Don´t get me wrong... I am not complaining about whats written in facebook or anywhere else. In fact it is rather informative. But yet.... I am wondering.. how much of these do you guys want to do? Reading an article, from FMT (Which someone was telling me they are rather bias atm....) titled BN will be toppled this year (clickable link), makes me really question... why are you guys doing this? Yea... you want change, you want UBAH....... but, don´t you guys know, no matter what you do at the moment, or how many "peaceful rallies" or street demonstrations you do, it won´t change the government?! The Prime Minister is already sworn in. Election is concluded. We, those that want change, have lost! No.... it doesn´t mean we are going into defeat... but rather...... Spend the next 5 years learning from our stupidity or mistakes that costs us BN to rule Malaysia again.
Not in comparison.... nor that I dont have faith and etc......
But do you know.... the wars in the Middle East also started as "street demonstrations"?
‘BN will be toppled this year’
A massive street rally is being planned to overthrow the ruling government.
KUALA LUMPUR: Pro-Pakatan Rakyat groups have vowed to overthrow the Barisan Nasional government this year through a massive street rally.
Speakers at a forum held yesterday unanimously agreed that waiting for five years until the next
general election was too long, and vowed to overthrow BN this year through “force”.
general election was too long, and vowed to overthrow BN this year through “force”.
The street rally is rumoured to be as early as May 17 or 18 to overthrow BN and capture Putrajaya.
“We will take to the streets and take over Putrajaya. If we really want to overthrow them, there is no other way. Democracy does not work,” Haris Ibrahim from ABU (Anything But Umno) told the 1,500-strong crowd here.
“The people cannot wait anymore. We don’t want to wait another five years. We will take the streets,” he added.
PKR vice-president and Batu MP Tian Chua mirrored Haris’ cry to overthrow BN through force, and said it was the people’s choice.
“The decision to wait another five years or fight is not the right of Pakatan leaders, the results during the polls were not of Pakatan… but the rakyat’s,” he said.
‘This is not a threat, it is a promise’
‘This is not a threat, it is a promise’
Meanwhile, student leader Adam Adli Halim challenged the authorities to arrest him for urging the public to overthrow the government.
“Najib calls us the minority, but today we are proud to be the new majority in the country. We are able to mobilise and seize back our democracy that was stolen from us,” he said to loud cheers.
“We cannot wait for five years to overthrow Umno and BN, 2013 is ours. We will bring them down.
“I urge the people of Malaysia to unite and go down to the streets to take back what is ours. Elections won’t overthrow the government, the people’s power will,” he added.
Electoral watchdog group Bersih 2.0 steering committee member Hishamuddin Rais pointed out that it was useless to take their unhappiness to the courts as he claimed the justice system was being controlled by the government.
“That is why we must take to the streets. We have to come out. What Najib likes is wrong, and what he doesn’t like is what we have to do,” he said.
“We will mobilise a big group and rally on the streets. This is not a threat, this is a promise,” he stressed.
Following the general election on Sunday that saw ruling Barisan Nasional capture their 13th consecutive victory, Pakatan and their supporters have claimed that the polls were rigged.
So..... before you go do something really stupid and throw your life away doing some street demonstrations... thinking about the safety of yourself....and if you are married, think about your family and the future of your kids before proceeding to doing something like this. We may all wish for a change, but sometimes, can you really handle the change? Before you shoot me down for what I wrote.... remember... it´s my blog... and my personal views. If you don´t like what you read... the little X on the top right corner of your browser will be your way out.
I stand wanting a better Malaysia... but not at the cost of something this drastic nor a future that might end up in war. Because..... although I now live in Europe, I still have my parents, my family... and my love one back in Malaysia. I want them to grow old peacefully, or even have their kids and family in peace and the beauty of the Malaysia we all know than to be dragged into an unwanted warzone.
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