SAVE MALAYSIAThe 13th General Elections

The elections are around the corner. How we decide will determine our future, the future of our children and grandchildren, and indeed for generations to come. Decide wisely. For some of us, there may not be a second chance. Above all, do not be afraid. This is your home. This is your land. This is your democratic right. Be wise.

Seriously who would you prefer?The eyes, it is said, are a window to the soul!

Rosmah Mansor Wan Azizah

Chua Soi Lek or Lim Kit Siang

Shahrizat Jalil or Nurul Izzah

Mukhriz Mahathir or Rafizi Ramli

Koh Tsu Koon or Lim Guan Eng

Ibrahim Ali or Nik Abdul Aziz

Zambry Kadir or Nizar Jamaluddin

You decide on the type of society you wish your family to live in

Make the wrong choices and you have only yourself to blame.

Should we have more of the same?

Are these the type of leaders who have your best interests at heart?

Or are they more keen on safeguarding their own interests?

Have you had enough of the likes of:• The BMF scandal……… … RM3.2 billion

The Maminco scandal..……… RM 1.6 billion

• The Forex losses scandal…… RM30 billion

• The Perwaja steel scandal……RM 2.56 billion

• The submarines commission...RM500 million

• Bank Islam losses and bailout..RM700 millionThe PKFZ scandal....................RM 12 billionSime Darby losses....................RM964 million

• Terengganu Stadium collapse.. RM292 million

• NFC CowGate scandal……… RM250 milion

• Bailout of MAS (twice)…………RM7.9 billion

• Defence Ministry paying RM1,146 for a RM160 technical pen

• Youth and Sports Ministry buying a RM50 car

• jack for RM1,664

• Paying RM 2.57 million to deceased pensioners

• MARA Training Centre paying RM25,500 for 150 kg of sugar Tourism Ministry overpaying almost RM270 million for advertisements

• Marine Parks Dept paying RM56,350 for night

• binoculars valued at RM1,940

• TNB spending RM770,000 to supply power to a single house

• (The list goes on and on on.

• Education flip-flop policies

• Declining educational standards

• Rising crime rates

• Rising prices of necessities

• Altantuyaa’s murder

• Butt-shaking at Ambiga

• Death of Teoh Beng Hock

• Racist policies

• Inefficient, biased civil service

• Kugan’s death

• Lies in newspapers, radio and TV

• Interference with the Judiciary

• Foreigners voting in local elections

• Electoral fraud

• Reducing value of RM: RM2.51 to the

• Spore dollar now

• Sabah and Sarawak marginalised

• Introduction of goods/services tax

• Double-standards prosecution

• Denial of basic freedom• Police brutality

• Never ever seeming to end.)

Isn’t it time for change?

The matter is in your hands