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Jeff I know you will not disappoint the people. we have faith in you.

all the best buddy and see you in parliament as an MP. Bring me along as visitor lo when they swear you in. He he.

Today I am so happy to learn that three colleagues here have together made rm10,000 for you. I don't think the fund has reached you yet, but it's so touching and encouraging to see this, because we are all far far away from Penang - Singapore!

To those who are thinking to help Jeff (and democracy in Malaysia), time is actually running out. Act immediately as there is not much time for the money to be used to procure the logistics. Only 12 days of campaigning! Quick, run!

Dear Jeff,

No amount is too small here and I have just done my part for the donation.

It's sincerely a wish from Tee family that you will do well in the coming election @ Jelutong.

Besides, I have emailed all my friends about the donation campaign and hopefully the target amount will be reached faster than expected in order to get a blogger into the parliament.

Brother, all the best.

For easy reference:

For those who want to cut to the chase, you can Maybank2U or ATM to Jeff's Maybank Account:

Name: OOI CHUAN AUN
Number: 512222409165

Please forward this blog entry to your friends and pass the word around. Thanks.

Ten ringgit a person can go a long way ... donate to your future, Malaysian's

Jeff 4 Jelutong First before Jeff 4 Malaysia. I have wired contributions to your account and the DAP HQ one in support of DAP cause. Whatever support we can render do it now to help Jeff achieve his achievable as he is also up against a Gerakan newcomer, Dr Thor Teong Gee. With the winds of change blowing in the opposition favor, Jeff might be carried into the August Parliament body with the will of the people as anything can happen in politics.

His colleague DAP strategist Liew ChinTong standing at Bukit Bendera against Chia Kwang Chye has aptly put it
“I am here to humbly seek a mandate from the people and be their agent of change. I am not here to seek personal gain,” he told reporters. He said: "The choice is left to the voters to decide whether they are satisfied with what they have seen in the past years or if they want stronger check and balance within the government."
Another concern is the state’s political dominance, citing that by 2010, Penang will turn into a "second Sabah". "Gerrymandering will see unprofessional appropriation of voters within constituencies and Penang will be an Umno state by then. He added: "We want Penang to change this by denying Barisan Nasional the two-thirds majority to ensure that the Election Commission will not be able to redraw the boundaries and thus put a stop to Umno’s political juggernaut and preserve Penang’s passion for democracy,"

DAP is against great odds in Penang. Its party chief reported getting venues for ‘ceremahs” is also difficult. There was a drama in Panang when its legal adviser Rayer complained of marginalization of DAP Indian Candidates in Penang - another infighting cropping up. The leadership of veteran Karpal Singh solved the situation when Rayer retracted his accusations in the afternoon. More details & pics at
http://powerpresent.blogspot.com/2008/02/pkr-parliamentary-line-up-surprises.html
plus PKR catching on the popularity & exposure of the Lingam Viedo Clip players to win in two seats. The maker of the clip Loh Gwo Burne is standing in Kelana Jaya most probably at the behest of his father Loh Kim Fah, a rich man bankrolling his participation via a PKR ticket. And the other lawyer Wee Choo Keong is abandoning his MDP and the Bukit Bintang seat he had won before as an MP and trying his chance in Wangsa Maju under PKR.

hey Jeff, I'm a Malaysian student in Australia. I have been following screenshots since it's humble beginning days when it was still a blogspot. All I can say is all the best. We need more people who will actually represent the rakyat in the parliament. I believe this country is in a critical stage and if our leaders continue to remain complacent, i think Malaysia will very soon live in the shadow of it's previous golden era. Telling you from the field, MALAYSIA is experiencing severe BRAIN DRAIN. Many of my fellow Malaysian students love Malaysia. We want to come back to our beloved tanah air but we are very frustrated by all the red tape, corruption and empty promises. Malaysia has been made a laughing stock around the globe especially with the infamous 'you know who' interview with Al-jazeera pertaining the BERSIH rally. I belive many young ppl echo the same sentiment. We want change and we do not want Malaysia being Boleh for all the wrong reasons.

All the best Jeff! I'll personally make small token of contribution for help you champion your cause which is for the sake of our future as Malaysians. God Bless You!

Good day Jeff,

I'm your reader since one and the half years ago. I was learned from your screenshots what should a Malaysian citizen's should act. I’m IT guy whose work in MNC and have an opportunity to explore to some countries for work assignment and training. I have a very bad feeling during my trip to Singapore at one time.

I have heard all kind of bad Governance about our Government from the taxi driver who sent me to hotel. I have to take it by laughing by our neighbor, because I’m Malaysian. I’m really feel up sad and ashamed with Malaysian Government.

This message is for our government :
-- Hey Pak Lah, please let your “Rakyat” to be proud of your country, let us feel we are part of Malaysian; Be fair to other races of “Rakyat”, we are the tax payer ! Please seriously choose a talented an educated people to be the MP, “Menteri” or any of the top Government officer. To be a successor must have an open minded (Think), knowledgeable (EQ), commit (Accept comment) and change (Action). Not by your mouth commitment, especially when the GE time nearby. ----- * I want to voice this out to our Government for some times ago, now I did it “DO YOU REALLY THINK YOUR “RAKYAT” STUPID ???!!“

I’m going to vote at parliamentary area 046 – Batu Kawan for the coming GE2008. This is my first time join the polling. I’m very sure that I’m going to support DAP, not to means I’m siding DAP, but I can see DAP can change our generations, at least at this point.

I choose to drop my message via jeffooi.com is because I believe this is the only way to pass the “Rakyat” ‘s message to government and all Malaysian , not the so call “Pak Lah” ‘s commitment, to hear Rakyat’s voices.

I personally will contribute a small money to your account. We want to see changes after the GE2008. Wish you all the best.

Rgds,
Fores