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| Tian Chua insults our armed forces and the deads! Posted: 01 Mar 2013 12:03 PM PST Tian Chua says the 'war' in Lahad Datu was planned by Umno. What he meant was, the intrusion by Sulu gunmen, the standoff, the negotiation between Kuala Lumpur and Manila, the gunfire, the time given for the gunmen to surrender, the dead commandos and the tears shed by families of those who succumbed to injuries, had Umno behind it.  In other words, all that was orchestrated by Umno, and that our two dead warriors and the injured were following the script. That's what this 'four-letter-word' Pakatan leader is all about, playing with sentiments. A person like him will even spit on his ancestors' grave in defense of his rotten theory and lies! He belittles our police and the armed forces and insulted those who died defending the country's sovereignty. To this PKR guy, the security forces are toys to the government, especially Umno. So, this is the kind of representative you want to elect in the upcoming general election. I think he better apologise to the police and the armed forces as soon as possible before he got nowhere to hide. If he is in Mindanao, we won't live long!  |
| Lahad Datu: Anwar and PR should SHUT UP! Posted: 01 Mar 2013 03:38 AM PST It's really beyond comprehension for someone who used to be with the government for almost two decades played stupid to the nature, issue and action surrounding the invasion of Sulu people in Lahad Datu Sabah. In his latest blog posting, Opposition Leader Anwar Ibrahim criticised the government for taking security matter so lightly: KENYATAAN MEDIA UNTUK EDARAN SEGERAIn what manner would Anwar Ibrahim had reacted if he is the Prime Minister or Home Minister? Just get the armed forces storm the invaders, shoot and kill each and every one of them. Was it wrong to provide them with time to surrender or leave and let diplomatic procedures take its due course as it involves good relations between two neighboring countries? Anwar should read a comment to his blog post, from a Malaysian who really understands what national security is all about, that its not the duty of the armed forces alone: Even a layman knows and understands the whole issue but Anwar, despite sharpening his knife on PM Najib Tun Razak, fails to underline what was supposed to be done and how would it be best to attend to such a problem. As an opposition, his duty is merely to oppose. I guess Anwar himself regrets Najib's decision to repeal the Internal Security Act (ISA) last year because the Act had proven it worthiness in keeping the country free from any act of aggression and subversive. Perhaps, if Pakatan Rakyat wins the 13th general election, Anwar should consider ISA re-enactment. And to my fellow-blogger Aspan Alias who wrote 'Belum pernah lagi kita alami kerajaan yang lemah seperti sekarang', he should start looking around and study the level of security around the country because if PR is fated to form the government, I believe its Cabinet will give full power to the police and armed forces to shoot and haul those who take to the streets or to illegal immigrants who arrive at our shores by boats, sampan or 'tongkang'. Let's see what kind of a 'strong government' you people would form when it comes to security matters. Taking BN by comparison, I think Pakatan will have to impose what Marcos had during his tenancy as the president of Philippines. Hmmm... I also wonder if Anwar simply wanted to see Malaysia and the Philipppines at diplomatic crisis had we ambushed the Sulu people three weeks ago...  |
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