Monday, April 30, 2012

bersih 3.0 violence kekejaman polis .avi






半岛电视台的记者为了报道428净选盟的集会,抵达现场时摄影机被警察抢了,只好用一部iPad拍下他们所见所闻……
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Malaysian police have clashed with thousands of protesters who are calling for an overhaul of the country's electoral system. Security forces fired tear gas ...




Kwan Ky 分享了 1 Yellow Malaysia 的照片

哇,这种东东也用!!人民没有解散的原因你们知道了吗?!

原文:
当天派上用场的的手机干扰器 (Phone Jammer),靠近这干扰器的附近一带,手机完全不能使用。所以14.00點後当宣布解散的时候,很多人到15:00 还不知道发生什么事情。

現在有出席集會的你終於明白,爲什麽手機打不出也接不到來電吧?不是因為人多而線路不夠,而是人多而嚇壞了以民為本的國陣政府,所以要對你們先下手為強。

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看看大马警察的催泪弹怎么射,留意0:40。。。
下衰到日本了。。。

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マレーシアで28日、選挙制度改革を求める大規模デモがありました。途中、デモ隊と警官隊が衝突し、200人以上が拘束されました。
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Sunday, April 29, 2012

POLSIA (MALAYSIA POLICE) TERRIBLY BEATING, PUNCHING MALAYSIANS.............TERRIBLY.......


MONDAY, APRIL 30, 2012


Hishamuddin, what have you to say about the brutality shown by your police


Thousands of demonstrators demanding free and fair elections met with tear gas and water cannon in capital Kuala Lumpur.

Malaysian riot police have fired tear gas and used water cannon on a crowd of demonstrators who staged one of the country's largest street rallies in years, demanding fair rules for national elections expected soon.

At least 25,000 demonstrators swamped Malaysia's capital Kuala Lumpur on Saturday, hoping to pressure Prime Minister Najib Razak's ruling coalition - which has held power for nearly 55 years - to overhaul electoral policies before polls that could be held as early as June.

Authorities insist the elections will be free and fair, rejecting activists' claims that the Election Commission is biased and that voter registration lists are tainted with fraudulent names.

Demonstrators wearing yellow T-shirts, waving banners and chanting slogans poured into downtown Kuala Lumpur, massing near the city's historic Merdeka (Independence) Square that police had sealed off with barbed wire and barricades.

Authorities had refused to allow Bersih, or Coalition for Free and Fair Elections - the opposition-backed pressure group that organised the rally - to use the square, a nationally renowned venue that hosts parades and patriotic celebrations.

The demonstration remained peaceful for several hours, prompting organisers to declare it a success and ask people to head home.

But when a small group appeared to suddenly breach the police barriers, authorities began firing tear gas and water laced with stinging chemicals at the crowd. 

Authorities detained dozens of people, with Malaysian media reports saying as many as 60 were arrested.

No major injuries were immediately reported.

Police action 'unjustified'

Kuala Lumpur's police said in its social media statements that authorities were forced to move against the protesters, but opposition leaders and rights groups said the action was unjustified.

A federal police spokesperson estimated there were about 25,000 demonstrators, but many witnesses and some Malaysian news organisations said there were between 80,000 and 100,000 protesters at the rally.

The rally's organisers have also sought longer election campaigning periods and changes to ensure citizens living abroad can cast ballots, as well as international observers for the polls and fairer access for all political parties to the government-linked media.

Al Jazeera's Harry Fawcett, reporting from Kuala Lumpur, said: "As far as the protesters are concerned, the government haven't met their demands. They want a series of improvements to the electoral system. They are calling for better electoral role. They also want the electoral commission, which runs elections this country, to be entirely reformed.

"The protest was not what both sides [government and protesters] were talking about. They were talking about peaceful protests. Ideally, the protesters wanted to protest inside Independence Square." 

Saturday's gathering follows one crushed by police last July, when 1,600 people were arrested.

That rally for clean elections prompted a police crackdown with tear gas and water cannon.

A resulting backlash prompted Najib, Malaysia's prime minister, to set up a parliamentary panel whose eventual report suggested a range of changes to the electoral system.

But Bersih and the opposition are demanding a complete overhaul of a voter roll considered fraudulent and reform of an Election Commission they say is biased in favour of the governing coalition.

Najib has launched a campaign to repeal authoritarian laws in a bid to create what he called "the greatest democracy".

His ruling coalition has governed Malaysia for more than five decades but made a dismal showing against the opposition in 2008, and Najib is under pressure to improve on that.


Mr Lee, a Bersih 3.0 participant, was attacked & arrested by more than 10 policemen while taking picture & waiting for train to go home at Masjid Jamek LRT Station. He was released at Police Training Centre at midnight.


Having witnessing the past two Bersih rallies, I thought while Bersih 3 has the most turn-out, it was also the most brutal. The police were chasing the protesters - sampai lubang cacing, both on foot and using their water-cannon and tear gas. As the crowd took a reprieve behind small alleys and backways, the police would shoot the tear gas onto them.

If you are caught - God forbids, they would not simply handcuff you. YOu would be beaten by the whole battalion first, like in this video! Judge it for yourself.

Pukul curi, or tumpang sekaki, literally seems to be the moduls operandi of the police. Thanks to the videographer for capturing this. This video was captured at 5.30 pm, long after Bersih has ended!



Malaysian police brutality during peace rally. The victim seems to be innocent said by the video capturer. Actually, the victim himself is a cameraman. The polices deliberately hit the victim because he was taking pictures of the polices hitting other people, causing chain reaction.
Even AlJazeera English's cameraman was told to not to capture photos or videos, their cameras were taken by the polices to hide their hostile acts. The AlJazeera crew used iPad later instead for live show that they were just broadcasting today.


The above are just three of the many video taken by private individuals depicting the brutality of the police.  Now the big question is, do we need to pay taxes to the government so that the police could earn their keeps to beat us up?


The above might as well be scenes from Israel's treatment on the Palestinians where their IDF have the penchant in coming down hard on the people showing the slightest hint that they are terrorists.

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BUKAN ORANG AWAM JE BEBBBBBBB. PELANCONG ASING JUGAK ! ! ! !
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我亲生经历,集会的时候真的很不错和平..警察叔叔也没做什么..
可是散会的时候,我们要坐LRT回家的时候,他们却把LRT关完了,闸门都关,然后放垂泪弹!!“别人怎样安全的离开!!?”
我在对面是因为我有touch n go去了前面等朋友,然后朋友们都在masjid jamek这站买LRT的票,结果一半他们就关门,然后警察叔叔一直放垂泪弹..我朋友们就一直逃逃逃..幸好最后我们都安全了:)



  • 可怜的马来西亚公民。。。。
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    • 6 个人都觉得这挺赞的。

      • Lee Victor 他们把人民当成狗,。。。。根本不管人命。。。。。。。。。。人渣管理这个国家还有希望吗?





Makcik ni pengsan selepas terkena gas pemedih mata dan water canon...
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Laporan Khas Tvmakmur.com Himpunan Bersih 3.0 | 28 April 2012 |www.tvmakmur.com Jurukamera - Khairul Editor - Ikhwan