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When thugs have no fear of the police     9:07AM Apr 20, 2012    YOURSAY ‘It is a pity that the police who were there did not stop the attack. It only shows that the police are afraid of thugs.' Thugs attack students at Dataran Merdeka Gerard Lourdesamy: This is a growing problem with Umno-BN sponsoring thugs and gangsters to do their dirty work. That is the big game plan of Umno-BN warlords - try to stir violence and make it into a racial incident. The students should be praised and commended for their bravery and steadfastness. In light of the threats from DBKL (KL City Hall) and the violence last night, the students should stay put at Dataran Merdeka which belongs to the rakyat and not to the royalty, Umno-BN leaders and their cronies. The people should come out in full force and support the students. We getting sick and tired of these forms of state-sponsored terrorism and acts of violence. Moontime: The police did nothing to prevent the attack? If the attack is meant to invok

Would have the POLICE leave the people alone there or even would the POLICE would have send the thugs off it same would have happen at at UMNO event? Why the POLICE did not arrest?

Students defy quit order, staying on at Dataran     Leven Woon 12:30PM Apr 15, 2012    Some 30 students who have dug in at Dataran Merdeka since yesterday, are determined to stand their ground despite being instructed to leave by a Kuala Lumpur City Hall (DBKL) official. NONETen DBKL officials and five policemen showed up in the late morning to confront the sit-in. DBKL assistant enforcement official Zawaye Desan met the students at around noon today and instructed them to clear their things to make way for a royal concert tonight. “Under the Dataran Merdeka by-laws, no-one is allowed to erect structures at the place without the consent of the mayor,” he told the students. However, the students reached a consensus 10 minutes later to continue their sit-in until their demands are heard. NONE“We won’t retreat. If you want to confiscate our things and chase us out, that’s up to you. “We will still come back tonight,” said one of the student leaders, Adam Adli Abd Halim (left). Upon t