Malaysian – Ahmad Ali Karim's Weblog

Video-Bersih 3.0: Who Is Brutal?

Human right groups, the opposition newspapers and some foreign press claimed that Bersih 3.0 demonstrators were peaceful and that the police was brutal during Bersih 3.0 street demonstration in Kuala Lumpur.

Are they being fair?

Just now my big sister Kashah showed me this video.

I found that the video is very interesting and I want to share it with my blog readers.

The video started the night before Bersih 3.0.

Please note that at 3:47; someone was throwing a stool towards the police.

At 8:15 a demonstrator started jumping on top of a moving police car just like he’s making a stunt show 🙂 and at 9:05 the demonstrators overturned the police car.

I cannot understand why were they angry at the paramedic and attacked an ambulance.

Bersih 3.0 organisers do not want to take the blame and they blamed the police for the riot.

As a Malaysian I do not want people from other countries to think that Malaysian police and government are bad.

I do not say that they are 100% good and never make any mistake; but I still think that they are good 🙂

Please click below to read my other posts on Bersih 3.0:

Selamat Hari Raya Aidilfitri and Happy Merdeka

Selamat Hari Raya Aidilfitri/Eid Mubarak to all of my Muslim visitors and Happy Merdeka to all my Malaysian visitors☻

Happy Merdeka Day/ Happy Independence Day

Happy Merdeka Day ❗

It means it is Malaysia’s Independence Day.

Malaysia was independence from British on 31\8\57.

So, this year is our 53rd ‘Merdaka Day’ (Independence Day).

The ‘Father of Independence’ or ‘Bapa Kemerdekaan’ is YM Tengku Abdul Rahman Putra Al-Haj.

Tengku Abdul Rahman Putra Al-Haj is the first Prime Minister of Malaysia.

Now the Prime Minister is Datuk Seri Najib Tun Abdul Razak

People in Malaysia put the Malaysian flag at their houses.

I put my Malaysian flag at my house too.

I wonder what is the Argentinian Independence Day called ❓

Pictures Of Gulf Coast Oil Spill-Are Malaysian Oil Rigs Safe?

On the April 20, 2010 there was an explosion at the BP oil rig in the Gulf of Mexico.

The oil spilled to the ocean and caused a bad pollution.

The waves carry the oil to the beaches.

The polluted water killed the sea creatures and birds.

The birds died because when they dived into the sea to get their prey, they were soaked in the oil.

The oil soaked bird cannot fly.

This is a disaster.

There are off shore oil rigs in Malaysia too.

So we have to be careful to avoid the oil rig explosion.

Are Malaysian oil rigs safe?

We can avoid the oil rig explosion if we do not dig the oil from the sea.

I took these pictures from Yahoo News.

Going To Melaka (Malacca)

Yesterday I went to Melaka with Uncle Osman Mokhtar El-Mubarak, Aunty Yaman and big sister Arwa.

Uncle Osman is my father’s old friend from Khartoum, Sudan.

Uncle Osman studied in the USA with my father long, long time ago.

We went to fetch Uncle Osman at 7:35 AM from the Sucasa Hotel.

First I went to Taman Mini Malaysia & Taman Mini Asean in Ayer Keroh.

Next we drove to the city of Malacca.

There are a lot of historical buildings for example Porta De Santiago, Fort A Famosa, the Stadthuys, old shop houses and others.

I saw a Chevrolet belonged to the first Malaysian Prime Minister Tunku Abdul Rahman Putra Al-Haj at a museum in Malacca.

Human right groups, the opposition newspapers and some foreign press claimed that Bersih 3.0 demonstrators were peaceful and that the police was brutal during Bersih 3.0 street demonstration in Kuala Lumpur.

Are they being fair?

I found that the video is very interesting and I want to share it with my blog readers.

The video started the night before Bersih 3.0.

Please note that at 3:47; someone was throwing a stool towards the police.

At 8:15 a demonstrator started jumping on top of a moving police car just like he’s making a stunt show 🙂 and at 9:05 the demonstrators overturned the police car.

I cannot understand why were they angry at the paramedic and attacked an ambulance.

Bersih 3.0 organisers do not want to take the blame and they blamed the police for the riot.

As a Malaysian I do not want people from other countries to think that Malaysian police and government are bad.

I do not say that they are 100% good and never make any mistake; but I still think that they are good 🙂

Please click below to read my other posts on Bersih 3.0:

Selamat Hari Raya Aidilfitri/Eid Mubarak to all of my Muslim visitors and Happy Merdeka to all my Malaysian visitors☻

Happy Merdeka Day ❗

It means it is Malaysia’s Independence Day.

Malaysia was independence from British on 31\8\57.

So, this year is our 53rd ‘Merdaka Day’ (Independence Day).

The ‘Father of Independence’ or ‘Bapa Kemerdekaan’ is YM Tengku Abdul Rahman Putra Al-Haj.

Tengku Abdul Rahman Putra Al-Haj is the first Prime Minister of Malaysia.

Now the Prime Minister is Datuk Seri Najib Tun Abdul Razak

People in Malaysia put the Malaysian flag at their houses.

I put my Malaysian flag at my house too.

I wonder what is the Argentinian Independence Day called ❓

On the April 20, 2010 there was an explosion at the BP oil rig in the Gulf of Mexico.

The oil spilled to the ocean and caused a bad pollution.

The waves carry the oil to the beaches.

The polluted water killed the sea creatures and birds.

The birds died because when they dived into the sea to get their prey, they were soaked in the oil.

The oil soaked bird cannot fly.

This is a disaster.

There are off shore oil rigs in Malaysia too.

So we have to be careful to avoid the oil rig explosion.

Are Malaysian oil rigs safe?

We can avoid the oil rig explosion if we do not dig the oil from the sea.

Yesterday I went to Melaka with Uncle Osman Mokhtar El-Mubarak, Aunty Yaman and big sister Arwa.

Uncle Osman is my father’s old friend from Khartoum, Sudan.

Uncle Osman studied in the USA with my father long, long time ago.

We went to fetch Uncle Osman at 7:35 AM from the Sucasa Hotel.

First I went to Taman Mini Malaysia & Taman Mini Asean in Ayer Keroh.

Next we drove to the city of Malacca.

There are a lot of historical buildings for example Porta De Santiago, Fort A Famosa, the Stadthuys, old shop houses and others.

I saw a Chevrolet belonged to the first Malaysian Prime Minister Tunku Abdul Rahman Putra Al-Haj at a museum in Malacca.

We had lunch with Uncle Fauzan and his son abang Mohammad Arif.

After lunch we went to the Straits Mosque in Pulau Melaka or Melaka Island.

Pulau Melaka is not a real island but it is a man made island.

Next we went to the Malacca Crocodile Park.

We saw baby crocodiles and big crocodiles.

I was afraid of those crocodiles.

The crocodiles did not move.

I think the crocodiles were paralyzed.