fuzzy is at it again, page-18

This latest twist in the LAMP soap opera mades me wonder whether Anwar really has control over his party.

As far as I know he did not correct the articles that said he would give Lynas the opportunity to prove it was safe. Wong seemed to have echoed that line too.

Now Fuzzy and the PKR strategy director are openly saying off with Lynas' head. Is Fuzzy getting so desperate that she is revisiting the Anti Lynas campaign? Hopefully she will lose her seat and PKR will go down to defeat.

Perhaps the opposition are getting desperate and are now resorting to scare tactics by their cyber troopers shouting down pro govt voices it seems .... I guess their form of govt will follow the same strategy ...

A snippet from the article below

"Sam Tan Kian Sem, an anti-Lynas proponent said "one day bangla will rape her"."

http://news.asiaone.com/News/AsiaOne%2BNews/Malaysia/Story/A1Story20130315-408804.html


NGO acts against online bulliesBy Rashitha A. Hamid and Tashny Sukumaran
The Star/Asia News Network
Friday, Mar 15, 2013

PETALING JAYA - A non-governmental organisation has lodged reports with the Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission against a group of pro-opposition cyber troopers for posting extreme pictures and harsh and vulgar comments online.

The reports were lodged by Malaysian Youth Rights Movement president Shean Yee Aun yesterday afternoon.

He claimed that the opposition supporters have been posting porn material, spreading defamatory information, using vulgar words and threatening to rape and murder a committee member of the movement on Facebook.

The incident was triggered by a video posted by the committee member on Facebook in which she compared Barisan Nasional and Pakatan Rakyat as detergent brands.

In the short video posted on Mar 10, the unidentified woman claimed that the Pakatan brand of detergent left her clothes stained.

Pro-opposition commentators showed their ugly sides when they launched an attack on her, posting a scathing series of vulgar responses, including threatening sexual violence.

Facebook user Geoff Kua commented saying he wanted to "pay mat rempit to gang rape her soon ... if I could find out where she is now".

Sam Tan Kian Sem, an anti-Lynas proponent said "one day bangla will rape her".

Others also joined in, with hundreds of Facebook users commenting on her "ugly" appearance, calling her names and even wishing for her death.

Shean also copied and posted most of the comments into a blog posting, asking people if they would accept "Pakatan cyber bullies" who victimised a girl with vulgar words.

The Facebook postings of the Pakatan supporters have also been uploaded on the pro-Barisan blog stopthelies.my with their names and pictures.

Shean said the 22-year-old woman was now fearing for her life as she had been harassed non-stop by opposition supporters on YouTube and Facebook for the past few days.

"We are not from any political party. And we are free to support any party.

"Why are these people coming after us. I pity the girl as she is innocent," he added