ten of thousands, thousands upon thousands of individual story. Please do not hear from the politicians who are expert in spinning and often tell cock and bull story which no one can believe. Either these politicians are moron or they think we are.
The propaganda told that Bersih Rally will be May 13 and it turn out to be almost heaven if not for the brutality orchestrated by a disconnected, out of touch, dying regime of 54 years. ( May 13: riot, loss of lives, chaos, racial disharmony, Ibrahim Ali, Perkasa chief had called himself, the general, declaring war, told the Chinese to store up food for July 9 and keep away from the rally. Khairy, Umno Youth chief, called himself patriot and his few men in red also marched to show their true color).
(Heaven almost: instead it turn out to be a wonderful extra ordinary experience where we found instant Malay fellow comrades who were so kind to come to our rescue in offering bread, water and sweet in my case. What a love in demonstration.)
While I write this, I can only be grateful for them. Not able to write and thank them personally one by one because I don't even know them. This is a kindred spirit I felt that forever change my perception of my fellow Malay brothers an sisters. I think this is not an isolated experience of mine. Many of us felt it.
Perhaps, this is the beginning of a new Dawn of a better Malaysia. Please enjoy your reading below written by Sunny.

Dr Wong

Sunny Tneoh
Date: Mon, Jul 18, 2011 at 3:16 PM
Subject: Cleansing:Walking for a new Malaysia

   There are three possible outcomes to my participation in
Bersih 2.0. A)Nothing serious happens perhaps with some exposure to
tear gas and chemical spray. B) Get arrested with 1-2 days police
custody and possibe beatings, C) something very unfortunate happens
and my wife and children claim my life insurance.

   I m a 52 y.o GP from the north.Option B) I have had
several operations in the past and experience some degree of pain so I
figured I could survive a police beatng. As for option C) I was
confident my capable wife could take care of my children with our
savings and insurance taking care of their college education. I feel
as Malaysian Chinese we are used to sacrificing for our future
generations. Many of us save and use up all our saving to give the
best education for our children. Often neglecting our retirement funds
and old age needs. As a doctor I have often seen patient forgo
chemotherapy to prolong lives just so that their children are not
saddled with large debts after their demise. Sacrifice is
notunfamiliar to us, so marching in Bersih 2.0 is a similar situation.
I don’t mind to sacrifice if it would bring a better future for my
wife and kids.

   The events leading to Bersih 2.0 had caused me extreme
anguish to say the least.The arrest of people for nothing other than
wearing yellow Bersih T shirts. Detaining the very selfless and
revered Dr Jeyakumar under emergency ordinance on dubious charges. As
a Christian I was also very disturbed by concocted charges by PERKASA
and Utusan that Christians were trying to overthrow the government,
not to mention the firebombing and burning of churches in the last
year or so. What is the logical sequelae to this kind of hate
mongering? The Nazis stared with hatemongering and progressed to
genocide.Who is to know where we are heading?

   Several days before the event I had come to KL for a
business conference. At the conference I was quite discouraged that
among the attendees nobody mentioned about Bersih, until one CEO asked
the minister during a forum a question which could potentially have
got him fired from the GLC where he was employed.When I talked to him
he was also supportive of Bersih. I was much encouraged that perhaps
among the hundreds there were likeminded people. A presenter had all
his powerpoint slides coloured yellow. When I shared my intention to
walk with a supplier L, at the conference , he tried but failing to
persuade me to not walk he insisted I call him should I need to be
bailed out.

   On 8th July Friday night, my family and I went to buy
salt and a towel. After that we had dinner. I told them that if I was
arrested they should go back to my hometown and wait for me. I told
them one of my suppliers had promised to bail me out should I be
arrested.I could not bring myself to discuss option (C) should
something unfortunate happen to me, with my family because I did not
know how to say it. Walking back to the hotel I held my wife’s hand
very tightly.

   I worried as I waited for my friend a publishing Manager P.
and his wife to check in to my hotel. We planned to walk together. He
nearly couldn’t make it because of the police roadblocks he took 4
hours to get home from work. He finally did arrive by LRT after 11pm.

   After breakfast at the hotel I got my family together
and we held hands and prayed for safety. 3 of us walked to The
Pavilion and from the through Jalan Bukit Bintang to Jalan Pudu. We
saw people in small groups, media people with their camera and name
tags, lawyers dressed in black suits. They all came from places like
Penang, Kedah and Johore.I was very touched by a group of maciks in
their tudung 5 or 6 of them in their 50s and 60s wondering how they
will hold up under tear gas and chemical spray. There was already a
police presence along the road so we avoided the police and zigzagged
our way to Jalan Tun Perak.

   Suddenlly I saw them! the huge crowd stretching all the
way as far as my eye can see along Jalan Tun Perak. Despite all the
intimidation all these Malaysians Malays, Chinese and Indians have
come and in such numbers. I took a photo of this large crowd and
shared on my facebook “Today I am so proud to be Malaysian.” I shook
hands with a Petronas executive from Bintulu with his wife and 2
teenage sons all dressed to march. We joined the throng and shout
Bersih! Bersih! There was a carnival atmosphere. We took picture with
Baru Bian and his native friends with a Sarawak flag. I was so pleased
among the thousands I was able to bump into and take a photo with Dr
K, a good friend, from my hometown. Later in the day we are going
share salt after being teargassed.

   We followed the crowd and ended in front of Menara
Maybank by this time about 1pm there was already 20-30000 people. I
was on the road divider underneath the LRT overhead rails. One of the
participants old me that this time there was much more Chinese
participation compared to Bersih1. There was a continous chatter of
Catonese admidst the shouts of HIdup Rakyat and Hidup Bersih. There
was some commotion when a crowd was advancing down in formation from
Jalan Pudu. We were worried that it was UMNO youth and an inevitable
confrontation. As the advancing crowd got nearer we saw their yellow
shirts, people started shouting “Ji Kei Yau,ji kei yau” our own people
in Cantonese. My friends wife wisely suggested we move up the grass
slope of Menara Maybank to have a better look.

   Then it struck ,when we halfway up the stairs, the
water cannon hit the crowd on the road followed by tear gas. All
around me peple started choking and coughing, when I felt chilli had
hit my eyes and going into my chest. I felt giddy and couldn’t breath
for a spell. Then people were rushing to the decorative fountain to
wash and there people were sharing salt with one another including my
friend Dr K. Even in the rush everybody was helping one another. The
young men from PAS were exemplary. I thought to myself this is really
1Malaysia. We saw police coming so we ran up to the canteen of Menara
Maybank. My friend P, told us to sit down. This was fortunate as the
police was just randomly making some arrests especially those who ran.
Perhaps the police also felt confused wondering who to arrest.

   Then I it started to rain heavily, praise God it washed
away the pungent smell of the tear gas We stayed in the canteen for
lunch with many others sheltering from the rain.There were several
young Chinese girls and an older Chinese lawyer who walked with a
limp. After recovering from the teargas we decided to leave the
compound of Menara Maybank. Going down the stairs we encountered
several police who made no effort to arrest us. Perhaps they have
fulfilled their their quota of arrests for the day. Haha.

   On the way we saw a man collapsed on the road side and
there were many helpers around w aiting for ambulance. Our mutual
friend Low rang to see if we are alright. He said he had reserved
RM2000 to post bail if required. We walked around and joined a large
crowd heading towards the stadium on Petaling Street. The crowd
stopped right in from of Chinese Town Hall by trucks and few scores
of police blocking to the road to the stadium. We shouted and sang
Negara Ku. At about 400pm the leaders said according to Bersih’s
understanding with the Agung we will disperse.

   It was a long walk back to KLCC along Jalan Maharaja
lela as most taxis were not running and the monorail stations were
closed though the coaches were running. Halfway we stopped for drinks.
We saw more people coming back from the march. One youngish man pushed
a pram. Both he and the baby wore yellow. We sat in the coffee shop
and became instant friends with several malay men. All of them looked
like police but their tear gassed eyes help to distinguish them. We
finally hailed a cab in front of Melia Hotel after perhaps walking for
15kms that day.

   I am thankful none of the scary things I thought happened
except for the tear gas. I read a pro Government official write
yesterday asking what did we get from Bersih 2.0. He asked the wrong
question ,It is not about getting. It is about GIVING. Malaysia called
we answered, we gave our time, our money , our prayers, our comfort
and possibly our lives as Baharudin Ahmad found out. We ae giving of
ourselves for a better Malaysia. On the streets of KL on 709, people
were sharing , helping one another and partaking in the fellowship of
suffering for a better Malaysia. I saw it and was part of it and will
not rade anything for this.

   Malaysians stood up that day against the bullying and
threats in great numbers to say "Imtimidaton doesn’t work." I am so
proud of Malaysians. The Arab Spring should have given notice to our
government that intimidation doesn’t work especially with the social
media today but I wonder how these multimillion dollar consultants are
advising our leaders. One week after the event our government hasn’t
really figured out how to deal with the fallout of videos of police
brutality and tear gas being fired into a hospital. It is going to get
harder to deal with this kind of situations by command and control of
the media. I feel this is only the beginning of a better Malaysia.

--
It s alway sunny in my heart, God loves me
Sunny Tneoh

Frequent questions asked by voters

选民登记常见问题：

1. 在哪里可以登记成为选民？

- 全国每一间邮政局，进去排队，轮到你时，就说nak daftar pengundi，然后拿出身份证，她填好之后会给你签名，过程非常快。

各个政党服务中心和夜市选民登记柜台，年轻人通常都是去民联的柜台登记，嘿嘿。过程也是一样，只是邮政局会比较快，因为他们直接输入系统，政党的还要收集表格后才一次过呈交。

2. 我的IC地址在太平，可是现在已经搬来KL住了，那地址填哪里？

你必须根据你IC的地址填写，如果你要更换投票的地址，就要先更换IC的地址，千万不要IC在太平，登记选民时填KL，这会无效的。

3. 我今天登记，几时可以投票？

由于我们选委会“超有效率”，你今天登记的话，需要至少三个月时间生效，如果大选在9月，不能投票，所以大家行动要快，因为很多人猜测大选可能在11月，这是关系着我们未来的世纪之战！多一张票，就是多一个希望！

4. 哪里可以检查的选民资格是否生效了？

- 到http://daftarj.spr.gov.my/NEWDAFTARJ/ ，打下自己的IC号码就可以了。

5. 为什么去年我登记了，还是没有名字的？？

很多时候选委会以各种技术理由，比如说地址的Jalan写成Jln来否决你登记的资格，所以这个时候赶快去登记多一次，这就是为什么检查选民资格非常重要。

6. 我一个人登记，最多不是多一张票，不能改变什么的。

每个人这样想，那民主進程就受阻了，现在全国有370万青年还没有登记啊，如果有50%登记了，這個國家的命運可能就有變.

如你已是合格选民，請你花一分鐘去 http://daftarj.spr.gov.my/NEWDAFTARJ/ 查看你的資料是否正確，記得打印備份哦！

Training of Polling agent/inspector

Date: July 23 2011, this Saturday
Venue: City Community Church (beside Meridian Hotel, behind Post Office, Bukit Baru)
Time: 9.30AM-1PM , 2.30PM -5PM ( subject to change by trainer)
Trainer: Mr PY Wong from MY4C challenging people to arise to take charge of their future in this beloved land of Malaysia. Mr Wong is from "Tindak Malaysia".

I can be reached
06 2834530 or
012 269 1176
fortpin@gmail.com

Tuesday, July 19, 2011

Phone- hacking scandal

THIS JUST IN July 19, 2011
Murdochs, Brooks, police testify in phone-hacking scandal
Mallory Simon, CNN News blog editor
Edi tor’s Note: Don’t miss live cov er age of tes ti mo ny by police, Rupert Mur doch, James Mur doch and Rebekah Brooks before the British Par lia ment in the phone-hacking scan dal. It begins at 7:00 a.m. ET Tues day on CNN.com/Live, the CNN apps for iPhone, iPad, Android and select ed Nokia hand sets inter na tion al ly. Rupert and James Mur doch and Rebekah Brooks’ ques tion ing will begin at 9:30 a.m. ET. The two hear ings may overlap.

[Updat ed at 1:52 p.m. GMT, 9:52 a.m. ET] New York Times media reporter Brian Stel ter tweets a com ment about Rupert Mur doch’s answer about his com pa ny — one many expect ed Mur doch would say dur ing this hear ing.

@brianstelter: “Is Rupert Mur doch using the we’re-a-really-big-company defense?”

[Updat ed at 1:52 p.m. GMT, 9:52 a.m. ET] Rupert Mur doch asks to say some thing. Thump ing the table repeat ed ly, he says News of the World is only 1% of his com pa ny; he employs 53,000 peo ple around the world and he has to rely on their integri ty.

[Updat ed at 1:50 p.m. GMT, 9:50 a.m. ET] The direct hear ing on the phone hacking, which saw senior police fig ures tes ti fy ing, has ended.

[Updat ed at 1:49 p.m. GMT, 9:49 a.m. ET] Aside from Rupert Mur doch’s remarkable inter rup tion, James seems to be doing most of the talk ing so far. It’s also worth men tion ing that Rupert’s wife Wendi Deng is sit ting vis i bly front-and-center on the bench es behind James and his father.

[Updat ed at 1:48 p.m. GMT, 9:48 a.m. ET] Asked why News Inter na tion al exec utives said at pre vi ous appear ances before select com mit tees that there was no evi dence of ille gal i ty, James Mur doch says the com pa ny relied on a police inves ti ga tion in 2007 and sub se quent inquiries. He says he can’t say exact ly what they knew, but key facts only emerged from civil tri als at end of 2010.

Asked who else was involved with phone hack ing at News of the World, James says a num ber of inves ti ga tions are going on, and he can’t com ment fur ther. He says News Inter na tion al has estab lished a group with in com pa ny that is coop er at ing with the police.

[Updat ed at 1:38 p.m. GMT, 9:38 a.m. ET] Rupert Mur doch inter rupts his son who is apol o giz ing for the ille gal phone-hacking, to say: “This is the most hum ble day of my life.”

[Updat ed at 1:36 p.m. GMT, 9:36 a.m. ET] Now to the main event. James Mur doch sit ting along side his father Rupert asks to read out a state ment, but chair man John Whit ting dale refus es.

[Updat ed at 1:28 p.m. GMT, 9:28 a.m. ET] Dan Rivers has man aged to get into the com mit tee room where the Mur dochs will be grilled. No more tweets allowed,” he writes.

[Updat ed at 1:27 p.m. GMT, 9:27 a.m. ET] It appears we may have a bit of over lapping between the two hear ings, but we’ll be watch ing both. We’ll bring you con tin ued cov er age of com ments from out go ing Met ro pol i tan Police Assis tant Com mis sion er John Yates as well as the begin ning of cov er age of tes ti mo ny in the sec ond hear ing. That hearing, before the Com mons Cul ture, Media and Sport com mit tee, will focus on tes ti mo ny from Rupert Mur doch, James Mur doch and Rebekah Brooks.

[Updat ed at 1:26 p.m. GMT, 9:26 a.m. ET] Yates has been defend ing his 2009 review of the phone hack ing inves ti ga tion which rec om mend ed that no fur ther action was need ed. Asked whether his eight-hour perusal of 11,000 doc u ments was suf fi cient, he said it was.

“You can crit i cize me with hindsight,” he said. “It was a rea son ably sophis ti cat ed process.”

[Updat ed at 1:21 p.m. GMT, 9:21 a.m. ET] As antic i pa tion builds for the day’s main attrac tion – the ques tion ing of Rupert Mur doch — Dan Rivers (@danieljerivers) tweets that some mem bers of the pub lic have been lin ing up since 5:30 a.m. this morn ing to get a seat at in the gallery.

[Updat ed at 1:19 p.m. GMT, 9:19 a.m. ET] As with Stephen son before him, Yates’ answers have brought up the police force’s rela tion ship with Down ing Street – which is a key ele ment when con sid er ing the scan dal’s poten tial to taint the cur rent gov ern ment.

Yates said he had offered to brief the prime min is ter’s chief of staff over the “nuances” of the phone-hacking affair in Sep tem ber 2010. He said the offer was reject ed.

Ear li er Stephen son spoke about being warned by a Down ing Street offi cial that direct ly brief ing Prime Min is ter David Cameron about Neil Wal lis could com pro mise the Conser v a tive leader’s integri ty. He was later unable to put a name to this offi cial.

[Updat ed at 1:10 p.m. GMT, 9:10 a.m. ET] The ques tion ing has turned once again to the sub ject of for mer News of the World exec u tive Neil Wal lis. Yates said he asked Neil Wal lis if there was any thing that could embar rass the Met before he was hired.

Asked about what role he played in the Met’s hir ing of Wal lis’s daugh ter, he said: “The met employs peo ple all the time. I had absolute ly noth ing to do with her employ ment…” He added that he was mere ly “a post box” for her resume.

Yates says he met Wal lis two or three times a year since they first met in 2000 — most ly they had “sport-related” meet ings.

“Don’t get the impres sion we’re bosom bud dies, for ev er round each other’s houses,” he said.

[Updat ed at 1:02 p.m. GMT, 9:02 a.m. ET] Out go ing Met ro pol i tan Police Assis tant Com mis sion er John Yates is fac ing the panel now. Explain ing why he resigned yes ter day over the scan dal he said he want ed to “stand up and be counted.”

He added: “I’ve done noth ing wrong, my integri ty is intact and my con science is clear.”

[Updat ed at 1:01 p.m. GMT, 9:01 a.m. ET] Keith Vaz thanks Fedor cio for com ing in, but adds “I’m not sure we’re any clear er now than we were at the beginning.”

[Updat ed at 12:56 p.m. GMT, 8:56 a.m. ET] Fedor cio faces detailed ques tion ing on why he asked Yates to per form a “due dili gence” check on for mer News of the World exec u tive Wal lis.

He says he asked him to carry out the checks because he knew he had inves ti gat ing phone hack ing; asked by the panel if he knew Wal lis and Yates had been close friends since 1998, he says did not.

Repeat ed ly Fedor cio says: “I had no rea son to doubt Mr. Yates’s integrity.”

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[Updat ed at 12:53 p.m. GMT, 8:53 a.m. ET] More from CNN’s Dan Rivers (@danieljerivers) out side the inquiry. He writes: “Just seen Rebekah Brooks in Portcullis House smil ing and look ing confident.”

[Updat ed at 12:43 p.m. GMT, 8:43 a.m. ET] A bit of post-match analy sis on Stephen son from for mer Met ro pol i tan Police Com man der John O’Con nor. He says Stephen son “held his end very well.” The MPs were look ing for a smok ing gun, or evidence of doing favors for News Inter na tion al, but they found no such evi dence, O’Con nor told CNN’s Richard Quest.

Stephen son accept ed his posi tion as top cop was unten able after it was revealed he accept ed $19,000 worth of hos pi tal i ty from Champ neys as it would have implied there was one rule for him and anoth er for ordi nary police offi cers. O’Con nor said Stephen son emerged as a “man of great integrity.”

O’Con nor said he believed some peo ple will ulti mate ly find them selves in the dock over the scan dal and some of them will go to jail.

[Updat ed at 12:39 p.m. GMT, 8:39 a.m. ET] Dick Fedor cio, the Met ro pol i tan police’s direc tor of pub lic affairs, has wast ed no time in point ing an accus ing fin ger at John Yates.

Fedor cio says he was told by Yates that employ ing for mer News of the World exec u tive Neil Wal lis would not embar rass the police force.

[Updat ed at 12:31 p.m. GMT, 8:31 a.m. ET] Stephen son has wrapped things up after an hour and a half with a clos ing state ment in which he praised his police colleagues as “decent hard-working pro fes sion als” and sought to clar i fy the cir cum stances of his depar ture.

“I’m not leav ing because I was pushed” he said.

He sound ed slight ly mor bid speak ing his col league John Yates. “We’re the poor er for his passing,” he said.

FYI: Yates, a for mer assis tant police com mis sion er who blocked an inves ti ga tion into phone hack ing, is very much alive since resign ing over the scan dal yes ter day. He’s up for a grilling later.

[Updat ed at 12:27 p.m. GMT, 8:27 a.m. ET] CNN’s Jonathan Wald (@jonathanwaldcnn) is tweet ing that the arrival of As so ciate edi tor of the Inde pen dent Jemi ma Khan, one of the more glam orous fig ures in the phone hack ing scan dal, is causing excite ment out side the hear ing.

“Flur ry amongst the paparazzi around the queue for the #Murdochs & #Brooks hear ing as #Jemima #Khan enters the building.”

[Updat ed at 12:23 p.m. GMT, 8:23 a.m. ET] Press Asso ci a tion reports that a small but noisy group of pro test ers wear ing Rupert Mur doch and David Cameron masks are mak ing their pres ence felt out side the hear ing. One held a plac ard with “smash Murdoch’s evil empire” writ ten on it.

[Updat ed at 12:22 p.m. GMT, 8:22 a.m. ET] Looks like we’re already run ning over sched ule, which means that the ear li er list ing tim ings for the first hear ing have been thrown to the wind. We could end up with the day’s two inquiries run ning simul ta neous ly, but atten tion will cer tain ly be focused on the Mur dochs and Rebekah Brooks.

[Updat ed at 12:17 p.m. GMT, 8:17 a.m. ET] Pop star George Michael (@georgemichael) has been tweet ing about the scan dal. He’s had his pri vate life delved into many times by the Mur doch press, and has had fre quent run-ins with the law.

He just tweet ed: “A lot of real ly decent police men and women must be watch ing this scan dal in utter hor ror. They have more right to their anger than you and I.”

[Updat ed at 12:11 p.m. GMT, 8:11 a.m. ET] A bit of appar ent buck-passing from Stephen son over the orig i nal phone-hacking inves ti ga tion. He said he asked John Yates, anoth er senior police fig ure who will be ques tioned later today, to look into the mat ter and accept ed Yates’ find ing that the orig i nal inves ti ga tion was suc cess ful, despite the fact he reviewed evi dence for just eight hours.

[Updat ed at 12:04 p.m. GMT, 8:04 a.m. ET] The panel is now ask ing ques tions about why an ini tial inves ti ga tion in 2009 con clud ed that the phone hack ing issue was not pur sued fur ther by the Met ro pol i tan police.

Stephen son said there was “no rea son what so ev er to think that there was any thing wrong with the ini tial investigation.”

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[Updat ed at 12:00 p.m. GMT, 8:00 a.m. ET] The ques tions are now focus ing on Stephen son’s 2009 meet ings with the edi tor of the Guardian news pa per – which has bro ken many of the sto ries about the phone-hacking scan dal. Stephen son has been accused of try ing to per suade edi tor Alan Rus bridger to back off.

Stephen son said he was act ing on infor ma tion avail able to him at the time. He said he told the paper that the claims about phone hack ing they were mak ing were “noth ing new.”

“I didn’t put pres sure to lay off,” he said, adding that the meet ings were not made at the advice of News of the World exec u tive Neil Wal lis.

[Updat ed at 11:51 a.m. GMT, 7:51 a.m. ET] We’re back to dis cussing News of the World exec u tive Neil Wal lis. Stephen son is being grilled on why Wal lis was given a contract as a police media advis er when the Met ro pol i tan police had dozens of press officers.

Stephen son said: “With the ben e fit of what we know now I’m happy to go on the record that I regret that con tract, it’s embarrassing.”

[Updat ed at 11:47 a.m. GMT, 7:47 a.m. ET] Explain ing his fre quent din ner dates, Stephen son said this was pro por tion ate to News Inter na tion al’s dom i nance of the British media.

[Updat ed at 11:41 a.m. GMT, 7:41 a.m. ET] Stephen son’s dietary habits are now under scruti ny. He’s being asked to explain why he had 18 lunch es or din ners with News of the World exec u tives and “seven or eight din ners” with exec u tive Neil Wal lis over a five year peri od.

He said it was impor tant to improve rela tions between the Met ro pol i tan police and the media.

[Updat ed at 11:38 a.m. GMT, 7:38 a.m. ET] The ques tion ing has moved on to Stephen son’s accep tance of a free stay (worth $19,000) at a health spa named Champneys, which has links to News of the World exec u tive Neil Wal lis – this is the key rea son for his res ig na tion.

Stephen son is insist ing he had no knowl edge that Wal lis was con nect ed to Champ neys. He says his stay was a legit i mate part of reha bil i ta tion from injury.

“I was recov er ing from a seri ous ill ness… wheelchair-bound… con cen trat ing on get ting back to work,” he said.

[cnn-video url="http://www.cnn.com/video/#/video/bestoftv/2011/07/19/exp.exp.sot.stephenson.appropriate.cnn"]

He adds: “The owner of Champ neys is a fam i ly friend… I paid for many treat ments. It was damnably unlucky Wal lis was con nect ed to this.”

[Updat ed at 11:34 a.m. GMT, 7:34 a.m. ET] A moment of lev i ty caused by what was per haps a Freudi an slip of the tongue from for mer police com mis sion er Stephen son: “When I took over as prime min is ter….,” he said before cor rect ing him self.

[Updat ed at 11:30 a.m. GMT, 7:30 a.m. ET] Stephen son is try ing hard to explain his links to Neil Wal lis, the News of the World exec u tive. Ear li er he said he had no reason to sus pect Wal lis was linked to phone hack ing. He said he first became aware of a con nec tion in Jan u ary 2011.

“Prior to that I had no rea son for concern,” he said.

[cnn-video url="http://www.cnn.com/video/#/video/bestoftv/2011/07/19/exp.sot.stephenson.wallis.hacking.cnn"]

He said he was advised by a Down ing Street offi cial not to tell David Cameron about his links to Wal lis so as not to com pro mise the prime min is ter.

[Updat ed at 11:25 a.m. GMT, 7:25 a.m. ET] Talk ing about the arrest of Rebekah Brooks, the for mer News of the World edi tor, Stephen son said he was aware the arrest was going to take place up to two days prior to the event. Brooks’ spokesman on Sun day told CNN she her self was unaware she was going to be arrest ed.

[Updat ed at 11:17 a.m. GMT, 7:17 a.m. ET] Stephen son is answer ing ques tions about whether he intend ed to launch a per son al attack on Prime Min is ter David Cameron when he made his res ig na tion state ment on July 17.

In that state ment Stephen son made ref er ence to Cameron’s links to Andy Coul son, a former News of the World edi tor hired by the prime min is ter as a media advis er.

Stephen son insists no per son al attack was intend ed. He reject ed accu sa tions that he implied Cameron’s integri ty had been com pro mised.

[Updat ed at 11:15 a.m. GMT, 7:15 a.m. ET] Stephen son says he is not apolo getic about claims he accept ed hos pi tal i ty from Neil Wal lis, the for mer News of the World exec u tive. He also said the mayor of Lon don and Britain’s home sec re tary, There sa May, accept ed his res ig na tion with regret.

“The deci sion was mine and mine alone” he said.

[Updat ed at 11:09 a.m. GMT, 7:09 a.m. ET] For mer com mis sion er of the Met ro poli tan police Paul Stephen son is explain ing why he resigned.

He says he was try ing to remove him self from the story. He said he want ed to stand down well ahead of the 2012 Lon don Olympics to avoid becom ing a dis trac tion. “We are in extra or di nary times,” he says.

[cnn-video url="http://www.cnn.com/video/#/video/bestoftv/2011/07/19/exp.exp.sot.stephenson.why.resign.cnn"]

[Updat ed at 11:07 a.m. GMT, 7:07 a.m. ET] And we’re off. Paul Stephen son is first up before the hear ing of the U.K. par lia ment’s home affairs select com mit tee. Stephenson resigned on Sun day over his links to a for mer exec u tive edi tor of the News of the World.

Keith Vaz, who will be lead ing the ques tion ing the chair man of the hear ing, has start ed by declar ing an inter est. He said that he was invit ed to a News Inter na tion al sum mer party, but did not attend.

[Updat ed at 11:00 a.m. GMT, 7:00 a.m. ET] CNN’s Dan Rivers has Tweet ed a photo graph @danrivers of the line to get into the hear ings, which are open to the pub lic. Demand for seats for the appear ances of the Mur dochs and Brooks is expect ed to be heavy.

[Updat ed at 10:48 GMT, 6:48 a.m. ET] Before we delve into the main event, here’s a few use ful links to get you all caught up:

CNN.com’s main story on today’s phone hacking-related devel op ments can be found here. And here’s some use ful back ground mate r i al to help you wrap your head around the key play ers at the cen ter of the scan dal: Press baron Rupert Mur doch, his son, CEO of News Inter na tion al and an exec u tive at News Corp. James Mur doch and for mer News of the World edi tor Rebekah Brooks.

For a look back at how all this start ed, check out our time line of the key events in the phone-hacking scan dal.

[Updat ed at 10:32 GMT, 6:32 a.m. ET] We’ll get start ed with a run down of who will be at the hear ings today. There are two ses sions. The first is a direct hear ing on the phone hack ing, which will see senior police fig ures give evi dence. The sec ond is a standing gov ern ment com mit tee, to which senior News Corp. fig ures have been called to face ques tions.

First up at 11:00 a.m GMT, 7:00 a.m. ET is Paul Stephen son, who resigned as com mission er of Lon don’s Met ro pol i tan police force at the week end because of the phone hacking scan dal. At 11:45 a.m., GMT, 7:45 a.m. ET we have Dick Fedor cio, the direc tor of public affairs at the Met. At 12.15 p.m. GMT, 8:15 a.m. ET we have John Yates, who resigned on Mon day as assis tant com mis sion er of the Met ro pol i tan police, again as a result of the phone hack ing scan dal.

The sec ond ses sion, a hear ing of the U.K. par lia ment’s cul ture com mit tee, is the main attrac tion of the day. At 1:30 p.m. GMT, 9:30 a.m. ET Rupert Mur doch and his son James Mur doch are due to face ques tions. At 2:30 p.m. GMT, 10:30 a.m. ET we have Rebekah Brooks, the for mer edi tor of the News of the World news pa per that was at the epi cen ter of the scan dal.

They are expect ed fol lowed by, Lord Mac Don ald, a for mer direc tor of pub lic pros e cutions at 4:30 p.m. GMT, 12:30 p.m. ET; Keir Starmer, cur rent direc tor of pub lic pros e cutions at 5:00 p.m. GMT, 1:00 p.m. ET and then at 5:20 p.m. GMT, 1:20 p.m. ET we have Mark Lewis, the legal rep re sen ta tive of the Dowler fam i ly, whose mur dered daugh ter’s phone was tar get ed by hack ers.

[Post ed at 10:17 GMT, 6:10 a.m. ET] News Corp founder Rupert Mur doch, his son James and for mer News of the World edi tor Rebekah Brooks are due to tes ti fy Tues day before British law mak ers inves ti gat ing the phone-hacking scan dal.

Law mak ers on the before the Com mons Cul ture, Media and Sport com mit tee will want to know what the Mur doch fam i ly knew — and when — about the alleged ille gal intercep tion of tele phone mes sages of indi vid u als rang ing from celebri ties and politi cians to mur der vic tims and the fam i lies of those killed in ter ror attacks and wars.

Mur doch is engaged in a fran tic dam age lim i ta tion exer cise after it was alleged that News of the World had hacked into the phone of Milly Dowler, a teenag er who was murdered. The alle ga tion sparked fury in Britain; News Inter na tion al boss es, politi cians and police have been try ing to defuse the anger ever since.

We’ll be live-blogging the hear ings from start to fin ish here.

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Friday, July 1, 2011

Satu Alamat, 88 pengundi.. Apa penjelasan SPR?

SPR adalah sebuah Badan yang bernaung di bawah institusi Raja-Raja Melayu dan bertanggungjawab mengawal selia proses pilihanraya negara ini. Ianya sewajarnya adalah sebuah Badan yang bebas dan berkecuali dari mana-mana parti politik samada dipihak Kerajaan mahupun Pembangkang.

Bagaimanapun semalam Timbalan Pengerusi Suruhanjaya Pilihanraya iaitu Wan Ahmad Wan Omar telah mengeluarkan satu kenyataan yang boleh menjejaskan kredibiliti SPR sendiri.

Dalam kenyataannya yang jelas menunjukkan beliau memihak kepada Barisan Nasional, Wan Ahmad telah mendakwa perhimpunan Bersih 2.0 pada 9 Julai ini digunakan oleh Pakatan Rakyat untuk meraih sokongan bagi membina momentum untuk gagasan itu menawan Putrajaya.

Hujah yang sama telah digunapakai oleh Perdana Menteri Najib Razak beberapa hari sebelum itu.

Wan Ahmad turut mendakwa pembangkang risau menyaksikan kebangkitan BN dan mahu menggerakkan Bersih kali kedua setelah menyaksikan bagaimana perhimpunan tahun 2007 membawa kepada 'tsunami' politik yang memberi kemenangan besar kepada PR pada PRU 2008.

Kenyataannya boleh dibaca di SINI.

Mungkin Wan Ahmad mempunyai terlalu banyak masa terluang hingga membolehkan beliau memikirkan akan agenda Pakatan Rakyat dalam perhimpunan BERSIH 2.0 akan datang ini..

Hal yang sepatutnya beliau mendiamkan diri bagi menunjukkan bahawa beliau seorang yang mempunyai kredibiliti dan bertanggungjawab terhadap tugas yang diamanahkan terhadapnya oleh Raja-Raja Melayu.. bukannya sibuk untuk memberikan ulasan..

Beliau sepatutnya membuat semakan terhadap daftar Pemilih yang baru dikemaskini Mei lalu, jika beliau serius akan tanggungjawabnya beliau harus menjelaskan bagaimana sebuah rumah yang kecil ini boleh terdapat seramai 64 pengundi didalamnya.. dan bagaimana pula sebuah lagi rumah yang berada dikawasan yang sama boleh mempunyai seramai 88 pengundi pula?

Rumah kecil ini mempunyai 65 pengundi..

Ini adalah pemilih yang beralamat 1138 kesemuanya ialah 64 Orang, nombor dihadapan senarai adalah nombor siri dari Daftar Pemilih dan nombor terakhir adalah alamat rumah.

15 330422085529 L 1933 MOHD YUSOF BIN MOHD SOOM 1138
48 410403085435 L 1941 MOHD HUSSIN BIN CHAT 1138
44 410108075218 P 1941 RAMLAH BINTI MAT ALI 1138 TBP
76 441202085836 P 1944 EMBIN BINTI ABD RAHMAN 1138
86 460819025036 P 1946 KHATIJAH BT HASSAN 1138
95 470102075254 P 1947 KARTHIYANI A/P PERUMAL 1138
98 470302025470 P 1947 SITI ASA BINTI ARIFIN 1138
114 480928075516 P 1948 MANGGAKASSIN A/P PARMAL 1138
115 481214045168 P 1948 MARIAM BINTI SAAD 1138
125 491107025478 P 1949 SITI JAMALIAH BINTI MD MIN 1138

187 540612025178 P 1954 KECHIK BINTI HAMID NT 1138
194 541029025212 P 1954 RAFTAH BINTI HASSIM 1138
246 561118075201 L 1956 MOHD RASHID BIN MD NOOR 1138
263 571007085860 P 1957 ROBIAH BINTI DIN 1138
273 580328075625 L 1958 MURAD BIN HASSAN 1138
282 580925075498 P 1958 ZAHARAH BINTI MD NOOR 1138
297 590316085577 L 1959 MAT ZAIN BIN MOHD YUSOF 1138
313 590925025721 L 1959 SAMSUDIN BIN REJAB 1138
335 610414085007 L 1961 MARATHAIYAH A/L PACHAVANAM 1138
338 610607075569 L 1961 RUSLI BIN MD NOOR 1138

342 610816025939 L 1961 ABU HASSAN BIN REJAB NO 1138
346 610907075659 L 1961 K PRAMASIVAN A/L P KALIMUTHU 1138
357 620410075724 P 1962 MARIAMA A/P CHELLIAH 1138
372 621204075445 L 1962 KARIM BIN MD.NOOR 1138
373 630101025634 P 1963 SABIRAH BINTI GHAZALI NT 1138
402 641007025009 L 1964 RAMLI BIN ZAHID 1138
408 641121025838 P 1964 BAHIYAH BINTI REJAB NT 1138
418 650712075495 L 1965 MOHAMAD BIN SHAARI 1138
430 660322075800 P 1966 SALASIAH BINTI MD NOOR 1138
439 660531075081 L 1966 AZHAR BIN ISMAIL 1138

455 670407076123 L 1967 AZHAR BIN MD NOOR 1138
475 680406075646 P 1968 JAYABHARATHI A/P VETTANATTAYIL 1138
479 680523106341 L 1968 EWAN BIN ZULKIFLI 1138
496 690220035733 L 1969 ROSLAN BIN ABDUL 1138
498 690516075216 P 1969 AMUTHAVALLI A/P SUBBAYAH 1138
506 691020075655 L 1969 AZNI BIN MD NOOR 1138
519 700618075117 L 1970 SHAMSUDDIN BIN DIN 1138
520 700626085219 L 1970 AMIR BIN HASAN 1138
524 701118075983 L 1970 KAMARUDIN BIN MD NOOR 1138
528 710114086030 P 1971 JULIANA BINTI KAMARUDDIN 1138

550 720605075351 L 1972 KAMARUDDIN BIN DIN 1138
552 720621025397 L 1972 ISMAIL BIN MOHD YUSOF 1138
568 730713075657 L 1973 KAMARUL ZAMAN BIN REJAB 1138
584 741210075253 L 1974 IBRAHIM BIN MOHD YUSOF 1138
585 741227075559 L 1974 MUHAMAT BIN ABDUL HAMID 1138
595 750606086594 P 1975 JAMILAH BINTI MOHD YUSOF 1138
596 750710075588 P 1975 ROSLINDA BINTI MOHD RANI 1138
610 761223025624 P 1976 NORAINI BINTI ABDAUL RASHID 1138
614 770205075542 P 1977 MANJULA A/P KRISHNAN 1138
616 770422086221 L 1977 JOHAR BIN AHMAD 1138

624 771203075869 L 1977 NAZRI BIN ABDUL HAMID NO. 1138
628 780220076227 L 1978 KUMARAN A/L KRISHNAN 1138
635 781221075159 L 1978 AZMAN BIN HASAN NO 1138
644 790822075001 L 1979 THURAIRAJ A/L KRISHNAN NO 1138
657 800806075593 L 1980 MUHAMAD ASRI BIN ABDUL RAZAK 1138
659 800902075323 L 1980 VISVA A/L KRISHNAN 1138
667 810410075182 P 1981 HANIZA BINTI ABDUL HAMID NO 1138
687 820621086200 P 1982 AIDA BINTI HASAN 1138
700 830414075583 L 1983 HAMZAH BIN MAT ZAIN NO 1138
704 830526075561 L 1983 MOHD REDZWAN BIN ABDULLAH 1138

748 850828075450 P 1985 SUHASINI A/P K PRAMASIVAN 1138
754 860302355465 L 1986 YASSIN BIN ABDUL HAMID 1138
758 860823565556 P 1986 NORAIZADATHULAKMA BT MAT RODZI 1138
773 880528355335 L 1988 MUHAMAD SAHLAN BIN SAMSUDIN 1138

Dan ini pula Rumah yang beralamat 1155, jumlah pemilih di sini ialah 88 orang,nombor dihadapan senarai adalah nombor siri dari Daftar Pemilih dan nombor terakhir adalah alamat rumah.

1 140707755111 L 1914 SHEIK DAWOOD S/O MOHAMMED GANI 1155
6 280702755029 L 1928 SINNAPPAN A/L MUNUSAMY 1155
7 281008075239 L 1928 NARAINA @ V.K VELOO A/L KALLIMUTHU 1155
24 360902025020 P 1936 MON BINTI YUSOF 1155
37 390601025104 P 1939 CHE GAYAH BINTI MAT DAUD 1155
40 400616085659 L 1940 CHE AHMAD BIN CHIK 1155
45 410210025022 P 1941 THANALECHEMY A/P SUBBAREDY 1155
67 431211085089 L 1943 MUNISAMY A/L MUNISAMY 1155
80 450915075026 P 1945 GOVINDAMMAL A/P SAMIAYAH 1155
90 461103075024 P 1946 RUKUMONY A/P MUTHIAH 1155

101 470528025078 P 1947 PADAVETTA A/P SINNIAH 1155
111 480831075528 P 1948 ANJALAI A/P MUNIAN 1155
116 490218085065 L 1949 SATIWELL A/L R NABBU 1155
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Sunday, July 17, 2011

My Bersih unremarkable walk

My Bersih Rally experience
Many had written on their experiences in Bersih Rally. I am now only writing about it because there are some friends still calling or texted me asking how was my first hand experience.

Left Melaka at 11AM on Friday July 8 2011, having the foreknowledge that the roads are being blocked.
One taxi driver noticed that the Melaka Ayer Keroh toll had been blocked by police since as early as July 1st. 2011.
Reached Swiss Inn on Petaling Street at 1.30PM.
Woke up on Bersih day July 9 2011, Saturday 7.30AM. Ventured out alone, while my son, Leon and daughter, Michelle were sleeping soundly.

First thing I noticed that the streets were with very few people and hardly any vehicles. Thanks to the police who had done a complete shut down on KL.
My hotel was just a few minutes walk to the Merdeka Stadium. When I was near the Stadium I saw the police just beginning to put up barricades with barbed wire. Later I went up to the entrance of the stadium. It was shut closed but there were policemen every where. At first I was discreet taking videos. Subsequently there were more and more reporters taking photos, the police didn't seem to mind, I also became bold taking video out right in front of police in the bright day light.
While on my way down the stadium the army man in green who appeared to be the leader among them asked me where I came from and told me not to take photos because I have no authorization name cards like the reporters.

Lost tract of time, later after meeting Philip Low, my "shifu" who brought me to Bersih in November 10 2007in my hotel to exchange notes what was going. While we walked out of the hotel, we heard one small group of about 10 people singing Negaraku, we joined them....the rest is history.
I did not have the opportunity to face the water cannons nor the tear gas where I was. My wife said lucky of me, by the grace of God I came out unharmed.
My first hand experience int both Bersihs taught me that the people were having orderly, peaceful walk to appeal for a better Malaysia. Many came on their own accord with own money without any direction from anyone or parties. Of course there were among the crowd, some Keadilan, DAP and PAS party members. The political parties alone would not have brought that many people. Why do I say so? Just take a look how many Umno youth or Perkasa brought...they just talked BIG like Najib who said he can conquer KL because he has 3 million Umno members. I doubt.
Among the free people who came to the Rally are many lawyers, doctors and other professionals. We took all the trouble to walk is because we want the country changed for the better for our children's children.

Ambushed Like Animals, I Had to Walk-Crawl

Friday, July 15, 2011

Sarawak to hold reform rally in August

Najib ‘troubled’ by people’s willingness to act

Bersih’s Ambiga is tool of the rakyat

BN’s stupidity is Godsend for Bersih

Minister Liow, photos and videos don’t lie

My march for the real one Malaysia

Bersih 2 – no “Bodoh Melayu, Babi Cina or India Keling” feeling

Something unspeakably holy about Bersih 2.0

Monday, July 11, 2011

PM: Govt to uphold democracy one day after Bersih 2.0

An unprecedented massive gathering of the ordinary folk for the walk of Democracy on July 9 2011, must have prompted Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Abdul Rajak to mobilise his supporters of 6,000 people in a show of force at an information session at the Putra World Trade Centre yesterday, just one day after a crowd of no less than 50,000 people who braved themselves against all intimidations, police tear gas and water cannons near the Merdeka Stadium, Kuala Lumpur.

He said Umno could mobilise its supporters in bigger numbers than the street protesters, but did not wish to do so. We all agree that he has all the power and resources to do that. However, the point is not about his ability to do so. What he is not aware is that the majority of us who walk peacefully on the streets were ordinary folk who came on our own initiative. How many people do you think the opposition parties could mobilise? More than Umno youth or Perkasa? Just take a look how many people Umno and Perkasa brought? We the masses were mostly coming to appeal for a free and fair election on our own expanse simply because we are fed up of the way we have been governed. Malaysians from all walks of life have enough of a regime that used a deceptive electoral system to secure unfair gain. A 54 year-old regime that have over stayed its welcome yet remain in power by fraud.
I have one thought lingering in my mind after the Bersih 2.0 walk, "How I wish Najib could just come and see the Bersih 2.0 walk, he could have gain himself many insights." He appears to have lost touch with what is going on in the hearts and minds of the people.

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