No! Bersih is not about fair and clean election. Its actually a 'war' to bring down a legitimate government by force.
If the Opposition leaders are level-headed enough, they wouln't have staged that ugly rally. They knew that such a tactic might cause or prompt the Prime Minister do delay the general election.
Its a simple logic - no point to dissolve the Parliament and call for a national poll if this filthy Bersih refutes it. And what is the assurance that the general election wll be trouble-free since their allegation of vote riggings and other accusation still linger on?
After a brief analysis, I arrived at a simple conclusion that the Opposition was not looking forward for a general election.
They actually plan to topple the government. They want to stage a coup.
There are already suggestion for Malaysians to change the government before the general election. Some of their blogs also shared similar idea - that Barisan Nasional government must be toppled first as the pre-requisite to hold a national poll.
Means that once BN govt is overcame via a coup, Pakatan Rakyat will takeover, and the decision whether or not to have a general election will be their call.
Its the dirtiest thing ever to happen to Malaysian politics if the plan goes through and if the majority supports them. For the time ever, a government in Malaysia would be formed without the support from the electorates.
Its all about power, about taking Putrajaya by force. Had any of the army generals or high-ranking officers of Bukit Aman agreed to join them, I believe the coup had taken place.
However, we are lucky to have a loyal army and police forces behind us. Otherwise, the country will join the list of nations like Thailand, Indonesia, the Philippines, Haiti and others.
We are also grateful to majority of the civil servants - although many are with the Opposition but earning a living on BN payroll - for not participating in Bersih.
A coup in Malaysia will definitely involve foreign forces and foreign fundings. The Opposition leaders, in citing examples of 'uprising' in Algeris, Saudi Arabia, Yemen, Libya, Syria and other Middle East countries, have forgotten the most important criteria of Malaysia - that we are not a one race nation.
They failed to recognise the needs of a multi-racial politics. They simply ignore politics of the moderates. Instead, they subscribe politics of extremism which can be destructive to inter-racial and inter-relious harmony.
The objective of Bersih is none other to gain world attention toward what they claimed as an autocratic BN government, forgetting that once they stage a coup, they will lead a dictator regime.
And Bersih also gives an adverse perspective of the country, that it is now out of control in many aspects, including security, dwindling of the economy and other crisis.
They don't need a national poll. All that they want is to topple a government which is elected by the rakyat via the ballot papers. That's should explain everything.