Was intimidation of voters part of the agenda for “Ala Arab Spring” / “Regime Change”?

by weechookeong

Just imagine how this poor disabled voter felt! She was subjected to the intimidation even before she could exercise her democratic right to vote.  Was this the democracy “Ala Arab Spring” that certain groups were advocating for a fair and clean elections?

Just look at the pictures above and below showing what had happened during polling day of the 13th General Elections at about 3 pm in front of the entrance of a polling center,Lee Rubber School, Setapak, Wangsa Maju (P-116).

A disabled voter was not spared of the intimidation. How could the voters vote freely when there was such a crowd right in front of the entrance into a polling center, Lee Rubber School, in Setapak. Wasn’t this amount to intimidation of voters?

The Election Regulations prohibit any form of canvassing near the entrance of any polling center. The observers of the unregistered society known as Bersih, whose leader has been quoted in the press to have admitted that it has received fund from a foreign agency known as National Endowment for Democracy  (NED), was presence. What were they doing there?

For the backgrounds of those who have received foreign fund, please read in HERE,HERE, HERE & HERE.

Please also read “Regime Change” ‘ala arab Spring”.

Yours truly was surprised why did the police allow such a protest to take place right in front of a polling center.

Why the Bersih Observers did not take any action to stop it? Why  were Bersih Observers keeping quiet about such act of intimidation which was an affront to the democratic right of the voters?

What was the outcome of the Bersih Observer that was taken to the police station for investigation?

Such acts of intimidation of voters at the entrance of the polling center cannot be condoned. We must demand for drastic actions to be taken against those behind such acts.

5-5-2013 protest at voting centre Lee Rubber School, Setapak Wangsa Maju

Democracy “ala Arab Spring”

Democracy “ala Arab Spring”

Democracy “ala Arab Spring”

The so-called “Observer” in red circle from the unregistered society called  “Bersih”.

The Bersih observer was taken to police station.