Posted on May 6, 2012
How about it, folks?
They would not let us get to Dataran Merdeka on the 28th of last month.
Want to head out there tomorrow?
I know I want to ask the many leaders from MCCBCHST who expect will be in attendance tomorrow if any of them were at the Duduk Bantah and, if they were not, why not?
Any of you game?
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Antares
May 6, 2012
Malaysian Gurdwaras Council… buncha Pharisees, it appears, inviting Herod Antipas to their party. Despicable!
RViN
May 6, 2012
The Sikh community leaders here in Malaysia are all a bunch of ass kissers. Any event organised by any Sikh association will have the 1Malaysia logo and name slapped on it for no bloody reason whatsoever, even when they have received no funding or support from the government.
Heck, I remember prior to the 2008 elections at some Sikh Youth Games in Kg Pandan they unfurled a banner stating the Sikh Community in Malaysia fully supports Badawi and BN.
I don’t know where they got the idea that they could speak for the whole “Sikh community”, but they’re fond of ass kissing bullshit like that.
Which is why I want nothing to do with them.
Arun Paul
May 6, 2012
We go and have some chappatis with garbanzo chickpeas! Why not..we paid for it!
Rajes
May 6, 2012
An insight from a sikh, the BN is organising trips from all gurdwaras in malaysia to ensure thousands of sikhs are present. Bus fare to n fro of the trip is rm10 from kulim, kedah! Bythe way, iam from kulim n refuse to be hoodwinked by these fools.
Not convinced, just ask any of your sikh friends from out of kl. Apparently the sikhs in kl is not buying into this programme and they need outstation sikhs to potray their support of BN….pathetic.
ABU. ABU. ABU. ABU.
shakuntala
May 6, 2012
Can we, the People, truly and honestly enjoy ourselves to the fullest, with a Government leader who did not even want us to sit PEACEFULLY in our own Dataran Merdeka and whose police treated us with all the disrespect that we did not deserve.
A leader who stood by and did nothing to stop cruelty being meted out to his People?
A leader who was conveniently ………….out of the country at a time when the People needed him…most.
The trust has been lost……..sorry Haris, so sorry.
Time now for the People to speak…..no cow towing, God forbid ……NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!
Edward
May 6, 2012
Brother Harris,
If you’ll be there I’ll be there. !!
Idris Oh
May 7, 2012
Yes beware of negatives comments like the one above, I notice most blogs are full of comments that try to cause strife and confusion. These are instigators. So just ignore them, they will go away sooner or later if we don’t take notice of them.
I wasn’t there last Saturday, because of an important appointment, though I said I will be there on the next one after Bersih 2. Now this time is my chance to be counted. I will stand up for what I believe in and am willing to pay whatever it cost even if police do their best to me will forgive them, for “they know not what they do”. I will do it for a better Malaysia for the police’s children as well as all Malaysian’s children future. I am not a coward who is only concern with my own family, for when the Courts make me lose my family I am willing to sacrifice a lot more as nothing can match that. I don’t want to see more people suffer though what I have gone through.
I am sure there are many like me in the whole of Malaysia, that even they don’t comment here, they will quietly turn up to be counted in their millions.
wandererAUS
May 7, 2012
Haris, roti kaliar? (have you taken dinner). You should take step to avoid eating too much, the organizers (people with two faces) may poison you, I hate to loose a dear friend.
shakuntala
May 7, 2012
Mr. Idris Oh
Oh dear, oh dear!!!……so you’re turning the other cheek are you?
Well good for you….but please allow other people to have their own opinions. Don’t call them instigators to suit your action.
To each his own…..
Remie
May 7, 2012
Wish I can join in, too. All those who attended BERSIH 3.0 should have the right to “duduk bantah” at Dataran. Afterall, you have been invited, this time around.
baronvonchesto
May 7, 2012
Sorry Haris – if Najib and is bunch of thieving baboons are planning on being there, I dont think Id want to be mistaken for being there in support of him. So I dont think we should be going…
baronvonchesto,
If you dont want to be mistaken as there supporting them, wear your BERSIH 3.0 T
ACR
May 7, 2012
From time immemorial the SIkhs have been rumoured (unfairly it seems) for their tendency towards what Anwar is accused of. No offence to the Sikhs, who I consider to be my brothers in humanity, but dare I hope that this evening one of you at least will do the nation a favour and do to Jibby what he fully deserves?
Hardev Singh
May 7, 2012
My entire family came out in support of Bersih 3.0 – Me at Central Market, one child in Adelaide and another in Melborne. Trust me, many of Sikh are not in favour. This is a political move. Spare the curses on the Sikhs. Thank you.
navin
May 7, 2012
if ever going,it should be great to be in yello.that will be awesome…
navin
May 7, 2012
if ever going,it should be great to be in yellow.that will be awesome…
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ABU
May 7, 2012
Wear yellow Tshirts with jackets over the Tshirts. After your meals, take off your jackets to reveal your yellow Tshirts, and start asking the asskissers the embarrasing questions
shakuntala
May 7, 2012
Mr. Navin the yellow t-shirt is there to be worn everyday, if anyone wants to do so. In fact that is what we all ought to be doing……make the Bersih t-shirt an on-going thing.
The Bersih story ought to be kept alive. People always give you a second look, when they see you wearing it…..the humble yellow Bersih t-shirt has gained tremendous popularity.
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potblack
May 7, 2012
In case you miss this. You were drag into the mud pond.http://www.malaysia-chronicle.com/index.php?option=com_k2&view=item&id=33106:rpk-you-are-still-a-liar-and-a-coward-no-wonder
Lluuung
May 8, 2012
HARIS
Your “OCCUPY DATARAN” poster is simply hilarious ! I LOVE IT !
Best of Luck !!!
ctzen
May 8, 2012
Actually, if you ask me, which you didn’t 😉 the challenge to Pakatan of winning GE13 is when BN acts fair.
They put all of 3 major demands of Bersih in. Have GE and BN may not lose all of the States but retain more than they expect. Only the Malays in Tall Songkok think they can win GE13. Others might be realistic BN people.
It will be a good challenge. In fact Pakatan will have to do more thinking to win more votes!
All around more thinking. Instead of breaking skulls! 😆
ctzen
May 8, 2012
Just to add.
Teachers, Policemen and Govt employees and poorer households will be able to send their children to University free, if not only RM500. per year. When they graduate, there’ll be more jobs (we have to screw PR gomen harder to do good governance).
The parents have more money in their pockets, the graduated children have more money in their pockets – they can buy houses …. can you see that??? 🙂
With more money in hand other biznesses will be good. You can sell more books, newspapers, badminton rackets, shoes, golf balls and …..go for holidays to Indonesia. When got more money than to EU, US lah. Unless you wanna stay in posh hotels in Bali after which you go bankrupt ! 😆
ctzen
May 8, 2012
Hey, you Guys!
Dataran Merdeka is the right place for Rakyat!
Not exactly, but it’s like Mecca. The Holy/Sacred Mosque. Translated that means – Masjidil Haram.
I view metaphorically that Datararan Merdeka is Dataran Merdeka Haram.
What else is more sacred than our human rights to a life of peace and progress for all.
That’s very Haram!
Welcome to Dataran Merdeka Haram!
See you there! 💡
MSingh
May 11, 2012
GUys,
I am Sikh and proud of it. I was also at Bersih 3.0 with my wife at Jalan TAR /Jalan Tun Perak junction. So please stop generalizing and using crude expressions.
Really want to show ‘hero’ should have gone for the event in yellow T instead sitting behind the keyboard and passing statements. Bunch of losers
Hardev Singh
May 11, 2012
Guys, I am also a Sikh. I marched from Central Market to the Front line when the barrakades came down. Was just 3 meters from the riots squad. I got water cannoned and tear gas. I did not fail my spirit/desire to being will all brave fellow Malaysian who came to be there on that they – its a memorial day for all of us and my pictures being there will witness me. Similarily my children participated in Adelaide and Melborne. Let not hurls crude words on Sikhs.
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