BLACK DAYS In the Month of MAY

May 2013 is definitely a month to mourn the death of Democracy in Malaysia, more so about the many frauds during the General Election on 5th. May 2013. By all statistic and first vote counting in many counting centres, plas the overwhelming support by the people of Malaysia, Pakatan Rakyat should have won and be the new government of Malaysia.

But sad to say, for the first time in history, the results which favored Pakatan Rakyat was not officially announced, and even the unofficial results was also stopped soon after 10pm on that night. In less than 30 minutes the results was again broadcasted, and this time, BN's results came up very fast. There and then many of us sensed something wrong some where, and true enough by mid night BN was declared the winner.

Now what is next?

The people must protest against such frauds and declared PR have been cheated of their winning vote counts. So we have the series of BLACK OUT Rallies. The people of Malaysia wanted the whole world to know the truth about our PRU13. The cries of the people wanted an appeal for a recount and examination of the ballots of 30 constituencies.

May can be a month of BLACK OUT protests. At the same time, a legal baord must be set up by PR to present the cases to the Court of Law. Mere crying and rallies carries very little effect to a deaf ear of BN. The crowd is nothing to a blinded BN. But expressions and cries must be heard by the world at large.

PR must prepared to settledown and to move on in their three PR states. Development and economy progression should be on the top priority. PR must present their cases of this PRU13 in the Court of Law.

Over reacting and rallies and rallies could backfire on PR itself. It does not help to settledown their numerous supporters. Their anger and dissatidfaction of the results can bear negative effect of productivity in place of work. Persuade them to settledown and be productive workers, helping to raise up the development and progress of the states. Rallies also disrupted traffic and causing much incovenience to the public. Let us get back on the table to work out a better way of expression and fighting for a fair election.

Paying more attention to the disheartened PR divisions. Every party get going to encourage their state exco members, their division leaders etc. Work out a five-year strategy of how to bring cares and helps to the rural folks, to the less fortunates, and to the jobless youngters. Think about the setting up of a PR Welfare Fund.

Do not give a false hope to supporters, but just tell them, we will try to fight it out in the court of Law, and whatever the outcome may be, let us all get back to work and get ready for any by-election, and also for PRU14.

Leaders of PR must find time to rest physically, and recharge with energy for active roles as MPs and also as DUN. Let every action as MP or DUn be make known to the mass media. May I suggest that UBAH.TV be rename as Pakatan.TV for the next five years. Keep it going. Keep the program fresh and informative.

Keep in touch with all of you. God bless you all.