Demonstrations are no longer relevant: Perkasa eating its own words

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According to the Perkasa president Ibrahim Ali earlier, demonstrations nowadays are no longer relevant.

However, Perkasa now wanted to hold a counter-demonstration on 9th January 2012 next week to rival the Pakatan Rakyat's 901-Free Anwar Campaign. It looks like Perkasa and Ibrahim are now eating up their own words.

And it shows that Perkasa did not really have a concrete objective to fight for of which would carry the organization through. It only has ad-hoc objectives and stand based on situations that would only suit them from time to time.

By the way, what business does Perkasa has to stage a counter-demonstration to rival the Pakatan's campaign? It is very clear that this extremely racist and violent group is out to create and stir more trouble, planning to provoke and threaten its victims, so that the police would step in and arrest all those victims instead of these Perkasa terrorists.

What does Perkasa have in mind right now? They make use of Article 153 to shield their wrongdoings, they make use of Allah and the places worship to claiming that they did all these craps in the name of the race and religion that they claimed to represent.

In fact the entire organism in Perkasa is nothing at all but just a crap or some sort of cancer that would eventually spread its way into the community that it hope to take upon.

In the name of "national peace"? We would call it in the name of "national destruction" instead.

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