MSK arrest-how M'sia can blackmail PAP now

[nextinfidel]

So the malaysians have apprehended MSK and waiting to hand him over to the poodles here.

What should they ask for in return for the handing over of MSK?

1) sign contract to remove the causeway and built the crooked bridge
2) ask for USD200 billions in exchange
3) ask for Malaysians' CPF to be withdrawn and transferred over to bank accounts in Malaysia
4) ask for Pedra Branca
5)
6)

please add to the list....we can accumulate ideas in here and post them all in some malaysian forum for them to get ideas.

(any of these requests are not met, MSK can be accidentally let loose.....and who knows, Sep 11 will really land at Changi Airport or even the NDP,
or unleash the fact that no intelligence was received from WKS's ISD, and indirectly implying that WKS is a big big fucking liar hoping to smoke singaporeans and destroy WKS reputation esp just before elections)

 

[fengshuisifu]

Pls lah..Msia can have Mas Selamat..Thank you..WKS more than happy!

So the malaysians have apprehended MSK and waiting to hand him over to the poodles here.

What should they ask for in return for the handing over of MSK?

1) sign contract to remove the causeway and built the crooked bridge
2) ask for USD200 billions in exchange
3) ask for Malaysians' CPF to be withdrawn and transferred over to bank accounts in Malaysia
4) ask for Pedra Branca
5)
6)

please add to the list....we can accumulate ideas in here and post them all in some malaysian forum for them to get ideas.

(any of these requests are not met, MSK can be accidentally let loose.....and who knows, Sep 11 will really land at Changi Airport or even the NDP,
or unleash the fact that no intelligence was received from WKS's ISD, and indirectly implying that WKS is a big big fucking liar hoping to smoke singaporeans and destroy WKS reputation esp just before elections)

 

[lonari]

This is probably why it took 1 month. they were negotiating...

 

[prince123456]

http://www.thestar.com.my/news/story.asp?file=/2009/5/9/nation/20090509191223&sec=nation

latest update ... read all abt it... wow .. i think i have to read my upnorth news .. more credible..

 

[nextinfidel]

S'pore leaders knew about Mas Selamat’s arrest says PM Lee (Update)


SINGAPORE: Singapore's top leaders already knew that its most wanted fugitive, Mas Selamat Kastari, had been captured by Malaysian authorities but had to keep mum about it on Malaysia's request.

Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong said his deputy Wong Kan Seng had told him that the Malaysian authorities had arrested (the Jemaah Islamiah militant group suspected leader) Mas Selamat, but the news could not be made public as it would jeopardise followup operations.

"Kan Seng told me that the Malaysians had asked us to keep this quiet for the time being," Lee said in a statement Saturday.

Lee said he then told his deputy that Singapore had to respect Malaysia's request although he knew that Singaporeans would be very anxious to know the news.

It is believed the statement was issued after some Singaporeans voiced their dismay over the news blackout on Mas Selamat's arrest by the local authorities that only officially confirmed it after it was leaked Friday by Singapore's main newspaper, The Straits Times. Malaysian authorities who also confirmed the arrest Saturday said Mas Selamat was captured by the police Special Branch early last month in Skudai, Johor, and was now detained under the Internal Security Act.

Mas Selamat, 48, who was said to be plotting several bomb attacks here had been on the run after he escaped from the maximum security Whitley Road detention centre on Feb 27, and this led to the first ever massive hunt by the city state authorities.

The prime minister said he came to know about the leak in the press on Thursday afternoon when Kan Seng, who is also the Home Affairs Minister, received a phone call from The Straits Times while all the Singapore cabinet ministers were having lunch before their weekly meeting.

His deputy said The Straits Times had called to ask the Internal Security Department (ISD) to confirm the newspaper's scoop that came from its Kuala Lumpur correspondent, that the Malaysian authorities had arrested Mas Selamat.

"As the story had leaked, we had no choice but to confirm it. It was only then that Kan Seng told the ministers that Mas Selamat had been arrested, the news had leaked and we would be confirming the story. They were taken completely by surprise," Lee said.

The prime minister also said that when he had a four-eye lunch with Malaysian Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Razak in Pattaya on April 11 after the Asean meeting was called off because of the demonstrations, Najib told him that the Malaysian authorities had arrested Mas Selamat.

Lee said he told Najib that he had been informed about the arrest earlier, and thanked Najib for Malaysia's generous support and help.

"I said that the terrorism problem affects both of us. The JI group remains active in the region, and we must work together to counter them as well as other such groups."

Lee said he also told Najib that he especially appreciated the close cooperation and trust between the ISD and its Malaysian counterpart, the Special Branch.

Lee said he was happy and relieved that Mas Selamat had been found and arrested before he could do any harm. - Bernama

Meanwhile, Bernama reported from Johor Baru that soon after entering Johor from Singapore, Mas Selamat Kastari, the alleged chief of the Jemaah Islamiyah (JI) militant group in Singapore, had met his two trusted friends.

Bernama was told that one of the men was Abdul Matin who lived in Ulu Tiram and the other, Johar Hassan who lived in a village in Skudai.

"Soon after reaching Johor after swimming from Woodlands, Singapore, Mas Selamat went to Ulu Tiram to look for Abdul Matin, who was believed to be a JI ordinary member," according to a source who is familiar with the operation to nab the man most wanted by Singapore authorities.

Not too long after that, Mas Selamat, who slipped out of a maximum security prison in Singapore in February last year, met Johar, a JI sympathiser in Skudai, he said.

As reported by the media, Abdul Matin and Johar were arrested under the Internal Security Act (ISA) on April 1.

On Friday, Home Minister Datuk Seri Hishammuddin Tun Hussein confirmed the capture of Mas Selamat, a Singaporean, who is now detained under the ISA.

The source told Bernama that throughout his time in Johor, the JI chief was believed to be in contact only with only two trusted friends, refuting claims by an international think tank, the International Crisis Group (ICG), about the JI network in Malaysia.

ICG analyst Sidney Jones was quoted as saying in an article published by the online version of The Straits Times, Singapore, that the fact that Mas Selamat was able to stay under the radar for over a year in Johor "suggests the JI network in Malaysia may be less destroyed than we thought."

The source told Bernama that the statement by the ICG was "illogical and unacceptable" and that he doubted that the analyst had an in-depth knowledge of the actual JI position in Malaysia.

"Throughout the period he was hiding in Johor, Mas Selamat only made contact with the two men. This goes to show he has neither the support nor the sympathy," he said.

Meanwhile, he also revealed that while in Johor, Mas Selamat had planned to flee either to southern Philippines or to Indonesia but did not go ahead with it, thinking that he was safe in Johor.

"What Mas Selamat did not know was that we were already shadowing his movement.... later on, we moved in for the arrest," the source said. - Bernama

 

[Watchman]

Singapore release MSK on instruction. Our prison cells are full.

It's a low key subject. Time to clear old stock for new stock 2010.

 

[MarrickG]

So the malaysians have apprehended MSK and waiting to hand him over to the poodles here.

What should they ask for in return for the handing over of MSK?

1) sign contract to remove the causeway and built the crooked bridge
2) ask for USD200 billions in exchange
3) ask for Malaysians' CPF to be withdrawn and transferred over to bank accounts in Malaysia
4) ask for Pedra Branca
5)
6)

please add to the list....we can accumulate ideas in here and post them all in some malaysian forum for them to get ideas.

(any of these requests are not met, MSK can be accidentally let loose.....and who knows, Sep 11 will really land at Changi Airport or even the NDP,
or unleash the fact that no intelligence was received from WKS's ISD, and indirectly implying that WKS is a big big fucking liar hoping to smoke singaporeans and destroy WKS reputation esp just before elections)

Hello, we may not be pro-PAP here but we're definitely not anti-Singapore. SO dun be a cock and hope that sporean here will give ideas unless they're Malaysia dogs lurking here hoping to create some tension...

 

[nextinfidel]

Hello, we may not be pro-PAP here but we're definitely not anti-Singapore. SO dun be a cock and hope that sporean here will give ideas unless they're Malaysia dogs lurking here hoping to create some tension...

you may be anti-PAP and pro-singapore, but you seriously think any money that is saved from this MSK arrest is going to be shared out among all singaporeans, you and me inclusive????

 

[nextinfidel]

from wayang party:

EXPOSED: Malaysia still undecided on repatriation of Mas Selamat to Singapore contrary to ST reports
May 10, 2009 by admin
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From The Informant Network Team

The Straits Times better get its facts properly checked with its counterpart in Malaysia first before publishing more hogwash about the capture of Mas Selamat to claim undeserved credit for Wong Kan Seng and the ISD.

In the past when there was no internet, it can afford to propagate half-truths and outright lies to hoodwink the public, but not now when Singaporeans can access Malaysian news easily on the web.

In an article with the misleading title “ISD provides crucial lead“, the Straits Times reported that “intelligence leads provided by Singapore’s ISD late last year played a key role leading to the arrest.” [source: Straits Times]

However, these were not the exact words of Mr Wong who said “the capture of the Singapore Jemaah Islamiah network leader was the result oft the strong co-operation between security agencies on both sides.”

Nowhere else in the article did it provide any evidence to corroborate its claim that the ISD was instrumental in the capture of Mas Selamat by the Malaysian Special Branch which was not substantiated by the Malaysian Home Affairs Minister either.

In fact, Datuk Hishamudin Hussien attributed his team’s success to the assistance given by the Indonesian authorities:

“Our ties with Indonesia are very strong and without Indonesia’s cooperation, I do not think we were able to make the arrest after his escape from Singapore.” [source: NST]

It is quite obvious from the above statement that the crucial lead was provided by Indonesia and not Singapore as loudly proclaimed by the Straits Times without supporting claims from the ISD itself.

The state media has also erroneously perpetuate the myth that the Malaysian authorities are going to extradict Mas Selamat to Singapore soon.

‘The Malaysian authorities want to interview him, and in good time he will be returned to Singapore…..When Mas Selamat is returned to Singapore, he will be sent back to Whitley Road Detention Centre“, Mr Wong said. [source: Straits Times]

However, both Najib Tun Razak, the Malaysian Prime Minister and Hishamudin remain uncommittal to the extradiction of Mas Selamat:

“Will Mas Selamat be handed over to the Singapore authorities?”

“We will talk to the Singapore as well as the Indonesian authorities.” (Hishamudin’s reply)

[source: NST]

Asked whether there are plans to repatriate Mat Selamat back to Singapore, Najib said he will have to consult the matter with the police on this.

[source: NST]

So will Mas Selamat be handed over to Singapore? Why did Wong Kan Seng say so when Hishamudin did not promise anything?

Is this another “wayang” put up by Wong Kan Seng in order not to compromise “ongoing security operations”? Or is he totally clueless of what is going on?

If Wong Kan Seng has been keeping in contact with the Malaysian authorities, he should be informed that they have not confirmed if they will repatriate Mas Selamat.

As a Minister, how can he jump to baseless conclusions before he receive an official reply from Malaysia confirming the extradiction of Mas Selamat?

In view of the biased, distorted and fictitious reports which the Singapore media has been churning out on the capture of Mas Selamat to serve the vested interests of its political master, we urge all netizens to boycott Straits Times, CNA and Today and switch to the Malaysian media for a more objective, reliable and honest coverage.


www.nst.com.my
www.thestar.com.my
www.themalaysianinsider.com

 

[Eurekas]

Malaysia should ask Wong Cunt Sing for S$1 million ransom in order to hand him back to Whitley Detention Centre

 

[littlefish]

Does anyone believe that they have to release the news because it has been leaked by ST? Will ST publish something that important without getting their approval first? My guess is that ST must have heard something about the news being released by Malaysia and thus checked this up with WKS. In order not to appear like they have been played for fools by the Malaysians, they gave the green light for ST to publish the news.