the most ridiculous word.
In the soccer world, authorities anywhere never ban soccer matches just because of hooligans. The police kind of know which teams have notorious supporters. They don't stop people going to stadiums because they suspect there might be crowd troubles on match day. Instead, police will be out in force to protect the innocent ones for those matches considered to be high risk.
So, if Pakatan Rakyat is supposed to be the organiser for today's demonstration, we all know that their last gathering at Kelana Jaya stadium was in festival mood and the most aggressive act was courtesy of the lead singer of a rock band who dropped his pants.
Massive jams, Syed Hamid says sorry (The Star online - Monday July 14)
KUALA LUMPUR: Police roadblocks leading into the city caused massive jams throughout Monday morning, with Home Minister Datuk Seri Syed Hamid Albar issuing an apology to the Malaysian public but reiterating that the police operations were undertaken in the interest of public security.
Mr Minister of Home Insecurity, I am sure you were not late to the parliament house, but many people were late for work.
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