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ISIS: Sinkies Are Next!!
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Singapore has been identified as a possible target for attack by a recent Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS) posting on social media, a report this week said.
ISIS supporters from the region have also cited the Philippines and the United States as targets, the report's author, S. Rajaratnam School of International Studies analyst Jasminder Singh, told The Straits Times.
This development comes as Malaysia last month nabbed a cell with explosives targeting Putrajaya and the federal Parliament, and as Singapore's Home Affairs Ministry on Wednesday announced the detention of a 19-year-old student who made plans to join ISIS in Syria and carry out attacks here.
It is not the first time Singapore has been cited by radicals. Last year, extremist English-language magazine Resurgence cited the Phillip Channel and Sembawang Naval Base in a piece on how militants could attack at sea.
The threat to Singapore and the region is set to grow as ISIS' Malay archipelago combat unit, Katibah Nusantara, formed in Syria last August for South-east Asian fighters who find it easier to communicate in Bahasa Indonesia and Malay rather than Arabic, gains ground.
There are now more than 700 fighters from Indonesia and over 200 fighters from Malaysia fighting in Iraq and Syria, Mr Singh noted in the report published this week. While they make up a small proportion of over 30,000 foreign fighters from 90 countries, the unit scored its first major combat success last month, seizing five Kurdish-held areas in Syria.
The unit is likely to gain importance in ISIS' strategic goal of setting up a worldwide caliphate, with returning fighters mobilised to undertake attacks and even declare a new branch in this region.
"The downward slide of jihadist appeal and success since 2009 has been reversed by Katibah Nusantara's success in Iraq and Syria," Mr Singh wrote.
He said Malaysian fighters have also seized on local issues like the push for an Islamic penal code to win support. More recently, ISIS sympathisers online have called on Rohingya fleeing persecution in Myanmar to go to Syria.
Professor Rohan Gunaratna, who heads Singapore's International Centre for Political Violence and Terrorism Research, says the unit poses a severe threat to Singapore and South-east Asia.
"It has multiple functions: to train people capable of carrying out attacks in Iraq and Syria, to instigate South-east Asians to mount attacks in their home countries, and to radicalise South-east Asians online, recruit them and physically facilitate their entry into Iraq and Syria," he said.
Hence, the strategy to counter this influence has to be multi- pronged, from engaging the community to exposing ISIS' evils online. Muslim leaders worldwide are also leading the effort to counter ISIS, he added.
They include Singapore's Mufti, Dr Fatris Bakaram, who said it was a religious obligation for Muslims here to report to the authorities those who pose a threat.
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http://www.straitstimes.com/singapore/isis-social-media-post-cites-singapore-as-possible-target
ISIS supporters from the region have also cited the Philippines and the United States as targets, the report's author, S. Rajaratnam School of International Studies analyst Jasminder Singh, told The Straits Times.
This development comes as Malaysia last month nabbed a cell with explosives targeting Putrajaya and the federal Parliament, and as Singapore's Home Affairs Ministry on Wednesday announced the detention of a 19-year-old student who made plans to join ISIS in Syria and carry out attacks here.
It is not the first time Singapore has been cited by radicals. Last year, extremist English-language magazine Resurgence cited the Phillip Channel and Sembawang Naval Base in a piece on how militants could attack at sea.
The threat to Singapore and the region is set to grow as ISIS' Malay archipelago combat unit, Katibah Nusantara, formed in Syria last August for South-east Asian fighters who find it easier to communicate in Bahasa Indonesia and Malay rather than Arabic, gains ground.
There are now more than 700 fighters from Indonesia and over 200 fighters from Malaysia fighting in Iraq and Syria, Mr Singh noted in the report published this week. While they make up a small proportion of over 30,000 foreign fighters from 90 countries, the unit scored its first major combat success last month, seizing five Kurdish-held areas in Syria.
The unit is likely to gain importance in ISIS' strategic goal of setting up a worldwide caliphate, with returning fighters mobilised to undertake attacks and even declare a new branch in this region.
"The downward slide of jihadist appeal and success since 2009 has been reversed by Katibah Nusantara's success in Iraq and Syria," Mr Singh wrote.
He said Malaysian fighters have also seized on local issues like the push for an Islamic penal code to win support. More recently, ISIS sympathisers online have called on Rohingya fleeing persecution in Myanmar to go to Syria.
Professor Rohan Gunaratna, who heads Singapore's International Centre for Political Violence and Terrorism Research, says the unit poses a severe threat to Singapore and South-east Asia.
"It has multiple functions: to train people capable of carrying out attacks in Iraq and Syria, to instigate South-east Asians to mount attacks in their home countries, and to radicalise South-east Asians online, recruit them and physically facilitate their entry into Iraq and Syria," he said.
Hence, the strategy to counter this influence has to be multi- pronged, from engaging the community to exposing ISIS' evils online. Muslim leaders worldwide are also leading the effort to counter ISIS, he added.
They include Singapore's Mufti, Dr Fatris Bakaram, who said it was a religious obligation for Muslims here to report to the authorities those who pose a threat.
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Sure fucktard ju hu kia. Confirmed IS will not attack your country matland. Cos your PM supports them.
This is the type of PM that you and your ball-less parents votes for.
Be brave like ISIL fighters, Najib tells Umno
KUALA LUMPUR, June 24 — Umno must emulate the bravery of a Middle Eastern militant group that defeated an Iraqi force outnumbering it nearly 30 to one if the Malay nationalist party is to survive, Datuk Seri Najib Razak said yesterday.
The Umno president and prime minister was listing virtues that were needed to allow the Malay nationalist party to continue in power, during a dinner to commemorate the 20th anniversary of its Cheras branch yesterday.
“For example, when someone dares to fight to their death, they can even defeat a much bigger team.
“As proof — whether we agree or not is another matter — the group ISIL with the strength of just 1,300 people, can defeat an Iraqi army of 30,000 soldiers, until four, five generals with three, four stars run for their lives, jump out the window at night. Why? Because they are afraid of those who are brave,” he told more than 1,000 Umno members in attendance.
He also stressed the importance of being loyal to god, the party, and friends.
Najib said having wisdom and foresight in battles as well as the ability to organise is also crucial in strengthening the party.
The Islamic State of Iraq in the Levant (ISIL) is a splinter group of al-Qaeda that wants to set up an Islamic caliphate encompassing both Iraq and Syria.
ISIL is viewed as a terror organisation by authorities both here and abroad.
A Malaysian suspected of being a member of ISIL was believed to have been the suicide bomber who killed 25 members of an Iraqi police team last month.
Earlier this month, three local men were arrested by police for suspected links to ISIL.
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OK啦！They better don't disappoint me.
I buy beer and wait. Bloodbath the Istana ASAP!
HUAT AH!
I buy beer and wait. Bloodbath the Istana ASAP!
HUAT AH!
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I strongly believe that 拉圾 has been smoking weed :p
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Hope there are enough ambulances for hiding when the time arises 
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can we send in the general ng yat chun to eliminate the hostile targets?
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Great news! Every sinkie they kill got a 70% chance is pap supporter.
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correct. they have ns men covering all heights from short arse to high tail that terrorists will have no place to hide.
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I have full confidence in our SAF NSmen and scholar generals to keep us safe, just as they have done so for the past few decades.
they look very professional.
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Jokowi condemns Paris attacks
thejakartapost.com, Jakarta | National | Sat, November 14 2015, 1:47 PM
President Joko "Jokowi" Widodo has condemned the multiple attacks in Paris, France, that have killed at least 120 people and promised to support counter-terrorism efforts. -
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will his president in charge of vice chip in
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Singapore should help fight ISIS, not just talk about it: Indonesian V-P Jusuf Kalla
The Indonesian government welcomes any country, including Singapore, that wants to help to fight terrorism to fight in syria, Vice-President Jusuf Kalla has said.
http://www.straitstimes.com/asia/se...e-not-just-talk-about-it-indonesian-v-p-jusuf
thejakartapost.com, Jakarta | National | Sat, November 14 2015, 1:47 PM
President Joko "Jokowi" Widodo has condemned the multiple attacks in Paris, France, that have killed at least 120 people and promised to support counter-terrorism efforts. -
See more at: http://www.thejakartapost.com/news/...demns-paris-attacks.html#sthash.ahYum6AW.dpuf
will his president in charge of vice chip in
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Singapore should help fight ISIS, not just talk about it: Indonesian V-P Jusuf Kalla
The Indonesian government welcomes any country, including Singapore, that wants to help to fight terrorism to fight in syria, Vice-President Jusuf Kalla has said.
http://www.straitstimes.com/asia/se...e-not-just-talk-about-it-indonesian-v-p-jusuf
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President Joko is a HYPOCRITE, Christian churches in Indonesia have been burned down by radical Islamists and what has he done to punish the perpetrators? His own govt has refused permits to rebuild new churches to replace those that were destroyed.
JI (Jeremiah Islamiah) is still active in Indonese, what has President Joko done to shut them down?
Nothing by political RHETORIC for sound bites from President JOKER of Indonesia
http://www.christiantoday.com/artic...demolitions.under.islamist.pressure/68410.htm
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They have kept the peace in Singapore for decades, far better than the French, American, Brits and Spanish have done. No terrorist attacks or military invasion of Singapore for decades. I tell you, our SAF is the best!!
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Hi there
1. This makes me sick to the stomach :kma:
2. What can you expect from a piggy-like and skinny sinkie.
3. Toy soldiers playing simulation games
I have full confidence in our SAF NSmen and scholar generals to keep us safe, just as they have done so for the past few decades.
Hi there
1. This makes me sick to the stomach :kma:
2. What can you expect from a piggy-like and skinny sinkie.
3. Toy soldiers playing simulation games
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