After leading 25,000 people to the
streets who shouted provoking words to the police that finally ended in chaos,
injuries, damage of public properties and a lot of trash, Ambiga shamelessly
denied any responsibility to anything at all.
Claiming she didn’t ask the protestors to act in terror, she absolutely
has no regret whatsoever for refusing to accept the Stadium Merdeka to hold the
supposedly ‘Sit Down Protest’.
She was expecting a good publicity and
somewhat political mileage for the political parties that support her liberal
cause. She was hoping that BERSIH
could help the liberals take power, one way or another. Should she failed to do it through the
streets, at least BERSIH would have painted the picture that the general
election, whenever it is, is not clean and unfair and therefore, provides good
reason to hold more protest or maybe even invite foreign interference that
eventually would help change the government.
She must have expected a great deal of
condemnation from the government supporters but of course it would come with a
fair coverage of her ‘strength and determination’. So, after all the damage is done, she
thought that she could have gone home and rest and enjoy listening to people
talking about her ‘heroism’.
She definitely didn’t expect that the
ordinary people or the ‘nobodies’, would retaliate to the consequences that she
had put them through, by making her life miserable. They didn’t do much,
actually, accept put up stalls and danced a little in front of her house, but that’s
enough to make her shiver.
In her panic, she called them stupid,
immature, jobless people who have nothing better to do. She was angry that they disrupt the harmony
of her neighbourhood and deny her the privacy and create tons of trash along
the streets to her house.
What she didn’t realize was that she
did the same to them too, even worse, because she had caused them their
daily-earnings. She didn’t realize
that there were residential apartments in Kuala Lumpur too – along the road
that the stupid BERSIH ‘occupied’ on that 28th April 2012. The residents in the apartments, the guests
in the hotels who must have had better plans on that day were stranded, scared
and most probably wondering why is this stupid woman Ambiga trying to tear a peaceful
country apart and spoil their plans for the day?
Of course, Ambiga would defend herself
by saying that it was only ‘one’ day.
But then, BERSIH 2.0 on 9th July 2011 was also ‘one’ day. And we are sure that there would be another
‘one’ day later on as PAS is already singing the song. So, who knows how many ‘one’ day would there
be if this Ambiga wasn’t taught a good lesson?
One may say that the whole avenging act
was childish but nevertheless, we congratulate the traders and the ordinary
people who came up with the idea of practicing their rights to express their
disapproval of BERSIH and doing it at the right place – in front of Ambiga’s
house.
Ambiga claimed to have represented the
people and the ordinaries but then, face it, these are the people, the
ordinaries who have never supported her cause.
There were police reports and calls for her to cancel the BERSIH rally
and the calls were made by none other than the ordinary people.
But did Ambiga listen to us?
And when the hell did we elect her to
represent us? She definitely doesn’t
represent me, and my family and my colleagues and my friends who now can’t even
stand the sight of her.
Whatever it is, thank God that she
finally learns her lesson yesterday after 2 more groups came up to express
their disapproval of BERSIH. And so, she
couldn’t take it anymore of the memos, the disturbance, or the ‘peaceful
pasar-malam’ in front of her house. And that’s just as far as this LGBT Goddess
would go. She cracked, under
pressure.
Ambiga finally apologized!
Let’s not judge her sincerity and leave
it at that or take it as it is.
With this, we believe that
Ambiga will never bother us, the ordinary Malaysians, ever again. If she did, we can promise her that her
neighbors would chase her away from their neighbourhood!
narrated by 1beruangbiru@gmail.com
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