zorro-unmasked: IT'S SEREMBAN BECKONING.....

Tuesday, October 28, 2008

IT'S SEREMBAN BECKONING.....

Angela Ooi, took this initiative to organise the above. The least we could do is to support this effort. Should you need more details you are free to call her at 019-3628367 (she consented for her # to be published).

CLICK ON MAP TO ENLARGE

Besides the map these are some instructions:

From KL:

Take Exit 218 Seremban.
After toll turn left
Drive on that road and pass 4 traffic lights.
Dataran Seremban Park is on the left after the 4th traffic light.
Get creative on the parking.

From south:

Take Exit 218 Seremban,
Turn left after the toll,
Keep left and U-turn under the bridge.
Drive on that road and pass 5 traffic lights.
Dataran Seremban Park is on the left after the 5th traffic

Angela says that she has informed DAP's reps but have had no response from PKR and PAS. Let's be very clear on one thing. This vigil is not a political initiative. It is a call for the ABOLITION of the ISA. We are aware that there are many in politics who are against this draconian law. This is an opportunity for you to stand shoulder to shoulder with fellow Malahsian in their effort to SAY NO TO ISA.

UPDATE AT 5:48PM

AK said...

It is also convenient to take KTM commuter train to attend the vigil as the train station is only 5 minutes walk distance from the venue.

I will be there.

October 28, 2008 5:13 PM

17 comments:

Richard Loh said...: Angela, a very good start. I am from Penang and we had done our part over here.

Since its non political why not you inform parties from bn, like mca, gerakan, mic and even umno. Whether they turn up or accept the invitation or not does not matter.

Wishing you all the best and hope that people around there turn up to support the cause.; October 28, 2008 at 4:09 PM
Anonymous said...: Hidup Angela!!; October 28, 2008 at 5:08 PM
Anonymous said...: It is also convenience to take KTM commuter train to attend the vigil as the train station is only 5 minutes walk distance from the venue.

I will be there.; October 28, 2008 at 5:13 PM
Bangsa Cina Malaysia said...: INSTEAD of going away for the long weekend holiday, members of the First Assembly of God Church in Kuala Lumpur decided to hold a gotong-royong yesterday to clean up the Pudu area.

The event was in collaboration with the Bukit Bintang DAP office and the Kuala Lumpur City Hall (DBKL).

The enthusiastic participants gathered at the church area on Jalan Sayor as early as 8am for the big clean-up. The DBKL provided the equipment and trucks to collect the garbage.

About 150 church members, both old and young, were divided into groups to clean up various segments of Pudu, accompanied by some 50 DBKL workers.

Pick up: Members of the First Assembly of God Church taking part in the gotong-royong to clean up the Pudu area on yesterday

The areas involved were from Jalan Pasar to Changkat Thamby Dollah.

According to a church leader, the joint effort was part of the Pudu renewal project to make the area a better place for quality living and to enhance its image.

“Pudu is located in the heart of the city and plays an important role in the overall image of Kuala Lumpur as the capital city,” he said.

“At the same time, the project also trains our young people to be conscious and caring of their community,” he said.

this kind of event is good for the
country and must be held nationwide.

to all those MPs PR or BN who are still sleeping what say you..; October 28, 2008 at 5:42 PM
toyolbuster said...: It may be a waste of time to inform the MCA, MIC, Gerakan goons, but shouldn't we take this opportunity to prove yet again that they are just a gust of dang hot smelly air by extending an invitation to them. The way they tugged in their rear in between their hinds at the recent sitting was just disgraceful beyond words.; October 28, 2008 at 5:50 PM
Anonymous said...: Bernard:

Just an idea. Can we do a roll down the peninsula with these vigils. Started with Penang, then PJ. Next Seremban. JB next? Then we start all over from the North again. Any other towns that want to be in the roll call can join in. That way we could keep this thing alive and going.; October 28, 2008 at 5:51 PM
suki said...: Hi orang lama just to tell you keep up the good work anyway what have to say about the rejection by staff bodies in pkns to the new gm.; October 28, 2008 at 6:50 PM
zorro said...: Suki....what is the dope on this PKNS thing? I am very blurr today...after too much of that on Deepavali. Clue me in. Hantu is on long leave.; October 28, 2008 at 8:01 PM
Anonymous said...: Transport available to Seremban Vigil
on 31 Oct 2008

1) 3 more seats available from Subang
“First come first serve”
To leave from Subang Parade,
latest 5.45pm Pls call Mark 012-3089 077

2) 3 more seats available from: Kepong,
Taman Manjalara and Bukit Maluri.
“First come first serve”
To leave from Mobil Station at Taman Menjalara,
latest 5.45pm Pls call Sunny 012-6598 358; October 28, 2008 at 10:08 PM
zorro said...: Mark, Sonny....your are my type of heroes. Cheers....see you in Seremban. Come to me, I WANT to meet you guys. I NEED to.; October 29, 2008 at 2:38 AM
chong y l said...: zorro:

I await thee at 6pm Friday, at LINGAM'S CURRY HOuse, Paul Street, Sban. IF others from outstation want to use that as a meeting point, it's a short walk to the Dataran "V"enue. I will buy lah endless rounds of tehtarik if less than one battalion turns up!:) Yeah, I wanna say Hi n Lo! to MarknCo2!:):)--Desi; October 29, 2008 at 4:23 PM
Anonymous said...: For those who work around Golden Triangle , may be you want to take bus to Seremban immediately after office hour.
The journey from KL to Terminal One Bus Station ,Seremban takes around one hour ten minutes depend on traffic condition.
Terminal One is also about 5 minutes walking distance from the vigil venue.

Buses to Seremban are available at the bus station near Central Market Putra Station .

There are SKS buses and other companies buses available.; October 29, 2008 at 10:09 PM
zorro said...: Suki....I got it. The appointed GM is my former neighbor. Her sons (2) and my son grew up together. She bought my landed property when I moved into our present condo. The MB recognises her management skills but being non-bumiputra that is anathema. We are still caught in this Keunana Melayu time warp. They are not interested in Performance. They just want a bumi in that oposition irrespective of whether he performs or not. Performance is not important. What is important to them is a Malays must hold that position.; October 30, 2008 at 2:23 AM
kaiyet said...: Hi, i am assistant to DAP ADUN　for Bukit Kepayang, Seremban YB Cha Kee Chin. I'll try to ask YB to come along.
Thank you,

kaiyet; October 30, 2008 at 10:12 AM
Anonymous said...: Hi Bernard

R Choo here. I am hopping onto Mark's car and heading for S'ban a little before 6pm. Wl c if can meet up with you to get that glass of teh tarik. The 2nd round is on me. Cheers; October 31, 2008 at 1:28 PM
Anonymous said...: sh tan, pls have one in ipoh, ok !?; October 31, 2008 at 3:29 PM
Anonymous said...: Hi...

Just now overheard that Angela is looking for CC LIEW (the blogger who spend a lot of time translating each and every RPK's article into Chinese) at Dataran Seremban and she hope that somebody can contact him. Hope he can participate in our vigil nights too.

I actually informed him about our weekly gathering at PJ and he put up a post regarding the gathering in his blog.

He even came out with a new design of "FREE RPK, NO TO ISA" T-shirt for RPK. This version of T-shirt is in Chinese. I think it is good if we have a Chinese version, Tamil version etc...

He said he would be glad to pass the original design sample if we want to get it into mass production.

http://ccliew.blogspot.com/2008/10/blog-post_6087.html

By the way, this is what I have been working on for the past 1 week... I randomly visited many Chinese Bloggers' from M'sian Chinese Bloggers Directory and left a comment in their post to "INVITE" them to our little gathering at PJ. So far, it's getting more and more people posting the info on their blog. The news is spreading among Chinese Bloggers in M'sia and some said they'll come to join us.

I hope we can get our crowd to expend in this way and let more people aware of our gathering.

For those Indian or Malay friends out there, please do the same thing and spread the news to Tamil/Malay Bloggers Community in our country.; November 1, 2008 at 1:18 AM