BREAKING NEWS FROM IPOH (1)

Noh from Ipoh sent these updates.

1. Police disallowed banners screaming "Selamatkan Demokrasi di Negeri Perak" for the group photo session after the press conference.

2. The elected representatives are marching to Ipoh High Court to support the JKKK village heads to file a suit against BN govt for sacking them from their posts.

3. Arrests include the aduns from Pasir Pinji, Simpang Pulai and Jalong.

4. Several supporters in black were also arrested.

5. Sivakumar and Kula were also arrested.

Aung San Suu Kyi

Peace Vigil In Unity for the liberty of Daw Aung San Suu Kyi

SUARAM, Tenaganita, KL & Selangor Chinese Assembly Hall and Youth 4 Change (Y4C) is organising a vigil that is part of an initiative of coordinated vigils by various groups in Southeast Asia. While we have our vigil for Aung San Suu Kyi in Malaysia, other groups in other countries in Southeast Asia will also be having vigils at the same time!

Please come with your friends to show solidarity for Aung San Suu Kyi - one of the greatest leader of peaceful resistance against oppression of our time - and the oppressed people of Burma.

You can also make your own posters and/or banners that shout of support for Aung San Suu Kyi and the people of Burma. Spread the word!

Details of the vigil

DATE: Sunday, 31 May 2009

TIME: 6.00pm

VENUE: Meet at entrance of KL & Selangor Chinese Assembly Hall, No. 1, Jalan Maharajalela

Dress code: Wear YELLOW and/or RED

Tamme Lee

What Is Fear?

Do What You Fear Most And You Fear No More! It is unbelievable to see how the skier could harness his courage to perform the unthinkable feat.

Contributed by : Angela Ooi.

It Is Expected - Palace Of Justice – 22 May 2009

On May 11, Kuala Lumpur High Court judge Abdul Aziz Abd Rahim proclaimed Nizar as the rightful menteri besar.

Today (22 May 2009) the Court Of Appeal declared that the rightful mentri besar of Perak is Zambry.

Umno lawyer Mohd Hafarizam Harun described the court's decision as a 'moral victory' for the ruling coalition.

However, looking at the Perakians today, their faces tell that it is over when the power is returned to the people.

Looking at the faces, even words have their limitation to describe the decision made by the Appelant Court.

Nizar's lawyers told the court today that they will be appealing to the Federal Court. And everbody knows that nothing is over because the Perakians have yet to speak.

The court staff could not resist the roar of dissatisfaction, but to take a quick peek at the enthusiastic crowd.

Palace Of Justice - 21 May 2009

The scene outside the packed courtroom makes no difference. People are waiting patiently for hours for the court's decision.

Dr.Hatta (PAS) is seen talking with the supporters and friends of PR.

Perak DAP chief Ngeh Koo Ham and Nga Kor Ming make their presence felt.

Cecil Abraham’s team

The Temiang community from Dengkil with decorative headgears came to show support. To whom I wonder. They have nothing to do with Perak except to support the government. An hour later, an unidentified man is seen talking to them and they left.

It is a crystal clear indication that there will be no court decision for the day or their service is not required because the decision by the court is not to BN’s favour.

Perakians show their moral support in front of the Palace Of Justice.

No matter where the people’s MB is, he and his entourage are mocked by supporters and news makers.

At The Court Of Appeal (21 May 2009)

The movement of the crowd has a lot to tell. Each time the door of the courtroom opens, the crowd rushes towards it, and many times to their dismay, it is not the popular MB Dato' Nizar.

Finally, at lunch break. Dato' Nizar and his wife emerge and they walk to the lift.

YB Lim Kit Siang is seen walking to the cafetaria during the lunch break.

Note: More to come.

Copying In Exams

In many countries, the pressure to succeed is one reason that students cheat during exams.


The disturbing rise of students cheating is from technological advances have made cheating easier than ever.

Competition among young graduates is the real culprit. As the work force becomes ever more crowded and the number of college grads skyrockets, top educational credentials are increasingly seen as the only sure vehicle to success.

Not surprising even parents are involved to help their children in the exam, but through unscrupulous means.

One of the parents hired university students to provide answers which were sent to the children via wireless earphones while they were in the exam room.

Eight Chinese parents who used high-tech communications equipment, including mobile phones and wireless earpieces, to help their children cheat at university entrance exams have been jailed on state secret charges. Their ruse was discovered after police detected "abnormal radio signals" near the school.

In China, girls used to cheat during examinations. To stop this trend the Chinese school authorities devised a new method.

Contributed by : PCTan