If i was a suspicious person i’d think that i was being censored. But I shan’t because why should i be censored when freedom of speech is the right of all Mankind innit.

admin: chill dude, we’ve all got work to do!

YCC : comparing with Singapore still doesnt answer why should petrol prices be blamed at the government. If the opposition wants credibility, use “im better than you” tactics. If its complained that the Government denies / controls information, opposition/activists should take the moral highground and debate the right issues and not just sentiment.

It is really disgusting to see Anwar pandering on YouTube to a group of Kampung people about how when he was Finance Minister during the years before 1998 that the price of petrol did not go up. And that Voting for him, he will gurantee that petrol prices will fall flat.

Failing to mention that oil prices at that point in time was relatively stable and the asian economy was booming not because he was in ministerial position, but he was there at that point in time.

Whats he going to pay for it with? All the hot air from his lungs? What makes the opposition/activists any better off then the ‘corrupt’ government if they pander to low blow tactics like that in the first place.

Talk about Corruption, Crime and Accountability. Thats whats rotting this country inside out.

Reference:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OmxoN_BL-IM

2.Toll
Corruptions - $ paid to middleman is hidden cost to add on, hence there is a “need” to increase toll rate every yr even though company is still making profits.
(Anwar would know this better, when someone wants him to increase the toll rate)

Crime rate and corruption can hv separate heading (For displaying statistics purposes)

3.Crime rate
The number of police over population ratio is at good level BUT
The current police force is simply misdeployed for other purposes.
(There are statistics on this as well)

Use statistics, it is more convincing (for those urban area voters).

4.Corruption
List down the top 10 corruptions by value.
PKFZ, etc.

References

http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/62779366-ca1f-11dc-b5dc-000077b07658.html <– oil prices

http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/623ead42-da89-11dc-9bb9-0000779fd2ac.html <— Grain prices.. although mostly involving poor countries and not developing countries.

http://search.ft.com/ftArticle?queryText=world+food+prices&aje=true&id=071216000089&ct=0 World price increase of food

Here is the chinese version.

http://blog.twilight-zones.com/?p=314