Glad the whole world can see the mask drop once and for all off this nation’s ugly face. The biggest rogue entity and purveyor of violence on the earth.
We are saddened to share that Anne Ooi, dearly known by many Malaysians as Aunty Bersih, has passed away.
A former English teacher, she walked for Malaysian democracy on 2 July 2009 and encountered tear gas and water cannons. The iconic image of Aunty Bersih dressed in a bright yellow T-shirt and holding white chrysanthemums, drenched with chemical-laced water outside the Tung Shin Hospital, became the defining image of Bersih 2 rally. She represented thousands, if not millions, of ordinary Malaysian citizens who care about our nation enough to speak up and do something when things are not right.
Deepest condolences to her family. She is an icon who will not be forgotten. Rest in peace, Aunty Bersih. 💛
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Today, I had to teach the kids at home that foreign workers have the right to enjoy their off days in places Pasar Seni and KLCC.
"Kenapa ramai sangat? Tak rasa macam Malaysia" - Most of them are construction workers and 3D workers. Kalau takde demand, takdelah diorang.
With all due respect PMX @anwaribrahim , when a minority community is telling you that it’s an insult, please respect it.
Not tell them how they should feel.
It’s important to understand why this term is insulting.
1. Johor ruler Sultan Ibrahim Iskandar says he wants to revive the high-speed rail link project with Singapore.
He told the Straits Times, this is one of the changes he wants to see, when he is Yang di-Pertuan Agong.
Sultan Ibrahim adds he will not be a “puppet king”.
@annoyedmsian@NewsBFM Just remember the Malaysian flag you see today is designed by a Johorean, the BM you speak today is of Johor-Riau origin. UMNO was founded in Istana Besar, Johor Bahru. HSR will not only benefit him but also every Malaysian. Isn’t YDPA supposed to represent people’s voice?
If I called for huge protests all over the world, especially in the US to stop killing us and call for a ceasefire
Do you believe we could move the people to do it?
Ceasefire now!
Treat public transport as a public good and a necessary infrastructure expense! DBKL is not poor! It has billions! Operating free bus services that ease travel within the city is worth the expense! All residents and tourists of KL—citizens or otherwise—are entitled to that ease!
@staronline@anthonyloke just why? Public transportation is necessary public good and should be accessible to everyone! This is definitely one way to get people to stop using it all together and it doesn't seem convenient for locals either since you have to register for it not even automatic
Objectively a shit decision and one we should all protest until it gets rescinded. Shame on everyone involved in this xenophobic, shortsighted, anti-public transport decision.
This is such a dumb, anti-public-transport and xenophobic thing to do.
Adding more barriers and steps to what should be a simple process will just discourage people from using it.
And then they wonder why people don’t use public transport…