As reported in Internet newspapers some twenty years from the date of the historic BERSIH 2.0 March on 9th July 2011.
BERSIH 2.0 advanced to Stadium Merdeka in Kuala Lumpur which was the primary objective of the group. PDRM put up their strongest resistance ever to prevent BERSIH 2.0 from achieving its objective. PDRM built many lines of defence in strategic places in the city. The fortified locations ran from Kampong Baru to Dataran Merdeka and ended at Central Market. The PDRM last bastion were the National Palace, National Mosque and Stadium Merdeka. In the early part of the siege, the supply line of the advancing BERSIH 2.0 was being cut through the confistications of salt, yellow t-shirts and etc. and the banning of several purported BERSIH 2.0 leaders before the campaign. Back in 1511, the army of Alfonso D'Albuquerque came to the shores of Malacca for its historic conquest. But then, Alfonso D'Albuquerque had the support of Malay Rajas who provided with ships, cannons, soldiers and food. The defenders of Malacca fought to the last bullet but their resistance was of little or no avail. Among notable Malays who made the historic conquest possible was Panglima Awang (Henry the Black). Panglima Awang was rewarded with the famous voyage around the world with stops at Goa and Lisbon. The first Bendahara under the reign of Alfonso D'Albuquerque was a relative of the deposed Malacca King.
BERSIH 2.0 advanced to Stadium Merdeka in Kuala Lumpur which was the primary objective of the group. PDRM put up their strongest resistance ever to prevent BERSIH 2.0 from achieving its objective. PDRM built many lines of defence in strategic places in the city. The fortified locations ran from Kampong Baru to Dataran Merdeka and ended at Central Market. The PDRM last bastion were the National Palace, National Mosque and Stadium Merdeka. In the early part of the siege, the supply line of the advancing BERSIH 2.0 was being cut through the confistications of salt, yellow t-shirts and etc. and the banning of several purported BERSIH 2.0 leaders before the campaign. Back in 1511, the army of Alfonso D'Albuquerque came to the shores of Malacca for its historic conquest. But then, Alfonso D'Albuquerque had the support of Malay Rajas who provided with ships, cannons, soldiers and food. The defenders of Malacca fought to the last bullet but their resistance was of little or no avail. Among notable Malays who made the historic conquest possible was Panglima Awang (Henry the Black). Panglima Awang was rewarded with the famous voyage around the world with stops at Goa and Lisbon. The first Bendahara under the reign of Alfonso D'Albuquerque was a relative of the deposed Malacca King.
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