It was classic headlines blackout Malaysia-style, when a BN-controlled print as well as electronic media omitted an situation during a much-publicised Chinese New Year unison featuring South Korean singing prodigy Psy.
MCA mouthpiece The Star, for example, which had been building up a movement to Psy's arrival, front-paged a report today, delicately skipping any mention of a situation which has gone viral upon a Internet.
Just hours after Psy performed, dozens of video clips appeared upon YouTube, showing prime minister Najib Razak being greeted with shouts of 'No!' by a outrageous throng who had gathered during a drift of a Han Chiang High School in Penang to watch live a YouTube record-setting hit 'Gangnam Style'.
"Are we ready for Psy?" Najib, who took a role of a speaker to acquire a Korean star, asked thrice, as well as a eagerly-waiting throng replied "Yes!"
However, in what could expected prove a choosing by casting votes trend during a next general election, a throng announced "No!" when he asked "Are we ready for BN?"
The shave was shortly copied as well as re-uploaded underneath different titles, clearly a case of users hoping to income in upon a impending recognition to attract hits upon their respective YouTube channels. Even as a BN open house was underway during noon, a clips had collectively generated more than 100,000 hits.
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Despite a video evidence, pro-UMNO bloggers wasted no time coming to Najib's defence, as well as claimed which a shouts of "No!" were by a minority who stood during a at a back of rows.
This led to an additional shave showing a situation from a different angle, much closer to a stage where Najib sto! od. This time, it! was tra nsparent which a crowd's reply to his subject was in truth an fatiguing 'no' (see video here).
Alongside a clip, a 7-point 'factsheet' about Psy's unison is additionally being energetically shared upon Facebook as well as other social media.
"Highlights of a day! Like as well as share this prior to Utusan or NST widespread their lies!" runs a heading.
Among others, it claims which Najib was snubbed by overpower from a throng when he attempted to get them to experience in shouts of "Satu Malaysia".
The posting takes a jibe during Najib's wife Rosmah Mansor, who belted out a song in Chinese, as well as regards which an additional attempt to woo a audience with a Chinese-speaking skills of a prime minister's son Nor Ashman as carrying "failed miserably".
It additionally notes which Psy did not appear upon stage together with Najib despite a former's uncover being highlight of a Barisan Nasional event.
"No organisation photos, no handshakes. As shortly as PSY shouted, 'Thank we very much!', as well as whilst Najib was still trembling in his seat, people left theirs, leaving at a back of piles of uneaten food. The Emcee was as quiet as a clam, knowing which it would be unfit to call a throng back," it recalls.
It afterwards concludes: "Psy came for a money. The people came for a giveaway food as well as performances. Who cares about BN as well as a bid for power?"
MCA mouthpiece The Star, for example, which had been building up a movement to Psy's arrival, front-paged a report today, delicately skipping any mention of a situation which has gone viral upon a Internet.
Just hours after Psy performed, dozens of video clips appeared upon YouTube, showing prime minister Najib Razak being greeted with shouts of 'No!' by a outrageous throng who had gathered during a drift of a Han Chiang High School in Penang to watch live a YouTube record-setting hit 'Gangnam Style'."Are we ready for Psy?" Najib, who took a role of a speaker to acquire a Korean star, asked thrice, as well as a eagerly-waiting throng replied "Yes!"
However, in what could expected prove a choosing by casting votes trend during a next general election, a throng announced "No!" when he asked "Are we ready for BN?"
The shave was shortly copied as well as re-uploaded underneath different titles, clearly a case of users hoping to income in upon a impending recognition to attract hits upon their respective YouTube channels. Even as a BN open house was underway during noon, a clips had collectively generated more than 100,000 hits.
Viral factsheet
Despite a video evidence, pro-UMNO bloggers wasted no time coming to Najib's defence, as well as claimed which a shouts of "No!" were by a minority who stood during a at a back of rows.
This led to an additional shave showing a situation from a different angle, much closer to a stage where Najib sto! od. This time, it! was tra nsparent which a crowd's reply to his subject was in truth an fatiguing 'no' (see video here).
Alongside a clip, a 7-point 'factsheet' about Psy's unison is additionally being energetically shared upon Facebook as well as other social media.
"Highlights of a day! Like as well as share this prior to Utusan or NST widespread their lies!" runs a heading.
Among others, it claims which Najib was snubbed by overpower from a throng when he attempted to get them to experience in shouts of "Satu Malaysia".
The posting takes a jibe during Najib's wife Rosmah Mansor, who belted out a song in Chinese, as well as regards which an additional attempt to woo a audience with a Chinese-speaking skills of a prime minister's son Nor Ashman as carrying "failed miserably".
It additionally notes which Psy did not appear upon stage together with Najib despite a former's uncover being highlight of a Barisan Nasional event.
"No organisation photos, no handshakes. As shortly as PSY shouted, 'Thank we very much!', as well as whilst Najib was still trembling in his seat, people left theirs, leaving at a back of piles of uneaten food. The Emcee was as quiet as a clam, knowing which it would be unfit to call a throng back," it recalls.
It afterwards concludes: "Psy came for a money. The people came for a giveaway food as well as performances. Who cares about BN as well as a bid for power?"
Posted & duplicate byRakyat Marhaen
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