The truth that cannot be covered, Bersih Rally

Do youtube this guys

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vCetbFLceFI

09/07/2011 -Yellow Saturday

相信只要是大马人都知道这历史性的一天。

别人会问，"Are you proud to be a Malaysian? "

我通常都会沉默， 要不然就是一笑而过。

我们从来都没有对自己的政府有信心过也不觉得会有改变的一天。我们就是成长在自欺欺人的环境里。

可是709，证明种族，人民还是团结的。政府一次又一次的在媒体上证明了他们的无能。

真的，我看到了希望。这是一个开始，真正迈向One Malaysia的开始。

我还满希望可以参与那次的游行。

虽然说出来会有点怪怪的， 但我真的很开心

只要我们置身事外，马来西亚还是有希望的！

Vote for the better!!

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Article from TOP news

Malaysian police have said they will block access to the capital Kuala Lumpur for 24 hours because of a planned pro-electoral reform rally.
Major roads will be shut and public transportation suspended from midnight (1700 GMT).
A group calling itself the Bersih 2.0 coalition plans to hold the rally in a sports stadium on Saturday.
Police have questioned more than 150 activists in recent weeks, and 91 have been barred from the city.
More than 30 activists remain in detention after being arrested almost two weeks ago.
The demonstrators initially organised a street rally, but agreed to hold their gathering in a sports stadium after objections from the authorities.
But police say the rally is still illegal, despite its change of venue.
"Merdeka Stadium, which they chose, is too close to the city centre and can create massive traffic jams and disrupt businesses," federal police chief Ismail Omar was quoted as saying by the New Straits Times.
Police have not given a permit for the rally, but the demonstrators have argued that they do not need permission.
"We are heading for the stadium," a representative of Bersih, Andrew Khoo, told AFP news agency.
"We will keep our focus on the basic demands... to campaign for free and fair elections. We won't be distracted."

Rally organisers say Malaysia's electoral system is plagued with fraud - they want longer campaign periods, automatic voter registration and equality of access to the largely government-linked mainstream media.
The authorities say the protesters are trying to promote communist ideology, thereby "waging war against the king".
Police have accused several of those they have arrested of carrying flyers and T-shirts with "inflammatory slogans".
The police launched a crackdown after a similar demonstration in 2007.

Analysts say that protest helped the opposition win an unprecedented number of seats in the last general election.