There Will Be Blood

Malaysian riot police stand guard as protesters hold banners during a demonstration in Shah Alam, Malaysia, Friday, March 14, 2008. Hundreds of ruling party members protested outside the administrative headquarters of the opposition-ruled state of Penang on Friday in the first sign of partisan tensions after the weekend elections, police said.

Hundreds of ruling party members protest outside the administrative headquarters of the opposition-ruled state of Penang, Friday, March 14, 2008. Some 300 United Malays National Organization members took part in the demonstration, chanting slogans and waving banners, the spokesman said by telephone.

A protester shouts slogans in front of Malaysian riot police during a demonstration in Shah Alam, Malaysia, Friday, March 14, 2008. Hundreds of ruling party members protested outside the administrative headquarters of the opposition-ruled state of Penang on Friday in the first sign of partisan tensions after the weekend elections, police said.

Protesters listen to United Malays National Organization State Secretary Azhar Ibrahim , center left, during a protest in Penang Island, Friday, March 14, 2008. Hundreds of ruling party members protested outside the administrative headquarters of the opposition-ruled state of Penang on Friday in the first sign of partisan tensions after the weekend elections, police said.

United Malays National Organisation (UMNO) supporters carry a banner reading, "Lim Guan Eng did not respects the Malays in Penang" during a protest outside the state government building in Malaysia's northern state of Penang March 14, 2008. Hundreds of protesters, shouting "Long live the Malays" and "Don't push the Malays out of Penang" demonstrated for a half-hour until police asked them to leave.

United Malays National Organisation (UMNO) supporters carry a banner reading, "Anwar Ibrahim is a traitor to the Malays", during a protest outside the state government building in Malaysia's northern state of Penang March 14, 2008. Hundreds of protesters, shouting "Long live the Malays" and "Don't push the Malays out of Penang" demonstrated for a half-hour until police asked them to leave.