An Australian and his wife say they were viciously attacked after a fender-bender near a toll plaza three months ago.
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PETALING JAYA: An Australian national has complained that the police have yet to take action against a man who severely attacked him and his Malaysian-born wife, even though more than three months have passed since the assault.
Speaking to FMT, he said he was “bitterly disappointed” that he had not received any justice after an attack that he described as “brutal” and that had traumatised him and his wife. He asked to be identified only as Scott.
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The day after the attack, he and Sandra were called in by an investigating officer (IO) for an identification parade at the Sea Park police station.
“Both me and wife positively identified our attacker. Since then, I have been asking the IO for an update every few days.”
He said police subsequently informed him that the suspect would like to settle the issue by offering to pay for his medical expenses, but he rejected this.
“I don’t want money,” he told FMT. “I want justice. My wife and I have not only suffered injuries but have been traumatised by this brutal attack. It’s been three months and no action has been taken against him.”
FMT has contacted Petaling Jaya police and is waiting for a response.
Video: Kereta Bergesel, Apek Kena Hentak Di Kepala Kat PJ
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Video of old man being hit on the head with plank draws netizens’ fury (video)
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NAWAR FIRDAWS
KUALA LUMPUR, April 17, 2015:
A video depicting two men in a violent fight over what was said to be a minor road accident has surfaced on the net, drawing criticisms by viewers who were taken aback that members of the public chose to capture the moment instead of intervening.
The two-minute video was uploaded to Facebook page “Siakap Keli” on April 14 and had garnered more than 284,000 views as of publication of this report.
It started off with one man, appearing older than the other, apologising to the younger one for presumably hitting his car.
The older man’s apology was ignored and as he continued talking, he was kicked just slightly below his stomach.
He then ran off to a nearby roadwork site, picked up a wooden plank and started chasing the younger man, who was then also armed with a plank, around a car before hitting him.
The younger man, dressed in a white T-shirt, retaliated and hit the older one on the head, causing the latter to fall forward and hit his head again, this time on the boot of a parked car before falling to the ground.
He then got up, blood streaming down one side of his face, and staggered to his car, struggling to start the engine and put on his seat belt.
Video of fracas between taxi driver and group of young women goes viral http://bit.ly/19weTCU
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PETALING JAYA: Video footage of a fracas between a taxi driver and a group of young women has gone viral on social media.
The video showed a group of young women arguing with a taxi driver over what seemed to be a minor accident between their respective cars.
Screams of “stupid” and swear words can be heard in the video.
One of the women was seen approaching the person holding the camera screaming, “Why are you taking a photo of me? What is wrong with you?”
This was followed by a sound, apparently of someone being hit, and a shout of “You hit me!” heard in the shaky video footage.
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The video footage later showed stills of bruises on a woman’s face and ears, but did not specify how the injuries were incurred.
A Facebook post by Syed Faried Hassan, who said that he was the uncle of two of the young women involved in the fracas, alleged that the taxi driver physically injured the women.
“This taxi driver hit my nieces after their cars had an accident. Now he is at the police station and my brother is pressing for him to be remanded.
“Whoever is in the wrong, he has no right to be a road bully,” said Syed in his post.
The post included photos of the bruising on his nieces’ faces, the taxi and its number plate.
A photograph purpotedly showing bruises incurred during the fracas between a young woman and a taxi driver.
HE KICKED THE WRONG CAR! It was being driven by a deputy public prosecutor.
The Chinese have a saying. “Before you beat a dog, see who the owner is.”
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Monday January 19, 2015 MYT 8:40:35 PM
Road rage man jailed a day, fined RM700
KUALA LUMPUR: A jobless man was sentenced to a day’s jail and fined RM700 after he pleaded guilty to kicking a woman’s car.
Magistrate Nur ‘Aminahtul Mardiah Md Nor ordered Chong Yew Fatt, 52, to serve the jail sentence on the day of his arrest on Jan 15.
The court also ordered Chong to serve a month’s jail if he failed to pay the fine. Chong paid the fine.
Chong admitted to have kicked the rear bumper of the car belonging to S.Purnima, 32, a deputy public prosecutor, after she honked at him when he overtook her car at Bukit Jalil-Puchong Expressway near the Technology Park Malaysia, Cheras, here at 5.45 pm on Jan 14
Mohon Polis Diraja Malaysia ( Royal Malaysia Police ) siasat kes pemandu kereta yang mengugut menggunakan parang di Desa Murni menuju ke lebuhraya Sungai Dua. Dikatakan berlaku Selasa lepas (23 Disember 2014).
RAKAMAN video suspek memegang besi pengunci stereng sebelum memecahkan cermin kenderaan dinaiki mangsa.
Kuala Lumpur: Seorang pembuli jalan raya menggunakan besi pengunci stereng untuk menyerang dan memecahkan kenderaan milik Jabatan Kesihatan Kuala Langat.
Kejadian ganas itu yang berlaku pada jam 5.48 petang 16 September lalu, di Jalan Reko di sini, bagaimanapun mula tersebar di laman sosial Facebook (FB) semalam.
Melalui gambar yang sempat dirakam mangsa, suspek lelaki berusia 30-an dilihat keluar daripada kereta Perodua Myvi dalam keadaan marah sambil memegang besi pengunci stereng.
Cabby kicks Malaysian cop at JB Customs, policeman fights back in self-defence http://shar.es/13vOcS
A 38-year-old taxi driver in Malaysia allegedly assaulted an auxiliary policeman at the main entrance of the Sultan Iskandar Building in Johor Baru.
His actions were captured in a video clip that has gone viral on social media site Facebook.
The taxi driver was released on police bail last week.
The incident began when the policeman noticed the suspect driving his taxi in a dangerous manner at the building’s main entrance last Tuesday.
He and his colleague then advised the suspect to move his taxi away after he had parked in a non-designated zone. A scuffle soon broke out.
The policeman, 24, fought back in self-defence after the collar of his uniform was reportedly yanked by the suspect, reported New Straits Times.
Investigations also revealed that the suspect allegedly kicked the policeman during the confrontation, said Johor Baru (South) police chief Assistant Commissioner Sulaiman Salleh.
The suspect was later arrested by a traffic policeman and taken to the nearby Johor Baru (South) police headquarters.
The police are looking for 4 men in a Toyota Altis, who assaulted a businessman.Their car was blocking the way and when he asked them to move their car, they came out and assaulted him.
KUALA LUMPUR: A man claimed that he was beaten unconscious by four men at a parking lot in Laman Rimbunan, Kepong, when he asked them to move their car that was blocking his.
However, Sentul police are sceptical of the man’s story. They are appealing to the four men or witnesses to come forward and help with the investigation.
The 43-year-old “victim” lodged a report, claiming that at about 2am on Nov 5, he was about to leave for home after attending a friend’s birthday party when he saw a white Corolla Altis near his car.
“He said he was unable to reverse his car, so he told the men inside the Altis to move,” said Sentul OCPD ACP R. Munusamy. “He alleged that the four men then came out of the car and walked towards his vehicle.
“He could not recognise any of them,” said ACP Munusamy.
PETALING JAYA: Alleged road bully Khoo Kok Ann (pic) has been unjustifiably persecuted by netizens, said former Malaysian Centre for Constitutionalism and Human Rights intern Mary O’Donovan.
In a Facebook interview with The Star Online on Friday, O’Donovan, who has written articles speaking up against domestic violence, repeated that while she did not condone Khoo’s alleged reactions, “without the full facts, I felt that he was unjustifiably persecuted.”
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O’Donovan added that while she did not condone Khoo’s actions, she acknowledged a possible momentary lapse of judgment on his part, condemning his persecution on social media.
“What I don’t understand is how it is deemed acceptable for people on social media to persecute this man without knowing the full facts. I’ve seen this man called a wife beater, I’ve heard that his phone numbers, family photos and even his address have been posted online and all this is deemed as acceptable,” said O’Donovan.
The 50-year old Australian described the actions of netizens as being like that of a lynch mob.
“The lynch mob may not have a noose, but their actions are just as damaging to the person than a rope tied around their neck. We find it acceptable to hate another with a vengeance. We find it acceptable to take the law in our own hands and find a person guilty and even worse, we find it acceptable to attempt to destroy a man’s life,” she added.
Alleged ‘road bully’ is a philanthropist, friends say
Friends of Khoo Kok Ann, who was charged for criminal intimidation in a case of road rage on Tuesday, insist that he has a friendlier side.
Referring to him as ‘Hurricanemax Joko’ in Facebook posts, his friends instead urged detractors to ask what sparked his outrage.
They also listed out his good deeds, describing him as a philanthropist.
“(He is) a good man who lost his cool in the moment of stupidity,” a friend, who goes by the name Cops Subang Jaya on Facebook, said.
“Find out what made him do this…Let’s look at the big picture of the person concerned (instead),” he said.
Others said that he is a philanthropist who has helped rehabilitate elephants and raised funds for a mosque, and does not deserve the social media frenzy.
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Meanwhile, Razin Ong, a fellow superbiker who claimed he has known Khoo for two decades, said Khoo “never loses his cool whenever he rides”.
He added that Khoo was also known in the biker circles for helping to retrieve the body of a fellow biker in Thailand.
“He is the ‘coolest’ biker, who never rages whenever we rode together.
“His anger is his mistake. However, he is no road bully. He is a good man, and we know this,” Ong added.
KUALA LUMPUR: A taxi driver who slapped and pinched a 26-year-old insurance company employee was fined RM1,000 by a Magistrate’s Court here for causing hurt to her.
Magistrate Nur A’Minahtul Mardiah Md Nor also instructed Chong Kim Fah, 48, to pay the fine or jailed for two months in default.
The Magistrate meted out the sentence against Chong on Thursday after he admitted to causing injury to Tan Yun Ceat.
Chong was charged with causing hurt to Tan by hitting her using his hand at Jalan Angkosa off Jalan Nagasari here at about 7.40am on Nov 17.
Noor Svetlana Mohd Noor Nordin was the deputy public prosecutor while counsel Khairull Amin Abdullah appeared for Chong.
A 48-year-old cabbie, alleged to have assaulted a woman in Jalan Raja Chulan on Monday, was picked up by police today http://www.nst.com.my/node/54463
KUALA LUMPUR: A 48-year-old cabbie, alleged to have assaulted a woman in Jalan Raja Chulan on Monday, was picked up by police today.
Dang Wangi district police Chief, Assistant Commissioner Zainol Samah said the case is being investigated under Section 506 and Section 323 of the Penal Code with committing criminal intimidation by assaulting and threatening the victim.
Tan Yun Ceat, 26, lodged a report at the Dang Wangi station claiming she was slapped on both cheeks after she refused to give way after being honked.
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Land Public Transport Commission (SPAD) enforcement division head Datuk Che Hasni Che Ahmad said the cabbie permit will be suspended while the case is being investigated.
“If he is found guilty, his licence may be revoked for a certain period of time, depending on the severity of the case,” he said.
“I urge anyone who was threatened or assaulted by drivers of any public transport to lodge a police report,” he added.
PETALING JAYA: The road bully case of a man who spat on a woman’s car windshield was brought to the Magistrate’s Courts Wednesday.
Khoo Kok Ann, 58 claimed trial to using criminal intimidation on Alisa Thean Wei Yun, 35 by blocking her car with his on the Lebuhraya Damansara-Puchong heading to Putrajaya.
The company director was hit with a second charge of bending Alisa’s car wipers then spitting on her windshield
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Magistrate Salamiah Salleh granted bail at RM5,000 for each charge with one surety and fixed Dec 15 for mention.
PETALING JAYA: A 26-year-old woman has alleged that she was slapped by a taxi driver, in the second case of road bullying reported in the Klang Valley this week.
According to her report lodged at the Dang Wangi police station, the woman said the incident occurred when she was driving from Bandar Menjalara to Jalan Raja Chulan through Jalan Angsoka at 7.40am Monday.
She said two cars were parked on the both sides of the road and when she drove ahead, a taxi suddenly came in front of her.
The taxi driver honked at her and when she refused to move her vehicle, he allegedly rammed her car. The taxi driver then came out of his vehicle and slapped her.
“He slapped my left and right cheek. I tried to fight back but I couldn’t because he was a man. I suffered injuries to my left and right cheeks due to being slapped and pinched,” she said in the report.
Her car was damaged on the front bonnet and bumper.
17/11/14, at about 7.40am, behind Hotel Istana, Jalan Raja Chulan.
I was assaulted by a road bully, who is a Chinese uncle of age about 60 ( taxi number HBA 7059).
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I was entering a backstreet with two way lanes. He was coming from far and wanted to exit the road.
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Clearly seen that he could stopped aside for me to pass through before he exits. But he drove near my car and insisted that I reverse. There was no space for me to reverse. He then spoke to me in foul language. He afterwards banged my car slightly.
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I walked down from my car to take photo of his car. He then opened my car door and wanted to drive it away.
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I asked him loudly why did he touched my car and he asked me rudely if I want to remove my car. Then he slapped me on my left face. I slapped him back and then he slapped and grabbed my face on the right. To defend myself i could only pinched his chest. Then he let go. The slap caused a cut on my lips and bleed.
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Met wt a road bully on the way to work today.. He was driving left lane right land left lane right lane. I honked him n he came down. Banged on my window, asked me wat I wan, spit on the windscreen, damaged my wiper n bent my side mirror. Shud I lodge a police report?
The road bully who spat on the windscreen, damaged the wiper and bent the side mirror of a woman motorist along the Subang Jaya USJ — Shah Alam stretch yesterday has been detained by police.
It is learned that the man was detained about midnight at his residence in Subang Jaya to assist police in their investigations.
Subang Jaya deputy district police chief Superintendent Tan Ah Chua confirmed the 58-year-old was arrested.
The Rakyat Post reported today that Facebook user Alisia Thean was on her way to work when the driver of a silver SUV in front of her started repeatedly switching lanes, forcing Thean to honk at him for safety reasons.
According to her Facebook post, the driver then stopped in the middle of the lane they were both in and walked out of the SUV he was driving with a woman (believed to be his wife).
“He banged on my window, asked me what I wanted, spat on the windscreen, damaged my wiper and bent my side mirror.”
The posting was accompanied with 15 photos of the man committing the alleged acts, with pictures of him and his SUV clearly displayed.
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Following the report, police detained the suspect who was later released on bail pending investigations under Sections 427 and 506 of the Penal Code.
S’pore driver hits car with steering lock on Johor highway apparently over refusal to give wayhttp://shar.es/1mFGf6
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Two pregnant women were left terrified after the driver of a Singapore-registered car hit the vehicle they were seated in with a steering lock.
A video of the incident was uploaded publicly onto Facebook on Tuesday. The user says in the caption that it occurred on a highway near Malaysian customs.
KUCHING: A young woman had no one to blame but herself after she was arrested for kicking two policemen following a self-caused road accident yesterday.
The incident happened at around 3am at Jalan Wawasan 2020, adjacent to St Thomas Cathedral, when the 20-year-old lost control of her car and knocked down a lamp post.
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Two patrol officers arrived shortly after to check on the incident, and were met by the incoherent woman who was unable to properly answer their queries.
When the ambulance reached the scene, she first refused to enter the vehicle as she claimed to be uninjured, before bizarrely kicking the two policemen and behaving aggressively towards medical personnel.
This forced the police to slap a pair on handcuffs on her before hauling her to the nearby Central Police Station to undergo a urine test to determine if she was under the influence of illegal substances.
KUALA LUMPUR: A drunk despatch rider flashed his middle finger at a personal trainer before smashing the latter’s car window last Saturday night.
S. Elanchelian, who pleaded guilty at the magistrate’s court here today to damaging Phoon Kah Seng’s car window, made the rude gesture after his motorcycle nearly collided with Phoon’s car and the latter honked at him.
Phoon, who was driving with his girlfriend, left Elanchelian at Jalan Ampang here and drove near the G-Tower at Jalan Tun Razak, Dang Wangi here around 10.10pm that night when the accused drove up beside him and used a helmet to smash his car’s driver side window.
Elanchelian, 49, then swung the headgear at Phoon, 31, but missed and it bounced off the car door.
He was arrested twenty minutes later by a police team who responded to a call by G-Tower’s security guard who witnessed the attack.
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BULLIED BY DRIVER OF PERODUA ALZA WYE 4721!
Watch out for him, ladies, in case it also happens to you!
I was threatened, assaulted and my car was damaged.
A Malay man and his wife with two small kids came out from this Alza. I was parked beside this car. The Man swing open his car door and hit my car very hard. The impact made my car shake. I lightly honked the guy to make him aware of my presence.
The wife saw what happened and said “Bang, pintu. ” He then closed the door and swing it open a second time and hit my car harder this time and said “OOOPS! ” sarcastically.
He then came to my window and shouted sarcastically, ” SORRY AH!! SORRY AH!!” He then walked away and stared back at me and said ” kurang ajar.”
His wife just stood there and laughed. I was so angered, i stayed in the car to get a hold of my emotions.
After two minutes, he came out of A&W and went back to his car. He again, Swing open his car door and hit my car very hard! For the THIRD TIME!!! Every ounce of me wanted to swing my door open really hard and dent the crap out of his car.
But I controlled myself and got out of my car, took this picture and checked my car for damages.
He then wind down his window and said ” oh, calar ya? Kereta you Sudah buruk lah! Kalau kereta I langgar kereta you, bumper you pun jatuh! So tak payah la nak buat hal besar sangat.”
In anger, I replied ” Sudah calar you nak bayar ke?!”
He then wind up his window, knowing I was standing in front of his wing mirror, he still reversed, and his wing mirror hit my right arm, throwing me to the left, hitting my own car.
He then showed me the thumbs up sign as if saying “Good for you!” His wife, yet again, sitting in the back seat, laughed as the encouraging his acts. I was so angered!
I felt bullied, discriminated, weak, and helpless. Just because I am a lady, and I am petite, doesn’t give anyone at all the right to treat me this way! I believe no human deserves to be treated as such, despite of your status, color, or gender.
Many Malaysians would let this pass. “Aiyah! Small matter only!” But it isn’t to me! U would not understand the emotions that I had to go through until you experience it yourself.
I will see this through and make sure I get the justice that I deserve.
WATCH OUT FOR THIS CAR! It could also happen to you especially if you are a woman.
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ARE SO MANY MALAYSIANS REALLY LIKE THIS OR DID THE KIKI INCIDENT BRING OUT THE WORST IN MALAYSIANS?
CLICK ON THE PHOTO FOR THE VIDEO!
Malaysian Auntie Scold Indian ‘Pariah’, Kicks Car – Accident at SG Checkpoint
On 1st August 2014 @1745hrs towards Singapore Customs at Woodlands Viaduct near Lamport D26, I honked at a female driver driving proton JKU3945 and she dilibrately jamed her brake and I hit her. Even though It is my mistake should I be treated in this manner. Please listen to her racist remarks and the daughters behaviour. — with Awekz SeLamba and 47 others.
CLICK ON THE PHOTO FOR THE VIDEO!
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WHEN COPS STAND BY AND WATCH..
Pandamaran assemblyperson Eric Tan has demanded that the Selangor police explain why it had failed to act in two separate cases where car accident victims had been attacked by mobs.
In one case, there were three police officers stationed at a Ramadan market near the scene of the accident.
KAJANG: A 35-year-old woman suffered injuries to her face after a motorcyclist struck her with a helmet when he thought she had honked at him.
District OCPD Asst Comm Ab Rashid Ab Wahab said the road rage incident happened at about 10.30am on Tuesday while the woman was in Sungai Jelok to have her breakfast.
“She was driving in her Proton Iswara when she spotted someone resembling her uncle across the road. She honked her car to alert him.
“However, a 54-year-old motorcyclist who was at that time near her vehicle thought she was honking at him,” he said Wednesday.
ACP Ab Rashid said the man scolded the female driver and started hitting her car with his helmet.
“The woman alighted from the vehicle to clarify the situation but the motorcyclist struck her face with the helmet, causing injuries to her left chin,” he explained.
Police identified the culprit following a report lodged by the woman and arrested him at a house in Sungai Jelok the same night.
ACP Ab Rashid said the man, who has one previous criminal record, would be in police custody for three days.
While a viral video of a woman attacking an elderly man in Kuantan received condemnation nationwide, some feel the conviction of Siti Fairrah Ashyikin Kamaruddin yesterday for criminal intimidation is unfair.
Looking at it through racial lenses, some quarters have taken to digging up other videos uploaded on social media where the attacker is of Chinese ethnicity and the person on the receiving end is Malay.
One message circulating on social media features a “collection” of six videos, mostly of Chinese men ragging on traffic police officers to get out of a traffic fine.
The “collection” also includes filmmaker Namawee ranting about how his ethnicity led to restrictions on his film Nasi Lemak 2.0, and of a man yelling “I am rakyat!” and “BN will lose” while resisting police in an operation at a pub in Damansara Utama.
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“Why are videos of the Chinese verbally abusing Malay police officers not viral or trending (on social media)?
“We make noise after watching a video of a woman in Pahang verbally abusing an old man who rear-ended her car, but when police officers are abused and provoked, no one defends them,” the message reads.
Urging WhatsApp users to pass on the message, it added that if the videos are trending, then news outlets, including Malaysiakini, would not be able to ignore it.
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Another video dug up was one uploaded in 2013 and features a Malay youth kicked repeatedly in the face by a Chinese man for allegedly attempting to rob a woman.
The youth is on the ground and is surrounded by people who appear to be guarding him to ensure he does not escape.
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The video is also featured in blogs promoted by Umno Youth’s Unit Media Baru Twitter account.
“This Chinese uncle is a bastard! Even if that kid is guilty, what right does he have to kick the Malay boy’s face?
“I want to see how police handle this case. They were quick to act on Kiki, a Malay woman who hit the Chinese uncle’s car, even though it was he who rear-ended her car.
“Will the police let this bastard uncle go? Don’t start a racial fire, we don’t want another May 13 (racial riot). The police should investigate fairly!” one Unit Media Baru blog reads.
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Persatuan Veteran Tentera Melayu is expected to lodge a police report over the video featuring the Malay youth getting kicked today.
Police on July 21 said they are investigating the matter and urged anyone who knows about the incident to come forward.
jom analisis apa yg Team Media Baru UMNO dan BN buat utk counter isu Kiki Stering Lock oleh RBA utk tunjuk yg dorg msh ada telur..
1. korek balik video2 lama yg sblm ni dorg xamik port pun.
2. lambakkan video2 cina kena saman polis atau kurang ajar dgn polis. tu pun video2 lama yg dorg xamik port sgt dulu.
3. oleh kerana lambakan video yg dh pernah di post tp xpernah diambik peduli oleh Team Media Baru UMNO dan BN, tak ada satu pun Killer Video yg mampu diviralkan secara konsisten mcm RBA buat. Kiki Peugeot tu smp msk Radio ERA, Pemuda UMNO buat press statement dan polis tetiba amik port plak psl video yg diviralkan..
KESIMPULAN SETAKAT NI: Team Media Baru UMNO dan BN tak mampu nk lawan RBA. Better terus jadi alat menaik dan menjatuhkan Individu dlm BN je, at least masyuukkkk!!!
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