Downwards Accelerating Party – Part 2

SeaDemon Says

There is nothing democratic about the Democratic Action Party (DAP).

Before the results of the party’s election on 15 December 2012 got changed because Microsoft Excel did not give the DAP a good version of the software, the Top 20 results were as follows:

1. Lim Kit Siang – 1,607 votes
2. Lim Guan Eng – 1,576 votes
3. Karpal Singh – 1,411 votes
4. Anthony Loke – 1,202 votes
5. Vincent Wu – 1,202 votes
6. Tan Kok Wai – 1.199 votes
7. Gobindh Sing Deo – 1,197 votes
8. Tony Pua – 1,162 votes
9. Teng Chang Khim – 1,152 votes
10. Fong Kui Lun – 1,137 votes
11. Nga Kor Ming – 1,075 votes
12. Chong Chieng Jen – 1,011 votes
13. Chong Eng – 1,006 votes
14. Chow Kon Yeow – 985 votes
15. M Kulasegaran – 984 votes
16. Liew Chin Tong – 984 votes
17. Dr Boo Cheng Hau – 958 votes
18. Teresa Kok – 925 votes
19. Teo Nie Cheng – 903 votes
20. Ngeh Koo Ham – 824 votes

I made note of the results as they came out and quickly blogged about it.  Christopher Ross Lim, the Chinaman who goes by the Malay name Zairil Khir Johari could only muster 305 votes despite being Tokong’s closest lieutenant.

19 days later, blaming Microsoft Excel, a whole new result was published.  You can see how the spreadsheet format looked different than it did the first round at the DAP’s website. Let us take a look at the results that was endorsed by Emperor Lim Kit Siang and his son the Tokong:

The Top 20 who made it into the CEC. Compare this with the list above

You can see that Christopher Ross Lim, who only managed to get 305 votes, suddenly received 803 votes and made it as an “elected” member of the CEC.  Vincent Wu disappeared from the Top 20 list.  Guess who was at Number 21 and just one vote down?

The Emperor’s Archnemesis, Tan Seng Giaw, was at No.21 and was effectively out of the CEC despite being very popular in the DAP

This prompted two DAP life-members, David Dass Aseerpatham and Mahendran Krishnan, vice-chairman and secretary of the party’s Ladang Paroi branch respectively, to lodge a report against the DAP at the ROS.

The ROS has since rejected the results asking the DAP to provide proof that there was indeed a glitch in the software.  ROS deems the current CEC members as well as those holding positions in the DAP as invalid and has instructed the DAP to hold fresh CEC re-elections.

The Emperor Does not think that he and his team can win without cheating

This has prompted Emperor Lim Kit Siang to hit out at the ROS citing the directive given as ‘most ridiculous.’  Are the Emperor’s balls shrinking now that he knows his team cannot win without cheating?  Is he afraid that the diminishing popularity and increasingly dictatorial son will influence the CEC re-elections?  You can read here how the Emperor cheated in the CEC elections to win.

The DAP will be holding a meeting tomorrow (Saturday 8 July 2017) to discuss the ROS directive.  It is widely believed that the DAP will be challenging the ROS’s directive in court in order to be able to contest in the next general elections.  This is because the Red Bean Army has now begun to play on the issue of the Judiciary after the appointments of the Chief Justice and the President of the Court of Appeal as additional judges of the Federal Court.

Chief Justice, Tan Sri Dato Seri Md Raus bin Sharif has been appointed as an additional judge of the Federal Court

The DAP will definitely use ‘questionable impartiality’ of the Judiciary in case the court decides in favour of the ROS later.

But that is all DAP’s game.  And this game can end with the resignation of both Emperor Lim Kit Siang and Tokong Lim Guan Eng who has been charged in a court of law for abusing his office to conduct corrupt practices.

Only then can the DAP be saved, as envisioned by the Emperor himself.

DAP’s Emperor Lim Kit Siang offers to reisgn in order to save the DAP

Meanwhile, former DAP leaders have frowned on the Emperor’s remarks.  Janice Lee, who is a former DAP state assemblyman for Teratai, said that Lim Kit Siang has to justify and explain to the public how this (irregularity) had happened and also answer issues raised by sacked DAP members.

“This means that they don’t have the right to sack me because the CEC in that year was not valid,” she said.

Former DAP leaders say Lim Kit Siang owes an explanation on how the irregularity had occured

Former DAP life member Shamsher Singh Thind said that as a leader of a so-called democratic party, Kit Siang must ensure that party matters were dealt with transparency and integrity.

“You must ensure people can see that you have done everything by the book, which means you should hold a re-election to sort this matter out once and for all,” he added.

Will the Emperor and his son Tokong resign now?