What was supposed to be a peaceful sit-in protest as promised by the Bersih 3.0 organisers turned ugly when mob rule took over where protesters pelted police with water bottles and even overturned a police patrol car.
Barricades were dismantled by the protesters who then gain entry into Dataran Merdeka. Police had no choice but to fire tear gas at the crowd which turned unruly.
The peaceful protest was marred when it was hijacked by agent provocateurs who were not hesitant to provoke the crowd to go against the police orders to breach the police barricades.
It was made worse when PKR deputy president Azmin Ali challenged the crowd that Dataran Merdeka did not belong to DBKL and asked them if they wanted to take over the historic square.
The crowd was well behaved until they were riled up by Azmin who could not care less about being defiant of the law.
Witnesses told stopthelies that they saw groups of hooligan like youths overturning a police patrol car near the Sogo area.
We were told that they were armed with bricks and rocks and resorted to smashing the windscreen of the vehicle after it overturned.
Well this is what Bersih is all about – to promote mob rule, violence and spoiling a nice Saturday afternoon for everyone.
Never trust and believe what those fucking bastards say or promise especially led by one nicknamed B.A.B.I and that moron babimbga… Govt should take action and sue babimbga for causing public unrest and put in jail….stupid protesters and as for azmin wifesharing pimp….scum of the earth…all should be in Hell forever and permanently
Bersih 3.0 was meant to be a sit-down protest. The Umnoputras and their running dogs turned it into a street demonstration.
Why couldn’t the police allow protesters to walk in an orderly fashion into Dataran Merdeka and sit down for a couple of hours? The truth is they are afraid that the supporters will run into hundreds of thousands.
If there were people who break through the barricades just arrest them and fine them according to the court order. There were so many police personnel stationed at Dataran yesterday and they couldn’t handle a few of the gate crashers?
Why the necessity to fire tear gas and chemical-laced water at those innocent people further down the street, even as far as Petaling Street? Some of those hit were not even protesters.
The police were chasing people far away from the perimeter where the court order was issued for as if to get back at the citizens and show their might.
This is certainly a breach of the law by the police and a display of police brutality, intimidation and arrogance on behalf of their political master, BN.
There have been no change in democratic space since Bersih 1.0, and what PM Najib Razak promised is just mere lip service.
Typical pakatan modus operandi – blame others for every single mishap, when they are the ones who planned to create chaos.
The lip service criminals are anwar-ambiga and gang. They promised PEACEFUL sit-in. But what happened is rowdy and violent stand-ups.
Pakatan cybertroopers are not aligned into reality – they are prone to dramatics induced by none other than the drama king and queen.
Wei Asshole.. First of all the police, KDN and DBKL has given reasonable reasons as to why Dataran can be used. Get that into your tiny brains first. DBKL did not offer 1, but 3 or 4 other optional venues to be used. Then the 2 “A’s” as well as the sasauwan negara sat and taught “We can’t create havoc if we are to be seated in a controlled environment”.. and they defied the orders. Accept the responsibilities you assbangers. Don’t just point fingers. I hope that it was your father or brother who was on duty as the police and got bashed, then you would know the pain..
You can fool some people some of the time not all the people all the time lah. Thnik people are stupid. Free Malaysia Today showed how Azmin instigated his hoodies to Rempuh. Even the Badan Amal PAS trying to stop PKR
Sorry dirty boy – sane readers of blogs knew when a cyber-trooper is in the vicinity. Whitewashing using chalk won’t be permanent, when sprayed with a bit of water it will be washed away and re-reveal the truth.
Sorry dirty boy trooper – your sales pitch is from an old record player. In this day and age decent citizens prefer the latest apps to be convinced. Once a you lie your journey towards being ‘maleng’ starts.
Hei Never-Bersih-Punya-Budak, what ‘walk in orderly fashion’? You ingat ni fashion show ke?. Kalau walk in orderly manner boleh la tahan jugak, at least show some manners. What we saw were mostly ill-mannered demonstrators led by equally if not worse ill-mannered leaders. What a shame!
No, the thing that is a shame is that you are ignorant to the fact that our country is dying, and that it needs this change. Hmmm…. Maybe your just against it so that you can keep your job, and live a “Happy Life” without thinking of the other people that are being effected.
Now as you said “What we saw were mostly ill-mannered demonstrators” exactly WHAT YOU SAW, is what the Malaysian media wants to show you, obviously you did not research on what really happened or that you did but your too suborn to accept it because you are fed with so many lies of Bersih 3.0 being wrong that you just cannot accept anything otherwise, therefore to you everything Bersih 3.0 does is wrong and everything the current Government does is right.
I am 16 years old now and you may think I am a ignorant little critter, but I know what the government is doing and it is unjust!! Now Bersih is an opportunity to make change for the better. I believe in a better future for the children younger then me. Please do read up research with an open mind, look into the truth not the things that you are fed by the Malaysian media, get the story from both sides and think about it. Please do it for our future or at least the future of the children.
Oh yes, Ray, that is very immature and hypocritical of you to say “blame others for every single mishap” seeing that the mishap could have been avoided if the police only arrested the people that push the barricade, and not shoot teargas from all directions that had OBVIOUSLY CAUSED THE CHAOS. The police could have reacted in a 100 ways to avoid the chaos, but they used brutality instead. You are a blind follower that believes in things that the government feeds you or that you are hired to spread bad influence by the Government. Ignorance will get you nowhere.
Cool. You are 16 years old. You are not of legal age as yet. What do you know about government? You have yet to be taught and educated, and still you want to teach the government how to run the country. I can bet, upon entering university you will become one of those mahasewels who are poor in their judgment. Just to ask you a question: are you deprived of so many things in life in Malaysia.?
As a 16 year-old, think about your future first. Let the adults do the thinking about the future of a KID like you.
What worries me is that, our future generation will take all their grouses to the street if we have so many of them like u.
Boy, go back to school and get a good education. Yhat is if you really want to help this beloved country. Take your time to grow up. Enjoy your youth with good healthy activities and leave politics to your elders for now. Read and think with an open and rational mind. Boy, you are seeing things like a small brat and behaving like a pampered doll. Are you blind and cannot see the situation at that moment. If you think that the police is not right, ask your adults to file a complaint to the police, or Suhakam. As for you, go home wash behind your ears, do your homework and pass your SPM, learn proper English. Tell your mum and dad that you went for the rally. Don’t get yourself blacklisted and missed the chance of your lifetime.
You are 16 year old and you were told that government is unjust? Now can you see my point? What happen if you have reached 36 year old and you realized that the government was actually just?
Well, arrest their leaders and charge them all in court and the court should fix an early hearing date. Public security is being challenged therefore bail should be fix at not less than RM 100,000/- each, otherwise, it is a mockery of the law. The court should be asked to take a very serious view as otherwise the judiciary will be seen as weak. As I have said earlier, Bershit had already been hijacked by certain dirty politicians to create chaos at the expense of the peace-loving public. Peaceful demonstration, all bullshit. Once dirty politicians are involved, it will be 100 % violent demonstration and then blame the police, what else. The police must be brave to charge the dirty leaders who led this demonstration. Don’t wait until people are killed before taking action. Do it now.
Police firing tear gas canisters at protestors during Bersih 3.0.
The government’s handling of the Bersih sit-in protest at Kuala Lumpur shows its ‘authoritarian’ nature, according to an Australian Senator who is here as an election observer.
Nicholas Xenophon, who was at the rally, said that the police had fired teargas and chemical-laced water in what had been a largely peaceful rally.
“It raises serious questions over how authoritarian it is. The police have just let off canister after canister of teargas,” he was quoted as saying by the Australian Associated Press (AAP).
Xenophon said this raised questions over Canberra’s persistence in pursuing the controversial refugee swap deal with Malaysia that has sunk the approval ratings of Australia’s Labor government over the past year.
Xenophon is part of a seven-member international “pre-election assessment” team asked to come up with recommendations to improve the Malaysian electoral system.
Nick X was paid by anwar to observe and he came with a prepared TEXT, ready for mass consumption. All drama really.
Anwar likes Kangaroo politician. Xenopon is watching from where? At first where is the so call sit on protest. Never even from beginning. All those bastard really deserved it. The policeman acted for self defence. No issue. They were thrown with bottle; stone and other hard object.
Our police should be sent to South Korea for training because the police there is expert to break protestor skull and bones. Now PAS said there was police brutality. Liar; Liar ; Liar
Nahhhh Najib is still taking his short nap!!
Just like Bodohwi!!
Shit coated dick better
you are the stupid people in this world….fuck you…
And we all witnessed ex-president of bar council ambiga, assuring Malaysians that it was all about electoral reforms. She also promised that it will be peaceful.
They masked this anti-Malay agenda, camouflaged as anti-UMNO and deceitfully packaged it as a civil society’s movement. Well, with cries like “down with UMNO” – they have clearly revealed their sneaky objective.
The fact that they still organised BS3 after real reforms were AGREED upon, proves that it really was not about electoral reforms, it is still about Malaysian Malaysia with a “civil society” facade.
Ray, mosy likely they’ll say the violent people were paid by the govt to discredit them.. as evidenced by past modus operandi
Sick, man sick
Win through votelah, not through barbaric means.
Serve the rakyat firstlah in the states won thru the past “unfair” election.
Prove your mettle and sincerity first
How can you sell a product by sabotaging and discrediting your competitors product. Show lah, provelah how good your product is first.
The stupidity of the BN government is exposed by their actions. Hishammuddin said the Bersih rally was not a security threat and yet they clamped down on the whole city.
Roadblocks by the police caused massive traffic jams and inconvenience to the public. What a hypocritical regime BN is. Vote them out, we deserve a better government than these idiocrats.
Bodoh punya Otak, the police has a responsibility to maintain peace and order, bahlol. “Roadblocks by the police caused massive traffic jams and inconvenience to the public.” – was caused by Bersih3 rabble rousers and blind lembus.
BS3 is about offering Malaysia to foreign masters for a re-colonisation, goblok goondoo.
Amazing you know these lembus, not aware of the dire consequences just for a free transport and meals and some “fun”.
Their brains are so full of cholestrol and fats – they can’t think beyond their noses (yg dah kena cucuk). The image of Malays howling and screaming to willingly hand over their Bangsa, Agama dan Negara to foreign masters is sickening and despairing.
For a few Ringgit, they are relinquishing their birth rights following instructions of a pengkhianat negara. Hoi lembus, wake up and not let yourselves be USED to your own detriment.
What better government? Where? Who?
Please enlighten in what way is BS3.0 anti-Malay? This rally was more 1malaysia than your master’s slogan. I witnessed people regardless of race rallying under the hot sun for the same cause. I was especially touched by an old Malay pakcik who walked with us with a tongkat. You probably were blinded by the mainstream media and didn’t see the pictures in which a Malay helped to wash away the tear gas for a Chinese and another Indian was helped by a Chinese. What has your master’s 1malaysia sloganeering achieved so far? People like you still play the racial card by claiming all non-Malays are anti-Malay.
Hahaha
One isolated incident and May 13 1969 is wiped out from history. How gullible can tellthetruth be?
P.S. any video to show these so-called multiracial assistance?
Your fighting a losing fight ray. Your obviously very pro Malay that believes that Malaysia should belong to Malays and Malays only. Your scared to lose your Bumi-putra birth right because you THINK its fair that Malays should get extra credit for being “the first” people to be in Malaysia, you do not believe that all races deserve fair treatment, imagine you go to a country where the main race gets special treatments while you are treated like a lower class. I was there at the Rally and I saw many people giving salt and water to everyone. You want proof? Ask the thousands of people there and they will tell you the kind things that had happen. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MPt2JW9gGFw
PS : I am a Malay aswell
That’s why lah. Before this ambiga and co keep saying, peaceful rally, peaceful rally. Then Hippie Tua said 500,000 will come. Then can you vouch for them, all 500,000 of them, right down to the 500,000th? Cannot right?
That’s why taking to the streets won’t solve anything. Now this has happened, we play “not my people” game. Tak tau mob psychology ke?
Our prayers for the injured policemen who we heard are now in ICU. And also, to the rest of the men in blue who did their duty professionally.
I feel sad lah as Malaysian today… I was not sad post 2008 because seriously I thought with PR winning some of the state Malaysians are not exactly a blind follower.
But looking at what happened today, obviously we are far from changing.
After going through Ambiga/KJ debate I knew today is going to lead to disaster. It is a huge issue when ex bar council president misrepresented facts and figures to spin matters so she can go ahead with what she is ‘so called passionate’ about.
How sad is that? Now they are washing their hands of from being blame. She should be severely punish this time around.
I guess everyone in their team is spnning new lies kot.. they will for sure come up with statements among other all those people were planted..
Is Ambiga above the law?
Are all the oppositions above the law?
If hauled up, one can imagine that they’ll create a huge drama that all the charges are conspiracies just to topple them and true democracies while at the same time put on a sad face (with bandages/neck braces) to win sympathies.
Ex Bar Council President should be put behind Bar already. Dia tengah gila talak ooi
Malay Mail has a photo of Ambiga sitting on a chair, holding her handbag and surrounded by minds while her people rioted in the streets. Reminded me of Nero fiddling away …. Be frightened, very frightened of this woman.
Conniving lot
That’s what they are
No guilt over incurring people’s blood to win politics when all one has to do is just serve or offer to serve rakyat well and contest in ballot box proper. Problem is that he has no track record or at the minimum has a bad one (lifestyle excluded)
The war guy is throwing all his reformasi chip in as this is probably his last round of EC.
His greed for power is amazing….at all cost….even at the expense of people’s blood and country’s sovereign
Actually the blame should go to Hishamuddin the most useless KDN minister. While we are prepare to vote these PR goons out, don’t forget to vote this useless bugger out as well.
The following remarks were delivered at a Global Bersih event in Sydney, Australia on Saturday 28 April:
I speak today, here in Australia, as an Australian citizen.
I speak about citizenship, Australian citizenship and also Malaysian citizenship.
Australia and Malaysia are not two entirely different worlds.
Far from it.
Both countries are constitutional monarchies – Malaysia because of the constitutional role of the Agong, who is chosen from among the nine Malay state rulers, and Australia because, chosen or not, the Queen of England is also somehow the Queen of Australia.
Both countries are constitutional monarchies in technical form.
But in real political substance and character both are parliamentary democracies.
What this means is that the government “emerges from the majority on the floor of the house” – a majority that in principle represents the will of the majority of the nation’s citizens.
How is the membership of “the people’s house” chosen? How are the people’s representatives identified?
By means of a national democratic election.
So elections are indispensable and fundamental to representative parliamentary democracy.
Not just because, through this device, governments emerge and are installed.
But, more basically and importantly, because it is by means of national elections that the government, the regime it heads and the entire political order at whose apex the government stands are morally empowered, “made legitimate”.
In this way, and by no other means, our governments are given that special kind of “secular democratic sanctity” that endows modern governments and states with moral authority.
A compelling authority that obliges all citizens to heed their decisions, and so makes government authoritative and effective.
Popular will disfigured
For this most basic reason, election processes must be fair and clean, not distorted or manipulated exercises.
If they are distorted, if they are subject to cynical manipulation, then they are exercises in “mis-representation”.
They misrepresent the popular will of the nation’s citizens by falsely selecting the people’s representatives.
They and all that they deliver are, in other words, simply bogus.
When such exercises yield their maimed and misleading results, when the polls deliver “doctored” figures, it is not only the popular will that is disfigured.
No less, government legitimacy, authority and all real prospects of government effectiveness are crippled and doomed.
That is why governments, no less than citizens, need a good, meaning “clean and fair”, election system.
They simply “don’t have a hope” without one.
Just as sin does not give birth to virtue, so tainted and illegitimate electoral mechanisms cannot produce legitimate government.
Clean and proper elections, the very best that can be achieved in a messy and imperfect world, are necessary in any modern democracy.
They are the foundation of government itself.
It is as simple as that.
One more thing. This fact holds true everywhere.
Credible elections are everywhere the basis of plausible and effective democratic government.
No compromising on integrity
It is no less true – clean elections cannot be less, but are only more, necessary – in Malaysia: A country where there is incessant pre-election speculation and manoeuvering, a perpetual, never-ceasing election campaign.
Where the only remaining public political issue that is officially recognised as being of any legitimate interest to citizens is the question “when will the next election be held?”
And where election speculation goes on for years, yet every election is in the end a furtively rushed “snap” election, as easily missed as an English summer when you go to the cinema on the wrong afternoon!
Where incessant election speculation, and ceaseless, cynical manipulation of interest in that question have entirely consumed, displaced and replaced – where they have devoured and cannibalized – all other public political concerns, and when the only remaining political question that people are really asked and urged to contemplate is the timing of the next election, there can be no compromising on the integrity of the election system and its processes.
Where, for most citizens, there is little more to national politics than the occasional election, there must be little that wrong – only the absolutely unavoidable minimum – with those elections.
As a government and ruling party, you cannot call upon people to focus upon – to be convinced, to be democratically inspired and uplifted by – a shambles, a farcical mess, a parody of propriety, a cesspool.
Where elections figure so largely in political life as they do in Malaysia, where they dominate the popular public political imagination, elections – the electoral system, its routines and processes – cannot be anything less than unquestionable, “squeaky clean”, bersih.
The matter is as simple as that.
Hence the popular demand: “Bersih!” “Merdeka!” “Merdeka Bersih!”
To its creators Merdeka was never a project to found a political order of dubious legitimacy.
Those whose actions suggest otherwise dishonour Malaysia and its history.
A Malaysian citizen can only have one citizenship. You are obviously not a Malaysian any more.
Idiot. Why get others to involved in family internal conflict. First you cannot comment at all. You are not a Malaysian b’cos your citizenship is automatically revoke once you become other country citizen. If you are originally Australian and became Malaysian then congratulation to you and our warmest welcome. This proved we are better then the Aussie. So either side you are doomed.
Lots of Malaysian who migrated regret and missing homeland. That kangaroo senator from Australia maybe is unwanted in his country. Mat Saleh also boleh beli lol. The different you pay higher due to currency.
There were a bunch of suspected agent provocateurs wearing facemasks roaming amongst the highly-disciplined participants. I saw that they were eager to incite the crowd by screaming rude language and shouting, but most people around just ignored them. In a large public gathering where everyone could attend and joined, there is high possibility for people to sabotage it by acting erroneously. I can vouch that 95% of the BERSIH 3.0 participants were highly disciplined and cool people, it’s just that some are gullible enough to follow a few rowdy gangsters who ignited the situation. God bless Malaysia!
SK2012, what you described is wishful thinking not based on reality. Allah bless Malaysia.
Don’t say 5% of the protestor is rotten potato. It only need 1 fella to create chaos la Idiot
What can I say moron!!!!!!!! LOL 500 000 Xs.
That is why the gomen give you the stadium, so that 5% that you said will not have much influence or do so much damage. But you don’t want!!! Cakap bodoh marah…
where got 5%
probably 50% of them are instigators or paid gangsters
Phase 1 was probably the peaceful ones who knows the cause(although deceiving)
Phase 2 later was probably the attackers/out to provoke the police – samseng politics.
The more police hit them the better the result as this is what they have been paid for
Pondering Why Incompetence, Abusive, Irrational and Irresponsible leadership yielded the formation of “BERSIH”. Since the current crop of leaders in UMNO/BN are unscruplous morons and moral degenerates almost 400000 thousand responsible citizens took to the streets to “CLEAN” up this mess that had been condoned for far too long. It is high time Sincere Civil Servants together with responsible citizens put an end to this dispicable desperate leaders that have lost all moral values and put our nation back on track ridden from this imbiciles and pest that hampers the progress of our nation.
an hour ago
Not Confused I don’t think I have ever heard so much utter tripe from two of the worst members of the BN regime. Denial, denial, denial. Its time they both retired before they are kicked out at the GE.
“this dispicable desperate leaders that have lost all moral values” – very APTLY describes anwar and pakatan clowns together with the sneaky achi.
Daud, again I have to say, ‘what can I say” This time,
LOL 400 000 Xs. Which is which, stupid or pathetic?
“400000 thousand responsible citizens” …. 400k in your puppet master’s dreams and yours too.. ROFL … a responsible citizen wouldn’t break the law on purpose ….dumbass
Ambiga-Anwar and company have not been seen implementing proactive actions that will uplift the rakyat’s life. All they have done so far, is to accuse without facts and evidence (short of photoshopped pictures).
They are icons of mob rule. If they march to putrajaya via violent demonstrations, then what is there to stop future violent demos to bring them down if the electorate are dissatisfied with their performance??
Calm and peaceful negotiation is a symbol of civilised societies. Mob rule is a deterioration and a disgrace to intelligent peoples.
Simple
Bring ISA -INTERNAL SECURITY ACT- or its equivalent, back.
Period.
support the ISA back…..
…lock them all now before it to late
1)Ambiga
2)Anuar
3)Lim Keat Siang
4) Azmin
5)Nik Aziz
and all the hardcore PR leader.
Pls spare Nik Aziz. He is 81 years old. He does not belong in jail. He belongs in a retirement home.
Yesterday’s Bersih 3.0 rally, calling for changes to the country’s electoral system, was a milestone in Malaysia’s political history. At least 100,000 people marched on the streets to send a clear message to Prime Minister Najib Abdul Razak – they want reforms to the poling system.
No, they did not mean the sham of setting up committees only to dismiss crucial issues, which have contributed to the ruling coalition’s grip on power.
While Najib passed a slew of reforms on the electoral system, his actions did not address critical issues such as cleaning up the electoral roll.
But with 100,000 Malaysians demanding serious, durable reforms, Najib has no choice but to heed their concerns.
This means he must postpone the next general election, widely expected as early as June, until the eight-point demand of election watchdog, Bersih, is met. Anything short of this will not be good enough for Malaysians.
It was unfortunate that the rally ended in a chaotic manner, with protesters and media workers arrested. As I write this, close to 400 people are reported to have been detained, with no access to lawyers. I also note that some policemen and protesters were hurt in scuffles.
While its yet to be ascertained if the protesters who defied the order of rally organisers to disperse were planted, what cannot be denied is the excessive use of tear gas and water cannon against the people.
The police had also manhandled protesters and beaten up press photographers for taking pictures of violent arrests.
In sharp contrast, northern Penang had a peaceful rally as there were no presence of the police or razor wires. Malaysians living in 80 different cities across the world also rallied peacefully, with no untoward incidents.
While the police had treated Malaysians like criminals by erecting barricades around Dataran Merdeka, maybe the head of the government can still do the right thing.
And Najib should start by working on the demands of the people who painted the city yellow.
100 000 out of 30 million malaysia and you expect the government to listen? what about the other 29 900 00 people?
why be chaotic soul (WBCS),
Those BS3 supporters were just following a prescribed script. They created chaos on cue but overall BS3 has filed miserably considering the huge funds allocated.
At the end of the day, no matter how many FAIRY TALES you write – take note : UMNO/BN is STILL the government of the term.
A word of advice – raise the salaries and employ highy qualified PR cybertroopers coz the ones presently foaming at the mouths here are SUBSTANDARD and therefore backfired on the employers.
Sensible and logical readers are put off by their LAME comments and brainwashing attempts.
YBCS – shame on you. Maybe you failed in maths, how can 100,000 represent all Malaysian of 27 million. The government and PDRM have done a great job.
The government deserve the praise for allowing the assembly. PDRM has successfully keep law and orders. Now YBCS, the silent Malaysian totalling 26,900,000 people is awaken by the even. They know how irresponsible is the PR leaders.
Sorry Lim, may I ‘tumpang’ your reply to YBCS to LOL 100 000 Xs. I got no more space elsewhere to LOL at YBCS! Kah..kah…
Is this all it is?
Using the streets and violence to win
How about votinglah eh(which opposition won a lot states the last time)
The govt has ended ISA. Changed a lot of laws as per the opposition “demands”.
So what now since nothing to “fight” for? Still finding for lame excuses to go to the street?
This is to repeat 2008 momentum for victory, it is so obvious.
Should election is delayed to the end of the year…so how?
Do another Beeshit?
Sorang ckp 500k , another one say 400k …this one 100k pulak..which one is which..the truth is , it was not more that 50k …. Not even 0.1% of Malaysian la weh….get your facts right…
Pak Samad sasau sebelum bicara pasal Bersih, tolonglah kemaskan sikit rambut, Janggut dan misai anda. Menjatuhkan Kemaluan anda saja dengan penampilan peminta sedekah.
Kalau dah nak mampus tu pergilah buat banyak-banyak ibadah. Belajar Dari Pok Nik Aziz tu, dah nak mampus sebab tu tak datang Bersih
orang tua nak mampos tak sadar diri, rumah kata pergi, kubur kata mari..pun tak ingat2 nak mati…
Kerismuddin,”I have done my job n shall not be responsible” Can this pariah explain this statement……if not it means “I have arranged for the Agent Provocateurs to cause the trouble to get the Police to go wild” The Police Top Brass r Idiots,Numskulls n Lapdogs of the UMNO Dogs….. BUT…..the lower rung who do not benefit anything unlike their bosses shud have been more brainy n reasonable n immediately arrested thos who broke into Dataran Merdeka n not fire acid water n gas onto the innocent public. No one will believe whatever the UMNO Dogs n their Lap Dogs the Police say cos it is a fact that the trouble causers were planted to do it.
This pathetic deluded soul making nonsensical noise here – a waste of time and space. Living in denial under a coconut shell, and got the cheek to claim “hati rakyat” konon. Classic sample of a brain-dead zombie.
Only someone of a very low mentality and upbringing will make the type of comment made by ‘hati rakyat’. Calling others as animals, shows. For a Muslim you will have to answer to maybe 3+millions Umno members in the hereafter or if you are not a Muslim you will be getting what you deserved in the hereafter.
Sorry, I’m UMNO and I’m not forgiving you.
Malaysian Born Rais should really stop talking, in fact I think its time for him to retire from politics. In the past one always gave him the benefit of the doubt, the information flow and availability was such that Malaysians actually believed what they saw on local TV and Print news. Times have changed to the extent that we are all hard pressed to believe anything in the traditional media until it has been verified thoroughly. In the case of a politician like Rais he has shot his mouth of one time too many and frankly it looks like he isn’t particularly bright either, something that he was able to hide earlier which is becoming glaringly evident in today’s context. Perhaps it would be better for him to retire from active politics as the issue of competence has to be addressed too. When more than 300,000 people are able to get onto the streets in spite of all manner of restrictions, consensus is not an argument that carries much weight. Those are all voters who are dissatisfied and want change.
londok, how many percent is that? You sure you’re in the majority? Dream on mate, BS3 has proven the worthlessness of pakatan as government material.
Londok, I fully agreed with you that Rais should retire from politic. He and his wife also very tired already because doing to much of Bodeking.
But you are totally wrong on the number of turnout. After 2008 political tsunami that hit us. Now we are much more ready to react especially after Bersih 3.0. We will REJECT leaders who support and condone street demo
Hahahahaha….this one another one…y’all can simply come out with your numbers that you dream off…truth is…it was not more than 50k …..not even 0.1% of Malaysian la weh…. ROFL
I support Bersih but today incident is an eye opener for peace loving Malaysian. Ambiga and her committee has acted irresponsible leaders by blaming others as provocation agent when we can clearly see in the video clip that the hooligans is their supporters.
Congratulations to PDRM for maintaining law and order by acting professionally. Today incident also clearly show that Bar Council and SUHAKAM failed to secure and protect our Liberty.
Opposition leaders like Lim Kit Siang; Anwar Ibrahim; Azmin Ali truly show their poor leadership quality. Do we want our future generation to be so unruly and lawless.
Enough is enough. If this is what the PR leaders considered as human right and democracy then they have really underestimate our rational judgement. Anwar was the worst by instigating student to demo on PTPTN by misleading them that by abolishing it then the student or borrower loan is cancel. No repayment will be required.
Bye PR; you can take DAP rocket and fly to the PAS moon and being screwed upside down by PKR
Support you 100% bro
Bersih supporter molested me. Bunch of them circling and grooping me. So young lady next time stay away from street demos. This my last and it include my vote. By DAP
I wish they strip you on the street to Bersih you body to. Those monkeys on taking advantage on girls during riots, they same like their leader fucking with peoples wife.
Unisex gate.
Promises of riot excitement cum makan angin FOC kampung people(transport, board &lodging and cash provided) are like racun which will destroy us rakyat both short and long term
Spewing of lies and hatred are against any civic behavior and religion alike
They have not serviced the states won properly-maybe performed even worse than predecessor. Sampah uncollected, sand stolen, funds missing, tailors galore, bypass of councillors appointment, unkept promises, unisexgate, developergate etc.
All these are just tips of iceberg which happened just moments into power- How about many more years later if given more chance – Habis……!
It is safer to sick with the govt which has lead us 50+ years into present glory through many challenges thick and thin.
And also “Terima kasih” is a typical Malaysian attitude unless they are poisoned by some mean and suave pirates of selfish echelons
It to late bro, the fire has burn people mind and heart..Police will to take you all one by one. The damage has been done now, just wait for your punishment bro.
My thumb down to Bersih. Say NO to hooligans and street demos
Bersih is fucking idiot Ambiga idea not the people it run and control by the fucking PR leader.
During the Ambiga-Khairy debate, someone in the audience asked whether the BN would allow a peaceful transition of power if it loses the next GE. The scary thing is that it looks like Pakatan will not take defeat in a democratic manner but take to the streets if it loses the next GE.
expected….lah
they will reformasilah, on issue basilah
and will challenge EC hot hot
(last time in 2008 won the states but never challenged)
bring to court to change the decision
these people are like pirates
stealing the majority people of their rights
for peaceful and loving country
This is why the reason we should not have a street demo and this is the very reason ambiga did want it to be held in a stadium.
This bunch of hooligans, stupid and barbarian 3rd CLASS BERSIH citizen, yet they dare to dream to have a first class government? WTF…
Nicely said belang
only fucking idiot joint the Bersih no matter where you held those fucking PR leader will take over on Bersih…they just want to be PM that’s it.
There is absolutely no doubt that cops turned the sit-in into a rally. There was no need for water canons and tear gas and thus provoke the participants. Why did not the Home Minister and the PDRM allow the sit-in at Dataran Merdeka. That simple approach and approval with crowd control and dispersal could have worked in favor of the govt. and the police earning the UMNOBARU govt. some credit. But alas they do not have that little logic, common sense and with the socalled amendments of so many laws, people could have concluded that the amendments were for real. What PDRM should remember is that freedom of assembly, peacefully, is a fundamental right of citizens. The people, by the charade the Home Minister, the DBKL, the police with conflicting and nonsensical statements, played made the citizens annoyed. They asked what is this govt. doing to us and the country, who are these people with such powers they do not have and abuse? The 300,000 should have sent a strong message.
Why can’t these people have a sit down demo at the stadium as suggested?
rubayah, you qualify as member of the pakatan lembus. You meet all criteria especially the rope in your nose.
Police acted ONLY AFTER the protester crash the wire barricade. You can’t force yourself into others or restricted area. Rubayah won’t accept if someone forcing himself into your private area. Don’t you. Unless you allow Nuar to do it front and back
Ha!ha!
Rubayah go take it man/woman!
Can Rubayah take in a crooked member? Take it in slow and steady Rubayah.
Do I have to LOL 300 000 Xs again?
Please stop! oblige me….I’m tired of LOL! kah..kah..300 000Xs.
Hello Rubayah..
You made the police look bad again. You know there is a reasoning for everything. DBKL didn’t even give reasoning for not allowing the rally to be held in Dataran, they also gave other options. But what we had was paid-protestors (admitted by the Mursyidul Am itself) creating havoc everywhere and however they can. Next time you have have people climbing over your house fence, pls dont call the police. you can call the Unit Amal probably..
Rubayah you are exactly right. The government should have allowed a peaceful sit-in with proper crowd control. But how can you do that at Dataran merdeka? There are 360* entry points. How can you properly control crowd with entry points all over? How do you control the good intensiion from the trouble makers there? Won’t you agree that it would have been a better option to have it at, say, Stadium Bukit Jalil? Isn’t it a safer place to sit-in and sing and shout in unison, listen to speeches and cheer and clap till your heart’s fill?
It’s really sad to see my country which was so peaceful becoming so violent by those donkeys and monkeys because of one man who gila to be PM……wtf.
Simply put, this is a chance for presented to hooligans to have fun. Ambiga, please stuff some Bersih posters in your pockets and jump into the treas bin with it. BERSIH organizers should bear responsibility for all the damages that were left behind.. what? this also cannot ah? but you wanna help some idiots take responsibility of the whole nation?
Mana bersih supporter?? Hahaha. I bet Najib having his laugh now.
Sekarang Ambiga; Pak Samad disaluti tahi Dan kencing. Anwar; Lim Kit Siang; Hadi Awang serta Azmin Ali duduk diam sebab objektif mereka tercapai. Para penganjur haruslah bertanggungjawab atas kerosakan hartabenda awam serta menyebabkan kecederaan. Ambiga Dan seluruh AJK Bersih haruslah dihadapkan ke mahkamah mengikut kanun CPC. Sebagai bekas Presiden Bar Council beliau memang sedar tentang kesan Dan akibat demonstrasi jalanan.
PR hanya peserta dan penyokong Bersih serta tidak patut dipersalahkan di atas tindakan GANAS penyokong Bersih melanggar undoing-undang. Saya dijemput ke pentas untuk beri sepatah dua kata semangat Dan menaikkan moral penyokong Bersih. Tidak lebih daripada itu. Mungkin inilah Akan diperkatakan oleh Anwar nanti.
Azmin pula mungkin Ada alasan lain. Manakan tidak aku rempuh pagar kawat duri polis. Aku tension sebab walaupun rumah aku berpagar batu tapi bos aku masih dapat tibai puki biniku. Silap aku jugak sebab bagi kunci kat bos. Tapi takpe asalkan nanti aku dapat ambilalih tempt beliau.
Itulah al-kisah Awang Selamat….
Did anybody see Ambiga children? I didn’t . Maybe she is childless. Thank God. Otherwise this Bastard mental retarded lady will leave a heir
I alighted from the Masjik Jamek station with my son at about noon. There was already a crowd there but everyone was smiling and seemed to be having a fun time. We took pictures and tried to contact other friends who were arriving. It was all very peaceful. Later on as more people arrived the atmosphere became more electric with cheerleaders leading the crowd to chant “Bersih” and “Reformasi”. No indication of violence. It was about 3pm. that murmurs ripped along the crowds that the police has started firing tear-gas. I tried to look for my son to prepare to leave. When I made my way to the station I found the gates to be locked and that was when tear-gas reached us. The crowd nearly stampeded and I was pushed and had to follow the jostling to escape the choking gas. There were more tear-gas and everyone rushed towards Pudu road. I saw many people, elderly and ladies, some with children, with tears streaming down their faces and choking.
Served you right. You and those old fart should just stay at home. Why blame others when you join the party with your son.
Dah terantuk baru tergadah
Well said Mei Ling. I was at home living a peaceful life with my mother and sister. I have nothing to worry except for financial problems [due to my faults alone]. Come election day I will exercise my right as a citizen to elect my representative. Is demonstration [be it sit down or stand up or tonggang terbalik] a basic need in my life? Not at all.
You brought your son along?
Bodoh first class!
My neighbours don’t even dare go out with their family for shopping at one utama and you brought your son along?
Bodoh first class!
MAybe you thought he would be a good human shield?
Coward first class!
Served u right…court order sudah keluar…which means it is officially breaking the law to go there , yet u bring your son …teaching your son to break the law lagi….
Now these Bastards to blame others. Surendran an appointee to VP of PKR blame the police but he forget that maybe those he so claim to be reporter acted like a thugs. Ampuki said DS Najib should be worry to the large turnout. She never apologise but just brag how successful is the Bersih.
Anyway where is YB Karpal Singh? No where to been seen and quiet. Singh is no more King. Now his King Crown taken away by the Keling Paria King who thought they represent the silent majority.
Surendran and Ampuki kindly look at my Middle finger. Tq
For the second time in less than a year, the government of Najib Razak is staring at the consequences of a huge miscalculation of the public mood for change.
The misread this time could ratchet up pressure within his own party for the prime minister to do something drastic to pull his chestnuts out of the fire.
Either that or he faces the prospect, in the event of what is likely to be a tepid performance at the general election, of being asked to relinquish the Umno presidency, just as his predecessor was compelled to, even before elections to its top posts are held.
The clock is winding down rapidly to both polls – the one must be held within a year and the other, less inflexible in its timeline, due for staging not much after.
The huge size, multiracial diversity and the relative youth of the crowds that electoral reform pressure group Bersih succeeded in attracting to its protest yesterday is inevitably being read as a harbinger of results to come at the national polls and the Umno one.
Barring of course electoral fraud, concern over which had driven the Bersih protests over the last five years, the BN-led government of Najib is looking at a poor outing at the 13th general election.
After what had happened at the last general election, which was held a few months after the first Bersih protest of Nov 10, 2007, followed by the Hindraf march 15 days later, observers are apt to extrapolate from the magnitude of protest rallies for a sense of what is to come when balloting begins.
Youth outsize presence
Credible estimates put the crowd at last July’s Bersih 2.0 at 50,000, and the one yesterday at four times that number.
These estimates are not easily verifiable, but observers recalled a palpable sense of a surging wave emanating from the crowds that showed up at the second Bersih rally.
If last July’s protest was a torrent of popular sentiment for polls reform, yesterday’s demonstration was geyser-like in size and intensity.
More ominous for the longevity of the ruling Najib-led BN coalition was the presence of large numbers of youth among the protesters.
The young are said to make up 70 percent of the 2.3 million new voters, up from the last election’s total of 10.5 million voters in all, on the Election Commission’s rolls.
This increase is being seen as pivotal to the outcome of the 13th general election.
No doubt the decision of Himpunan Hijau, the protest movement that grew out of opposition to the rare earth plant in Pahang, to make common cause with Bersih had contributed to lowering the average age of participants at yesterday’s Bersih protest.
Youth were conspicuous among the impressive crowds that had gathered at the Himpunan Hijau rally held in Kuantan earlier this year to protest the Lynas plant in Gebeng.
Then, their outsize presence suggested that environmental issues weighed with them.
Yesterday, their evident enthusiasm and large prevalence among the crowds indicated that their concerns have since become more holistic.
Inflationary effect
Because crowds at public rallies have become an electoral weather vane, the size of the Bersih rallies of last July and yesterday will be read as indicative of what it to come at the general election.
Probably mindful of that, the Najib administration was anxious to avoid the impression of being extremely forbidding about the Bersih 3.0 event when the advocacy group announced in early April that it intended to stage a protest over the inadequacy, or rather duplicity, of the government’s efforts at electoral reform.
By giving permission for the protest to be held but barring it from being held at Bersih’s chosen venue – Dataran Merdeka – the government had hoped to take some of the wind out of the reform movement’s sails.
However, the public wrangling over the venue between the powers-that-be and Bersih, not to mention recurrent controversies about phantom and illegal voter registrations, fanned the embers of discontent among Bersih’s supporters.
Finally, two days before the scheduled protest, the disclosure that the EC chief and his deputy were members of Umno was seen to have irretrievably contradicted the government’s avowals of genuine interest in polls reform.
That must have had an inflationary effect on the crowds’ determination to support electoral reform. The upshot was yesterday’s largest ever gathering in Kuala Lumpur for a political protest in decades.
Najib will now have to push the polls from what was lately bruited to be a date in June to months down the road, or conjure up nostrums to placate the deep veins of discontent that Bersih and the opposition parties have tapped into.
But things may just be too little too late.
Sorry mate, a lot of the silent majority don’t see it that way. A lot of people see the demonstrators as a bunch of undicipline hooligans who cannot follow the rule. They were given another venue to conduct their demo but what did they do instead? Freedom to express your opinion does not equate to freedom to do what ever you want when ever you want.
PKR Gurka journalist la you. I bet the election will be before end of June and will be as soon as 9/06/12. After Bersih 3.0 PM can sleep well. Bersih 3.0 already backfire la T Netto. The people anger will be on PR since last 3 1/2 years what they do is only creating chaotic demos in the country. Anwar teaching youngster not to pay PTPTN and his move to abolish PTPTN is a move to take away the education financing for the Non Bumis la. Kim Kit Siang and Guan Eng knows well that PTPTN funds really help the non Bumi. Instead of allocation of RM100m they demanded it to RM500million and RM1 billion to show government sincerity. People want those benefitted from the fund repaid the loan they taken. 389K student benefitted from the fund already. Get tough to those who don’t want to repay back
Nolah…
election probably end of the year
so how?
do another beeshit in the 3rd quarter?
Hey Mr Netto, are you the same uncle who writes long pieces in Malaysiakini that nobody understands? Having problems understanding this piece too. Sorry not as intellectual as you and the man you so adore, Anwar Ibrahim.
Total Net Zero
wow, must have taken you several days to write this “sunny” piece of journalism. But hey, it sounded more like a hopeful dream than stark reality. Be prepared to have your joyful bubble burst into smittereens.
To all BerSHIT Supporters… ask yourself if this was a success? in the midst all the chaos and havoc, what message did you’ll send to the government? it was supposed to be a sit-in, peaceful demo. But what happen? The Almighty’s Wrath will be upon every person who bring pain and torture to another person. And yet the fucking bastards of BERSIH still blame others for what happened. Immature retards.
The authorities have given 3 stadiums to chose to hold the alleged peaceful demonstrations but was rejected by Ambiga. why? Well I think you all know the answer.
Actually Anwar planned to topple the govt through street domonstrations like what happened in Egypt, Libya and Syria which is still on-going. He is not confident to take over the govt through the ballot papers. His moral is very very very bad and the majority of the people know about it. During the election campaign his personal character will be fully exposed. And he cannot fight back because it is ALL TRUE and he knows it.
Malaysia is different. The people is well taken care off by the BN government. We live in peace and harmony among the various races. We are grateful to ALLAH and thankful to the BN govt. Those who are not satisfied is Anwar and his followers. Anwar wants to be PM badly because he has hidden personal agenda. Namely to clear his name, to bring back the 500 and 1000 ringgit notes which he has smuggled overseas by legalizing the tender on them. So said his former colleage.
The majority of the voters will make the decision through the WILL of ALLAH. One thing for sure Anwar has to admit ALLAH knows, Saiful knows, and he himself also knows what he did. No wonder until today he is scared to take oath in the mosque or in the court. He refused to stand in the witness box. He refused to be questioned in court. He refused to take polygraph test with Dato Eskay. He refused to give his blood for DNA test. He refused to produce his wife and driver to stand in court as his alibi. That is enough to justify whether he is innocent or guilty in his sodomy case.
Now malaysians, do you need him to be our PM?
We don’t even need him as the Opposition Leader, let alone as our PM. He can be our PM in his dreams only. Keep dreaming Anwar. It would be a nightmare for us Malaysians and Malaysia if Anwar were to become PM. The only PM that suits him is PEGI MAMPUS!
Very Well said, Zool
Berakshit…I wonder where was Hadi Awang this time. Bunch of yellow turds.
negeri sendiri ayarq kotoq…bersih pala otak hang wali selipar oi…org toron pungkork ni mandi wajib dia tak sah seumur hidup….al juburi woi ..camna hang semayang selama ni..tubuh hang tu mmg x Bersih tp Bershittttt….mampuihla lu nuar oii sikit hari nak mati hang tau betapa seksanya hang masa sakaratulmaut