Pengerusi bersama BERSIH, Datuk A Samad
Said berkata kenyataan polis berhubung demonstrasi 10 Mei di hadapan
kediaman Datuk S Ambiga mungkin menjadi galakan kepada Persatuan Veteran
Tentera Melayu untuk mengadakan demonstrasi "biadap" pagi ini.
Malah,
tidak mustahil sekiranya perhimpunan "senaman punggung" di hadapan
kediaman Ambiga pagi ini akan turut diadakan di hadapan kediamannya
selepas ini, katanya.
"Saya fikir timbalan IGP ada sebut tak salah berdemonstrasi di depan rumah Ambiga. Barangkali ia agak menggalakkan (demonstrasi dibuat)," katanya ketika ditemui Malaysiakini hari ini.
Mengulas lanjut kenyataan itu, Samad berkata: "Itu biasalah undang-undang ditafsir oleh orang yang berkuasa. Bukan ditafsir orang yang tak berkuasa."
Katanya lagi, PVTM mempunyai pilihan untuk mengadakan gimik lain tetapi tetap bertindak biadap dengan membongkok dan menggoyang-goyangkan punggung mereka ke arah kediaman Ambiga.
"Ada cara lain tapi dia memang nak memilih (biadap). Dia sengaja. dia memang nak berbiadap," katanya lagi.
Samad bagaimanapun berpendapat, siri demonstrasi di rumah Ambiga tidak akan menjejaskan momentum BERSIH untuk menuntut pilihan raya bersih dan adil.
"Saya tak rasa begitu. Itu sebenarnya intimidasi dan untuk menakut-nakutkan...
Tidak mustahil ia akan dibuat di hadapan rumah saya
nanti," katanya.
Beliau bagaimanapun tidak melarang sekiranya demonstrasi "menonggeng punggung" seperti itu diadakan di hadapan kediamannya.
Namun golongan berkenaan akan berdepan dengan reaksi daripada rakyat sekiranya mereka benar-benar berbuat demikian.
"Reaksinya bukan dari saya (tapi) reaksi dari umum. Buatlah," katanya lagi.
Samad mengulas kenyataan Timbalan Ketua Polis Negara Datuk Seri Khalid Abu Bakar (kiri) yang berkata polis tidak akan mengambil tindakan ke atas kumpulan peniaga yang mengadakan demonstrasi pertama di hadapan kediaman Ambiga pada 10 Mei lalu.
Khalid memberi alasan, peniaga berkenaan boleh berhimpun dan berniaga di lokasi tersebut memandangkan tindakan itu dibuat di kawasan awam dan tidak mengganggu ketenteraman.- malaysiakini
Laporan portal berita mengenai tindakan sekumpulan bekas tentera mengadakan 'senaman punggung' depan rumah Pengerusi Bersama Bersih Datuk S Ambiga dekat ibu negara pagi tadi janganlah sampai dilihat seperti lembu-lembu sedang meragut rumput.
Apa tidaknya, gambar yang disiarkan di dalam portal Malaysiakini jelas menunjukkan kepala mereka lebih rendah daripada punggung.
Nah, kalau begitu sudah tentu sekali bukan bentuk manusia dalam keadaan normal melainkan makhluk berkaki empat, lebih-lebih lagi sewaktu meragut rumput membuang najis atau memakan makanan.
Malaysiakini juga melaporkan bahawa tindakan itu tidak dikongsi, malah dikritik rakan-rakan mereka dalam pasukan keselamatan.
Kelab Kebajikan Veteran dan Pesara Tentera (KERABAT) menyifatkan senaman aneh di Bukit Damansara pagi tadi bertentangan dengan prinsip kesopanan dan kesusilaan yang diterapkan dalam Rukun Negara.
Presidennya, Lt Kol (B) Mohd Nazari Mokhtar berkata tindakan itu tidak mencerminkan usia anggota pertubuhan itu yang telah bersara daripada perkhidmatan.-harakahdaily
"Saya fikir timbalan IGP ada sebut tak salah berdemonstrasi di depan rumah Ambiga. Barangkali ia agak menggalakkan (demonstrasi dibuat)," katanya ketika ditemui Malaysiakini hari ini.
Mengulas lanjut kenyataan itu, Samad berkata: "Itu biasalah undang-undang ditafsir oleh orang yang berkuasa. Bukan ditafsir orang yang tak berkuasa."
Katanya lagi, PVTM mempunyai pilihan untuk mengadakan gimik lain tetapi tetap bertindak biadap dengan membongkok dan menggoyang-goyangkan punggung mereka ke arah kediaman Ambiga.
"Ada cara lain tapi dia memang nak memilih (biadap). Dia sengaja. dia memang nak berbiadap," katanya lagi.Samad bagaimanapun berpendapat, siri demonstrasi di rumah Ambiga tidak akan menjejaskan momentum BERSIH untuk menuntut pilihan raya bersih dan adil.
"Saya tak rasa begitu. Itu sebenarnya intimidasi dan untuk menakut-nakutkan...
Beliau bagaimanapun tidak melarang sekiranya demonstrasi "menonggeng punggung" seperti itu diadakan di hadapan kediamannya.
Namun golongan berkenaan akan berdepan dengan reaksi daripada rakyat sekiranya mereka benar-benar berbuat demikian.
"Reaksinya bukan dari saya (tapi) reaksi dari umum. Buatlah," katanya lagi.Samad mengulas kenyataan Timbalan Ketua Polis Negara Datuk Seri Khalid Abu Bakar (kiri) yang berkata polis tidak akan mengambil tindakan ke atas kumpulan peniaga yang mengadakan demonstrasi pertama di hadapan kediaman Ambiga pada 10 Mei lalu.
Khalid memberi alasan, peniaga berkenaan boleh berhimpun dan berniaga di lokasi tersebut memandangkan tindakan itu dibuat di kawasan awam dan tidak mengganggu ketenteraman.- malaysiakini
Senaman punggung: Jangan dilihat macam lembu membuang najis...
Laporan portal berita mengenai tindakan sekumpulan bekas tentera mengadakan 'senaman punggung' depan rumah Pengerusi Bersama Bersih Datuk S Ambiga dekat ibu negara pagi tadi janganlah sampai dilihat seperti lembu-lembu sedang meragut rumput.
Apa tidaknya, gambar yang disiarkan di dalam portal Malaysiakini jelas menunjukkan kepala mereka lebih rendah daripada punggung.
Nah, kalau begitu sudah tentu sekali bukan bentuk manusia dalam keadaan normal melainkan makhluk berkaki empat, lebih-lebih lagi sewaktu meragut rumput membuang najis atau memakan makanan.
Malaysiakini juga melaporkan bahawa tindakan itu tidak dikongsi, malah dikritik rakan-rakan mereka dalam pasukan keselamatan.
Kelab Kebajikan Veteran dan Pesara Tentera (KERABAT) menyifatkan senaman aneh di Bukit Damansara pagi tadi bertentangan dengan prinsip kesopanan dan kesusilaan yang diterapkan dalam Rukun Negara.
Presidennya, Lt Kol (B) Mohd Nazari Mokhtar berkata tindakan itu tidak mencerminkan usia anggota pertubuhan itu yang telah bersara daripada perkhidmatan.-harakahdaily
Pak Samad: Am I next for 'insolent' butt exercises?...
Based on the events of the last few days,
Bersih co-chairperson A Samad Said will not be surprised if he becomes
the next target of those who did the ‘butt exercises’ in front of his colleague Ambiga Sreenevasan’s house.
“I feel that it is insolent, an insolent act. It is not impossible that they would do it in front of my house next. Not impossible,” Samad said when asked by Malaysiakini today.
As
to how he would react to a group of people wriggling their buttocks in
front of his house, he said: “The reaction will not be from me, but from
the public. Just go ahead and do it.”
Samad chuckled when asked why the protesters chose to vent their anger against Ambiga and not him, and replied that the question should be directed to the protesters.
The national laureate also said the Malaysian Armed Forces Veterans Association may have been encouraged by the police statement that the ‘burger protest’ was not a criminal offence.
“The deputy inspector-general of police said it is not wrong to demonstrate in front of Ambiga’s house... this may have encouraged it. So the people did it again,” he said.
‘Laws interpreted by the powerful’
This morning, about 15 people performed ‘butt exercises’ to condemn Ambiga (right in photo), who they accused of smearing the country’s name.
Asked how he felt about protests being allowed in residential areas and not in a public area meant for gatherings, Samad said: “This is because the law is interpreted by the powerful.”
He added that the protests, which are “acts of intimidation”, would not weigh down Bersih’s momentum.
However, Ambiga surprised them by coming out of her house and offering them canned isotonic drinks.
The protesters declined, saying that as Malay Muslims, they “only drink lukewarm water”.
On May 10, a group of small traders set up a burger stall in front of Ambiga’s house in upmarket Bukit Damansara, claiming that they had suffered losses due to the Bersih 3.0 rally on April 28.- malaysiakini
“I feel that it is insolent, an insolent act. It is not impossible that they would do it in front of my house next. Not impossible,” Samad said when asked by Malaysiakini today.
As
to how he would react to a group of people wriggling their buttocks in
front of his house, he said: “The reaction will not be from me, but from
the public. Just go ahead and do it.”Samad chuckled when asked why the protesters chose to vent their anger against Ambiga and not him, and replied that the question should be directed to the protesters.
The national laureate also said the Malaysian Armed Forces Veterans Association may have been encouraged by the police statement that the ‘burger protest’ was not a criminal offence.
“The deputy inspector-general of police said it is not wrong to demonstrate in front of Ambiga’s house... this may have encouraged it. So the people did it again,” he said.
‘Laws interpreted by the powerful’
This morning, about 15 people performed ‘butt exercises’ to condemn Ambiga (right in photo), who they accused of smearing the country’s name.Asked how he felt about protests being allowed in residential areas and not in a public area meant for gatherings, Samad said: “This is because the law is interpreted by the powerful.”
He added that the protests, which are “acts of intimidation”, would not weigh down Bersih’s momentum.
However, Ambiga surprised them by coming out of her house and offering them canned isotonic drinks.
The protesters declined, saying that as Malay Muslims, they “only drink lukewarm water”.
On May 10, a group of small traders set up a burger stall in front of Ambiga’s house in upmarket Bukit Damansara, claiming that they had suffered losses due to the Bersih 3.0 rally on April 28.- malaysiakini
Pak Samad: Ignore the Home minister...
Bersih 2.0 co-chairman A Samad Said said Malaysians should just ignore Home minister Hishamuddin Hussein’s allegation that there were parties who wanted casualties at the Bersih 3.0 rally last month.
“I am thinking, this should not be a concern,” said Pak Samad as quoted by news portal TV Selangor.
Hishamuddin and deputy inspector general of police Khalid Abu Bakar (left) have alleged that there were parties who wanted deaths during the rally, backing the claim with a video footage.
“I am thinking, this should not be a concern,” said Pak Samad as quoted by news portal TV Selangor.
Hishamuddin and deputy inspector general of police Khalid Abu Bakar (left) have alleged that there were parties who wanted deaths during the rally, backing the claim with a video footage.
But according to Pak Samad (right), such an allegation is a norm."There is no need to respond, because the former inspector general of police has spoken, the former prime minister has spoken, now the Home minister. After this, there will be more who say (likewise),” chided the Malay literary icon.
The government recently appointed Genting deputy chairman and former inspector-general of police Hanif Omar to head an 'independent' panel to investigate the violence at the rally. Hanif's appointment comes despite his public condemnation of Bersih 3.0 as 'communist-inspired'.
Mat Sabu: Seek professional treatment
Meanwhile, PAS deputy president Mohamad Sabu lashed out at Hishamuddin and Khalid, saying the duo were "talking nonsense".
Mat Sabu recalled a statement by Khalid not long ago dismissing allegations of criminal breach of trust in the National Feedlot Corporation saga involving the family of Wanita UMNO head Shahrizat Abdul Jalil.
He also reminded of Hishamuddin's claim that the police's confiscation of cameras during the Bersih 3.0 rally was 'standard operating procedure'.
According to Mat Sabu, both statements were proof enough that the duo had no credibility.
“The minister is talking nonsense. It is good for him to seek professional treatment,” the Penang politician quipped in his trademark humour.-harakahdaily
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