Monday, 7 May 2012

IDIOSYNCRASY: BERSIH 3.0 - DUMBEST STATEMENTS MADE

Ok… so Bersih 3.0 successfully achieved it's goal by bringing approximately 250,000 people together to stand up for a common cause. Clean and Fair Elections. I was there and it was a really great experience to stand together with my fellow Malaysians of all races to demand for something that is as simple as a clean and fair election.

But, somehow or other, my government can never get that into their thick lapuk skull and had to make incredibly stupid statements to embarrass Malaysia further. I mean, these are leaders of the country and to make statements such as this, I can’t never understand how people elected them in… or maybe phantom people did.
So here are the collection of the DUMBEST statements made:

1. IGP Ismail Omar – on media personnel being roughed up by the police:


So please explain the video @ 8:10 min onwards. Ooops… I forgot… possibility of blind police in the force. We don’t discriminate don’t we…?


2. Prime Minister Najib Razak – on the violence that occurred on the day


This was one WTF statement. 1 police car assaulted. Hundreds of people got injured by the police. 7-10 over police ganged up to beat up weaponless protestors  and you wanna tell me POLICE WERE THE VICTIMS???!?!?!?

Again, Malaysia does not discriminate against blind people. We accept them to be our PM even if they are retarded. Please explain your POLICE WERE THE VICTIM based on the videos below.










3.  Prime Minister Najib Razak – again on the “violence” from the protestors



#1 – Did my PM just blamed the occurrence of the violence on the choice of location? He should have probably won the Noble Prize for a new discovery. Who would have thought that apart from the variable of human being  and overly gung-ho police force, the location of an event could contribute to violence. What’s he’s trying to say is this, if I have “JomHeboh” at Bukit Jalil – NO VIOLENCE.  Have “JomHeboh” at Dataran – VIOLENCE. Simply amazing. Somebody please give this joker a Noble Prize now.

#2 – They did choose Stadium Merdeka last year. But at the last minute, you rejected them and still got violent and shot at them.  So seriously, what are you saying now? Last year illegal, now ok? What was the difference?

4. Prime Minister Najib Razak – on the venue


Oh… I forgot, if we had used Stadium Merdeka… we wouldn’t be able to takeover and occupy Stadium Merdeka. Totally slipped by me.

5. Hishammuddin Hussein – on the confiscation of memory cards and camera


Really didn’t know about this. Countries where confiscating equipments of the media are practice are Zimbabwe, Myanmar (before Aung San Suu Kyi), China, Syria, Egypt, Tunisia…

Anyways, thanks to the IGP who decided to be smarter this time, "There is no such thing. We act in accordance with the law,".

6. ASTRO SVP Rohaizad Mohamed – on cencorship


Who would have guessed… your friendly neighborhood friend Astro sucks up to the government so much that they would censor international news BBC/Al-Jazeera. Btw, what the heck is “NATIONAL CONTENT REGULATIONS”. What happened to the Press Freedom Act and unbias reporting?

And to seal it all off, my dear Communication Minister Rais Yatim had to open his big fat mouth and think we are all fools…



7.  Prime Minister Najib Razak – on the purpose of the rally to topple the government


Saying this after the rally totally made dumb sense. If we really wanted topple the government, we wouldn’t have dispersed at 4:00pm. We would have fought on and today, your ass would be stuck at Putrajaya with no way out and the army would be taking over instead of PDRM and FRUs chasing us around.

Hypothetically, if we really wanted to take over, your police force of a meager hundred would be like an ant against 250,000 people. How many tear gas canister/water trucks stock you had that could hold back 250,000 people? If we had all endured the tear gas and water cannons, what would you be left with at the end of the day? If we all had rushed at the police, they’ll be the ones in cuffs and inside their own vans. What would you do then? Huh? How on earth would you be able to re-stock? Think.. think.. think… brader… So no! Our intention was for a peaceful assembly to tell you to clean up the elections or we’re going to clean you out in the next election!

8. New Straits Time – on Australian Senator Xenophon

We should always listen to our mainstream media. Dead serious.

What NST reported:

“What we are seeing is a worldwide pattern of abuse and criminality. On the body of evidence, this is not happening by accident; it is happening by design. ISLAM is not a religious organisation. It is a criminal organisation that hides behind its so-called religious beliefs.”

What Xenophon really said:

“What we are seeing is a worldwide pattern of abuse and criminality. On the body of evidence, this is not happening by accident; it is happening by design. SCIENTOLOGY is not a religious organisation. It is a criminal organisation that hides behind its so-called religious beliefs.”

For the full article, click here 

Please continue your support for them.

9. Hishammuddin Hussein – on Bersih’s traction

Never doubt your Home Minster


Watch the video to believe him.



I now officially rest my case.         

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