Penang cops not going after violent Umno demonstrators

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Today, we learned with grave disappointment that the police will not go after the Umno-led violent demonstrators who came crushing the Abolish ISA Mini Forum held at the Penang Komtar Walk recently.

Instead, the police, according to the Star newspaper report, will only go after those passer-by and members of the general public who stood at the Komtar Walk to listen to some of the speakers of the Abolish ISA Mini Forum citing that the forum was in fact a demonstration held illegally at that area.

We wish to remind the police to mind their language please. You gave the wrong word to the Abolish ISA Mini Forum. It was not a demonstration as claimed by you. The police was in fact giving a wrong impression in their press statement saying that the Abolish ISA Mini Forum there was a demonstration. Show us the evidence to justify that it was a demonstration.

In a very and gravely disappointing manner, the police publicly treated all those Umno violent demonstrators so friendly. The police just stood there and watched all those Umno violent demonstrators who threatened, shouted and uttered abusive words on those are listening to the views of the Abolish ISA Mini Forum speakers.

Why treated all those Umno violent demonstrators so friendly? All those who participated in the Umno-led violent demonstrators also gathered there illegally, endangering the security and public order as well as threatening the safety of the general public.

So, why are there no action taken against all these violent Umno demonstrators who threatened not only the Abolish ISA Mini Forum but also members of the general public? These violent Umno demonstrators also assembled illegally with even a permit to do so.

Well, we all knew that the police will not take any action against any Umno-sponsored violent and public threatening demonstrations because the Home Minister is an Umno vice-president. As such, the entire police force only act based on the instruction from Umno.

This is how Umno's Juara Rakyat works!

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