These protesters have a lot to learn if they want to be effective and to achieve their targets. From what I saw on the web, these are a bunch of kids, most of them below 20 who came to KL to have some Saturday fun and action. They were disorganized, and their organizers were nowhere to be seen. Except for few hooligans, most of them were not mad, they were not shouting slogans and hardly carrying signs. They looked calm and happy. There was no comparison to other countries where protesters are passionate and angry. Here it was just a "meet your friends" walk. I gather from this that the opposition does not have a chance in winning the elections.
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