Unbelievable!!
The Edge must be the only mainstream media that reports accurately instead of fabricating lies for its master like others.
A display of the people’s spirit
Written by Max Koh
Monday, 11 July 2011 10:39
When I volunteered to cover the Bersih 2.0 rally on the eve of the event, I felt an equal sense of excitement and trepidation.
I was excited because the rally has gathered a momentum not seen before, with increasing support from the public. But I was also fearful as certain quarters alluded to the possibility of rioting and mob violence.
The night before, I read up on the precautions and measures to take before going for the rally. I packed salt (which was easier to carry than toothpaste and cheaper), some Snickers bars, a towel, a water bottle and a change of clothes. I took note of what to do in case I was detained by the police.
I also deliberated on my choice of attire. I had to wear a neutral colour that did not link me to any particular movement or political party. So instead of red, yellow, blue, green or purple, I wore black.
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2 comments:
in UK, : " no lah , our polis had NO direct confrontation with the marchers & they did the minimum ....! "
LTlie : " pls dun force me to eat the dead-cat ...I took from the hospital report one ...pls lah !"
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