Brother JLK,I think our fast running Kee Chiu Minister started the ball rolling satu
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What did we do? - Indonesia Pull Out of Airshow
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Looks like PAP can forget about solving the Indon haze problem for this year and the haze will last another two decades. Lucky I just bought my air purifier, don't count on PAP to solve any problem, don't escalate can 'steal laugh' already..
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Or burn the Indonesia flag in front of the Indonesian embassy and the world media's cameras.
Then again, if you fold the cloth in a certain way, you can't be really sure if you're burning the Singapore flag or Indonesia flag.
You see my point?
What's next? Don't friend don't friend then how? No more indo maids?
More income opportunity for Pinoy maids? Maybe Lucky Plaza will soon need an extension like Jurong Point.
You're wrong, he's the best they have in the pound. Pinky say sit, he sits, pinky say paw, he kee chiu.
The one barking like mad is fuck yew and vb.
More income opportunity for Pinoy maids? Maybe Lucky Plaza will soon need an extension like Jurong Point.
Pinoy already have lots of money making opportunity, from lucky plaza to orchard towers to east coast tent
The one at risk is TMCC, NSRCC, alot of blangas will be setting up tent on the green for 19th hole.
Now you remind me.
Better start stocking up on 3ply facemask and N95 to sell when the haze hits.
I remember some PAP MP warning that the companies responsible would be brought to court & punished
The fact that the matter was dropped & forgotten indicates that powerful Spore investors are involved. Temasek
LKY LHL
But he can dance well... and he will most likely be the next PM.
This is fucking embarrasing. A General behaving like a little faggot.
WHAT THE MAIN STREAM MEDIA MAY NOT HAVE PROVIDED TO THE PUBLIC.
Background Story: DPM TEO, SHANMUGAM AND NG ENG HEN URGE INDONESIA TO RECONSIDER NAVY SHIP NAME
So Indonesia has decided to name a naval ship after the two Marines convicted of bombing the McDonald's House in 1965, during Indonesia's confrontation with the Federation of Malaysia.
What is missing from the mainstream media reports is an important detail: on 9 October 1968, Singapore informed the Indonesian Embassy that the two men, Osman Haji Mohammed Ali and Harun Said, were scheduled to be executed in around a week's time. On 11 October 1968, President Suharto made a personal request that the sentence either be commuted to life imprisonment or for it to at least be delayed. Even Tunku Abdul Rahman and Tun Abdul Razak sent in supporting appeals.
(Why this request for clemency? After Suharto seized power in 1967, his aim was to rebuild Indonesia from what he deemed as the excesses of the Sukarno years, which included a seemingly belligerent foreign policy. In some ways, the Marines were seen as people who were loyal to the nation, but 'misguided' by Sukarno's 'folly'. To be able to gain amnesty for the Marines would bolster Suharto's domestic popularity--as someone who had managed to secure Singapore's goodwill and who literally saved Indonesian lives abroad.)
However, Singapore went ahead to execute the two Marines on 18 October 1968. We know the story: the Singapore government, as insecure as always, did not want to seem to be 'bullied' or 'intimidated' by big powers.
Suharto lost his standing among his people. Protests were held, and the Singapore embassy in Jakarta was stormed. As a major face-saving measure, the President declared the Marines national heroes and awarded them the Bintang Sakti, the highest military decoration. They were then buried at the Heroes' Cemetery in Kalibata.
The big what-if: if Singapore had entertained the request for clemency, would the two Marines have been hailed as heroes? Especially since they were Sukarno's soldiers, not Suharto's? Would they have served out their life sentences quietly and into obscurity? We'll never know. What we do know is that this denial of amnesty set off a chain of events leading up to the names 'Osman Harun' now chosen for a naval ship.
The mainstream media should stop perpetuating this absurd notion that the men were considered heroes for wanting to blow up civilians. Heroic martyrdom was foisted on them because Singapore refused to accommodate and ended up making Suharto look impotent. It is hypocritical for the Singapore media to claim that Indonesia's naming of the naval ship is an act of 'unfriendliness' or 'insensitivity'. The Indonesians can always claim it as an act of sovereignty, the same kind of sovereignty the Singapore government chose to exercise when it hung the two men in 1968.
Background Story: DPM TEO, SHANMUGAM AND NG ENG HEN URGE INDONESIA TO RECONSIDER NAVY SHIP NAME
So Indonesia has decided to name a naval ship after the two Marines convicted of bombing the McDonald's House in 1965, during Indonesia's confrontation with the Federation of Malaysia.
What is missing from the mainstream media reports is an important detail: on 9 October 1968, Singapore informed the Indonesian Embassy that the two men, Osman Haji Mohammed Ali and Harun Said, were scheduled to be executed in around a week's time. On 11 October 1968, President Suharto made a personal request that the sentence either be commuted to life imprisonment or for it to at least be delayed. Even Tunku Abdul Rahman and Tun Abdul Razak sent in supporting appeals.
(Why this request for clemency? After Suharto seized power in 1967, his aim was to rebuild Indonesia from what he deemed as the excesses of the Sukarno years, which included a seemingly belligerent foreign policy. In some ways, the Marines were seen as people who were loyal to the nation, but 'misguided' by Sukarno's 'folly'. To be able to gain amnesty for the Marines would bolster Suharto's domestic popularity--as someone who had managed to secure Singapore's goodwill and who literally saved Indonesian lives abroad.)
However, Singapore went ahead to execute the two Marines on 18 October 1968. We know the story: the Singapore government, as insecure as always, did not want to seem to be 'bullied' or 'intimidated' by big powers.
Suharto lost his standing among his people. Protests were held, and the Singapore embassy in Jakarta was stormed. As a major face-saving measure, the President declared the Marines national heroes and awarded them the Bintang Sakti, the highest military decoration. They were then buried at the Heroes' Cemetery in Kalibata.
The big what-if: if Singapore had entertained the request for clemency, would the two Marines have been hailed as heroes? Especially since they were Sukarno's soldiers, not Suharto's? Would they have served out their life sentences quietly and into obscurity? We'll never know. What we do know is that this denial of amnesty set off a chain of events leading up to the names 'Osman Harun' now chosen for a naval ship.
The mainstream media should stop perpetuating this absurd notion that the men were considered heroes for wanting to blow up civilians. Heroic martyrdom was foisted on them because Singapore refused to accommodate and ended up making Suharto look impotent. It is hypocritical for the Singapore media to claim that Indonesia's naming of the naval ship is an act of 'unfriendliness' or 'insensitivity'. The Indonesians can always claim it as an act of sovereignty, the same kind of sovereignty the Singapore government chose to exercise when it hung the two men in 1968.
Yes no one give a damn.
Only his croonies are the ones making noises for their master! When the old man issued a command, all his "wise" men will start to jump!
the whole situation is clouded further by not having a clear leading candidate in the upcoming Presidential elections...otherwise, one can already work on the candidate to pave way for 'recovery' actions after the election.
perhaps the whole affair will be on ice until their elections.
widodo vs prabowo.
perhaps the whole affair will be on ice until their elections.
widodo vs prabowo.
we should stop playing with fire...
bet on the wrong horse means more problems and more troubles...
the best is to stay out....and mind our own business and take care of our own people...
and stay vigilant, alert and humble always.....dont play the big games. we are just too tiny and too vulnerable.
maikaykain lah~~~
bet on the wrong horse means more problems and more troubles...
the best is to stay out....and mind our own business and take care of our own people...
and stay vigilant, alert and humble always.....dont play the big games. we are just too tiny and too vulnerable.
maikaykain lah~~~
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