IGGG Malaysia should come to pass now post GE13, Thank God, Joshua
OPEN LETTER
What is the
way forward after GE13 on a flawed mandate?
What is it
after the clarion call of UBAH?
That UBAH process
is ongoing at accelerated space despite the BN/UMNO remains in office at
Putrajaya and for what purpose when the Writings are on the Wall Malaysia?
Lets look at
the results very much contaminated by all sorts of rigging by EC as denied for
decades.
The PR got
51% of the popular votes when BN got only 46% leaving the rest to the
Independents and other smaller parties which are also in opposition to
BN/UMNO. So the opposition actually got 54% of the
votes cast.
When 80% of
the voters of 13m came out and so the opposition to BN/UMNO got 54% of the
10.4m votes and that is 5.6m of the total votes cast. So BN/UMNO got 4.8m.
So the
purpose of the General Election is for the leaders on both side of the divide
to get the mandate from the populous votes.
Did BN/UMNO under the leadership of Najib really get the mandate?
What kind of
mandate is expected to be in the voting pattern?
The mandate
should come from real support of the votes cast.
There are
various types of votes mainly support or protests votes.
It is
important for the voters to be genuine supporters.
Some of the
giant killers got their votes from ‘protesters’ against the BN/UMNO’s sort of big
wig or big gun.
For the
reigning Government to be effective to implement whatever policies and
projects, we need people who are genuine to support the parties and leaders
concerned.
So lets
examine the BN/UMNO’s votes of 4.8m when
there are over 3m of UMNO members alone not to consider the members of the
other 12 coalition members. Then the
other component members could easily add up to 1.8m. So who are the voters of BN/UMNO? The civil servants of present and retired
ones including family members could easily add up to some 3 millions. Normally
the civil servants including the retired ones would vote for the reigning
Government I have not considered the
number of employees of the Government
Linked Agencies and statutory bodies which could employ a few millions of
workers. So the total of such people
could be up to 10m. (I may be wrong here
and can anyone rebut my assumptions here with real figures).
So can I draw
a conclusion that many of these estimated 10m had not voted and supported
BN/UMNO? It is also to be questioned
that the total registered voters is about 13 millions as most of the BN/UMNO
members also come from employees of civil service and the Government linked
agencies.
If that is
the case, then can we considered those groups with vested interests really
voted with wholeheartedly support for the BN/UMNO. Here, I can also assume that many who know
BN/UMNO inside out did not vote for BN/UMNO.
It is to be
questioned that the said mandate is not without any flaw then. If BN/UMNO as the incumbent got more than 60%
of the votes, then the mandate could be accepted as more reliable.
The 1Malaysia
Government could be further flawed when only few newly elected members of
Parliament are Chinese from MCA and Indian from MIC possibly making the
1Malaysia Cabinet as lopsided with most members from UMNO only.
Najib wanted
a good government and a well balanced cabinet and a two third in the Parliament
to push forward his transformation programme but none of that is available now
after GE13. It is also likely that a
significant portion of his stable of people did not vote for BN/UMNO as lost
faith in Najib.
So Najib
should now have another look at UBAH when those voted for the opposition come
from support for the UBAH. So 54% have
no faith in Najib when the seats (133 out of 222) obtained by BN/IMNO are
indeed questioned for the many irregularities of the Election Commission and
the Police.
How can Najib
proceed to keep the fort at Putrajaya to be effective when many knows they had
been cheated in GE13?
I would
expect Najib to hand over the power to PR to avoid further embarrassment when
further scrutiny of the GE13 would expose the extent of the frauds in GE13. If black outs are so common in the midst of
final counting of votes to turn over losing BN/UMNO candidates into winners and
if EC is not at fault, then EC should set up adequate emergency lights at all
counting centres. I have also urged the
set up of an NGO known as Ballot Boxes Brigade (BBB or 3B).
Anwar had
twitted that the early results from the various polling centres indicated PR
had won Putrajaya, but the final results confirmed otherwise. I am told that the Police had roadblocked the
road to the Istana and the State Assembly Building in Kota Kinabalu at about
9pm on 5th May, 2013 and why is this so if BN/UMNO had won Sabah
case? Would the Police confirm these
road blocks?
I would also
like to challenge Najib to set up a Royal Commission of Inquiry on the Electoral system including the Election
Commission and the various Election Acts to clear all the accusations of the
performance of the Election Commission. I know some new features appeared in GE13
after the Parliamentary Select Committee did its round nationwide in 2011. Some of the new features have created some
serious troubles especially the indelible ink which turned out to be an
expensive fake quality. It was just for
show only trying to play down the alleged cheating of multiple voting by some
voting agents. It had backfired because
the indelible ink was easily washable.
The promise of cleaning up the rolls after the Royal Commission of
Inquiry on Illegal Immigrants in Sabah was not fulfilled and the Roll was
contaminated with Project IC holders not only in Sabah but nationwide.
Also Najib
did not have a mandate of his own in 2009 when he assumed PM and for four years
the system of governance was also flawed and can we accept another term of four
or five years of flawed mandate?
So is that
true democracy? Who are we fooling now?
Should we not
go for another fresh GE within the year after the double RCI on Illegal
Immigrants Sabah and on the Electoral System be fully applied for a more
meaningful and balanced public contests.
If one year
is too short, it is better that Najib having lost all public confidence in his
Government largely in the use of delay tactics for the past four years step
down now for an Interim Good Governance Government (IGGG) Malaysia for a two year tenure to be
backed up by the military (not trusting the Police as spoilers so far) to
maintain the security. In this way, it
is the best way to avert the possibility of the worst to come in the nation as
tension post GE13 is now building up.
The military has sort of also lost faith in Najib a former Defence
Minister when a few retired top army generals offered themselves as opposition candidates
in the GE13 with one in Lumut winning a very big majority. The other maiden one
in Johore Baru also got very high votes. The fact that the retired generals as opposing
candidates managed to obtain tremendous support speak volume of protests again
Najib precipitating no confidence in Najib and BN/UMNO.
So the DYMM
YDP Agong should do the needful now and not wait any longer.
Joshua Y. C.
Kong
PM of IGGG
(M) designate. 8th May, 2013
013-8394513
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