An F-15 pilot shot down over Iran described encountering a highly coordinated, "jellyfish-like" swarm of Iranian drones right before ejecting. In a June 2026 cnn exclusive report, intelligence sources revealed the pilot described multiple interconnected drones hovering and moving together as a single body, with smaller drones hanging below like legs. One source familiar with the debriefing quoted the pilot calling the encounter "real alien sh*t" and an aerial "minefield of drones
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US F-15 pilot down describes the encounter.
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If the US pilot had a bee hive hairstyle like our retired RSAF Chief Goh Yong Siang, the Iranian drones would not have stood a chance.
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There are many aliens closer to home. In fact, they have invaded S'pore at the invitation of traitors to the state.
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But sorry to say all are aliens in Singapore and Malaysia except for the Malays
But the Malays generally like the Sikhs
This is from my personal experience and what I am told by the Malays themselves
In fact when I return to Singapore all Singaporeans not only the Malays speak to me --- maybe because I am pleasant and one of the most handsome people
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--- no joke
One day while in Geylang one Malay woman came up to me and asked me why my face is so red ---- it was 1:00 p.m. and a very hot day
She called me "buah cherry" and we had a good laugh
United Sikhs Malaysia to the rescue
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Malays welcome Sikhs in Malaysia due to deep historical respect for their contributions to the nation’s security, shared cultural values centered on community and charity, and the longstanding, peaceful integration of the Sikh community into the broader Malaysian, multi-ethnic society.
The harmonious relationship between the communities stems from several key aspects:
- Historical Loyalty and Service: Sikhs have a proud history in Malaysia dating back to the late 19th century when they were recruited by the British as police, military, and security forces. They played a major role in early policing and defending the nation, and many gave their lives during conflicts such as the Japanese Occupation of Malaya. This legacy of sacrifice has earned them enduring respect from the Malay majority.
- Shared Cultural Values: Both Malays (who are predominantly Muslim) and Sikhs share strong cultural taboos and dietary principles. Because Sikhs do not eat halal meat, local relations remain smooth because of mutual respect for religious practices, family values, and high regard for elders.
- The Tradition of Langar and Charity: Sikhs are widely known in Malaysia for operating langar (open community kitchens), where free vegetarian meals are served to anyone regardless of race or religion. This philosophy of selflessness, service (seva), and charity highly aligns with Malay Islamic values of hospitality and helping one's neighbor.
- Respect for Distinct Identity: While Malaysia has specific constitutional provisions regarding the Malay majority, the Sikh community has successfully maintained a highly respected, distinct identity. They are generally viewed as trustworthy, hardworking, and peaceful, successfully operating in professions ranging from private security to law and medicine.
Watch and listen to the Sikh telling you briefly about the history of the Sikhs in Malaysia
which most of you do not know
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A living bond between the state and Sikh religious affairs, a distinctive chapter from Malaysia’s history of faith and service.
Watch this video from Kuala Lumpur.
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Why is the Central Sikh Temple at Towner Road so close to Kwong Wai Shiu Hospital? It is because there are a lot of Sikh people there.
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