Recently, we learned about Najib's fake followers in Twitter.
Now, when it comes to Anwar, even the Edge's poll was hijacked to suit BN's agenda...
'The recent one-week (May 6-13) poll conducted by The Edge’s online business portal (theedgemalaysia.com) on the political future of Opposition leader Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim was hijacked by parties believed to be cyber-troopers.'
'The poll asked the question: “Should Anwar Ibrahim step down as leader after Pakatan Rakyat (PR) has failed to conquer Putrajaya in GE13?”
The two responses for people to vote on were:
1) No, he should continue to lead PR to the next GE as PR has won more seats than previous elections.
2) Yes, he should call it quits as he has made this pledge.'
'Upon checking, the Edge IT department found that 6,354 of the responses came from one IP address, and about 1,700 came from several IP addresses within the same building. Another 2,000 responses came from seven different IP addresses.
From this, it was obvious that the poll had been compromised and the results could not be treated as reliable or objective.'
More:
Edge poll on Anwar hijacked
http://blog.limkitsiang.com/2013/05/17/edge-poll-on-anwar-hijacked/
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Now, when it comes to Anwar, even the Edge's poll was hijacked to suit BN's agenda...
'The recent one-week (May 6-13) poll conducted by The Edge’s online business portal (theedgemalaysia.com) on the political future of Opposition leader Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim was hijacked by parties believed to be cyber-troopers.'
'The poll asked the question: “Should Anwar Ibrahim step down as leader after Pakatan Rakyat (PR) has failed to conquer Putrajaya in GE13?”
The two responses for people to vote on were:
1) No, he should continue to lead PR to the next GE as PR has won more seats than previous elections.
2) Yes, he should call it quits as he has made this pledge.'
'Upon checking, the Edge IT department found that 6,354 of the responses came from one IP address, and about 1,700 came from several IP addresses within the same building. Another 2,000 responses came from seven different IP addresses.
From this, it was obvious that the poll had been compromised and the results could not be treated as reliable or objective.'
More:
Edge poll on Anwar hijacked
http://blog.limkitsiang.com/2013/05/17/edge-poll-on-anwar-hijacked/
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