Pemuda Umno hari ini menukar dari baju merah ke baju hitam supaya menunjukkan bahawa ramai rakyat yang menyokong demonstrasi haram pengganas baju Merah.
Demontrasi haram mereka langsung tidak ada sebarang provokasi oleh seorang pun penyokong Baju Kuning. Ini menunjukkan peserta baju kuning lebih profesional dalam mengadakan perhimpunan berbanding baju merah umno. Ini menunjukkan juga bila umno buat demontrasi haram tak apa, boleh tapi bila kumpulan lain buat tak boleh salah disisi undang-undang.
Mereka juga digerakkan dari serata negeri yang diketuai oleh Ketua Pemuda Umno Pulau Pinang Rafizal Abdul Rahim berhimpun pekarangan Kompleks Tun Abdul Razak (KOMTAR) sebagai bantahan terhadap Ketua Menteri, Lim Guan Eng.
Pengganas Baju Hitam/Merah ini juga mahu Lim meletak jawatan atau mengambil cuti susulan dua tuduhan rasuah yang dikaitkan dengan pembelian banglonya di Jalan Pinhorn, yang didakwa di bawah nilai pasaran.
Kumpulan pengganas baju hitam ini yang tertera perkataan 'Pemuda Umno Bangkit' itu mula memenuhi kawasan sekitar bangunan yang menempatkan pejabat kerajaan negeri itu kira-kira jam 2 petang selepas berarak dari beberapa lokasi.
Hadir sama adalah Naib Ketua Pemuda Umno, Khairul Azwan Harun atau Azwan GRO.
Kumpulan itu juga mengikrarkan sokongan mereka kepada Perdana Menteri yang paling korup dalam dunia setelah mencuri berbillion wang rakyat iaitu Najib Razak dan terpalit dengan kontroversi penyelewengan dana 1MDB terbesar di dunia.
Pengganas baju hitam umno juga mengugut perserta Bersih iaitu
"Di mana ada baju kuning, akan ada baju merah," kata Khairul Azwan Harun atau Azwan GRO
Pihak polis perlu mengambil maklum bahawa tiada perserta baju kuning membuat provokasi semasa pengganas baju hitam/merah berdemontrasi haram di Pulau Pinang.
Jadi rakyat harap pengganas baju Merah dan Hitam tidak perlu membuat provokasi terhadap peserta baju kuning pada perhimpunan besar-besar pada bulan November nanti.
Malaysia adalah negara demokrasi sesiapa sahaja bebas bersuara. - sungairapatonline
Man leaves ‘suicide note’ on FB and jumps off Penang bridge...
The sundry shop owner from Tasek Gelugor, Butterworth, had written a bitter note on Facebook condemning the government and the authorities for making him pay “thousands of ringgit” in bail money and fines. He said the decision to take his life was after the Customs Department brought him to court for selling RM360 worth of “cheap cigarettes”, an offence that could also see him being jailed.
According to the FB posting, he claimed he was arrested twice, once in 2012, when he was caught with RM160 worth of cigarettes, and another time in February when he was caught with RM200 worth of cigarettes.
“Yes, I agree that what I did was wrong, but the punishment is not befitting the crime.
“Here we have government directors who stole millions getting away on bail (but I could not).
“Whatever that is happening to me is due to the evil government of the day. I am just a small-time sundry shop owner.
“I hope my sacrifice today would leave small-time traders from being charged for minor offences. I am sorry, I cannot be imprisoned for this and I have do this,” his status read.
His friend shared his note on WhatsApp and this became viral. Attempts to reach his family have failed. No missing persons police report has been filed by family members. He is believed to have been scheduled to face a court charge in Butterworth this morning but instead he is said to have headed straight to the bridge.
According to the Fire and Rescue Department, the man was reported to have alighted from his Modenas motorcycle at the bridge, island bound, and leapt from the ledge at 8.40am today. Passing motorists alerted the authorities.
Malaysian Maritime Enfocement Agency Second District Director Captain Rozali Mohd Said said the search would continue and he was confident of recovering his remains, if indeed the man had fallen into the sea.
“We are aware that this man’s note has gone viral. We cannot comment as this is beyond our jurisdiction,” he told reporters.
Rozali revealed that there were 17 cases of people jumping off the Penang Bridge this year. He said for the second bridge, this was the first this year. Last year, one person was reported to have fallen from the bridge. - fmt
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