Ini jawapan Najib kenapa pihak berkuasa brutal terhadap Bersih 3.0

Habis dok riuh satu dunia (selain dari media Malaysia) yang cara kerajaan Malaysia menangani Bersih 3 tidak menghormati hak kebebasan rakyat menyatakan perasaan mereka, Kerajaan Umno/BN masih lagi pertahankan segala kewarasan mereka untuk menghalalkan apa yang telah berlaku.

Najib bagi tau kat Kelantan Bersih 3.0 berhasrat mahu jatuhkan kerajaan yang telah dipilih oleh rakyat (Bangla, Indon, Filipina, Pakistan dll...) seperti mana yang telah berlaku di Tahriri Square. Najib kata Bersih 3 sebenarnya tidak mahu mengambil kuasa secara demokrasi yang telah ada id Malaysia. Sebab itu mereka mahu buat protes jalanan.

Aku heran Najib ni tak paham-paham lagi apa permintaan Bersih. Adakah semua memorandum yang telah disampaikan dan segala mesej yang disalurkan dia tak baca? adakah Najib juga perangainya seperti mana Perdana Menteri yang sebelum ini yang tak suka baca laporan dan lebih selesa tidur sambil duduk?...itu semua ada kemungkinan.

Awat cara hangpa rampas kerajaan PR di Perak sebelum ini demokrasi sangatkah? awat tak tunggu pilihan raya tanpa kidnap YB untuk kalih parti mereka dan seterusnya rampas kerajaan negeri Perak?. Woooit ! Bersih nak jatuhkan BN secara demokrasi lah bengong, demokrasi yang bersih dan bukan demokrasi kotor penipu dengan taukeh SPR tu ahli Umno...hahaha malu aku nak sebut benda yang tak berlaku di negara orang lain ni....dah kantoi tak mau lepas jawatan pulak tu, kejap akui kejap nafi...piiirah mabok.

Balik pada tajuk di atas sebab apa depa brutal sangat pada Bersih 3 sebab kononnya nak halang perkara macam Tahrir Square terjadi kat negara kita...hahaha, Bersih tak reti cakap arab la Najib oooi. Aku tau sebab apa hangpa brutal, sebabnya selama ini metodologi brutal tu berjaya halau para pendemo tu balik...depa tak sbrutal hangpa yang pukoi habis semua orang tua muda lelaki wanita, dalam luar negara dan rampas habis semua alat rakaman orang bacul, pondan kemudia tak mengaku dan nak salahkan orang pulak.

Tapi aku tertarik dengan komen dalam laporan di bawah yang berkata...jatuhkan kerajaan yang korup bukanlah satu adea yang tak bagus...betul jugak kan kan kan.

KUALA LUMPUR, May 4 — Datuk Seri Najib Razak said today the Bersih 3.0 rally last Saturday was an attempt to topple the government, as he hardened his administration’s position on the electoral reform movement.

The prime minister told a rally in Kelantan broadcast live on television that the April 28 demonstrators had wanted more than to rally in Dataran Merdeka for a few hours.

“Their intention was purely political. It was an attempt to take over Putrajaya.“They wanted to occupy the square for days. That was why Bersih 3.0 organisers had rejected the government’s offer for the event to be held at other venues including Stadium Merdeka.

“They had wanted to overthrow the government that was elected by the people,” he was reported as saying by The Star Online at the 1 Malaysia community carnival launch in Gua Musang.

Yesterday, Najib appeared to blame Bersih 3.0 organisers for last Saturday’s violence, saying if the group had accepted the government’s Stadium Merdeka offer, “these things would not have happened at all”.

He said the gathering for free and fair elections would have been peaceful if it had been held at the stadium as the authorities would have facilitated the event.

He cited protests in modern societies like the United States and United Kingdom as examples, saying it was difficult to avoid altercations among protesters.

This, he explained, was also the main reason why his administration had enacted the Peaceful Assembly Act 2011, which was mooted last year to better regulate public gatherings after the fracas of Bersih’s last rally in July last year.

The Peaceful Assembly Act 2011, which came into force just days before the Bersih 3.0 rally, prohibits street protests but allows public gatherings in designated areas of assembly, which the government has yet to determine.

Chaos reigned on the streets of Kuala Lumpur for over four hours after 3pm last Saturday when police fired tear gas and water cannons and chased protesters down the streets of the capital to disperse what had initially started out as a peaceful protest calling for free and fair elections.

The violence has resulted in finger-pointing by all parties involved, even as police investigations are being carried out.