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According to Universiti Utara Malaysia College of Law, Government and International Studies research and post-graduate dean Prof Dr Mohd Mustafa Ishak a win by crossover in developed nation is unheard of and shameful as it will make Malaysia a laughing stock in the eyes of the world. And he seems to strengthen his word by saying that we should keep things as the way it is and respect the mandated electorate.

One thing I would like to point out is that, a crossover only happens in a 3rd world country where the government is corrupted and a change is really needed. This prove that our current Government is not good enough for the job. I highly commend a change by crossover as it will create fear in the Governments of other democratic country to remind them not to be too comfortable and to deliver their promises. This is true people power.

During an election what the people vote is for a representative and not a party. The people power still remain as the cross over is just from one party to another, the electorate is still their choice. If the person voted to serve sees that the current party he is in no longer favor and give him the ability to deliver his promises to the voters and his supporters, he has the right for a change.

A new government from a crossover is not that bad. If the current Government can be overthrown, the next one if they do not deliver, can too be overthrown. This is what we call true people power! The Government should fear the people as they are elected to serve and deliver to the people. I hope to see the day that all candidates that stand in Parliment is an individual and does not gang up as specific group of thugs fighting for power, but fighting for the people.

At this moment, an apology is yet to be heard from Ahmad Ismail and the country leaders are just asking us to forget about it. What about the sedition act? How is his sin smaller than what has been done by RPK? So far many police reports has been made against the smartass but no action has been taken nor is he even charged. We want justice!  If the government continue to be so OBVIOUSLY double standard, this will be their downfall. As of lately the people has been losing their right and respect. We command all of it back and we will get it back!

As we were celebration OUR nation’s 51 years of independence, this bastard come up and give us a unwanted lesson on history by calling Malaysian Chinese as immigrants. Talk about seditious, this is sedition at the highest order!

I hope he rot in hell and I wonder how much he can twist and turn his stories around to make himself look innocent. I wonder why is he so powerful and even our rag doll PM does not have power to discipline him and also our murder suspect DPM who apologized on behalf of him got shot down.

Anyway, Ahmad Ismail should go back to school and know that the Malays are Immigrants themselves before creating such havoc. If there were aborigines, the only ones should be the orang asli.

I’m finally back from my hometown. It was a tiring trip but worth it.

I’ve uploaded some photos at http://www.malaysianphoto.com

Feel free to view it.

Here are some snapshots of places like Bidor, Teluk Intan, My home in Pangkor Island and Manjung and also a beautiful beach in Teluk Senangin, Perak.

Teluk Senangin 1

Teluk Senangin 2

Teluk Senangin 3

Pangkor Island 1

Pangkor Island 2

Pangkor Island 3

Bidor 1

Bidor 2

Visit http://www.malaysianphoto.com for more photos.

Been trying to get some sleep, but I just could not stop thinking bout things that happened in the past few months. 2008 has been an eventful year for me, filled with both good and bad experiences but most of the downside comes from relationships. It is indeed complex and I wish it could be as easy as it used to be, when things was simpler and easier for me to trust people.

What I usually do when I’m down is listening to songs and this one is just right for tonight.

How do you mend a broken heart by Journey South.

Lyrics:

When, you find someone who loves you
No matter what, you hold on tight but don’t let go
But it’s hard, it’s not always that simple
To move on
To make it work
‘Cause people change and hearts grow coldEvery night you sit and wonder whether you should dial her number
How? How do you mend a broken heart?
How do you fit the pieces back together?
I don’t know now
Tell me why? Why do we have to fall apart?
Just when we thought it was forever
I don’t know now, I don’t know nowIn time, you find the strength inside you
To move on but that’s easier said than done
Coz every day u spend without her
Makes the night seem so much longerHow? How do you mend a broken heart?
How do fit the pieces back together?
I don’t know now
Tell me why? Why do we have to fall apart?
Just when we thought it was forever
I don’t know now, I don’t know nowMemories won’t fade away, like photographs, locked inside your mind
When you feel you can’t go on, you realise, it only makes you stronger

How, how do you mend a broken heart
How do fit the pieces back together
I don’t know now

Tell me why? Why do we have to fall apart?
Just when we thought it was forever
I don’t know now, I don’t know now

Tell me how? How do you mend a broken heart?
How do you fit the pieces back together?
I don’t know now, I don’t know now

Once again the Malaysian government has violated the people’s right to receive and access information on the internet without censorship. The internet should be free of censorship and the people who use the internet should be mature enough to decide whether those information are slanderous or dangerous to the public safety.

What other danger does Malaysia Today cause other than the change of votes to the opposition. Why not justify your action within the free media instead of blocking, ignoring and staying in denial by censoring what people will find out one way or another.

There are hundreds and thousands of other sites which are more dangerous than Malaysia Today such as money laundering sites, fraudulent sites and pornographic sites which prove to be more harmful and not politically motivated even if censored.

All Malaysian should stand together and fight against internet censorship. If it does not stop now, then it’s just the beginning of what the government might block. This particular action by the government alone will damage them more than they think. The people has their rights and would like to keep it.

Say “NO! to internet censorship”.