Sunday, January 18, 2009

Barack Obama's Video

Naim --

I have some exciting news to share about the future of this grassroots movement.

I recorded a personal message for you. Please take a minute to watch the video:

Watch the video



What you built can't stop now. Together with our partners at the Democratic National Committee and its new chairman, Governor Tim Kaine, this movement will continue organizing and bringing new people into the political process.

The challenges facing our country are too great, and our journey to change America is just beginning.

I look forward to working side-by-side with you in the months and years ahead.

Thanks,

Barack

Tuesday, January 13, 2009

Michelle's call for service

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Naim

One week from today, on January 19th, Barack and I will join thousands of people all across the country for an extraordinary day of service.

I recorded a short video to tell you more about this important effort. Please take a minute to watch it and sign up to host or attend a service event near you.

Host or attend a service event

Volunteers of all ages and backgrounds are committing to renew America together, one community at a time.

Whatever service activity you organize or take part in -- cleaning up a park, giving blood, volunteering at a homeless shelter, or mentoring an at-risk youth -- you can help start this important journey. But this is about more than just a single day of service, it's the beginning of an ongoing commitment to your community.

Monday, January 19th, is also Martin Luther King Jr. Day. Dr. King taught us to live a life of service, and he led by example. He once said:

"If you want to be important -- wonderful. If you want to be recognized -- wonderful. If you want to be great -- wonderful. But, recognize that he who is greatest among you shall be your servant. That's a new definition of greatness."

Barack and I will be volunteering in Washington, D.C., our new home. I hope you'll join us by taking part in this national call to service in your community:

It will take ordinary citizens working together with a common purpose to get this country back on track. This national day of service is an important first step in our continuing commitment.

Now is the time to remind all Americans what ordinary people can accomplish when we stand together.

Thank you,

Michelle

Saturday, January 10, 2009

Israel will pay for it one day

The GAZA massacre
I honestly thought that we had solved the problem back then when there is an agreement of the ceasefire and the upliftment of the blockade and also the intervention of the Group of FOUR.
I am sure Israel's attempt to wipe out the Palestinian's cause will not end when the bombings, carnage and the killings stop.

Thursday, January 8, 2009

Kuala Trengganu By Election 2


In the Kuala Trengganu Parliamentary by election, PAS named the Wakaf Mempelam State Assemblyman as their candidate.

He will be up against Wan Farid of the Barisan Nasional and another Independent candidate.

Even though Wan Farid is the underdog in this battle for Kuala Trengganu, there is no guarantee that this son of Mohd Endot will be getting it easy.

There is no certainty that the three state constituencies that the PAS controlled as against the solo constituency that is with the Barisan Nasional can ensure a PAS victory.

Kuala Trengganu By Election 1








Wan Farid with his other candidates and Wan Farid swearing in as a Senator

Sunday, January 4, 2009

Kuala Trengganu By Election

Barisan Nasional is now the under dog in the Kuala Trengganu Parliamentary seat by election. It is
going to be an uphill task for all the BN workers whilst the PAS workers can be rest assured they will get the support from the three constituencies that they have captured in the 12th G E.
The less than 700 majority that the BN Parliamentarian won on behalf of Barisan Nasional is too small a margin for any comfort. But nevertheless, Kuala Trengganu is not Permatang Pauh. So the underdog still have a good chance to retain that Parliament Seat although the symbol looks smaller.