APRIL 27 — Tomorrow, there will be a number of Malaysians who will want to go to Dataran Merdeka to sit down for two hours, because they want to stand up for their right to a clean and fair election. But the police have a court order that says they can’t be there or the roads around the historic square. At the stroke of midnight August 31, 1957, our forefathers lowered the Union Jack so that no one can tell us what we can do in our own land. Today, our own people are telling Malaysians that they can’t sit at Dataran Merdeka. We haven’t come a long way since Merdeka, have we?