Quigonbond: They are picking and choosing their targets. They haven't touched the big honchos of Pakatan Rakyat so far because they know the backlash will be far more severe. But seriously, enough is enough, Polis Di Raja Malaysia (PDRM). You're paid taxpayer's money, most of whom are from KL residents.
And KL residents want the march to go ahead because they know it will be peaceful. Shame on the BN government for its TV advertisements - using taxpayers' money as well - that Bersih is "kotor".
Anonymous_3e14: What is so wrong with asking for fair and free elections? The action by the PDRM has turned Malaysia into not only a police state but a communist country. Who is actually applying the communism ideology? Surely not Bersih 2.0 or Pakatan.
FellowMalaysian: The government and the police are fast losing their ability and capability of handling the situation in a sensible and democratic manner. It seems they are getting more desperate by the day from the actions and arrests made by them.
We are talking about the wayward behaviour of a ruling regime of a democratically elected government. It certainly appears that the looming threat of facing Bersih 2.0 is giving every government department including the PM's Department and the Home Ministry the jitters, and they are about to press the panic button.
Malayamuda: Since PDRM and Election Commission (EC) are serving BN well, they should replace MCA and MIC.
Anonymous_3f68: It seems like Umno is in a state of heightened paranoia, unable to cope with the stress of the rising tide of the people's will and therefore will resort to their cheapest tactics possible in order to clobber the people into submission.
Not Confused: This total farce being played out by the BN government and its sycophantic police and 'NGOs' in front of the international community is sealing the coffin of the now long dead and rotting corpse of the ruling regime. They are so stupid and blind, they cannot see what they are doing.
Keep it up - you are doing the best job anyone could hope for in ensuring that the opposition takes over Putrajaya in the upcoming GE.
A Voter: Just remember all these incidents at the next general election. I beg you not to forget and tell all your friends, neighbours, peers and co-workers.
Flabbergasted: One BN prime minister is potentially going to be the one presiding over a fallen house of cards. I wonder which one he will be.
It takes great courage to stand up for what is right, as opposed to what is expedient, to be truly human and not a tribe. South Africa, for all the issues it is still grappling with, avoided the ruin that would have come through exceptional men on two sides of an impossible divide in FW De Klerk and Nelson Mandela in 1994.
The Malaysia of 1963 collapsed almost immediately with the departure of Singapore in 1965. Time will tell whether the failure of unifying and plural agendas will implode West Malaysia and see the departure of East Malaysia as Southeast Asia's failed state.
There is one matter however that is beyond doubt, though those sufficiently parochialised will miss this, there will only be losers when things fall apart, to draw from Chinua Achibe's novel.
Logic please: We are being policed by a government gone mad. The ridiculous notion that wearing a T-shirt to express our utter distaste for these goons can now be liable for sedition. Let's cry for change.
And KL residents want the march to go ahead because they know it will be peaceful. Shame on the BN government for its TV advertisements - using taxpayers' money as well - that Bersih is "kotor".
Anonymous_3e14: What is so wrong with asking for fair and free elections? The action by the PDRM has turned Malaysia into not only a police state but a communist country. Who is actually applying the communism ideology? Surely not Bersih 2.0 or Pakatan.
FellowMalaysian: The government and the police are fast losing their ability and capability of handling the situation in a sensible and democratic manner. It seems they are getting more desperate by the day from the actions and arrests made by them.
We are talking about the wayward behaviour of a ruling regime of a democratically elected government. It certainly appears that the looming threat of facing Bersih 2.0 is giving every government department including the PM's Department and the Home Ministry the jitters, and they are about to press the panic button.
Malayamuda: Since PDRM and Election Commission (EC) are serving BN well, they should replace MCA and MIC.
Anonymous_3f68: It seems like Umno is in a state of heightened paranoia, unable to cope with the stress of the rising tide of the people's will and therefore will resort to their cheapest tactics possible in order to clobber the people into submission.
Not Confused: This total farce being played out by the BN government and its sycophantic police and 'NGOs' in front of the international community is sealing the coffin of the now long dead and rotting corpse of the ruling regime. They are so stupid and blind, they cannot see what they are doing.
Keep it up - you are doing the best job anyone could hope for in ensuring that the opposition takes over Putrajaya in the upcoming GE.
A Voter: Just remember all these incidents at the next general election. I beg you not to forget and tell all your friends, neighbours, peers and co-workers.
Flabbergasted: One BN prime minister is potentially going to be the one presiding over a fallen house of cards. I wonder which one he will be.
It takes great courage to stand up for what is right, as opposed to what is expedient, to be truly human and not a tribe. South Africa, for all the issues it is still grappling with, avoided the ruin that would have come through exceptional men on two sides of an impossible divide in FW De Klerk and Nelson Mandela in 1994.
The Malaysia of 1963 collapsed almost immediately with the departure of Singapore in 1965. Time will tell whether the failure of unifying and plural agendas will implode West Malaysia and see the departure of East Malaysia as Southeast Asia's failed state.
There is one matter however that is beyond doubt, though those sufficiently parochialised will miss this, there will only be losers when things fall apart, to draw from Chinua Achibe's novel.
Logic please: We are being policed by a government gone mad. The ridiculous notion that wearing a T-shirt to express our utter distaste for these goons can now be liable for sedition. Let's cry for change.
No comments:
Post a Comment