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Real News Please????!!!!

This is the first time I so kan-cheong about the election. So kan-cheong partly because there is a chance that our beloved rulers might be toppled or at least HUMBLED exponentially. My mother called me last night, "You don't go anywhere ah, tonight, tomorrow, the next day, the next-next day, the next-next-next day....go TESCO and stock up your food in case things go crazy after the election".
I sit there anxiously, waiting for some crazy ballooney person to come force me to go vote. I didn't vote wor. I know, sad story. You don't have to tell me what a sad case of a Malaysian I am because everybody been telling me and clucking their tongues at me liao.
But this is the first time I log on the Internet and watch for real LIVE reporting of the results. But I made one big mistake. I went to TheStar website. It was rather depressing as I see all also BN winning. From top to bottom also BN winning. Kanasai! This cannot be true lah, right?
From what I am saying now, you know where I stand lah, rite? Then I faster-faster think properly and decided to log into MalaysiaKini. THEN ONLY I SEE REAL LIVE RESULTS! Idiots. Apparently, all the other parties also winning seats what???? Why The Star never report anything but BN winning in Sarawak geh? We all dead already, not alive, don't deserve to know other results, izzit?
Big time idiots behind the stupid bloody newspaper reporting blardie lop-sided news.
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Anonymous said…
I boycott STAR already since 3 months ago. In fact I NEVER buy any more newspaper. Why should I??

It's ever blatantly singing praises about Barisan Najis and putting down the Pembangkang...it's no secret.

Tell all your friends to do the same. No newspaper ha...we wont die.

The Star very pandai to 'twist words' to make Barisan Najis look like angels and pembangkang look like devils.

In fact Berita Harian, Utusan, Malay Mail all also same la. All controlled by Barisan Najis scums.

Killer
March 9, 2008 at 11:38 PM
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