chee soon juan's foreign boss could also be boss of anwar. the latter was depicted in tv news being hurt by teargas bomb.
why does a foreign entity in guise of human rights interfere with another's country political affair and yet their very own country's human rights situation is in such a mass?
there's only one big nasty word to describe them:
TROUBLEMAKERS of the cho - bo - lan!!
won't be surprised if SDP CLAN initiated by chee ah juan were also involved in this BERISH YELLOW SHIRT at hong lim. we are now treading in very dangerous subservient waters. the authority should investigate whether chee and his lame SDP were involved with followup leegal action.
if such a insidious troublemaking bud is not nipped, singapore doesn't need any external terrorism to bring it down. all they need is chee soon juan and SDP to do the nasty work to appease their foreign boss to bring down singapore.
Bersih 2.0 Singapore plans a gathering of yellow in Hong Lim Park
Posted by theonlinecitizen on July 9, 2011 6 Comments
24Shareby: Ravi Philemon/
A group of Malaysians who live and/or work in Singapore, identifying themselves as Bersih 2.0 Singapore, are planning a gathering in Hong Lim Park today at 2pm. Describing themselves as apolitical and non-partisan, they are calling for free and fair election in Malaysia.
They have said on their Facebook page that “we are guests in Singapore and have no wish to do anything that is not within the confines of Singapore law.”
There will most likely be no speeches or demonstrations in Hong Lim Park today.The sympathisers to the cause are being invited to turn up in yellow tops in a show of solidarity to lend support to their “fellow friends in KL (Kuala Lumpur)”.
This activity which will mirror the rally planned in KL, is one of the many rallies planned in major locations worldwide.
Margaret John Amnesty International Canada’s Coordinator for Singapore/Malaysia says, “the news from Malaysia shows a fast-deteriorating situation” which calls for urgent action.
and what rights does that lady have to disrupt the peace of another country?
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