Fascist policemen frightened of flowers

ARCHIVES 2013

By admin-s On May 4, 2013

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This little lady, who seeks re-election in Pantai, Kuala Lumpur, is frightened by hantu voters. Over the past week, there have been reports of mass charter flights from East to West Malaysia in the middle of the night. (Late last night, a flight tracker web site showed two flights, an MAS jumbo and an AirAsia Airbus with registration numbers that were the same as those on what was said to be leaked internal airline emails making arrangements for these flights.)

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Bersih’s co-chairman Ambiga Sreenevasan says a just-released video of foreigners suspected to have been flown in to vote in tomorrow’s polls shows that there is “real basis” for such allegations. The video, said to be taken early on Friday morning outside KLIA, showed six vans ― two in the livery of Risda, the federal rubber smallholders agency.They were shown preparing to transport Nepalese nationals, who had just arrived on a Malindo Air flight, to oil palm plantations in the peninsula.

If true, and Ambiga says there is some basis to it, then this is a real threat to Malaysian democracy and the right of the Malaysian people to determine their own future.

This shithead policeman is frightened of flowers

Some 16,000 multi-coloured mini flags were first planted inside the Jalan Tempinis roundabout in Lucky Garden in Kuala Lumpur on April 14. Since then, the movement has spread to nearby suburbs such as Damansara Heights, Sri Hartamas and even to other states like Perak and even further afield to Barcelona and London.

Urban middle-class Malaysians, ordinary people, decided to plant these flags by the roadside and at roundabouts, as an art installation which they call the Malaysian Spring.

But this fascist-sounding cop, who sits near the top of Bukit Aman, says that pretty little flags at roadsides will make masses of people come together for a violent revolution like the “Arab Spring”.