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Four men known as Isis Malaysia 69 protest failed democracy in Malaysia with symbolic firing of firecrackers.

SHAH ALAM: In a video decrying the failed state of democracy in Malaysia, four men dressed in black wearing full-face black masks, threatened to light firecrackers in front of the courthouse in a symbolic show of their dissatisfaction.

In the 1.01 minute video uploaded by YouTube user isis malaysia 69, the spokesman, with his three comrades flanking him with folded arms, said in Bahasa Malaysia, To any party that has ruled for too long, we, the young of Malaysia hereby state that we no longer believe in the democratic system that has been manipulated all this while.

With three bottles of what is presumed to be explosives that were arranged on the table in front of them and one of which a member is seen holding, the spokesman reads, You formed this group, we were formed by your hands.

He also said that their struggle was only beginning and if democracy continues to be destroyed, they would go to greater lengths to show their dissatisfaction.

We have just started, and we have far to go. The more democracy is destroyed, the wider and further our struggle to fight it, he said.

The video ended with the four speaking in unison, condemning democracy using an expletive.

The video was uploaded on YouTube on February 15, and at the time of writing, over 350 users had watched it.

The four also incited youth in the country to join them in their struggle.

The video is reminiscent of other videos of similar nature uploaded by militants in the middle east.

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Emma Pallant, Geoffrey Breton, Janice McKenzie and Adam Barlow

JOHN Van Drutens tale of love, deceit and witchcraft was written in 1950s America when paranoia about Communism was rife.

The British-born playwrights Broadway play was very much of its time and was turned into a film starring James Stewart and Kim Novak.

So why revive it now across the pond in Basford?

Well, the play still has plenty to say about society and the dilemma of career against private life.

Landlady Gillian Holroyd (Emma Pallant) is a mischievous young witch who casts a lovespell on young publisher Anthony Henderson (Geoffrey Breton), who is renting one of her rooms.

She doesnt love him witches, it transpires, have limited human emotions.

But there is certainly an attraction, she is restless, and she wants to take revenge on an old college rival by stealing her man.

Thrown into this mix are Gillians larger-than-life aunt, Miss Holroyd (Janice McKenzie), warlock brother Nick (Adam Barlow) and Sidney Redlitch (Mark Chatterton), a mortal researching a book on the supernatural.

The play is set during the 1970s and the costumes were colourful enough to draw the occasional guffaw from a disbelieving young lad in the audience on opening night.

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