BBC: Malaysia rally: Kuala Lumpur 'to be locked down'

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[tomoko]

Malaysian Information Minister Zainuddin Maidin defends police action against protesters calling for changes to electoral process.
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This one is laughable because as government, you don't get into a shouting match on TV.

When asked why is violence used to break up the protest, he say it is illegal.

When asked why is it illegal, he say it is illegal because people get to vote every 5 years.

 

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Singapore will have the guts to stage protests like this in ten years time, not because Sinkies have the guts to, but because of the new citizens, the Ah Tiongs, Pinoys will stage such protest to demand for democratic reforms.

Until then, you will only see the brave SDP and TBT on the road doing protests.

 

[Cestbon]

Singapore will have the guts to stage protests like this in ten years time, not because Sinkies have the guts to, but because of the new citizens, the Ah Tiongs, Pinoys will stage such protest to demand for democratic reforms.

Until then, you will only see the brave SDP and TBT on the road doing protests.

For next 10 year Singapore will not dare to protest agaainst gov with a scale of 500 people or more.
This time round I see Chinese people also join in are very surprise me . Look like they are really start to work together.
This time Bersih 2.0 very few Indian join in compare to last rally.
Singapore red army really very lucky not need to work so hard conmpare to Malaysia/Thailand.

 

[Cestbon]

Lau HERO want to stand infront of water canon truck???