http://bloggerpakatan.com/v/3021
ELECTORAL CHEATERS ( EC ) ; D PLAIN TRUTH N STRICT PROOFS ; NOT PRESUMPTION!
PLS C : http://bloggerpakatan.com/v/2840
SPR main tipu.
BLACKOUT. Kejap PR menang kejap PR kalah.
Dakwat yang sepatutnya kekal, tidak kekal.
Tangkapan warga asing yang pergi mengundi. Bangla yang ada IC dikesan di beberapa lokasi.
Saya tak boleh mengundi kerana dah ada orang mengundi atas nama saya.
JOHOR: Beg undi dibawa oleh teksi melalui jalan pintu belakang
Ia dibawa oleh teksi melalui jalan belakang pada kira-kira 10.30 malam. Orang ramai mengesyaki ia sebagai penipuan undi dan menahan teksi berhenti dari terus memasuki kawasan pengiraan undi. Abang-abang polis cuba pertahankan makhluk-makhluk dalam teksi tu...
http://bloggerpakatan.com/v/2822
And they say there is no “phantom voters”. EC must explain who voted on
her behalf and why she was allowed to “vote again” despite her name
being crossed out
By Victor Ma
KOTA KINABALU: A woman was allowed to vote – again – despite her name being crossed out in the electoral rolls used by the polling clerk.
After she raised a ruckus with an official at the Likas Sports Complex polling district, journalist Apple Wong was finally allowed to vote – but the fact remains, someone had earlier voted in her place thing she may not turn up.
Now the Election Commission must answer two questions – how come a “phantom voter” was allowed to vote using Apple’s legitimate right, and why did they allow “someone who had already voted” to cast a vote again.
So much for there being no “phantom voters” as claimed by the EC and other enforcement authorities.
Now Apple, a senior reporter, has had reported on quite a number of alleged irregularities in General Elections, in the past, but never in her wild imagination, thought that one day, she would become the complainant herself.
This is her story as she vented out her frustration in her Facebook:
“On Sunday, upon arriving at the polling centre at the Likas Sports Complex, to cast my vote at 2pm, at Saluran 5, I found out that someone had (used my name and) voted on my behalf.
“This could happen to me, someone had voted for me? I was flabbergasted, but I did not panic.
“Keeping my cool I politely inquired of a male election official on duty whether he was sure about it (that I had already cast my vote).
“The official after checking the voters list, returned and told me that my voting number had been cancelled, indicating that I had voted, thus I won’t get to vote for second time.
“Showing my journalist’s identification – I even showed him both my hands that there were no evidence of any marking (of indelible ink) – and then I raised my voice to ask him again.
“Are you really sure about that. I can prove that I had been covering a few polling centres, from 8am till noon, and even some of the Barisan Nasional (BN) candidates can even testify to this.
“He then told me there was nothing he could do.
“When I said I wanted to lodge a complaint, he then called the Election Officer, who too told me the same that their records showed that I had voted earlier. He then told me that I can fill the complaint form.
“But when I was halfway filling the complaint form, the Election Officer suddenly came back and told me to hold on.
“After a brief discussion with two female election officials, the Election Officer then told me that my ballot papers were available still. He admitted that there was a slip-up due to a changing of shift for the election officials.
“This is despite the fact that I saw with my own eyes that my name in the voters list had been cancelled off. The Election Officer assured me that I can now proceed to vote. At last, I cast my vote.
“But I still don’t believe their explanation. I was thinking if I was not a reporter, then perhaps even God cannot save my vote!”
As a retort, she quipped on Facebook: “There’s no need to call me up for an interview, all are welcome to report on this incident based on what i have written here!”
Apple is a senior reporter of Sandakan-based Merdeka Daily, and she works in Kota Kinabalu.
sumber - wikisabah
ELECTORAL CHEATERS ( EC ) ; D PLAIN TRUTH N STRICT PROOFS ; NOT PRESUMPTION!
PLS C : http://bloggerpakatan.com/v/2840
Monday, May 6, 2013
PR WON IN 4 STATES BUT AFTER BLACKOUT RECOUNTING PR LOST! ( PERAK, KEDAH, TERENGGANU N NEGERI SEMBILAN ; DENIED UMNO 2/3 MAJORITY ) ; RCI MUST INVESTIGATE; EC COLLABORATED WITH UMNO! : Nash Ar-Rawy
http://bloggerpakatan.com/v/2834
SUFI LYRICS : nasharrawy.blogspot.com/2013/03/lirik-nash-ar-rawy-terma-dan-kondisi.html … " LIRIK NASH Ar-RAWY " ; TERMA DAN KONDISI http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jNQqqYj1A3g&list=UUVaEucv7zmWECwc3ghrtbGg&index=1 … … SUFI SONGS 04: CITRA DIRI by: Nash Ar-Rawy
SUFI LYRICS : nasharrawy.blogspot.com/2013/03/lirik-nash-ar-rawy-terma-dan-kondisi.html … " LIRIK NASH Ar-RAWY " ; TERMA DAN KONDISI http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jNQqqYj1A3g&list=UUVaEucv7zmWECwc3ghrtbGg&index=1 … … SUFI SONGS 04: CITRA DIRI by: Nash Ar-Rawy
MONDAY, MAY 6, 2013
- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P2LGrXb5_xw&feature=youtu.be … NAJIB'S RACISM OF " CHINESE TSUNAMI " N RACIST SENTIMENTS DAMAGES ONE MALAYSIA AS NAJIB N UMNO PLAIN MOCKERY BULSHIT!
- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m_uZrQJ8Oo0&feature=youtu.be … RAFIZI LEADS PAKATAN GE PROTESTS IN AREAS INVOLVED WITH ELECTORAL CHEATERS ( EC ) UMNO N D ENFORCEMENT AUTHORITIES!
- ELECTORAL CHEATERS ( EC ) N POLIS DI UMNO ROLE IN GE13 FOR PERAK! INFAVOUR OF UBN! Nash Ar-Rawy http://nblo.gs/KZHj0
Nash Ar-Rawy POST MORTEM : Penipuan Di Hari Pengundian.RCI MUST INVESTIGATE !!!
SPR main tipu.
BLACKOUT. Kejap PR menang kejap PR kalah.
Dakwat yang sepatutnya kekal, tidak kekal.
Tangkapan warga asing yang pergi mengundi. Bangla yang ada IC dikesan di beberapa lokasi.
Saya tak boleh mengundi kerana dah ada orang mengundi atas nama saya.
PR WON - BLACKOUT - LOST
HAPPENED IN 4 STATETS ; PERAK, KEDAH, PERLIS N NEGERI SEMBILAN!
http://bloggerpakatan.com/v/2840
WHAT SO GREAT ABOUT BN WON GE13!( DESPITE OF " ELECTORAL CHEATERS" ( EC ) COLLABORATIONS!N ABETMENT WITH UMNNO! )
BN DID NOT GET D MAJORITY VOTES!
5.3 MILLIONS VOTED 4 BN BUT;
5.6 MILLIONS VOTED 4 PR !!!!
MEANING: PR GETTING 51.32% ( 5,591,688 VOTERS ) WHEEREAS;
BN GETTING 48.67% ( 5,302.039 VOTERS )
PR GAINED THE MAJORITY VOTES OR POPULAR VOTES NOT BN!... Nash Ar-Rawy )
WHAT SO GREAT ABOUT BN WON GE13!( DESPITE OF " ELECTORAL CHEATERS" ( EC ) COLLABORATIONS!N ABETMENT WITH UMNNO! )
BN DID NOT GET D MAJORITY VOTES!
5.3 MILLIONS VOTED 4 BN BUT;
5.6 MILLIONS VOTED 4 PR !!!!
MEANING: PR GETTING 51.32% ( 5,591,688 VOTERS ) WHEEREAS;
BN GETTING 48.67% ( 5,302.039 VOTERS )
PR GAINED THE MAJORITY VOTES OR POPULAR VOTES NOT BN!... Nash Ar-Rawy )
Sunday, May 5, 2013
EC SMUGGLING BALLOT BOX! ; WAN AHMAD NOT ONLY A TRAITOR IN SABAH IC's PROJECTS BUT STILL A BARUA OF UMNO IN PENINSULA " EC" ( ELECTORAL CHEATER ) IS PROVEN TRUE WITH SOLID PROOFS! : Nash Ar-Rawy
06 Mei 2013
KANTOI ! VIDEO TERBAIK PILIHAN RAYA DI LUAR NEGARA KATA BANGLANAJIB....!!!! " WAQULJA ALHAKKU WAZAHAQOL BATIL " ( WHEN THE TRUTH PREVAILS ; FALSEHOOD IS DENOUNCED! ) BY D GRACE OF D ALMIGHTY ; D PROPRIETOR OF D GLOBE N UNIVERSE N D PROPRIETOR OF POWER! ...... Nash Ar-Rawy/8.5.13
Cubaan Melarikan Peti Undi Dun Manek Urai Parlimen Kuala Krai.
Kita masih lagi boleh mendapatkan sehingga 93 kerusi parlimen
JOHOR: Beg undi dibawa oleh teksi melalui jalan pintu belakang
Ia dibawa oleh teksi melalui jalan belakang pada kira-kira 10.30 malam. Orang ramai mengesyaki ia sebagai penipuan undi dan menahan teksi berhenti dari terus memasuki kawasan pengiraan undi. Abang-abang polis cuba pertahankan makhluk-makhluk dalam teksi tu...
Bukti SPR kianat amarah selaku pengadil antara BN dan parti bertanding...
Video cubaan SPR bawak lari peti undi kantoi..
http://bloggerpakatan.com/v/2840
Kita masih lagi boleh mendapatkan sehingga 93 kerusi parlimen
JOHOR: Beg undi dibawa oleh teksi melalui jalan pintu belakang
Ia dibawa oleh teksi melalui jalan belakang pada kira-kira 10.30 malam. Orang ramai mengesyaki ia sebagai penipuan undi dan menahan teksi berhenti dari terus memasuki kawasan pengiraan undi. Abang-abang polis cuba pertahankan makhluk-makhluk dalam teksi tu...
06 Mei 2013
KANTOI ! VIDEO TERBAIK PILIHAN RAYA DI LUAR NEGARA KATA BANGLANAJIB....!!!!
Cubaan Melarikan Peti Undi Dun Manek Urai Parlimen Kuala Krai.
Kita masih lagi boleh mendapatkan sehingga 93 kerusi parlimenJOHOR: Beg undi dibawa oleh teksi melalui jalan pintu belakang
Ia dibawa oleh teksi melalui jalan belakang pada kira-kira 10.30 malam. Orang ramai mengesyaki ia sebagai penipuan undi dan menahan teksi berhenti dari terus memasuki kawasan pengiraan undi. Abang-abang polis cuba pertahankan makhluk-makhluk dalam teksi tu...
Bukti SPR kianat amarah selaku pengadil antara BN dan parti bertanding...
Video cubaan SPR bawak lari peti undi kantoi..
Helicopters dropped 2 SPR packages, suspected to contain voteshttp://bloggerpakatan.com/v/2898
"THIS is really going OVERBOARD...I hope we could get an EXPLANATION for this??? Time 3.50pm. Location Sungai siput (u), perak. Sungai buloh football field. A helicopter dropped 2 packages the SPR believed to contain ballot boxes in them. ANYBODY else saw this please CONFIRM here in CCWM Group on the thread...Thank You!"
HELIKOPTER JATUHKAN 2 BEG, DISYAKI ADA KERTAS UNDI LOKASI SUNGAI SIPUT U ?!!!
"THIS is really going OVERBOARD...I hope we could get an EXPLANATION for this??? Time 3.50pm. Location Sungai siput (u), perak. Sungai buloh football field. A helicopter dropped 2 packages the SPR believed to contain ballot boxes in them. ANYBODY else saw this please CONFIRM here in CCWM Group on the thread...Thank You!"
http://bloggerpakatan.com/v/2861
![网友申述，一辆直升机丢了2袋票来竹芭草场！被民众发现！
2 bag of votes just thrown out from helicopter and found by Rakyat
@[131658516966509:274:Bersih 4.0]](http://sphotos-d.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc6/s480x480/179156_407760375997633_961301504_n.jpg)
Jika Wujud Penipuan, Kerajaan Najib & BN Bakal Tumbang Tak Lama Lagi...
TERHOT ! KERAJAAN NAJIB DAN BN BAKAL TUMBANG..!!!! (+VIDEO)
06 Mei 2013http://bloggerpakatan.com/v/2874
GE 13! UNETHICAL WORKS OF UMNO: " MONEY POLITICS, CLEAR CUT CORRUPTIONS N OATHS! : Nash Ar-Rawy
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| Sumber gambar di sini. |
P/s: Hebat bangsaku menggadaikan maruah negara hanya kerana berapa keping wang ringgit!
Thursday, May 9, 2013
Shocking stunt by EC officer
By Victor Ma
KOTA KINABALU: A woman was allowed to vote – again – despite her name being crossed out in the electoral rolls used by the polling clerk.
After she raised a ruckus with an official at the Likas Sports Complex polling district, journalist Apple Wong was finally allowed to vote – but the fact remains, someone had earlier voted in her place thing she may not turn up.
Now the Election Commission must answer two questions – how come a “phantom voter” was allowed to vote using Apple’s legitimate right, and why did they allow “someone who had already voted” to cast a vote again.
So much for there being no “phantom voters” as claimed by the EC and other enforcement authorities.
Now Apple, a senior reporter, has had reported on quite a number of alleged irregularities in General Elections, in the past, but never in her wild imagination, thought that one day, she would become the complainant herself.
This is her story as she vented out her frustration in her Facebook:
“On Sunday, upon arriving at the polling centre at the Likas Sports Complex, to cast my vote at 2pm, at Saluran 5, I found out that someone had (used my name and) voted on my behalf.
“This could happen to me, someone had voted for me? I was flabbergasted, but I did not panic.
“Keeping my cool I politely inquired of a male election official on duty whether he was sure about it (that I had already cast my vote).
“The official after checking the voters list, returned and told me that my voting number had been cancelled, indicating that I had voted, thus I won’t get to vote for second time.
“Showing my journalist’s identification – I even showed him both my hands that there were no evidence of any marking (of indelible ink) – and then I raised my voice to ask him again.
“Are you really sure about that. I can prove that I had been covering a few polling centres, from 8am till noon, and even some of the Barisan Nasional (BN) candidates can even testify to this.
“He then told me there was nothing he could do.
“When I said I wanted to lodge a complaint, he then called the Election Officer, who too told me the same that their records showed that I had voted earlier. He then told me that I can fill the complaint form.
“But when I was halfway filling the complaint form, the Election Officer suddenly came back and told me to hold on.
“After a brief discussion with two female election officials, the Election Officer then told me that my ballot papers were available still. He admitted that there was a slip-up due to a changing of shift for the election officials.
“This is despite the fact that I saw with my own eyes that my name in the voters list had been cancelled off. The Election Officer assured me that I can now proceed to vote. At last, I cast my vote.
“But I still don’t believe their explanation. I was thinking if I was not a reporter, then perhaps even God cannot save my vote!”
As a retort, she quipped on Facebook: “There’s no need to call me up for an interview, all are welcome to report on this incident based on what i have written here!”
Apple is a senior reporter of Sandakan-based Merdeka Daily, and she works in Kota Kinabalu.
sumber - wikisabah
http://bloggerpakatan.com/v/3021
ELECTORAL CHEATERS ( EC ) ; D PLAIN TRUTH N STRICT PROOFS ; NOT PRESUMPTION!
PLS C : http://bloggerpakatan.com/v/2840
The Malaysian Insider – 4 hours ago
He told over 60,000 people at a rally in Stadium MBPJ here last night that their attendance would send a message to BN that its lacklustre election victory was not due to a “Chinese tsunami” as Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Razak had said, but a “Malaysian tsunami” of all races.
“I want to show Najib this is not a Chinese battle, this is not a Malay battle. We will go to every corner of this country to show we have the support of Malaysians,” Anwar said in a rousing speech.
Observers said the multiracial crowd that packed like sardines into the stadium — usually with a capacity of 25,000 — reflected his claim. The roads outside the stadium were a giant parking lot for kilometres as more tried to cram into the stadium.
A mixed group of young people who had just met held up placards reading “Cina Kawan Saya” and “Melayu Kawan Aku” while they took a photograph together.
Khamis Ahmad Kamil, a 67-year-old ex-soldier, told The Malaysian Insider: “What was Najib talking about? There are so many races here. Everyone is here sitting and standing for one thing — clean elections.”
Anwar told the crowd: “There are people who ask me to retreat, but I want to tell you, Pakatan Rakyat (PR) won! Because PR won, I will never retreat!”
The Permatang Pauh MP and electoral reform group Bersih have announced that they are withholding their recognition of BN’s win in the general election until the allegations of vote-rigging are fully verified and investigated.
Related story: Vote-rigging helped BN win Putrajaya, Kit Siang tells rally
During the campaign and polling period, BN had been accused of vote-buying with cash handouts, conspiring with the Election Commission (EC) to use “indelible ink” that proved to be easily washed off to allow double voting, and flying planeloads of foreigners from east Malaysia to vote in crucial constituencies in the peninsula.
Riding on the popular vote, Anwar pointed out that despite BN’s cheating tactics, 51.4 per cent of Malaysians and about 55 per cent of Perak folk supported PR though this did not translate into an opposition win at the federal level or in the northern state.
With only 48.6 per cent of the popular vote, BN managed to keep its mandate to rule the country due to a history of gerrymandering and delineation of constituencies skewed in favour of BN.
He said that as a consequence, the results of some 30 federal seats are in doubt, bringing into question the standing of the BN government that was formed with just 133 seats, 21 seats more than the 112 required to win by a simple majority.
“It does not matter if you crown yourself, Najib knows there is the problem of legitimacy,” he said, to rip-roaring hoots from the crowd.
Despite the sombre dress code of black to connote the “death” of democracy, colourful party flags and umbrellas brightened up the dark sea as Anwar led the crowd in unison chants of “Reformasi!” and “Ubah!”
The swelling crowd was alive with energy and a sense that an injustice had been done, as Anwar added a new battle cry to his already-formidable ammunition: “Suara rakyat, suara keramat!”
“I see all these people here, and I am surprised how Pakatan can lose with all this support. How is it that BN can win? They must have made a mistake. I want a recount, or a re-election,” ex-soldier Khamis also said.
Anwar urged the crowd not to be afraid through the coming weeks, saying: “We are on the side of a just, peaceful struggle against a corrupt and arrogant Umno/BN.”
He has 21 days to file a court petition for a review of the results and if the existence of electoral fraud is proven, a High Court judge will declare the election result invalid and call for a re-election.
A 21-year-old Malay student told The Malaysian Insider that
attending the rally had made him feel united in a common cause with his
fellow Malaysians and that he was optimistic about what might happen in
the next few weeks.
“I think this rally has given Malaysia new hope. I think something could change. There could be a re-election and the results could change,” he said.
Kumaravignesh Jagatheesan, a 23-year-old student, also said he wants a re-election because he wants Anwar to be the new prime minister as a man of “calibre” who stands for democracy.
When asked how he would feel if re-election did not pan out, he joked: “I’ll change country!”
The rally was a peaceful one and no police presence was seen or felt.
In a show of unity and neighbourly civic-mindedness, rally-goers helped each other navigate some of the logistical difficulties.
When the stadium was filled to the brim and there was no longer any way in on street level, groups of Malaysians helped each other scale the stadium walls with only a rope, buffered by support on both sides.
When the rally concluded and the crowd had to pick their way out in the dark, Malaysians stood guard at every gaping drain in the ground, shining their torches into it to prevent others from falling in.
Several also acted as citizen traffic police in an attempt to control and ease the jam in the area, which saw many rally-goers park several kilometres away from the stadium and walk the distance.
The rally was attended by several personalities including Anwar’s eldest daughter and Lembah Pantai MP Nurul Izzah Anwar, DAP leader and Gelang Patah MP Lim Kit Siang, and Bandar Tun Razak MP and former Selangor Mentri Besar Tan Sri Abdul Khalid Ibrahim.
Related story: Thousands pack Kelana Jaya stadium for Pakatan rally
http://my.news.yahoo.com/anwar-vows-more-rallies-to-challenge-bn-mandate-003158883.html
ELECTORAL CHEATERS ( EC ) ; D PLAIN TRUTH N STRICT PROOFS ; NOT PRESUMPTION!
PLS C : http://bloggerpakatan.com/v/2840
ELECTORAL CHEATERS ( EC ) ; D PLAIN TRUTH N STRICT PROOFS ; NOT PRESUMPTION!
PLS C : http://bloggerpakatan.com/v/2840
nwar vows more rallies to challenge BN mandate
The Malaysian Insider – 4 hours ago
By Emily Ding
PETALING JAYA, May 9 — Datuk Seri
Anwar Ibrahim has pledged more rallies across the country for a
“national consensus” to question the legitimacy of the re-elected
Barisan Nasional (BN) government over allegations of electoral fraud,
starting with Penang this weekend.He told over 60,000 people at a rally in Stadium MBPJ here last night that their attendance would send a message to BN that its lacklustre election victory was not due to a “Chinese tsunami” as Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Razak had said, but a “Malaysian tsunami” of all races.
“I want to show Najib this is not a Chinese battle, this is not a Malay battle. We will go to every corner of this country to show we have the support of Malaysians,” Anwar said in a rousing speech.
Observers said the multiracial crowd that packed like sardines into the stadium — usually with a capacity of 25,000 — reflected his claim. The roads outside the stadium were a giant parking lot for kilometres as more tried to cram into the stadium.
A mixed group of young people who had just met held up placards reading “Cina Kawan Saya” and “Melayu Kawan Aku” while they took a photograph together.
Khamis Ahmad Kamil, a 67-year-old ex-soldier, told The Malaysian Insider: “What was Najib talking about? There are so many races here. Everyone is here sitting and standing for one thing — clean elections.”
Anwar told the crowd: “There are people who ask me to retreat, but I want to tell you, Pakatan Rakyat (PR) won! Because PR won, I will never retreat!”
The Permatang Pauh MP and electoral reform group Bersih have announced that they are withholding their recognition of BN’s win in the general election until the allegations of vote-rigging are fully verified and investigated.
Related story: Vote-rigging helped BN win Putrajaya, Kit Siang tells rally
During the campaign and polling period, BN had been accused of vote-buying with cash handouts, conspiring with the Election Commission (EC) to use “indelible ink” that proved to be easily washed off to allow double voting, and flying planeloads of foreigners from east Malaysia to vote in crucial constituencies in the peninsula.
Riding on the popular vote, Anwar pointed out that despite BN’s cheating tactics, 51.4 per cent of Malaysians and about 55 per cent of Perak folk supported PR though this did not translate into an opposition win at the federal level or in the northern state.
With only 48.6 per cent of the popular vote, BN managed to keep its mandate to rule the country due to a history of gerrymandering and delineation of constituencies skewed in favour of BN.
He said that as a consequence, the results of some 30 federal seats are in doubt, bringing into question the standing of the BN government that was formed with just 133 seats, 21 seats more than the 112 required to win by a simple majority.
“It does not matter if you crown yourself, Najib knows there is the problem of legitimacy,” he said, to rip-roaring hoots from the crowd.
Despite the sombre dress code of black to connote the “death” of democracy, colourful party flags and umbrellas brightened up the dark sea as Anwar led the crowd in unison chants of “Reformasi!” and “Ubah!”
The swelling crowd was alive with energy and a sense that an injustice had been done, as Anwar added a new battle cry to his already-formidable ammunition: “Suara rakyat, suara keramat!”
“I see all these people here, and I am surprised how Pakatan can lose with all this support. How is it that BN can win? They must have made a mistake. I want a recount, or a re-election,” ex-soldier Khamis also said.
Anwar urged the crowd not to be afraid through the coming weeks, saying: “We are on the side of a just, peaceful struggle against a corrupt and arrogant Umno/BN.”
He has 21 days to file a court petition for a review of the results and if the existence of electoral fraud is proven, a High Court judge will declare the election result invalid and call for a re-election.
“I think this rally has given Malaysia new hope. I think something could change. There could be a re-election and the results could change,” he said.
Kumaravignesh Jagatheesan, a 23-year-old student, also said he wants a re-election because he wants Anwar to be the new prime minister as a man of “calibre” who stands for democracy.
When asked how he would feel if re-election did not pan out, he joked: “I’ll change country!”
The rally was a peaceful one and no police presence was seen or felt.
In a show of unity and neighbourly civic-mindedness, rally-goers helped each other navigate some of the logistical difficulties.
When the stadium was filled to the brim and there was no longer any way in on street level, groups of Malaysians helped each other scale the stadium walls with only a rope, buffered by support on both sides.
When the rally concluded and the crowd had to pick their way out in the dark, Malaysians stood guard at every gaping drain in the ground, shining their torches into it to prevent others from falling in.
Several also acted as citizen traffic police in an attempt to control and ease the jam in the area, which saw many rally-goers park several kilometres away from the stadium and walk the distance.
The rally was attended by several personalities including Anwar’s eldest daughter and Lembah Pantai MP Nurul Izzah Anwar, DAP leader and Gelang Patah MP Lim Kit Siang, and Bandar Tun Razak MP and former Selangor Mentri Besar Tan Sri Abdul Khalid Ibrahim.
Related story: Thousands pack Kelana Jaya stadium for Pakatan rally
http://my.news.yahoo.com/anwar-vows-more-rallies-to-challenge-bn-mandate-003158883.html
ELECTORAL CHEATERS ( EC ) ; D PLAIN TRUTH N STRICT PROOFS ; NOT PRESUMPTION!
PLS C : http://bloggerpakatan.com/v/2840
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