Datuk Seri Najib Razak confirmed today that he had briefed his British counterpart David Cameron on the Bersih rally and its real intentions during his official visit to the United Kingdom last week.
He shared the news upon arrival this morning at KL International Airport after a three-country working visit abroad.
The prime minister was quoted by national news agency, Bernama, as saying that he had told Cameron there is room for dissent in the country to allow Malaysians to express any dissatisfaction that they may have yet at the same time, it was imperative that public order is maintained.
He also shared with Cameron the fact that the government had offered a stadium to Bersih which the electoral reform group had rejected because their preferred venue was Stadium Merdeka, he continued.
Najib went on to say he had informed the British prime minister that the demonstrators had intentionally provoked the police.
Once the police acted against them, the demonstrators took photos and posted them on YouTube, citing police brutality, Najib was quoted by Bernama as saying.
Cameron was also briefed that Bersih’s real aim was not to press for electoral reform as professed but rather to portray the Malaysian government in an autocratic light in order to wrest power from an elected entity.
The prime minister ended by saying that he had stressed the Malaysian government always upholds the principles of democracy and has never cheated in a general election because those held in Malaysia are free from fraudulent practices.
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He opens his mouth and lies comes out. The Government and BN politician has become such a desperado. Even the authorities churning out lies daily to cover their atrocities.
This countries had to be saved at any cost from this disgraced, corrupted beasts.
Do you really think that Cameron believed a word of what Pinocchio told him? He has his own people informing him from the UK High Commission.
Surely Najib will think British PM believed what he said since UK is so far away from Malaysia.
Najib has that 1950s mentality whereby news will arrive a few months later. He is not living in IT era where the world is borderless and news flow freely.
What a pity we have PM with this mentality.
If the British PM believe the crap you just said, he will belief anything. Then again, isn't he the one who hired someone from Murdoch's team? So maybe he did buy your story. The question Mr. PM is if your own citizens will but your story. Nobody will forget how your govt and the police practically threatened your own citizens against joining the Bersih rally. There're innocent people still under ISA thanks to you. How will you convince the rakyat?
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