Wall Street fills Malaysias Streets With Protesters (Again)Tony Cartalucci, Contributor A visit to the NDI website revealed indeed that funding and training had been provided by the US organization before NDI took down the information and replaced it with a more benign version purged entirely of any mention of Bersih. Bersih is indisputably serving as a political vehicle for Anwar Ibrahim and Malaysias opposition front Pakatan Rakyat, to return to power. That Anwar Ibrahim himself was Chairman of the Development Committee of the World Bank and International Monetary Fund (IMF) in 1998, held lecturing positions at the School of Advanced International Studies at Johns Hopkins University, was a consultant to the World Bank, and a panelist at the Neo-Con lined National Endowment for Democracys Democracy Award and a panelist at a NED donation ceremony the very same US organization whose subsidiaries are funding and supporting Bersih casts irrefutable doubt on their official agenda for clean and fair elections. Claims by Bersih members that Anwar Ibrahim is hijacking their movement ring especially hollow when looking at both his and Bersihs entwined foreign financial and political backers. Image: Taken from the US National Endowment for Democracys 2007 Democracy Award event held in Washington D.C., Anwar Ibrahim can be seen to the far left and participated as a panelist. It is no surprise thatNED is now subsidizing his bid to worm his way back into power in Malaysia on the back of Bersihs serial protests. (click image to enlarge) For Malaysias ruling government efforts to augment this process of moving away from street politics and toward grassroots pragmatism, not to mention the results it will produce, is the surest way to bury US-backed proxies like Anwar Ibrahim and his political coalition permanently. 