Kejadian itu berlaku Khamis lalu apabila wartawan Sinar Harian bersama seorang anggota polis berpangkat koperal dan seorang rakan melalui jalan Bukit Lengkok kira-kira jam 4 pagi, Khamis lalu.

Ketika melalui di satu selekoh dalam keadaan hujan lebat, semua mereka ternampak batu nisan setinggi setengah meter di tepi jalan tetapi masing-masing hanya diam dan tidak mengendahkannya.
Keadaan mula cemas apabila rakan mereka itu menjerit meminta membaca surah Yasin dengan segera.
Bagaimanapun, anggota polis cuba menenangkannya dan membaca beberapa potong ayat al-Quran barulah rakannya itu tenang dan perjalanan pun diteruskan.
Setelah melepasi jalan Sungai Lengkok mereka kemudiannya berhenti di tepi Jalan Air Merah dan mula membuka cerita mengenai batu nisan tadi. Ternyata, mereka semua mengaku ternampak imej batu nisan yang dimaksudkan.
Bagaimanapun misteri terbabit tidak berhenti di situ saja apabila kelmarin kira-kira jam 12.30 pagi, seorang rakan wartawan terbabit telah merakam gambar kereta Kancil berkenaan dan mendapati ada imej lembaga wanita berambut panjang di dalamnya dan dipercayai lembaga itu hilang selepas azan Subuh berkumandang.

Sementara itu. seorang pemandu van kilang yang tinggal di Taman Selasih dan tidak mahu dikenali berkata, kejadian seumpama itu sering berlaku di Jalan Bukit Lengkok.
Menurutnya, beberapa tahun lalu polis ada menemui mayat seorang wanita dipercayai dibunuh dan mayatnya dibuang ke dalam gaung berhampiran.
“Ramai pengguna jalan itu menjadi mangsa gangguan lembaga berkenaan. Lembaga itu pernah duduk di belakang penunggang motosikal, saya juga pernah nampak lembaga itu berada di atas bumbung kereta yang datang dari arah bertentangan.
“Sememangnya jalan itu tidak dilalui oleh kenderaan pada lewat pagi terutama ketika hujan renyai atau lebat,” katanya.
Pengerusi Pertubuhan Prihatin Kebaktian Masyarakat Kulim (PPKM) Khor Eng Khim juga tidak menafikan kewujudan lembaga itu yang sering mengganggu pengguna jalan raya yang melalui jalan Bukit Lengkok menjelang lewat pagi.
“Jalan itu tidak sesuai digunakan pada waktu Subuh terutama ketika hujan. Ini kerana terlalu banyak kejadian kemalangan berlaku di sekitar kawasan itu disebabkan keadaan jalan di situ sempit dan bengkang-bengkok.
"Saya menasihatkan pengguna supaya menggunakan lebuh raya Butterworth Kulim Express (BKE) untuk pergi ke Pekan Kulim dan jangan mengunakan jalan Bukit Lengkok sebagai jalan pintas walaupun ia lebih dekat,” katanya.- sinar harian

SIAPA YE?????
Orang ramai pi tengok betina ini meroyan kat Lembah Pantai.Depa kata betina ni cun.Baru2 ini jumpa member yang hadir dalam ceramah betina tu, katanya, aku bila nampak saja betina ni tiba2 'tamby kecik'ku tersentot... Entah pasai apa?

Depa kata betina ni sikit punya garang, hinggakan, batu2 ataih jalan terpelanting kena pak cik seorang ni. Lepaih tu dah salahkan Anwar dan Anwarlah punca segala2nya...

Wan Ahmad has insulted voters...
The Election Commission’s (EC) dismissal of the Merdeka Centre’s survey finding - that 92 percent of Malaysians support a clean-up of the electoral roll before the next general election - has only proved the agency’s absence of independence, said the DAP.
In a statement today, DAP national publicity secretary Tony Pua (left) ticked off EC deputy chief Wan Ahmad Wan Omar for dismissing the survey outcome as “trivial” and remarking that the respondents were essentially ignorant.Pua said Wan Ahmad had further insulted the respondents by saying that “it would be better if Merdeka Centre had surveyed voters who had just cast their ballots, rather than asking rempits from the side of the road”, as reported by The Malaysian Insider.
“The sheer arrogance of the EC proves that it has not desire to implement free and fair elections in Malaysia and public opinion, no matter how negative, does not move them,” said Pua, also the Petaling Jaya Utara MP.
He said the comments have demonstrated that Wan Ahmad is in fact the ignoramus, and not the Malaysian public who participated in the survey.
“That is because he had made the scornful comments without first having read the actual survey. And if he did, he obviously could not understand the survey or survey methodologies.”
Pua noted that Merdeka Centre has taken pains to select voters “through random stratified sampling method along the lines of ethnicity, gender, age and state” with a margin of error estimated at ±3.07 percent.
On
Wan Ahmad's argument that the respondents were mostly first-time voters
who do not know the law, Pua noted that only 22 percent of the sample
is under the age of 30.This means that the overwhelming majority of the sample respondents would have voted at least twice to date.
“The fact that the EC is refusing to even investigate the survey results, as to why only 44 percent of Malaysians believed that our electoral system is free of irregularities also emphasises the fact that the commission is only interested in ensuring an unequal election system and campaign platform to rob Malaysians of their rightful choice.
“It is clear that Malaysians have lost faith in the EC to carry out free and fair elections. The EC chairperson and his deputy, who are also members of Umno, have become biggest impediments to the transformation of our electoral process.
“It is also clear that they are in connivance with the Prime Minister Najib Abdul Razak to ensure that whatever 'reforms' executed will not remove the ability of Umno and BN to win through cheating and fraud.”
Continued support for Bersih
He reiterated that DAP and Pakatan Rakyat component parties will continue to support the demands of electoral reform coalition Bersih toward clean and fair elections, as this has been justified by strong empirical evidence from the Merdeka Centre survey.
“We also call upon the EC chairperson and his deputy to resign for failing in their constitutional duties to ensure a clean, free and fair election system for Malaysians, and for acting as stooges of the BN government,” Pua added.
Wan Ahmad has repeatedly denied that he is an Umno member and has lodged a police report against PKR secretary-general Saifuddin Nasution who made the allegation.
Minister in the Prime Minister’s Department Mohd Nazri Abdul Aziz has clarified that the EC chairperson Abdul Aziz Mohd Yusof's Umno membership had lapsed 30 years ago.- malaysiakini
Wan Ahmad anggap responden bangang dan 'tak tahu'

cheers.




"Users have to incur extra costs to buy water filters due to the murky water and chlorine smell.
“So
when I saw what had happened to the pakcik, of course I was angry, and a
little girl was crying at the back after that after she was injured in
her arm... I was very angry, celaka (cursed) politics,” said Anwar, who is also PKR supremo.



Kelihatan
pemuda-pemuda berbaju-T merah memegang kain rentang berdiri di kiri
kanan jalan. Pada kain rentang tersebut tertulis mesej-mesej antaranya
"Anwar kaki pusing", "Parti anak-beranak", dan "Parti Kencing Rakyat"
Pada
waktu itu, saya mengagak ia mugkin disebabkan gangguan teknikal yang
kadang-kala berlaku pada mana-mana ceramah. Namun, pada masa sama lampu
khemah menempatkan Nurul Izzah turut gelap. Rupa-rupanya tapak ceramah
PKR putus bekalan elektrik.
Tiba-tiba,
beberapa orang hadirin di sebelah saya bangun berdiri dan keadaan
bertukar menjadi kecoh. Saya tertanya-tanya apa yang berlaku. Mereka
bising-bising dan meninjau-ninjau ke arah belakang. 
We
saw people rushing into a corridor behind the VIP tent, and we followed
them to find several PKR supporters attempting to repair a cut wire. It
had been deliberately done, they claimed.
By now, Ummi Hafilda (left) had stopped her speech to turn and hear Khalid's before setting forth her counter arguments.


When reminded that the poser was instead about the electoral roll clean-up, and not a clean electoral roll, Wan Ahmad said the negative result might have arisen due to perception.
Wan Ahmad insisted that the EC is conducting matters exactly to the rules and laws available with “no hanky panky”.
Asrul, who was around the Masjid Jamek area with his family, collapsed in pain, bleeding profusely from his right eye. 
According
to independent polling group Merdeka Centre, an astounding 92 percent
of the 1,019 people surveyed last month said the government should do
this before the general election.
More
than half of those polled also believe that the law should be amended
to allow the gazetted electoral roll to be challenged.
The
RCI found equal support in the northern, central, southern and eastern
regions of the country, while those aged 21-30 polled the highest in
terms of support among all age groups.
The telephone survey found that a similar number of people also do not trust the postal voting process.
There
is also poor confidence in the parliamentary select committee for
electoral reform, with half believing that it is only a “cover-up or to
divert public attention”.

