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The police stopped a team of more than 50 riders in Jerit’s ‘Ride for Change’ campaign in Rawang yesterday in order to “save under-aged cyclists” from being exploited.“We detained them for (taking part in an) illegal procession. Later when we checked their details, 28 were found to be under the age of 18…clearly this violates the Child Act as some are only 15 years old,” said Selangor police chief Khalid Abu Bakar.

“When giving their statements, these children said they did not know why they were asked to participate in the cycling event,” he told reporters at the Rawang police station last night.”As for the children, we have actually saved them from being misused and exploited by irresponsible people… we did not arrest them.” (Read more from Malaysiakini)

Also read: S’gor police chief is lying, claims Jerit

Read the above and be a judge yourself.  Doesn’t he sound like a “saint?” According to the Selangor CPO, the police detained the cyclists yesterday in order to “save under-aged cyclists” from being exploited. Can you believe that? Sounds like Mother Teresa saving the poor children in Calcutta.

The last time he made a statement about the vigil in PJ was that when the police moved in to desperse, or should I say to arrest the participants - the police did not hear the Negara Ku being sung. But then there were videos to prove that the participants were singing the national anthem when the police came rushing at them. Yet he denied all that! And now the police is saving the children from being exploited. Hello! All of them have letters of consent from their parents! If anybody were exploiting them, then it has to be their parents! The parents had given their consent for their kids to ride. They know what their kids are doing. That’s what consent is!

The Selangor police detained the Jerit cyclists  ”to save the under-aged from being exploited. Syed Hamid Albar detained the Sin Chew reporter under ISA “to protect her!” Wow! These people are saints!

I think the government should set up a school to teach those in high offices on how to lie! At least when they lie convincingly, we the the public would not feel like a fool having to listen to their lies. The course should includes:

1. How to lie convincingly.

2. How to put a straight and honest face when you lie.

3. The choice of believable words to use when you lie.

4. Get your facts right before you lie.

5. How to overcome the intelligence of the public when you lie.

6. When you lie, know that the public are no fools!

(Course also includes watching the movies “Liar Liar!” and “Pinocchio.”)

Who should attend? All the ministers in the cabinet, high ranking officers, police chiefs and all those who have to lie to keep their jobs!

Watch interviews of those detained at Rawang.