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Good Grief! Faggots in Parliament!
- Thread starter Froggy
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You completed your reservist cycle liao, right ? You dipped your rifle in the tub liao, right ?
No, the space was always grey. They dont dare to be aggressive because they know they claimed it on zerk legal grounds
If SINKapore really has a case, it would sink any Mudland ship that intrudes our water. No case lah ...that's why they don't dare to fire.
Just another variation of what the rest of the limpwristed, cowardly fucks declared earlier.
Real men with balls don't talk and talk like fucking faggots or little effeminate boys in the school field yakking to each other to "start- first- you-start-first" challenge to a fight. They whacked first after they are challenged. They talk later and only after the guy is down on the ground, groaning and writhing in pain.
Real fuckers. Wasted all the commitment, dedication and seriousness I displayed during NS. When news of this nonsense broke, I was dying to get my first taste of entry into Malaysia via an SAF invasion and not through the usual long queues of the Malaysian custom and immigration checkpoints.
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https://www.channelnewsasia.com/new...t-limits-defence-minister-ng-eng-hen-11011136
Defence Minister Ng Eng Hen warns Malaysian vessels to leave Singapore waters
SINGAPORE: Singapore Defence Minister Ng Eng Hen has warned Malaysian vessels intruding in Singapore waters to leave, in his first public comments on the maritime spat between Singapore and Malaysia.
"Singaporeans are peace-loving, but I strongly caution violators to leave Singapore territorial waters," said Dr Ng in a Facebook post on Friday (Dec 7).
He also posted a video titled The SAF Stands Ready, which shows instances of Malaysian vessels intruding into Singapore waters in recent weeks.
His comments come a day after Singapore announced on Thursday it had extended its port limits off Tuas in view of the recent "provocative developments", and said it will not hesitate to take firm action against intrusions by Malaysian government vessels in its waters.
There have been 14 intrusions by Malaysian government vessels in Singapore territorial waters in the last two weeks, Transport Minister Khaw Boon Wan said at a media briefing on Thursday.
These intrusions came after Malaysia extended its Johor port limits on Oct 25, encroaching into Singapore waters off Tuas.
"For 20 years or more, the Republic of Singapore Navy and Police Coast Guard ships have patrolled our Singapore Territorial Waters at Tuas," Dr Ng said in his post on Friday.
"Out of nowhere, Malaysian government vessels now claim these waters as theirs and have been continually intruding since November. These are serious violations of Singapore's sovereignty," Dr Ng added.
Separately on Friday, Minister for the Environment and Water Resources Masagos Zulkifli said that Malaysia's "sudden unilateral move" to extend its Johor Bahru port limits does not fit with the "collaborative spirit" between the two countries.
"We’ve been clear. We respect international law and all bilateral agreements between Singapore and Malaysia," said the minister. "If anyone violate these laws and our agreement, threatening our sovereignty, we will defend it firmly."
Mr Masagos, who spoke in Malay, added that the leaders of Singapore and Malaysia both want positive relations and that there will be much benefit should the two countries work together sincerely and consistently
Real men with balls don't talk and talk like fucking faggots or little effeminate boys in the school field yakking to each other to "start- first- you-start-first" challenge to a fight. They whacked first after they are challenged. They talk later and only after the guy is down on the ground, groaning and writhing in pain.
Real fuckers. Wasted all the commitment, dedication and seriousness I displayed during NS. When news of this nonsense broke, I was dying to get my first taste of entry into Malaysia via an SAF invasion and not through the usual long queues of the Malaysian custom and immigration checkpoints.
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https://www.channelnewsasia.com/new...t-limits-defence-minister-ng-eng-hen-11011136
Defence Minister Ng Eng Hen warns Malaysian vessels to leave Singapore waters
SINGAPORE: Singapore Defence Minister Ng Eng Hen has warned Malaysian vessels intruding in Singapore waters to leave, in his first public comments on the maritime spat between Singapore and Malaysia.
"Singaporeans are peace-loving, but I strongly caution violators to leave Singapore territorial waters," said Dr Ng in a Facebook post on Friday (Dec 7).
He also posted a video titled The SAF Stands Ready, which shows instances of Malaysian vessels intruding into Singapore waters in recent weeks.
His comments come a day after Singapore announced on Thursday it had extended its port limits off Tuas in view of the recent "provocative developments", and said it will not hesitate to take firm action against intrusions by Malaysian government vessels in its waters.
There have been 14 intrusions by Malaysian government vessels in Singapore territorial waters in the last two weeks, Transport Minister Khaw Boon Wan said at a media briefing on Thursday.
These intrusions came after Malaysia extended its Johor port limits on Oct 25, encroaching into Singapore waters off Tuas.
"For 20 years or more, the Republic of Singapore Navy and Police Coast Guard ships have patrolled our Singapore Territorial Waters at Tuas," Dr Ng said in his post on Friday.
"Out of nowhere, Malaysian government vessels now claim these waters as theirs and have been continually intruding since November. These are serious violations of Singapore's sovereignty," Dr Ng added.
Separately on Friday, Minister for the Environment and Water Resources Masagos Zulkifli said that Malaysia's "sudden unilateral move" to extend its Johor Bahru port limits does not fit with the "collaborative spirit" between the two countries.
"We’ve been clear. We respect international law and all bilateral agreements between Singapore and Malaysia," said the minister. "If anyone violate these laws and our agreement, threatening our sovereignty, we will defend it firmly."
Mr Masagos, who spoke in Malay, added that the leaders of Singapore and Malaysia both want positive relations and that there will be much benefit should the two countries work together sincerely and consistently
And we pay you millions to look and speak like that?
So it was Dec 7 and now is almost a month and more ships, where the fuck is this Ng?
Why do we assume that the area in dispute is sinkie territory?
After all the cock talking and bluster, the loudmouthed clown has now tucked his tail firmly between his hind legs and has whimpered off like a frightened cur as the Malaysians called his bluff.
To save face after the Malaysians showed him the middle finger, this clown decided to put on a new show of "order[ing]" the "Singapore security agencies" to "exercise restraint and avoid escalating tensions".
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https://www.channelnewsasia.com/new...-security-ordered-restraint-malaysia-11124118
Maritime dispute: Singapore security agencies ordered to 'exercise restraint and avoid escalating tensions', says Ng Eng Hen
By Amir Yusof @AmirYusofCNA
15 Jan 2019 12:58PM (Updated: 15 Jan 2019 01:46PM)
SINGAPORE: While Singapore's security agencies have the capability to compel intruding Malaysian government vessels to leave, they have been ordered for the time being to "exercise restraint and avoid escalating tensions" with its northern neighbour, Singapore Defence Minister Ng Eng Hen said on Tuesday (Jan 15).
Singapore and Malaysia are embroiled in a maritime dispute after Malaysia extended its Johor Bahru port limits in a manner which, according to the Singapore government, "encroaches into Singapore's territorial waters off Tuas".
Singapore has also protested "provocative acts" by Malaysia in recent months, including intrusions by Malaysian government vessels into Singapore territory, and a visit by Johor Chief Minister Osman Sapian to a Malaysian vessel parked in Singapore waters.
Speaking in Parliament, Dr Ng said in response to questions from MP Lee Bee Wah and NCMP Dennis Tan on these intrusions that Singapore's security agencies have been ordered to exercise restraint "so as not to jeopardise the conditions necessary for constructive discussions and peaceful resolution of the dispute".
He added that Singapore's security personnel "have repeatedly pressed" Malaysian government vessels to withdraw from Singapore territorial waters since their intrusions began, and that they will continue to do so.
On the recent incursion by Mr Osman into Singapore waters, Dr Ng noted that such incidents are provocative and escalatory, and contradict the officially stated policy of the Malaysian government.
"Tensions and real risks increased during this incident," said Dr Ng, adding that Singapore security agencies had detected "early" the movement of Mr Osman's entourage, which sharply increased the number of Malaysian vessels in Singapore waters from two to five.
"Our Police Coast Guard and Republic of Singapore Navy vessels responded promptly to this provocation, as they had to. As a result, the total number of vessels in the area more than doubled," said Dr Ng.
"These provocations do nothing to help resolve disputes and indeed can precipitate incidents on the ground which will do lasting harm to bilateral ties," he added.
But Dr Ng welcomed assurances by the Malaysian government that they would take measures to de-escalate the tensions in Tuas and expressed hope that all Malaysian agencies will abide by this stated policy.
"Despite our disagreements, both sides want to resolve differences through discussions and peaceful means," he said. He noted that the two Foreign Ministers agreed during their meeting on Jan 8 to set up a working group of officials from both Foreign Affairs Ministries to “discuss the legal and operational matters to de-escalate the situation in the waters off Tuas, and will report within two months”.
If 1 million sinkees sign a petition to demand that SINKapore use force, would the HEN comply?
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