DURING THE HULU SELANGOR BY ELECTIONS4 UKM POLITICAL SCIENCE UNDERGRADS
AFTER CONSULTATION WITH THEIR LECTURER
UNDERTOOK TO GO TO GROUND ZERO.
THEY WERE ARRESTED.
NOW THEIR UNIVERSITY WANTS TO EXPEL THEM.
THEY HAVE TAKEN THEIR CASE TO THE HIGH COURT.
WHILST A TEAM OF LAWYERS HAVE TAKEN UP THEIR CASE PRO-BONO
WE CAN DO OUR PART BY GIVING MORAL SUPPORT.
IT ALWAYS HELPS.
JUNE 17
JALAN DUTA HIGH COURT
9:OOAM.
READ THE WHERE, WHY, HOW, WHEN
HERE
Hi Uncle Zorro
ReplyDeleteI wish I could join all of you there and shake the hands of UKM4 fighters.
Reading their stories makes me feel so worthless but I am so proud that there are young people like them who would fight for their rights.
Some people think our youths are ignorant, detached lots to the pressing issue in this Motherland. Hardly we realise these youths do not wish to associate themselves with our kind of armchair critics -they stand for their rights. Easily we forget that they dissociate themselves from our circus-like politics because 'stupid does what stupid sees'.
Dear friends, if you have time, please give them your support. This is your support for your children and the generations to come, living in a better Malaysia.
I'll be there in flesh and in spirit.
ReplyDeleteEvery country is aware that forment starts with politicians manipulating the simple minds of students.
ReplyDeleteIf not for students rebelling & revolting, & accepting new ideas, there will be no changes nor revolutions.
Those older ppl with a job & families to feed will not willingly risk their lives as easily as students for a dream, a hope & an idea
This is why in truly democratic countries, students are monitored & banned fr any political activities
Long Live the Democratic Republic of Malaysia!!
btw hv you never experienced telling a young person NOT to & then finding out that he will go out of his way TO?
....if they were spotted at an UMNO rally, different story right?
ReplyDelete(btw, wasn't our SodoMee victim also a Uni student...who just HAPPENED to be a volunteer for PKR....? not arrested also....)
My friend and his family members just came back from the World Expo. He mentioned that not only the people manning the Malaysian Pavilion cannot speak Mandarin but they also failed to communicate well in English. How do we expect to promote Malaysia to the world if we cannot even speak English nor Mandarin.
ReplyDeleteThe theme of the expo is 'Better City, Better Life'. However, he said the Malaysian Pavilion has little to offer in regards to the theme and they are more inclined to sell overpriced handicrafts to the visitors.
Unfortunately, besides the predominantly kampung handicrafts. no diverse products from various races and communities were seen in the pavilion. Kindly proof my friend wrong if his facts are inaccurate.