Bersih 3.0 in Penang is on: Aliran

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Aliran held a press conference this morning to announce that a Bersih 3.0 solidarity gathering will be held at Speakers’ Square this Saturday for those who can’t make it to KL.

At the Aliran press conference this morning

See the full statement on the Aliran website.

A search on Facebook reveals that similar events are likely to be held at Johor Baru, Ipoh and Malacca, apart from Dataran Merdeka.

Several dozen cities and towns overseas are also holding solidarity gatherings as well.

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wira
wira
24 Apr 2012 2.50pm

Malaysia needs me.
I’ll be there.

Gerakan K
Gerakan K
23 Apr 2012 7.38pm

BERSIH kini bukan BERSIH yang dulu. BERSIH sekarang sudah pancit. Tiada momentum yang diharapkan seperti sebelum pilihanraya yang lepas.

Andrew I
Andrew I
24 Apr 2012 10.58am
Reply to  Gerakan K

You hope.

Gerakan K
Gerakan K
24 Apr 2012 12.30pm
Reply to  Andrew I

What do you expect when BERSIH kini under the direction of Mr. Anwar ??? To many fence sitters, BERSIH kini = opposition sandiwara !!! BERSIH sudah kurang bersih !!!

tunglang
tunglang
24 Apr 2012 4.55pm
Reply to  Gerakan K

Gerakan K.
You should learn from this 70’s commercial. No pretension. Can’t simply buy over brand (vote) with money. Malaysians now are like this housewife in the commercial. And you know what? She hates all kind of dirts, including dirty minds. Which recall our cheap dirty political videos.
Get real, GK. Time’s up for more Bersih. Why not ask your housewife for an honest opinion?
Tide Commercial (1970s):

ForABetterFuture
ForABetterFuture
23 Apr 2012 5.39pm

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tunglang
tunglang
23 Apr 2012 10.31pm

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Richie Hee
Richie Hee
24 Apr 2012 12.05pm
Reply to  tunglang

Johor is attracting Japanese who are scared of earthquake and tsunami in their home country) to take up malaysia My 2nd home in Johor. So the price of properties in iskandar region will definitely go up as the japanese will join singaporeans to snap up the properties at the expense of the locals.

tunglang
tunglang
24 Apr 2012 4.40pm
Reply to  Richie Hee

The richie Arabs from Kuwait, Bahrain, Qatar, UAE to Oman are also thinking of safe havens elsewhere, no thanks to war monger Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad.
Malaysia looks pretty 2nd home with familiar palm trees in KL & sunny weather all year round.
They may buy up many sandy islands with coconut trees. Or they may pay greedy developers to recreate The Palm Jumeirah.
Oh no. Not in Penang!

tunglang
tunglang
23 Apr 2012 5.22pm

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Richie Hee
Richie Hee
24 Apr 2012 12.07pm
Reply to  tunglang

tunglang

Can you organise a kopi kaw kaw session for all Anil’s readers to meet after the Bersih 3.0 event at Speakers’ Square this Saturday?

name the place and time.

Richie Hee
Richie Hee
24 Apr 2012 2.23pm
Reply to  Anil Netto

I shall look for a person with ‘Good Morning’ towel at speaker square as he is likely to be mr tunglang?

rilakkuma
rilakkuma
24 Apr 2012 1.51pm
Reply to  Anil Netto

tunglang can continue to conceal his identity.
just post the kopitiam during anil’s live feed.
he can continue to walk in free with other participants and nobody will be aware of his identity; unless he starts singing that mongolian classic song 🙂