I just wonder what PM and his team has to say about this?

How bloody low can you get!!

http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=1f9_1335642211

It appears to have taken place during Bersih 3.0 along the inner streets of Jalan Masjid India, KL.

It was reported in this website as follows:
“Malaysian police brutality during peace rally. The victim seems to be innocent said by the video capturer. Actually, the victim himself is a cameraman. The polices deliberately hit the victim because he was taking pictures of the polices hitting other people, causing chain reaction.
Even AlJazeera English’s cameraman was told to not to capture photos or videos, their cameras were taken by the polices to hide their hostile acts. The AlJazeera crew used iPad later instead for live show that they were just broadcasting today.”

The point of concern is: these uniformed personnel have tarnished the image of their department. Are the repeated beatings necessary? Against one person? Shame!

The firing of chemical-laced water and tear-gas on the rakyat is the police weapon of violence to provoke the masses.

Reckless driving by a police vehicle into the crowd – why??

Yes! Congratulations to Prime Minister Najib Abdul Razak for another excellent world display of Malaysia’s policing ways to uphold democracy.

We are again a focus of attention in the world and also the laughing stock. We are now no better off than Burma’s military junta.

However much he suffered in the Malayan jungle, Freddie Spencer Chapman attributed his survival to the basic rule that “the jungle is neutral”. By this description he meant that one should view the surroundings as neither good or bad but neutral. The role of a survivalist is to expect nothing and accept the dangers and bounties of the jungle as of a natural course. Hence, one’s steady state of mind was of the utmost importance to ensure that the physical health of body and the will to live were reinforced on a daily basis.