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Written by straits-mongrel   
Tuesday, 03 April 2012 22:30
TAGS:Vote|Citizenship

Received a pleasant surprise in the mail. The message says it all (edited for flow and privacy):


Hello fine folks at SABM,


My name is Andrew and I am a proud Malaysian in my second year of undergrad... While I realize that I may have not been quick enough to respond to the closing of voters registration 3/4 days ago, I thought this message was still relevant, especially to those who have already registered.


It is a short, two minute video of us (a few other Malaysians...) speaking straight in to the fourth wall. I was hoping it would be merely part of a series of videos that will sort to reach these ends.


On your website it is stated that the precondition for submitting content/stories is that..."It must enrich the spirit of One People, One Nation... We'll gladly take over from there."


Here is a link to the video where a short description is attached:
http://bit.ly/H5ipAN

 

I was hoping that you would share it. Please, if you get the chance, look at it and let me know what you think. Personally, my 21st birthday still eludes me so I am ineligible to vote, but I think one's political power should be taken a lot more seriously.

 

Cheers! And thank you so much for your patience.

 

Best,
Andrew Tan

 

 

Thanks for the timely message, Andrew. And come back soon!

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Grateful Bunch  - Cheers! |2012-04-04 12:52:02
Thanks for spreading the love, SABM! We sincerely appreciate it.
ku  - Care to share |2012-04-05 11:34:52
:cheer:

:cheer:



So enlivening this message because these five caring youngsters have appealed and the message goes to heart, immediately.They know the art of sharing in a very appealing style.

What is rewarding is their Spirit....taking time to voice their message with so much force, concern and goodwill.

Thank you, you five beautiful people.You have set a fine example. Wish I could learn more, from YOU.
Santalia  - Fair Dinkum |2012-04-05 11:36:39
:cheer:

:cheer:

Well done! Good to see our youth taking a stand and doing something.
Anonymous |2012-04-07 22:44:46
well done..it's simple and concise..you all are the young pillars of our country "know your country and serve the people"..cheers
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