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Loose lips penetrate ships, as they say. And there have been positively most lax lips here inMalaysia Today. If we were to concede open comments as good as not bury a little of a comments, thenMalaysia Todaywould positively be a good assistance to Umno in credible a Malays which they have been underneath attack. we mean, for a little of you, your mouths pierce faster than your brains.
THE CORRIDORS OF POWER
Raja Petra Kamarudin
The Election Commission's (EC) sketch of electoral bounds creates a farming voter value an normal of 6 civic voters, biasing elections towards Barisan Nasional (BN) as it is stronger in a countryside, according to poll analysts.
Election watchdogTindak Malaysiafounder, PY Wong (photo below), pronounced a statute bloc won 112 out of a smallest 139 sovereign seats in Election 2008, giving it a elementary infancy in Parliament with usually 18.9 per cent of a renouned vote. The seats have not been altered for a subsequent ubiquitous election.
"Something is severely wrong when we can win 50.4 per cent of Parliament with usually 18.9 per cent of a votes," he told a forum here last night.
Another analyst, Wong Chin Huat (photo below), pointed out which a smallest 112 seats usually represented 33.8 per cent of a electorate.
The Bersih steering cabinet member pronounced this authorised for a unilateral results in 2004, where BN won 90.9 per cent of Parliament with usually 63.9 per cent of a renouned vote, whilst Datuk Seri Dr Wan Azizah Wan Ismail was PKR's sole MP notwithstanding gaining 8.4 per cent of votes cast.
"Thi s equates to a single vote for BN was value twenty-six votes for PKR," he said.
Up to 2,270,002 people, a infancy of them Malays, registered as citizens between 2008 as good as 2011, a Dewan Negara was told. Deputy Minister in a Prime Minister's Department, Datuk Liew Vui Keong, was replying to Senator Datuk Ng Fook Heng who had asked for a secular relapse of a people who registered as citizens from 2008.
Liew pronounced which in 2008, Malays comprised 82,309 of a new citizens or 53%, Chinese 29.4% as good as Indians 8.1%. In 2009, Malays made up 187,828 of a new citizens or 67.3%, Chinese 19.8% as good as Sarawak bumiputras 4.8%. While in 2010, Malays comprised 466,137 of a new citizens or 56.4%, Chinese 27% as good as Indians 6.6%, he said. In 2011, a relapse was 611,498 or 60.6% Malays, 22% Chinese as good as 6.7% Indians.
we have actually created about this issue a integrate of times: which a result of a ubiquitous elections depends on: 1) a farming citizens from a East Coast of West Malaysia as good as from East Malaysia, 2) a Malay citizens in particular.
we remember saying which 100,000 Chinese votes or 100,000 civic votes can give a opposition a single Parliament seat whilst a same number of Malay votes or farming votes can give a statute celebration 3 or four Parliament seats.
An yway, as we additionally pronounced before: Pakatan Rakyat will need to swing a Malay votes if they wish to win a subsequent election, as good as to do which they need to win a hearts as good as minds of a Malays. However, most responded a opposite, in which they ridicule a Malays even more.
we suspect most feel which 80% of a Chinese votes as good as 50% of a Indian votes is enough, leaving PAS to sort out a Malay votes from a Malay heartland. In which case forget about kicking out Barisan Nasional. It is not sufficient to leave it to PAS. PKR as good as DAP additionally have to sway a Malay voters.
we have been monitoring a couple of all-Malay chat groups as good as a discussion in those groups is about how a Chinese arekurang ajar(insolent). They speak about how a Chinese have been derisive a Malays as good as they even censure a Chinese for May 13.
we pretence which manyMalaysia Todayreaders, in sold those who have been not Malays, have been not members of these chat groups so we have been not arcane to what is being discussed. But let me assure we which a direction is extremely worrying. If sufficient Malays buy a evidence which a Chinese arekurang ajar,hence it is dangerous to concede Pakatan Rakyat to win a election, then all a gains made in 2008 will be lost come a subsequent election.
It is up to you, really. we notice which a competition card is being played by all a races. Everyone is equally guilty of this crime. And if we continue down this slippery slant it is going to be a long time prior to we see changes in Malaysia.
Some of we have been of a opinion which shouting ABU is sufficient to do a trick. Shouting whatever it is we wish to shout is not enough. That is a hard reality. In fact, a conflicting may even happen. The some-more we shout a less we benefit because those we have been shouting at have been driven away.
Barisan Nasional will continue to order as long as Umno continu! es to wi n a election. And for Umno to win, a Malays contingency be underneath a sense which they have been underneath conflict as good as which a usually way to fend off these attacks is to make sure which Pakatan Rakyat does not come to power.
Loose lips penetrate ships, as they say. And there have been positively most lax lips here inMalaysia Today. If we were to concede open comments as good as not bury a little of a comments, thenMalaysia Todaywould positively be a good assistance to Umno in credible a Malays which they have been underneath attack. we mean, for a little of you, your mouths pierce faster than your brains.
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