Malaysia Flag kenna burnt
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Indonesian protestors burn a Malaysian flag during a protest outside the Malaysian embassy in Jakarta. About 40 demonstrators chanted slogans and set fire to a Malaysian flag in addition to pushing down the gate. -
In the East Java capital of Surabaya, dozens of youths conducted a sweep against Malaysian citizens at a local hotel .
A report by the detik.com online news service said dozens of youths went to the Garden Palace Hotel, searching for Malaysian badminton players who participated in a local competition.
The protestors urged the government to “immediately severe” its diplomatic ties with Malaysia and accused Malaysia of being an “uncivilised nation.”
Similar anti-Malaysia rallies took place in North SumatraÂ’s capital, Medan, and Jakarta, where protestors demanded Kuala Lumpur apologise to Indonesia.
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Singaporeans better stay away from Indonesia......they might get beaten up as rioters may kenna confused ......and beat up Singaporeans instead -
Look who's talking...Originally posted by Dr Who:accused Malaysia of being an “uncivilised nation.
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and wats the reason of their protest?
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A young karate student(right) prepares to throw an egg during a protest Wednesday outside the Malaysian Embassy in Jakarta. -
The Star
JAKARTA: Anti-Malaysia demonstrations broke out in Indonesian cities after an Indonesian referee was beaten while in Kuala Lumpur for the 8th Asian Karate Championship at the Nilai indoor stadium.
Indonesian karate referee Donald Luther Kalapita was allegedly assaulted on Friday in Kuala Lumpur by four Malaysian police officers and had to be taken to a hospital for treatment of his injuries.
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What triggered the protest? Karate? And if that's the reason, I see no reason why they should learn martial arts.
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New Straits Times
The incident occurred in Nilai about 2am on Friday when four plainclothes policemen had stopped Donald Pieter Luther Kolopita who was walking back to his hotel.
Kolopita was the umpire in the Indonesian squad which was taking part in the Asian Karate Championship in Nilai from Aug 24 to Aug 26.
The four policemen were on crime prevention rounds when they stopped the Indonesian.
Kolopita alleged he was handcuffed and assaulted by the four policemen.
Kolopita suffered several broken ribs, swollen testicles and swelling on his face which affected his eyesight.
The Indonesian team pulled out of the tournament at the last minute as a result of the incident. -
why they protest?
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Yes your name suit you.Originally posted by dumbdumb!:why they protest? -
broken ribs and swollen testicles...
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Who doesn't noe that malaysian police are corrupted wusses who cant uphold the fundamentals of law ? There is no need for a protest against the whole nation
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Nothing new, even SG flag was once their target too... happen too often in Indonesia.. ..... .
more to come..... if MY investigation side thier police officer.... Anyway, its worng for the ploice regardless of waht unless under self defence to whack someone up, worse, more whacking even after being arrested..... They are supopose to remain calm and restore order, not create it.....
But that's MY, I think SG was also like that in the early dasys of nationhood.. too.... so.. just part and parcel of life and moving on to the next level.... is...sad to say.... more yrs to come. -
Originally posted by Arapahoe:Yes your name suit you.
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as long it doesn't involve us =D
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i posted after seeing the first post mah.Originally posted by Arapahoe:Yes your name suit you.
hmm... i can't believe u can be beaten up just for walking back to the hotel. malaysian police force seems to be doing all the wrong things at the wrong time.
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some of the Indonesians are one of the freest people in the world who got nothing better to do. Always protest this, protest that. As if the rest of the world care about what they are doing.
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ask jiu hu kia to comment...
oh ya, i think he only noe things abt jiu hu, nt KL.... -
but they're certainly daring to speak their mindsOriginally posted by Spartans:some of the Indonesians are one of the freest people in the world who got nothing better to do. Always protest this, protest that. As if the rest of the world care about what they are doing.
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But they need to speak out in constructive ways. Protesting wont do much good to either party.Originally posted by dumbdumb!:but they're certainly daring to speak their minds