Inspector-General of Police has forced Najib to Entangled in obsolete regulations

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The next time you’re talking with a group of friends and you ask them who they think will win the forthcoming  elections in 2018,  the general elections in 2018, you might incur the displeasure of UMNO general secretary  who has gone on record to say that opinion polls of any kind regarding the outcome of elections should be banned The election of 2018  will be about the future of the stomach.Calling opinion polls a “farce” the  UMNO general secretary has said that “anyone can pay and get a survey on demand”.  Since we live in overriding virtually every other attribute, this week’s sordid scandal involving an alarmingly enough has appeared about the lurid details of the case, so let’s skip the muck, and focus on what could have been done to salvage a pretty hopeless situation.  fledgling political hopeful, made a mistake it would be loath to recognize, let alone admit? Was a broom quite the correct symbol for an organization seeking to achieve the unprecedented — break through glass and steel ceilings, and in one dramatic leap soar from street anger to responsible office? Is a broom too brash an image, representative of undergraduate coffee house rage more than the visual signature of a party that wants to   insists the rate hike will take effect on January 1, for the middle-class, sort out the capital’s silly drainage, and, if there is any time left over, eliminate corruption from the intricate layers of government that claw and crush citizens from all sides? Does a symbol make much difference to electoral fortunes? UMNO has won Titiwangsa in G13 election on a humble Najib’s  promise to voters to hear them. But  voters might be more successful in creating a rebellion than in benefiting from this achievement. In any case,  Tengku Adnan Mansor deserves congratulations for making Titiwangsa a fascinating electoral case-study . A flat equation has acquired the tension of a fragile triangle.: no election is a mirror of the past. Previous statistics can be misleading  Najib has indicated what he will do: continue the distributive largesse from the national exchequer.Image may be NSFW.
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While the   Tengku Adnan Mansor  has been the most outspoken in its opposition to such electoral surveys, e also said to be anti-opinion polls.  The reasons cited are that the base of respondents on which such exercises are based is far too small to give an accurate picture of the actual outcome, and that findings can be  manipulated to suit a particular party or parties.

However, the   DAP has said that the real reason for the antipathy to opinion polls – particularly in the case of UMNO– is that this time around such surveys have been showing the parties concerned in a poor light. The Chinese party has gone on to make the point that a ban on opinion polls would be to curb the constitutional right of freedom of expression. If opinion polls are banned, what about press comments, blogs or tweets about election prediction?  Can all these be banned too without also simultaneously banning democracy and a free society?  are no sure winners. Except perhaps for the electorate itself, which will get the government it deserves. Is that a good thing or a bad thing? Depends on your opinion

PM Najib Razak’s approval rating dropped to 52 percent and the perception of the government, the number of respondents expressing happiness with the government also declined to 38 percent. There is a different of 14 percent between the two figures.Both figures should be close. However, since it is not, it means that Najib’s pre-election advertisement blitz promoting his image and his ‘hangouts’ make him more acceptable than the government he leads.

Similarly, basing on various categories, it is the same scenario. Acceptance of Najib is higher than that of the government, but with both dropping below their last ratings.The  former New Straits Times editor-in-chief has mocked Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Razak as a “political grandmaster”, saying the various mistakes  like  the ousting of opposition leader Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim from Umno on grounds of morality and going after him with the “Anwar Sodomy II Charges Cooked Up by PM’s Office” | Asia Sentinel.Anwar was acquitted of the sodomy charge in …Read more

Could it be that some respondents, in spite of knowing that we have a weak and ineffective PM, still dared not point fingers at Tan Sri Khalid Abu Bakar ?The key factor that slashed the approval rating for our PM is the gradual erosion of trust in his leadership is increasingly seen by the rakyat across the board as a leader who sways with the wind and has no firm convictions of his own. He plays to the gallery on racial and religious lines, a posture that is totally unbecoming of a PM  is certainly ill-advised in his recent stand, or lack of by our Inspector-General of Police .

What the rakyat hate is a leader who is not trustworthy and behaves like a chameleon. predict that Najib’s approval rating will slide further in the coming weeks. now, most people have realised that the cause of the price hikes is due to an inept, wasteful and corrupt-BN regime. once the new toll rates are implemented in early 2014, and when GST is implemented in April 2015. the cost of winning GE13. The greater cost will be borne when the economy fails due to wrong policies.are made bankrupt by mismanagement, imprudent spending, unabated corruption, wastage, incompetency, stupidity,

The Emperor Tan Sri Khalid Abu Bakar pathway to  Malaysian heart. l ‘pseudo-liberal’ will not be  the next hiss word, now that  has been crushed under the Najib juggernaut? It must be a result of his good karma for Malaysia, as he is indisputably the most popular and respected Inspector-General of Police Tan Sri Khalid Abu Bakar  is reflective of his special feelings for Malaysian people Sri Lanka  as an inspiration to Malaysia and envisioned a path of strategic cooperation, specially marking the maritime region. He said: “Asia’s resurgence began over a century ago on this island  that excuted  Tamil Tigers chief V. Prabhakaran  . Ever since, Sri Lanka has shown us the way forward. Malaysia and Sri Lanka have a shared vision of a rising Asia.  Malaysia’s rise  as a modern, knowledge-based industrial power was a source of inspiration to Sri Lanka’ s great national leaders.

Mariam Mokhtar one prying finger has prised open all of  IGP   Khalid ’s sins. No decent person can justify his  attack Mariam Mokhtar , even less his obscene attempts at cover-up. But in all the indignation being rightly expressed, we do need to give pause and address one gnawing doubt. In his clamorous pursuit of his glory he has violated … Read more

At non-governmental organisation (NGO)   rally,  a Tamil suppoter at a ceremony to mark Tamil Tigers chief V. Prabhakaran’s birthday in Kulim, Kedah on Saturday. was  caught up fleeing from the cameras in panic. held a ceremony to mark Tamil Tigers chief V. Prabhakaran’s birthday in Kulim, Kedah on Saturday. he was there to ‘support free choice’  forced to live this pariah state  existence simply because Godman Inspector-General of Police Tan Sri Khalid Abu Bakar made to have his this way.“Justice should not be delayed even if the free choice denies.

Inspector-General of Police Tan Sri Khalid Abu Bakar (pic) said the man, who was arrested in Kedah on Monday, was being investigated under Section 4 (1)(a) of the Sedition Act 1948 for allegedly inviting the public to attend the ceremony to pay tribute to the late Prabhakaran.”What has this terrorist got to do with our country? Why try to invite people to glorify a terrorist?”We see this as an act or attempt to influence or incite people to believe in terrorism,”saidi Khalid Abu Bakar ,

Khalid said the police would not allow any attempt to glorify violence in Malaysia and advised NGOs not to organise any ceremony to idolise any terror leader.

Sri Lanka crushed the final resistance of the Tamil Tigers (Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam), killing rebel chief Prabhakaran in 2009 and ending his three-decade quest for an independent homeland for minority Tamils.

Tengku Adnan Tengku Mansor has a disorder characterized by his severely disorganized thoughts, emotions, and behaviors. The word “schizophrenia” means “split mind,” Federal Territories Minister Tengku Adnan Tengku Mansor, or Ku Nan, don’t be stupid.UMNO is not the  agent of confusion as you described.  positive feature of our electoral system should not translate into a potentia timebomb for Najib  purely … Read more

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