LIHAT DAN BACA
nota:
tompok tompok merah itu
ialah tanda dimana kampong
dan kota dimana warga tunisia
telah turun berdemo
seluruh negara telah bangun!DUA PULUH TIGA MATI DI TUNISIAsemuanya bermula dengan seorang graduan yang dikasari polis
kerana membuka warung jual buah. beribu-ribu graduan yang berijazah
tidak ada kerja di tunisia. membuka warung adalah jalan untuk hidup
yang kaya hanyalah kaum keluarga presiden Zine al-Abidine Ben Ali dan kroninya. isteri kepada presiden ini asik gila ke paris untuk jadi first lady. keluarga ini sedang mengumpul bertimbun timbun harta.
media di tunisia di kawal
ada akta mengawal akhbar
semua tv milik kerajaan
atau milik keluarga presiden
atau milik kroni presiden
ada akta mengawal mahasiswa
ada akta mengawal hak berkumpul
tanah tanah milik nelayan ditepi laut kena rampas
oleh kroni untuk mendirikan hotel dan kondo
semakin banyak graduan menganggur
semakin banyak graduan berhutang untuk hidup
hutang belajar belum selesai lagi
akhirmnya rakyat turun ke jalan raya.
telah tiga minggu mereka turun ke jalan raya.
media barat senyap tidak heboh seperti kes anak anak muda turun
ke jalan raya di iran. ini kerana tunisia adalah barua negara barat.
ini kerana tunisia barua amerika maka mereka tidak hebohkan.
tetapi hari ini 23 orang telah tewas ketika tunjuk perasaan.
apa yang berlaku di tunisia ini telah mempengaruhi pula di aljeria negara
disebelah barat tunisia. anak anak muda telah juga keluar ke jalan raya.
ini kerana minggu lalu harga gula , minyak dan tepong dinaikan.
harga naik kerana penarikan subsidi.
kerana menyelaraskan harga
kerana rasionalisasi harga
kerana cadangan pemandu
kerajaan aljeria dinasehtakan oleh bnk dunia dan imf
untuk menarik dan mengurangkan subsidi
kenalkan cukai GST kepada warga aljeria
semua ini adalah pelajaran untuk kita di malaysia
kalau gerombolan dipilih sekali lagi
GST – cukai gasak sampai terburai – akan dikenakan
kepada kita semua. ini adalah cadangan dari bank dunia dan imf
pemandu kita ialah kaum pemodal antarabangsa
justeru bersedia!
anak anak muda bersedia
kerana dunia ini akhirnya adalah milik anak muda!
TWENTY-THREE DIE IN CLASHES BETWEEN TUNISAI JOBS PROTSTERS AND POLICE- guardian london
Police fired into the air to disperse a crowd ransacking buildings in a Tunis suburb on Tuesday, the first time a wave of violent unrest that officials say has killed 23 has hit the Tunisian capital.
People taking part in the weeks of clashes rocking Tunisia say they want jobs and better living conditions, but authorities say the protests have been hijacked by a minority of violent extremists armed with petrol bombs and clubs.
In the strongest US statement on the violence to date, state department spokesman Mark Toner said Washington was "deeply concerned by reports of the use of excessive force by the government of Tunisia".
A Reuters reporter in the working-class Ettadamen neighbourhood of Tunis said he saw hundreds of youths, who had earlier blocked roads with burning tyres and hurled stones at police, try to attack a local government building.
Police fired warning shots into the air and also fired teargas grenades to try to force people back from the building, the reporter said.
"We are not afraid, we are not afraid, we are afraid only of God," the crowds chanted.
The main body of the crowd later dispersed and police were pursuing small groups of people through side streets near the scene of the earlier stand-off.
A witness reported that large numbers of police reinforcements had been brought in and were being kept on standby a few blocks away. There was no sign of any disturbances in other parts of the city.
The unrest is the worst in decades. Officials said the civilian deaths – almost all of them in clashes in provincial towns at the weekend – came about when police fired on rioters in legitimate self-defence.
Reports of the clashes in Tunis emerged minutes after the government raised the death toll from the unrest by three, but dismissed human rights groups' estimates of a higher number.
Until Tuesday evening there had been no reports of major new clashes after the army was deployed in the most restive towns, schools and universities were shut indefinitely and police with loudhailers ordered people in at least one town not to gather in the streets.
Tunisia, a country of 10 million people which depends on trade and tourism for its economic survival, has been bracing for international reaction to its handling of the protests.
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