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- Cybertrooper DAP hina VAT69 kerana dendam komunis dulu tewas
- Sabah Incursion: Hang the Traitors
- Growing Questions Over Opposition “Abetting” Sulu Incursion
| Cybertrooper DAP hina VAT69 kerana dendam komunis dulu tewas Posted: 02 Mar 2013 10:33 PM PST |
| Sabah Incursion: Hang the Traitors Posted: 02 Mar 2013 04:52 PM PST CONDOLENCES to families and kin of the fallen and injured members of the police unit involved in battling the Filipino occupiers of Kampung Tanduo in Lahat Datu, Sabah. Alfatihah. As has always been the case, when we send our policemen and soldiers into battle and are killed or injured, the chances are they are Melayus and Bumiputeras. Perhaps there is wisdom in getting more Chinese and Indians to join the armed forces so that they too can die for one Malaysia. Traitors Within And if they are Malaysians, no matter how remote the chances are, who are involved in the invasion and occupation by the armed Filipinos in Sabah, we should hang these traitors by their necks and, to borrow a dialogue from the movie "Shanghai Noon", until their feet stop kicking. There have been rumours and rumblings that some Malaysian opposition politicians might or could have been involved or implicated in the cross-border transgression by the Filipinos. Today, The Sunday Star newspaper published a report quoting a leading Manila daily, Philippines Daily Inquirer, as saying that Filipino intelligence sources had linked a Sabah politician, who is allied to a Malaysian opposition leader, as among "external factors" responsible for instigating heirs to the Sulu Sultanate to claim Sabah. The Inquirer journalist, Nikko Dizon wrote that Manila was monitoring three groups described as "external factors" behind the incident. "These external factors' are one small faction that is in it for the money, an anti-Aquino administration group, and the Malaysian political opposition," the daily's online website stated on Friday. If the Philippines is monitoring these groups and our people are not, then I recommend that they too should also be hang until their feet stop kicking. Taking Responsibility Even as we speak, somebody in the Malaysian government should already be blamed and, if they are anak jantan, should accept responsibility, for the security lapse that allowed such a big group of well-armed people to land on our shores.
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| Growing Questions Over Opposition “Abetting” Sulu Incursion Posted: 02 Mar 2013 03:41 PM PST A leading Philippines daily reported on Friday that Filipino intelligence sources had linked a Sabah politician allied to Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim as among the "external factors" responsible for instigating the Sulu Sultan to embark on this foolhardy mission to reclaim Sabah. "These external factors are one small faction that is in it for the money, an anti-Aquino administration group, and the Malaysian political opposition," noted the Philippine Daily Inquirer. Its report by journalist Nikko Dizon quoted sources who said these groups had taken advantage of the decision of the heirs of the Sulu sultanate, the Kirams, to pursue their old claim over Sabah. "But apparently some people want to push it forward now. And why now, at this time, is one of the questions government intelligence is looking into," the report added. One source, a Philippine intelligence officer, said the reason behind the Malaysian Opposition's involvement was linked to the upcoming election here. The report alleged that a member of the Malaysian Opposition who is running for a post in Sabah had made prior contact with the Kirams. "Apparently, this politician was one of those who spoke with the Kirams. He supposedly gave the opposition's support to the Kirams' claim to Sabah," the source pointed out. The newspaper reported that the Kirams had decided in November to "reclaim Sabah or at least ask for higher compensation for Sabah and due recognition by Malaysia", but instead intruded into Lahad Datu in February. These are explosive revelations, and if proven true, could be disastrous for Pakatan Rakyat. PKR naturally stepped in quickly to make a denial on Saturday. Party deputy president Azmin Ali dismissed allegations that Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim or Pakatan have ever backed the Sulu militants. "All these are baseless accusations and attempts to divert attention from the real issue," he told The Malaysian Insider on Saturday. Azmin claimed the allegations were being made in an attempt to "weaken" any support that Sabahans may have for Pakatan. He then went on to accuse Umno of somehow being behind the allegations, ignoring the fact that these were first made by the Philippine media and by Reuters.
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