Archive - 13 April 2011

S'WAK POLLS Two days left into the campaign, and CM blows his top over what he characterised was DAP's smear campaign against him.

UPDATED 9.34PM In a dramatic turn of events, the top blogger also says it was Anwar who gave him the 'green light'.

The MCLM president was told that he is blacklisted and cannot enter the state, with no reason given.

Lenggong assemblyperson Tajol Rosli Ghazali says the coalition has been performing its own analysis and can win 34 seats.

S'WAK POLLS It warns DAP to remove the billboard or face possible legal action.

MB however says the decision to bring experts may not be enough to resolve the controversial issue.

This is the first time ever a prime minister has held an official meeting with the Association of Churches in Sarawak.

When the two met at the market, Najib and PAS president were seen to shake hands and hug each other.

TEOH RCI The alleged assault victim gave conflicting testimony during the inquest and at the RCI yesterday.

Malaysiakini's main servers located at TM and Jaring datacentres continue to be bombarded by a DOS attack today - 30 hours after the initial attack began.

This is a measure to protect existing and newly-identified cultural sites within the state, says CM Lim Guan Eng.

Family of disabled ISA detainee Kadir Hashim cannot believe he is involved in a plan to blow up Putrajaya.

S’WAK POLLS ANALYSIS But Pakatan's dream of preventing a two-thirds majority may be shattered by a last-minute surge in BN support in the interior.

Opposition can win several seats but not enough to deny the BN a two-third majority, says chief minister's advisor.

Its director-general Mohamed Khalid Yusuf said the losses suffered by the department were about RM2.2 billion.

Coalition of NGOs says the far-flung business interests of the Sarawak chief minister and his family must be investigated.

In view of the high cost outstation voters would have to bear just return home to vote, LBA has came out with an initiative to facilitate transportation.

UPDATED 3.30PM Among others, a group calling itself Suara Anak-anak Malaysia led by vocal critic Mohamed Ghani Abd Jiman also tells CM Lim Guan Eng to ‘shut up'.

S’WAK POLLS The protestors are upset over a DAP leader’s speech in which he made a pun on SUPP’s name in Mandarin.

S'WAK POLLS Sources in Media Prima say that all the TV stations have been instructed to black out the opposition’s ceramahs in urban areas.

COMMENT Our leaders are not even aware of this impending new era of 'Singularity'... we can't even implement and realise ‘1Malaysia'.

UPDATED 4.25PM They were demanding plots of land promised to squatters who have been occupying a site in Kampung DBI, Buntong.

S’WAK POLLS UPDATED 1.50PM The prime minister says BN’s aim is to form a government, which only requires a simple majority.

How to have the last laugh on BN.

See Chee How, PKR candidate for Batu Lintang, has suffered for championing minorities and speaking out against injustice.

I have better things to do than arrange clandestine meetings and carry bags of money around, says carpet man Deepak Jaikishan.

The businessman accuses the blogger of being a blackmailer and blogger for hire, which the latter denies.

The judge has consented to its application, moving the date from April 18 to April 25.

COMMENT The rural seats comprise the overwhelming majority of seats, an estimated 45 out of 71 seats, while another six are in semi-rural areas such as Sarikei and Mukah.

S'WAK POLLS SUPP calls for reinforcements from their peninsular Malaysia counterparts to help in its campaign, particularly against DAP.