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Orang Malaysia bengang tentera SG berlatih di Brunei

Negara Singapura tiada hutan belantara, jika tiada hutan belantara maka tidak perlu sangat lah melatih tentera nya didalam hutan. Tambahan apa yang patut dibuat ada lah melatih tentera nya mempertahan kota Singa itu pada urban warfare sahaja kerana mempertahan kan kota Singapura dari serangan musuh.

Tetapi semua nya itu jika mereka mahu terhad kan kepada mempertahan kan diri.

Bagaimana pula jika ada niat lebih dari itu? Jika mereka mahu masuk kedalam hutan dan berperang gerila dalam hutan, hutan mana pula sasaran mereka?

Kebetulan negara berhutan terletak tidak jauh dari pulau Singapura, hanya beberapa kilometer sahaja dari pulau Singa itu.Tapi apa pun kita berperasangka baik.

Singapura menghantar tentera nya berlatih mengenali hutan dan berperang didalam nya dengan menguna kan kemudahan hutan negara Brunei Darussalam.

Selain mengikat mata wang (pegged) bersama Negara Brunei , Singapura juga dibenarkan berlatih perang dalam hutan dinegara Brunei Darussalam.

Bukan sahaja tentera Singapura dilatih cara survival didalam hutan malah juga taktikal dan tatacara perang secara total.

‘Singapore and Brunei share a strong and long-standing defence relationship. In addition to regular training which SAF troops conduct in Brunei, both defence establishments conduct a wide range of bilateral exercises and professional exchanges which have enhanced the professionalism and strengthened the ties between the two armed forces.’

Mungkin menyedari bukan sahaja pertahanan yang kuat mesti ada pada kota kecil ini, maka mereka go one step further dengan memperolehi kemahiran berperang dalam hutan. Dan kebetulan keakraban dengan negara Brunei sudah terjalin maka peluang menggunakan hutan nya sebagai kawasan latihan tentera perlu diambil.

Kerana kurang kemahiran dalam hutan maka latihan diada kan secara serious, malah sehingga beberapa kali tentera nya hilang dan sesat didalam hutan Brunei itu.

Latihan boleh di kata kan serious dan penuh kesungguhan sehingga melibat kan nyawa tentera nya.

“Lance Corporal (LCpl) Muhammad Fahrurrazi Salim was the coxswain in a convoy of four boats used to support the water crossing segment of the jungle training exercise at Sungai Batu Apoi. In a statement released on their website, Singapore’s Defence Ministry said the 20-year-old was last seen wearing a life jacket on his boat at 7.55am Sunday morning. However at 8am, his boat was noticed not to have followed the convoy”

Bagi negara kita Malaysia , kita hanya mahu berfikir jika hanya mahu mempertahan kan negara sendiri, Singapura sudah pun kuat dan mantap kerana kapal perang Amerika yang berada di sekitar Laut China Selatan juga ada dan akan segera berada di sisi Singapura apabbila sahaja mereka di perlukan.

Tetapi berperang dalam hutan?

Itu harus kita waspada kerana Singapura tidak ada hutan yang besar, budak pengakap pun boleh survive dalam hutan mereka, tapi dengan kesungguhan mereka menghantar tentera nya di Brunei untuk berlatih perang, maka Malaysia harus berjaga jaga dengan tindakan “behind enemy line” dari pihak jiran kita.

Banyak fakta nyata dan mudah di perolehi berkenaan tindak tanduk ketenteraan Singapura yang ada di alam maya.

Singapore also maintains a training establishment in Brunei, known as the Jalan Aman Camp and operates support helicopters mainly to transport the soldiers to Lakiun Camp in Temburong for Jungle Training. The other Singapore military establishment in Brunei is the Lakiun Camp in Temburong. This provides jungle training for the Singapore Armed Forces in the interior of Temburong.

Kerja kita tidak lebih selain memerhatikan sahaja.

Malaysian Blogger The Chulan

Source: http://bit.ly/1beCU1F

February 9, 2014
Krisis KRI Usman-Harun 359: Shanmugam membantah, Djoko tetap tegas

Menteri Koordinator bidang Politik Hukum dan Keamanan (Menko Polhukam) Djoko Suyanto menegaskan, pemerintah Indonesia memiliki tatanan, aturan, prosedur dan kriteria penilaian sendiri untuk menentukan seseorang mendapat kehormatan sebagai pahlawan.

“Dan itu tidak boleh ada intervensi dari negara lain,” kata Djoko di Jakarta, Kamis (6/2), menanggapi kabar keberatan dari pemerintah Singapura atas penamaan sebuah kapal perang Indonesia menggunakan nama dua marinir yang terlibat pengeboman rumah MacDonald di Orchard Road pada 1965, yaitu KRI Usman Harun.

Sebagaimana diberitakan the Straits Times, Kamis (6/2), juru bicara Kementerian Luar Negeri Singapura kemarin mengatakan Menteri Luar Negeri Singapura K Shanmugam sudah berbicara dengan Menteri Luar Negeri Marty Natalegawa soal kasus itu. Dia menyatakan penamaan kapal perang buatan Inggris itu bisa melukai perasaan keluarga korban di Singapura.

KRI Usman Harun adalah satu dari tiga kapal perang terbaru milik TNI AL, yang mengambil nama dari Usman Haji Mohamad Ali dan Harun Said, yaitu dua marinir Indonesia yang dinyatakan bersalah atas tuduhan pengeboman yang menewaskan tiga orang dan melukai 33 warga Singapura lainnya.

Kedua marinir Indonesia itu dinyatakan bersalah dan digantung di Singapura pada 1968. Setelah aksi protes dari mahasiswa Indonesia, kedua jenazah marinir itu akhirnya dipulangkan ke Indonesia dan diberi gelar pahlawan dan dimakamkan di TMP Kalibata, Jakarta selatan.

Tidak Boleh Surut

Menko Polhukam Djoko Suyanto mengatakan, pemberian kehormatan sebagai pahlawan kepada putra-putri bangsa tentu mempertimbangkan nilai sesuai dengan bobot pengabdian dan pengorbanan mereka-mereka yang “deserve” untuk mendapatkan kehormatan dan gelar itu.

“Bahwa ada persepsi yang berbeda terhadap policy pemerintah RI oleh negara lain (dalam hal ini Singapura) tidak boleh menjadikan kita surut dan gamang untuk tetap melanjutkan policy itu dan memberlakukannya,” jelas Djoko,

Menko Polhukam mengingatkan, bahwa PM Singapura Lee Kuan Yew pada 1973 sudah menabur bunga ke makam Usman dan Harun di TMP Kalibata. Jadi seharusnya sudah tidak ada permasalahan lagi terkait isu ini.

“Tadi siang pukul 14.30 an, saya sudah jelaskan kepada Wakil PM Theo Chee Hean tentang posisi dan argumentasi tersebut,” tukas Djoko.

Ia menegaskan, Pemerintah Indonesia dalam hal ini TNI AL punya otoritas dan pertimbangan yang matang untuk memberikan penghormatan kepada pahlawannya untuk d abadikan di sejumlah kapal perang RI, seperti halnya nama-nama pahlawan yang lain.

Source: Sekretariat Kabinet Republik Indonesia

February 8, 2014
Muslim wants burning of incense banned in SG

Salaam.

I think it is time for those who have upper respiratory ailments and asthma to have their views known to Mr Vivian Balakrishnan, the Minister of the Environment & Water Resources that we have had enough of this years of suffering, choking and having to run to the hospital in the middle of the night as our neighbours irresponsibly burn their incense right below our window sending dangerous and choking particles into our throats. We have the right to a clean air. I believe that neighbour burning of incense should be banned. Instead, the government should allocate particular locations where the burning could be done equipped with air pollution removal facilities. In the current dry spell with strong winds, it can dangerous as the grasses are dry and would catch fire easily. Secondly, the pollution is direct and at very high level.

Wallahu a’lam.

Abdul Hakeem Mohd Ismail

Source: http://on.fb.me/1fHt6di

February 8, 2014
Minah Tudung Ambil Jam Tangan Orang Lain di Causeway Point

Stomper Ridwan was incensed to find out that a total strange had claimed a recently-purchased watch his family left behind at a food court in Causeway Point.

After reviewing video footage of the incident recorded on the food court’s CCTV system, he has since lodged a report with the police.

In his report, Stomper Ridwan wrote:

“On Jan 24, I went with my family to Bagus, a food court in Causeway Point foodcourt, for dinner at about 7.45pm.

“We left the area at around 8.15pm after dinner but accidentally left behind a small black plastic bag, which contained a Casio watch that my mum had just bought a few hours back.

“When we realised what had happened at 9pm, we quickly rushed to the foodcourt and asked the manager if they had seen a small plastic bag that had a watch in it.

“To our suprise, the manager told me that the watch had already been claimed by a shameless lady, pictured in the video, even though the item was obviously not hers.

“We think she may have seen the watch after a cleaner took it out from the bag to confirm it was not rubbish to be thrown away.

“All her actions have been captured on the CCTV video, and a police report have been filed.

“This lady is a disgrace to the community!”

Source: http://bit.ly/Mux4gJ

February 6, 2014
Cikgu Melayu buat hubungan sulit dengan murid

A MOTHER noticed a love bite on her 13-year-old son’s neck.

When she asked him how he got it, he revealed that it was from a teacher at his primary school. The woman was more than three times his age – and seven years older than the mother.

Yesterday the 42-year-old teacher pleaded guilty to committing indecent acts on the youngster on a string of dates.

A district court heard how he would play truant to join her on trips to the movies, Sentosa and the Botanic Gardens.

They had met in early 2012 when the boy was in Primary 6. He was in the same football team as the teacher’s son, and she also taught Malay dance to his two sisters at the school – which is in the west of Singapore.

The boy and his sisters became friendly with the teacher and her four children, and he would also chat with her on Facebook.

One day in October that year, the lad set off for school in his uniform – but stopped to change, then met the woman for breakfast at McDonald’s at Nanyang Technological University.

After taking a bus to a nearby park, she kissed him on the lips and gave him a love bite on his shoulder.

They then went to see a movie at Clementi Mall before parting ways.

She kissed him again on a trip to the Botanic Gardens on Oct 31, and did the same again at Sentosa the following day, as well as giving him another love bite on his shoulder.

Two weeks later, they kissed and she bit his neck at the Botanic Gardens.

But the following day, his mother spotted the mark and the boy spilled the beans.

The parents informed the school and got their son to lodge a police report. The teacher was suspended, and charged in court.

She cannot be named as it could lead to the identification of the minor.

Deputy Public Prosecutor Santhra Aiyyasamy asked for an appropriate jail sentence yesterday.

The maximum penalty for such offences is a $10,000 fine and a five-year jail term.

She said the teacher had built a relationship with the pupil and taken advantage of him when he played truant.

“Sexual exploitation of such young victims is completely unacceptable,” she added.

Defence counsel Peter Fernando asked the court to consider placing the teacher on probation instead.

He said his client had been suffering from a major depressive disorder when she committed the offences, but she is now coping well with treatment.

The lawyer also said that his client, who had been teaching the Malay language for 11 years, was unlikely to break the law again.

Her husband and family members were in court and tried to console her after the hearing. She will be sentenced on Feb 19.

Source: [email protected]

February 6, 2014