Hi, my name is Grace and I’m from a
beautiful tropical country call Malaysia.
Malaysia is a beautiful country consists of
13 states and 3 federal territories.
There are 3 main races in Malaysia – Malay, Chinese and Indians. Yes,
like US there was once that we had an internal war among our own races.
Millions of people died and injured on that time and it is until now, the most
heart aching memories for most of the Malaysians. Years gone by, and we all had
learned our lesson through this heart breaking incident (we call it “513”) and
have been living in a peaceful and harmony environment since then.
Malaysians love their country. It is a
country rich with cultures and definitely a food paradise. We are proud to tell
people that Malaysia is our home, where we grow up with so many different races
of friends and we speak some of their languages.
But everything changes after yesterday……
Politics are usually something very
complicated and dark. But in Malaysia, the only word we can use to describe the
politics here is – Dirty! In this so call the “democracy” country, everything
is control by this sole party – Barisan Nasional, what to air on TV, what to
say and what not to say, what to read in the newspaper…… Basically
everything. Some said that this party even
controls the election and the voting as well. I never really believe it but now
I do, as it really happened and many Malaysians witnessed this issue with their
own eyes.
5 May 2013, 29 million Malaysians have
witnessed the dirtiest election in Malaysia’s history.
Case 1: Our country’s fate depends on the
people from another country
Before the election, there were rumors
saying that people from Bangladesh were being paid by Barisan Nasional to come
to Malaysia to vote.
You must be curious, how come these people
holding another country’s passport can cast their votes for another country.
Well, surprisingly these foreigners were not only paid, but were also given a
Malaysia identity card as soon as they reach our land. They were brought in by
MAS airlines charted flight (MAS is an expensive airline in Malaysia and most
of the people here choose to travel by Airasia – Low cost flight instead of MAS
as we cannot afford the flight tickets) and escorted by our local policemen to
the voting center.
Luckily some of our people are brave enough
to volunteer themselves as Ghost-busters at the voting center to look out for
these “ghost voters” and stop as many as they could. There are videos recorded
by other people that our own local policeman actually help to make way for
these “ghost voters” into the center even though other locals tried to stop
them.
Case 2: Voting center never pay for their
electricity bills
This seems to happen in every election.
There are always certain voting centers never clear their electricity bills
during the vote counting session. Malaysians call this “Magical moment”.
How magical it is? Simple. During the counting of the votes, all of a sudden the lights go off. While a recount is being perform in the dark, all of a sudden there appear another mysterious one or 2 boxes of uncounted votes. Where does these boxes of extra votes come from? How come no one sees it during the lights on?
Definitely interesting isn't it? So next time, if you decided to go for a magic show, look no where! Come to Malaysia during our General Election and experience the greatest magic of all time perform by Barisan Nasional.
Case 3: Unidentified bags of votes from the
sky
Well, this was what I heard from my friend.
At one area, all of a sudden there were 2 bags of votes being dropped from the
sky down to the field. According to trustworthy resources, these bags of votes
were carried out by people from Barisan Nasional with the intention of
disposing it. They thought that the people down the field are from their own
team. But no, people from the opposition party were down there and they got the
bags and bring them to the police station.
To all non-Malaysian who are reading this,
I’m writing it not because of I hate my country. I love my country too much
and couldn't bare to see it is again fallen into the wrong hands. And these
wrong hands do not win the election fair and square. FYI, millions and millions
of Malaysians from all around the world came home to vote for a change, and yet
they went home with disappointment.
And to all Malaysians, thank you for
uniting and coming home from thousands of miles away to vote for a change. Yes,
Malaysia government & Barisan Nasional have again brought us a huge
disappointment with all their dirty tricks to win this election. But we shall
not give up!
Rome is not built in one day, and so does
the fight of democracy in Malaysia! We
shall keep on fighting and believe that one day, God will hear us
and lead our beloved country to a better future!
Malaysia Boleh! Malaysian Boleh!
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