The past four vigils went on without any "ugly" incidents.....until this 5th one which also coincided with the 1st anniversary of the "Bersih Walk" !
See Fr. Polino of Divine Mercy Church gently holding a candle for the cause.....here after the brute and menacing orders by the police were barked to back-off into the Amcorp Mall....only to be roughly man-handled later near the Dewan Civic and arrested....who says "men of the cloth" were spared...huh ?? Shame ...shame...shame !!!
and so was MP Tony Pua...another victim of circumstances or plain persecution......?
...the harmless crowd milling around the mall before......
Haris worked on plan B.......to gather around the entrance of the mall to sing the "Negara Ku" before marching in pairs peacefully out to the streets......!
...the crowd preparing to leave the mall..
and the cops getting into gear to intercept, confront and use brute force to arrest innocents.....the rest you know was mayhem with the arrest of 24 people who were walking in their own country with a candle in their hand......so much for democracy ! Pwhiiit on the authorities !I must say the police....especially the plain-clothed operatives were the most uncouth of vermins hurling and barking vulgar abuses at the innocent tax-paying citizens of all races and religions gathered to witness their high-handedness....shame on these poor excuses for human beings !!!
**Up-dates: for visual-proof of police high-handedness during the singing of the "Negara Ku" last night, go here and see for yourself as otherwise claimed by the head-honcho !
A black day indeed !
**top-most pic-courtesy of din merican, which clearly shows the bullying tactics of the brute and menacing "protectors" of the law......what a shame !!
**Up-dates: for visual-proof of police high-handedness during the singing of the "Negara Ku" last night, go here and see for yourself as otherwise claimed by the head-honcho !
A black day indeed !
**top-most pic-courtesy of din merican, which clearly shows the bullying tactics of the brute and menacing "protectors" of the law......what a shame !!
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Here is proof (video): Chief Police Officer lied. FRU charged during Negara Ku. Please tell the world
It is such a disgrace that we don't have freedom even in our own backyard.
What on earth is happening????????
On a nice note, have not had the chance to catch up with you yet!
:) See you soon!
And we as taxpayers are funding the yearly PDRM above average wage increases and bonuses. Who cares if there are one or two good cops. PDRM is just garbage.
"Spit on a cop" campaign!
Ladies/Senior Citizens/Unarmed Civilians
Please note:
I was reliably informed that it does no good to knee some men in the groin. It hurts them - not 1 bit - as there are NO bits there!
So there goes 1 defence technique!
Candle sticks are weapons..ppl who's had their bottoms waxed or saifuled are very aware that next to batons & stuntguns - candlesticks are worst!
So ladies...although 1 defence technigue is gone, aunty has just pointed you to another.
Next time when confronted by intruders - remember to wave yr candlesticks at them!
There is no more ordinary civil police, but political police. They are here to protect ruling politicians only, not civilians !
they broke the peace & created the chaos..
they gave us a 9-11 to remember… a mini Sunday Bloody Sunday…
I hope their kids dun get to watch the footage of charging Negaraku
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they broke the Peace & created the chaos…
they gave Malaysia a 9-11 to remember, a mini Sunday Bloody Sunday…
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http://delcapo.wordpress.com/
they broke the peace & created the chaos..
they gave us a 9-11 to remember… a mini Sunday Bloody Sunday…
I hope their kids dun get to watch the footage of charging Negaraku
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they broke the Peace & created the chaos…
they gave Malaysia a 9-11 to remember, a mini Sunday Bloody Sunday…
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http://delcapo.wordpress.com/
unrelated : some nice pics Stephen.
:)
http://thedandelions.wordpress.com/2008/11/12/oh-how-i-wish-i-am-part-of-the-elite-stock/#comments
Yellow Rose of Texas
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