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Israel menghalau rakyat PLASTINE untuk membina 300 rumah YAHUDI di Ramallah
KUASA DAN WANG menjadikan YAHUDI RAKUS dan KEJAM
Netanyahu menentang rang undang-undang itu, yang disifatkan akan melampaui keputusan Mahkamah Agung untuk merobohkan lima bangunan di kawasan kejiranan Ulpana, yang dibina di kawasan persendirian Palestin.
“Beit El yang berada berhampiran bandar Tebing Barat dekat Ramallah akan diperluaskan dengan 30 keluarga di situ terus kekal dan akan menerima kehadiran 300 keluarga baru,’’ katanya. - AFP
ISRAEL mengambil masa 54 Tahun sahaja untuk menawan 9/10 dari keseluruhan Negara Plastine
Empat Peringkat PENAWANAN ISRAEL KEATAS NEGARA PLASTINE
Cina Singapura hanya mengambil masa kurang dari 6 tahun untuk menawan Singapura dan Cina Malaysia tidak akan melepasi REKOD Israel untuk menawan Malaysia...... PRU ke 13 adalah "PERLAWANAN KALAH MATI" antara ISLAMELAYU dan KAFIRUN Malaysia......
SINGAPURA NEGARA CHINA DI LUAR TANAH BESAR MENGGUNAKAN ISRAEL UNTUK MENGHANCURKAN ISLAMELAYU DAN MENAWAN MALAYSIA SERTA NUSANTARA
CINA SINGAPURA "YAHUDI" DI ASIA TENGGARA.
LEE KUAN YEW " TUAN TELAH BERJAYA MENGEKANG ISLAM DI PADANG PASIR, AJARKAN KAMI BAGAIMANA HENDAK MENGEKANG ISLAM DI RIMBA(HUTAN)". Ini adalah kata-kata LKY semasa lawatan President Israel ke Singapura.
Fahamilah maksud tersirat di hati mereka ini......
Tan
07-19-2004, 08:57 PM
A deep, dark, secret love affair
http://www.haaretz.com/hasen/spages/452157.html
A team of IDF officers, known as the `Mexicans,' helped Singapore establish an army. It was the start of a very special relationship.
Christmas Eve, 1965, is the unofficial date of the start of the great and continuing love story between Israel and Singapore, a love affair that was kept a deep, dark secret. The international press, like the Israeli media, tried to bring the tale to light. Occasionally, scraps of information leaked out; some were published, some were denied, many were disregarded. The Israelis, as usual, wanted to rush to tell all their friends, but managed to overcome that desire. The fear that the thies would be terminated if they became public knowledge had its effect. Israel imposed a total blackout on the story and the secret was preserved. Until the other side could no longer contain itself.
In his book, "From Third World to First: The Singapore Story 1965-2000," published in 2000, Lee Kuan Yew, Singapore's founding father and its first prime minister, disclosed the secret that had been kept for almost 40 years: It was the Israel Defense Forces that established the Singaporean army. The Israeli military mission was headed by Yaakov (Jack) Elazari, then a colonel, who was later promoted to brigadier general. After leaving the army, he became a consultant to the Singaporean army. Hedied 15 years ago. "To disguise their presence, we called them `Mexicans.' They looked swarthy enough," Lee wrote.
Singapore's army is today considered the strongest and most advanced of the military forces in Southeast Asia. The alliance between the Israeli and Singaporean defense establishments intensified and expanded, and it now encompasses cooperation between the two countries' military industries, as well. The scope of the deals, according to foreign sources, indicates that the Singaporean army is one of the major clients of Israeli combat means and military technology. Singapore's aircraft industry is cooperating with its Israeli counterpart and with Elbit Systems in upgrading the F-5 warplanes of the Turkish Air Force. A few years ago, Singapore's defense minister revealed that the Gil antitank missile, which is manufactured by Raphael (Israel Armaments Development Authority), was developed in cooperation between the two countries.
Surrounded by Muslims
Lee explained the need to maintain secrecy to his close friend in the leadership, and the first defense minister in his government, Dr. Goh Keng Swee. "We have to ensure, as far as possible, that the arrival of the Israelis will not become public knowledge, in order not to arouse opposition among the Malay Muslims who live in Malaysia and Singapore," the prime minister summed up. That, in essence, is Singapore's problem. The residents of the small island, which has an area of about 670 square kilometers (Israel is 30 times as large), are mainly Chinese, and they live between the two Muslim countries of Malaysia and Indonesia. Life in the shadow of the large Muslim majority and fear of a Malaysian incursion are an integral part of the history of the two countries. Until 1965, Singapore was part of Malaysia. In that year, the British government decided to withdraw from all its colonies east of the Suez Canal. In a rapid process it was decided to sever Singapore from Malaysia and to establish it as a new and separate country.
Singapore declared its independence on August 9, 1965. At the time of its creation, it had only two infantry regiments, which had been established and were commanded by British officers. Two-thirds of the soldiers were not residents of Singapore, and in any event the leaders of the nascent state had no faith in the strength of the minuscule army. The defense minister, Goh, contacted Mordechai Kidron, the former Israeli ambassador to Thailand, and asked for assistance. Kidron arrived in Singapore within days, along with Hezi Carmel of the Mossad. "Goh told us that they think that only Israel, a small country surrounded by Muslim countries, with a strong army, could help them build a small, dynamic army," Carmel says. The two Israelis met with Lee, who writes that he "told Keng Swee to put it on hold until Lal Bahadur Shastri, the prime minister of India, and President Nasser of Egypt replied to my letters seeking their urgent help to build up our armed forces."
It's not clear whether Lee, in fact, believed India and Egypt were capable of, or interested in, building up Singapore's army. Many Israelis believe the two leaders were approached only for appearance's sake. After a few weeks of waiting, India and Egypt congratulated Singapore on its independence but did not offer military aid. Lee ordered Goh to push ahead in contacts with the Israelis.
At the same time, in the wake of reports sent by Kidron and Carmel, the Israeli defense establishment deployed to supply military aid to Singapore. In discussions conducted by the chief of staff, Yitzhak Rabin, with the participation of the deputy chief of staff and head of the Operations Branch, Ezer Weizmann, it was decided to make Major General Rehavam Ze'evi, who was then deputy head of the Operations Branch, responsible for building the Singaporean army. Ze'evi (nicknamed "Gandhi" ) paid a secret visit to Singapore and the preparatory work began on his return. "Gandhi said he wanted to create an ideal army for Singapore, something we hadn't built here," Carmel says. "Instead of setting up a Defense Ministry and a General Staff, Gandhi suggested an integrated organization, a more economical structure. So there wouldn't be too many generals and too few soldiers."
Ze'evi appointed Elazari, who worked under him in the Operations Branch, as head of the team he established. Lieutenant Colonel Yehuda Golan, then-commander of an armored division (he retired from the IDF with the rank of brigadier general), was subsequently added to the team. Some members of the team "concentrated on writing the chapters that dealt with building army bases. I wrote the chapters dealing with the establishment of an infantry," Golan says. Initially they produced the "Brown Book," dealing with combat doctrine, followed by the "Blue Book," dealing with the creation of the Defense Ministry and intelligence bodies. The Brown Book was translated into English and sent to Singapore's government for its perusal. In October 1965, a military delegation from Singapore arrived in Israel.
"The delegation arrived in order to tell us: `Well done, but to implement the book, you are invited to come to Singapore,'" Golan recalls. Prior to setting out, the members of the military mission were invited to the chief of staff's bureau. "Dear friends," Rabin said, "I want you to remember several things. One, we are not going to turn Singapore into an Israeli colony. Your task is to teach them the military profession, to put them on their legs so they can run their own army. Your success will be if at a certain stage they will be able to take the wheel and run the army by themselves. Second, you are not going there in order to command them but to advise them. And third, you are not arms merchants. When you recommend items to procure, use the purest professional military judgment. I want total disregard of their decision as to whether to buy here or elsewhere."
http://www.haaretz.com/hasen/spages/452157.html
A team of IDF officers, known as the `Mexicans,' helped Singapore establish an army. It was the start of a very special relationship.
Christmas Eve, 1965, is the unofficial date of the start of the great and continuing love story between Israel and Singapore, a love affair that was kept a deep, dark secret. The international press, like the Israeli media, tried to bring the tale to light. Occasionally, scraps of information leaked out; some were published, some were denied, many were disregarded. The Israelis, as usual, wanted to rush to tell all their friends, but managed to overcome that desire. The fear that the thies would be terminated if they became public knowledge had its effect. Israel imposed a total blackout on the story and the secret was preserved. Until the other side could no longer contain itself.
In his book, "From Third World to First: The Singapore Story 1965-2000," published in 2000, Lee Kuan Yew, Singapore's founding father and its first prime minister, disclosed the secret that had been kept for almost 40 years: It was the Israel Defense Forces that established the Singaporean army. The Israeli military mission was headed by Yaakov (Jack) Elazari, then a colonel, who was later promoted to brigadier general. After leaving the army, he became a consultant to the Singaporean army. Hedied 15 years ago. "To disguise their presence, we called them `Mexicans.' They looked swarthy enough," Lee wrote.
Singapore's army is today considered the strongest and most advanced of the military forces in Southeast Asia. The alliance between the Israeli and Singaporean defense establishments intensified and expanded, and it now encompasses cooperation between the two countries' military industries, as well. The scope of the deals, according to foreign sources, indicates that the Singaporean army is one of the major clients of Israeli combat means and military technology. Singapore's aircraft industry is cooperating with its Israeli counterpart and with Elbit Systems in upgrading the F-5 warplanes of the Turkish Air Force. A few years ago, Singapore's defense minister revealed that the Gil antitank missile, which is manufactured by Raphael (Israel Armaments Development Authority), was developed in cooperation between the two countries.
Surrounded by Muslims
Lee explained the need to maintain secrecy to his close friend in the leadership, and the first defense minister in his government, Dr. Goh Keng Swee. "We have to ensure, as far as possible, that the arrival of the Israelis will not become public knowledge, in order not to arouse opposition among the Malay Muslims who live in Malaysia and Singapore," the prime minister summed up. That, in essence, is Singapore's problem. The residents of the small island, which has an area of about 670 square kilometers (Israel is 30 times as large), are mainly Chinese, and they live between the two Muslim countries of Malaysia and Indonesia. Life in the shadow of the large Muslim majority and fear of a Malaysian incursion are an integral part of the history of the two countries. Until 1965, Singapore was part of Malaysia. In that year, the British government decided to withdraw from all its colonies east of the Suez Canal. In a rapid process it was decided to sever Singapore from Malaysia and to establish it as a new and separate country.
Singapore declared its independence on August 9, 1965. At the time of its creation, it had only two infantry regiments, which had been established and were commanded by British officers. Two-thirds of the soldiers were not residents of Singapore, and in any event the leaders of the nascent state had no faith in the strength of the minuscule army. The defense minister, Goh, contacted Mordechai Kidron, the former Israeli ambassador to Thailand, and asked for assistance. Kidron arrived in Singapore within days, along with Hezi Carmel of the Mossad. "Goh told us that they think that only Israel, a small country surrounded by Muslim countries, with a strong army, could help them build a small, dynamic army," Carmel says. The two Israelis met with Lee, who writes that he "told Keng Swee to put it on hold until Lal Bahadur Shastri, the prime minister of India, and President Nasser of Egypt replied to my letters seeking their urgent help to build up our armed forces."
It's not clear whether Lee, in fact, believed India and Egypt were capable of, or interested in, building up Singapore's army. Many Israelis believe the two leaders were approached only for appearance's sake. After a few weeks of waiting, India and Egypt congratulated Singapore on its independence but did not offer military aid. Lee ordered Goh to push ahead in contacts with the Israelis.
At the same time, in the wake of reports sent by Kidron and Carmel, the Israeli defense establishment deployed to supply military aid to Singapore. In discussions conducted by the chief of staff, Yitzhak Rabin, with the participation of the deputy chief of staff and head of the Operations Branch, Ezer Weizmann, it was decided to make Major General Rehavam Ze'evi, who was then deputy head of the Operations Branch, responsible for building the Singaporean army. Ze'evi (nicknamed "Gandhi" ) paid a secret visit to Singapore and the preparatory work began on his return. "Gandhi said he wanted to create an ideal army for Singapore, something we hadn't built here," Carmel says. "Instead of setting up a Defense Ministry and a General Staff, Gandhi suggested an integrated organization, a more economical structure. So there wouldn't be too many generals and too few soldiers."
Ze'evi appointed Elazari, who worked under him in the Operations Branch, as head of the team he established. Lieutenant Colonel Yehuda Golan, then-commander of an armored division (he retired from the IDF with the rank of brigadier general), was subsequently added to the team. Some members of the team "concentrated on writing the chapters that dealt with building army bases. I wrote the chapters dealing with the establishment of an infantry," Golan says. Initially they produced the "Brown Book," dealing with combat doctrine, followed by the "Blue Book," dealing with the creation of the Defense Ministry and intelligence bodies. The Brown Book was translated into English and sent to Singapore's government for its perusal. In October 1965, a military delegation from Singapore arrived in Israel.
"The delegation arrived in order to tell us: `Well done, but to implement the book, you are invited to come to Singapore,'" Golan recalls. Prior to setting out, the members of the military mission were invited to the chief of staff's bureau. "Dear friends," Rabin said, "I want you to remember several things. One, we are not going to turn Singapore into an Israeli colony. Your task is to teach them the military profession, to put them on their legs so they can run their own army. Your success will be if at a certain stage they will be able to take the wheel and run the army by themselves. Second, you are not going there in order to command them but to advise them. And third, you are not arms merchants. When you recommend items to procure, use the purest professional military judgment. I want total disregard of their decision as to whether to buy here or elsewhere."
Tan
07-19-2004, 08:58 PM
Wake-up at 5:30
On December 24, 1965, about five months after Singapore became an independent state, six IDF officers and their families set out on an unknown mission. "Elazari and two other officers dealt with the establishment of the Defense Ministry," Golan relates. "My task, along with three other officers, was to establish the army."
Elazari operated according to a number of basic principles, from which the original Israeli team and those who followed did not deviate. The first was to build up a cadre of local commanders and instructors. The second was that the instructional material would be written by the cadets who would be trained as officers. And the third was that practical training would be conducted by Singaporean instructors.
"We wanted to recruit a group of 40-50 people who had some sort of military experience and would be ready to serve in a career army," Golan explains. "We organized things so that they would appoint one of their number to serve as commander. As head of the group, the cadets chose someone of Indian origin named Kirpa Ram Vij, who would eventually become chief of staff of the Singapore Armed Forces. For three months we gave an intensified officers course."
The first course had an IDF format: wake-up at 5:30 A.M., calisthenics, personal arrangements, parade. Training began at 7:30 A.M. and went until 1 A.M. "After a few days of training a group of cadets showed up and said, `Colonel Golan, the Arabs aren't sitting on our heads here. What do we need this madness for?' I called Elazari and explained the situation. He arrived a few days later with Defense Minister Dr. Goh, who told the cadets, `Do what Colonel Golan tells you to do, otherwise you will do double.'"
Parallel to conducting the course, the Israeli team supervised the establishment of the first military base, based on plans of the Israeli Engineering Corps. Construction of the base was completed in three months.
In under a year, the Israeli team conducted a course for new recruits, a platoon commanders course and an officers course, on the basis of plans that were sent from Israel. All told, about 200 commanders were trained.
Jobless instead of soldiers
Once the staff of commanders was ready, it was possible to start creating the standing army on the basis of conscription. The Israelis prepared to establish two more infantry regiments, according to the IDF model, with each regiment consisting of three companies of riflemen, an auxiliary company and an administrative company - a total of 600 soldiers. Lieutenant Colonel Moshe Shefi, who was an instructor in a company commanders course, was sent as an adviser. "We discovered that there was psychological resistance to conscription in Singapore," he relates. "Of 10 professions, that of soldier was ranked last. In first place was the artist, followed by the philosopher, the teacher and the merchant, and the thief was in ninth place. Soldiering was considered a contemptible profession. In Singapore, conscription was considered a means to overcome unemployment."
The Israelis faced a problem. To evade service, most of the young men of draft age (18-24) who were of Chinese origin furnished proof that they were employed. Some 70 percent of the inductees were unemployed and of Malaysian origin - the opposite of their proportion within the population. Elazari and Golan complained to Lee and Goh, but the prime minister was undeterred. "I want you to recruit the most primitive people in the country, the uneducated and the jobless," he told them. Stunned, the Israelis tried to persuade him to reconsider, but he was adamant: "In the Second World War, I saw the Japanese and the British. All the British soldiers were intelligent and educated. But as soldiers they were worthless. The most primitive Japanese soldier gets an order and executes it, and they were extraordinary soldiers. The fact is that the Japanese army defeated the British army."
Golan says, "Yaakov and I tried to explain to him that it's not a question of education but of motivation. The Japanese soldier was motivated because he was fighting for his emperor, who for him was God. For him, he was ready to sacrifice his life. What motivation did the British soldier have, who fought thousands of kilometers from his home?" The explanations about the spirit of combat and about how to generate motivation persuaded Lee.
Along with the two tracks of compulsory service and career army, Singapore also adopted the IDF's model of reserve service. Every soldier who completed his regular service was obligated to serve another 13 years, until the age of 33. A system to mobilize the reserves was established and the Defense Ministry carried out surprise call-up exercises. Because of its small size and its lack of areas for live-fire training, Singapore had to establish training bases in friendly neighboring countries.
Surprise tanks
The unquiet in Singapore, and above all the fear of an invasion by Malay forces, together with the rapid development of the Singaporean army, generated additional needs. With the creation of the infantry, the Israeli team made an in-depth study of the battles fought by the Japanese in Southeast Asia during World War II and of how they succeeded in invading Malaysia and Singapore. Shefi was given the task of delivering a talk on the subject to Singapore's government.
On the basis of the lessons the Israelis drew from the engagements fought by Japan and Britain, they created a naval force based on sampans. "The boats were made of wood and could carry 10 to 15 soldiers, and they were appropriate for the conditions of the sea and for the jungle rivers," Golan says. "On a stormy sea they can be operated with oars or a motor. We asked the Singaporeans to purchase 20 boats and we set up a small base where infantry companies trained in raids and navigation."
Retired Colonel Asher Dar says, "The second team that arrived in Singapore applied what Yehuda Golan did in the form of combat doctrine. We trained in flanking maneuvers with small boats and in live fire using artillery. When the head of the training department, Yitzhak Hofi, visited Singapore, we carried out a model landing of an infantry brigade that set sail in boats at night at a distance of 12 kilometers with the aid of shore navigation only."
The waiting period in Israel on the eve of the 1967 Six-Day War was a rough time for the Israeli team in Singapore. "We were relieved the Israelis were not defeated or our SAF [Singapore Armed Forces] would have lost confidence" in the Israeli instructors, Lee writes. In January 1968, Singapore decided to create an armored corps. In great secrecy, an agreement was signed for the purchase of 72 AMX-13 light tanks from IDF surplus. It was a bold decision: Malaysia, the country's large neighbor, didn't have tanks.
On Independence Day, August 9, 1969, a major surprise awaited the invited guests, including the defense minister of Malaysia: 30 tanks rolled past the reviewing stand. "It had a dramatic effect," Lee writes. Malaysia had cause for concern. Its defense minister recommended to his guests that they take steps to persuade the Malaysian government that its intentions were not hostile.
In the wake of the Israeli victory in 1967, the veil of secrecy over the ties between the two countries was lifted a bit. The Singapore delegate at the United Nations abstained in a vote on a resolution condemning Israel that was sponsored by the Arab states. Contacts began to establish full diplomatic relations. In October 1968, Lee permitted Israel to establish a trade mission and in May 1969 authorization was given for the establishment of an Israeli embassy in Singapore. The status of the Israeli military mission to Singapore was also strengthened, and the mission heads who followed held brigadier general rank. The first Israeli military delegation laid the foundations for an extensive network of relations between Israel and Singapore.
On December 24, 1965, about five months after Singapore became an independent state, six IDF officers and their families set out on an unknown mission. "Elazari and two other officers dealt with the establishment of the Defense Ministry," Golan relates. "My task, along with three other officers, was to establish the army."
Elazari operated according to a number of basic principles, from which the original Israeli team and those who followed did not deviate. The first was to build up a cadre of local commanders and instructors. The second was that the instructional material would be written by the cadets who would be trained as officers. And the third was that practical training would be conducted by Singaporean instructors.
"We wanted to recruit a group of 40-50 people who had some sort of military experience and would be ready to serve in a career army," Golan explains. "We organized things so that they would appoint one of their number to serve as commander. As head of the group, the cadets chose someone of Indian origin named Kirpa Ram Vij, who would eventually become chief of staff of the Singapore Armed Forces. For three months we gave an intensified officers course."
The first course had an IDF format: wake-up at 5:30 A.M., calisthenics, personal arrangements, parade. Training began at 7:30 A.M. and went until 1 A.M. "After a few days of training a group of cadets showed up and said, `Colonel Golan, the Arabs aren't sitting on our heads here. What do we need this madness for?' I called Elazari and explained the situation. He arrived a few days later with Defense Minister Dr. Goh, who told the cadets, `Do what Colonel Golan tells you to do, otherwise you will do double.'"
Parallel to conducting the course, the Israeli team supervised the establishment of the first military base, based on plans of the Israeli Engineering Corps. Construction of the base was completed in three months.
In under a year, the Israeli team conducted a course for new recruits, a platoon commanders course and an officers course, on the basis of plans that were sent from Israel. All told, about 200 commanders were trained.
Jobless instead of soldiers
Once the staff of commanders was ready, it was possible to start creating the standing army on the basis of conscription. The Israelis prepared to establish two more infantry regiments, according to the IDF model, with each regiment consisting of three companies of riflemen, an auxiliary company and an administrative company - a total of 600 soldiers. Lieutenant Colonel Moshe Shefi, who was an instructor in a company commanders course, was sent as an adviser. "We discovered that there was psychological resistance to conscription in Singapore," he relates. "Of 10 professions, that of soldier was ranked last. In first place was the artist, followed by the philosopher, the teacher and the merchant, and the thief was in ninth place. Soldiering was considered a contemptible profession. In Singapore, conscription was considered a means to overcome unemployment."
The Israelis faced a problem. To evade service, most of the young men of draft age (18-24) who were of Chinese origin furnished proof that they were employed. Some 70 percent of the inductees were unemployed and of Malaysian origin - the opposite of their proportion within the population. Elazari and Golan complained to Lee and Goh, but the prime minister was undeterred. "I want you to recruit the most primitive people in the country, the uneducated and the jobless," he told them. Stunned, the Israelis tried to persuade him to reconsider, but he was adamant: "In the Second World War, I saw the Japanese and the British. All the British soldiers were intelligent and educated. But as soldiers they were worthless. The most primitive Japanese soldier gets an order and executes it, and they were extraordinary soldiers. The fact is that the Japanese army defeated the British army."
Golan says, "Yaakov and I tried to explain to him that it's not a question of education but of motivation. The Japanese soldier was motivated because he was fighting for his emperor, who for him was God. For him, he was ready to sacrifice his life. What motivation did the British soldier have, who fought thousands of kilometers from his home?" The explanations about the spirit of combat and about how to generate motivation persuaded Lee.
Along with the two tracks of compulsory service and career army, Singapore also adopted the IDF's model of reserve service. Every soldier who completed his regular service was obligated to serve another 13 years, until the age of 33. A system to mobilize the reserves was established and the Defense Ministry carried out surprise call-up exercises. Because of its small size and its lack of areas for live-fire training, Singapore had to establish training bases in friendly neighboring countries.
Surprise tanks
The unquiet in Singapore, and above all the fear of an invasion by Malay forces, together with the rapid development of the Singaporean army, generated additional needs. With the creation of the infantry, the Israeli team made an in-depth study of the battles fought by the Japanese in Southeast Asia during World War II and of how they succeeded in invading Malaysia and Singapore. Shefi was given the task of delivering a talk on the subject to Singapore's government.
On the basis of the lessons the Israelis drew from the engagements fought by Japan and Britain, they created a naval force based on sampans. "The boats were made of wood and could carry 10 to 15 soldiers, and they were appropriate for the conditions of the sea and for the jungle rivers," Golan says. "On a stormy sea they can be operated with oars or a motor. We asked the Singaporeans to purchase 20 boats and we set up a small base where infantry companies trained in raids and navigation."
Retired Colonel Asher Dar says, "The second team that arrived in Singapore applied what Yehuda Golan did in the form of combat doctrine. We trained in flanking maneuvers with small boats and in live fire using artillery. When the head of the training department, Yitzhak Hofi, visited Singapore, we carried out a model landing of an infantry brigade that set sail in boats at night at a distance of 12 kilometers with the aid of shore navigation only."
The waiting period in Israel on the eve of the 1967 Six-Day War was a rough time for the Israeli team in Singapore. "We were relieved the Israelis were not defeated or our SAF [Singapore Armed Forces] would have lost confidence" in the Israeli instructors, Lee writes. In January 1968, Singapore decided to create an armored corps. In great secrecy, an agreement was signed for the purchase of 72 AMX-13 light tanks from IDF surplus. It was a bold decision: Malaysia, the country's large neighbor, didn't have tanks.
On Independence Day, August 9, 1969, a major surprise awaited the invited guests, including the defense minister of Malaysia: 30 tanks rolled past the reviewing stand. "It had a dramatic effect," Lee writes. Malaysia had cause for concern. Its defense minister recommended to his guests that they take steps to persuade the Malaysian government that its intentions were not hostile.
In the wake of the Israeli victory in 1967, the veil of secrecy over the ties between the two countries was lifted a bit. The Singapore delegate at the United Nations abstained in a vote on a resolution condemning Israel that was sponsored by the Arab states. Contacts began to establish full diplomatic relations. In October 1968, Lee permitted Israel to establish a trade mission and in May 1969 authorization was given for the establishment of an Israeli embassy in Singapore. The status of the Israeli military mission to Singapore was also strengthened, and the mission heads who followed held brigadier general rank. The first Israeli military delegation laid the foundations for an extensive network of relations between Israel and Singapore.
Tan
07-19-2004, 09:00 PM
Foundations of the air force
The small Israeli team in Singapore was augmented by professional military advisers for the various corps. The chief armored corps officer, Major General Avraham Adan, arrived to give advice on procuring armored vehicles. In 1968, Adam Tzivoni, a retired colonel who had been head of the planning and weapons branch in the air force, was appointed adviser to the Singapore Armed Forces in regard to the creation of an air force.
"As compensation for the hasty departure of the British army, the British government gave Singapore a grant of 50 million pounds to acquire British-made aerial systems: planes, helicopters and surface-to-air missiles," Tzivoni relates. "The British didn't like me at all. My first task was to approve the deals. It turned out that the English tried to sell Singapore junk. Apart from a deal for Hunters, I vetoed all the deals."
Under Tzivoni's supervision, a flight school was established in Singapore, as well as a technical school, a squadron of Alouette 3 helicopters was purchased and 40 mm anti-aircraft guns were acquired.
Uzis and Israeli marching songs
After the creation of the Singaporean army's infantry regiments, the question arose of what weapons the nascent armed forces would use. The commanding officers wanted the Uzi, the Israeli submachine gun. The Israeli team took an objective view and rejected the idea. True, the Uzi was considered a superb weapon in the 1960s, but only for short ranges. A regular army needs an assault rifle, the Israeli team asserted. Representatives of Israel Military Industries exerted pressure on the Defense Ministry to sell the new Galil assault rifle. However, the team decided that the rifle wasn't yet full ready and recommended the American M-16.
Another major headache for the Israelis concerned the decision about which mortars to procure for the new army. Infantry regiments are equipped with 60 - 52 mm and 18 mm mortars. The weapons, which were developed and manufactured by the Soltam company, based in the town of Yokne'am, were sold to the Israel Defense Forces and exported worldwide. "Even though we thought these were the best mortars, we decided not to recommend them but to make use of an independent source in order to reach a decision," says Yehuda Golan, a member of the team sent to Singapore.
The Israeli team asked a British firm that dealt in organization and consultation on military subjects to examine a series of mortars and recommend the best one. The report stated that the best of the lot was an 18 mm mortar manufactured in Britain. However, considering the price, the recommendation was to buy the Soltam product. The Singapore Armed Forces acquired the Israeli mortar.
"The Israelis emphasized military skills and high motivation. Smartness on parade and military tattoo, the SAF [Singapore Armed Forces] never learned from the `Mexicans.' Whatever smartness the SAF had" derived from the British officers who commanded the army's first two regiments, Lee writes.
"Our motto was that we would not stick our nose into what the Singaporeans could do themselves," Golan notes. "They wanted us to organize the Independence Day parade for them. We argued that a state military parade reflects the country's mentality and its history." The Singaporeans didn't make an issue of it. However, they had a problem that demanded an immediate solution - which marches to play as the soldiers marched in unison. The head of the Israeli mission, Yaakov Elazari, brought notes from Israel and the Singapore army strode to Israeli marching songs.
The jungle combat manual
The Singaporeans took the Israelis by surprise when they insisted on getting a course on jungle combat. Singapore has a tiny natural jungle of no more than five or six square kilometers, but the neighboring states have larger jungles. Yehuda Golan: "I told them they were right but that I wasn't the right guy, because I knew nothing about jungles." Nevertheless, the Israeli team began to find out how to cope with the subject. It was decided to send two Singapore officers as guests of the Malaysian army for a course on jungle combat.
"Three months later, the two officers returned with the knowledge they acquired in Malaysia, and we decided to conduct a course in jungle combat," Golan continues. "Out of curiosity, I decided to join. It looked very bad - it was clear that they had taught them British methods from the Second World War period. I decided to take a group of 10 officers. We entered the jungle and started to engage in war games. We trained in navigation, deploying forces, search and assault. We went through the American training manuals on combat in Vietnam. We developed methods of night navigation. We learned how to function with a fighting company in the dense undergrowth. After a few weeks of training, I wrote the training manual of the Singapore Armed Forces for jungle combat."
The small Israeli team in Singapore was augmented by professional military advisers for the various corps. The chief armored corps officer, Major General Avraham Adan, arrived to give advice on procuring armored vehicles. In 1968, Adam Tzivoni, a retired colonel who had been head of the planning and weapons branch in the air force, was appointed adviser to the Singapore Armed Forces in regard to the creation of an air force.
"As compensation for the hasty departure of the British army, the British government gave Singapore a grant of 50 million pounds to acquire British-made aerial systems: planes, helicopters and surface-to-air missiles," Tzivoni relates. "The British didn't like me at all. My first task was to approve the deals. It turned out that the English tried to sell Singapore junk. Apart from a deal for Hunters, I vetoed all the deals."
Under Tzivoni's supervision, a flight school was established in Singapore, as well as a technical school, a squadron of Alouette 3 helicopters was purchased and 40 mm anti-aircraft guns were acquired.
Uzis and Israeli marching songs
After the creation of the Singaporean army's infantry regiments, the question arose of what weapons the nascent armed forces would use. The commanding officers wanted the Uzi, the Israeli submachine gun. The Israeli team took an objective view and rejected the idea. True, the Uzi was considered a superb weapon in the 1960s, but only for short ranges. A regular army needs an assault rifle, the Israeli team asserted. Representatives of Israel Military Industries exerted pressure on the Defense Ministry to sell the new Galil assault rifle. However, the team decided that the rifle wasn't yet full ready and recommended the American M-16.
Another major headache for the Israelis concerned the decision about which mortars to procure for the new army. Infantry regiments are equipped with 60 - 52 mm and 18 mm mortars. The weapons, which were developed and manufactured by the Soltam company, based in the town of Yokne'am, were sold to the Israel Defense Forces and exported worldwide. "Even though we thought these were the best mortars, we decided not to recommend them but to make use of an independent source in order to reach a decision," says Yehuda Golan, a member of the team sent to Singapore.
The Israeli team asked a British firm that dealt in organization and consultation on military subjects to examine a series of mortars and recommend the best one. The report stated that the best of the lot was an 18 mm mortar manufactured in Britain. However, considering the price, the recommendation was to buy the Soltam product. The Singapore Armed Forces acquired the Israeli mortar.
"The Israelis emphasized military skills and high motivation. Smartness on parade and military tattoo, the SAF [Singapore Armed Forces] never learned from the `Mexicans.' Whatever smartness the SAF had" derived from the British officers who commanded the army's first two regiments, Lee writes.
"Our motto was that we would not stick our nose into what the Singaporeans could do themselves," Golan notes. "They wanted us to organize the Independence Day parade for them. We argued that a state military parade reflects the country's mentality and its history." The Singaporeans didn't make an issue of it. However, they had a problem that demanded an immediate solution - which marches to play as the soldiers marched in unison. The head of the Israeli mission, Yaakov Elazari, brought notes from Israel and the Singapore army strode to Israeli marching songs.
The jungle combat manual
The Singaporeans took the Israelis by surprise when they insisted on getting a course on jungle combat. Singapore has a tiny natural jungle of no more than five or six square kilometers, but the neighboring states have larger jungles. Yehuda Golan: "I told them they were right but that I wasn't the right guy, because I knew nothing about jungles." Nevertheless, the Israeli team began to find out how to cope with the subject. It was decided to send two Singapore officers as guests of the Malaysian army for a course on jungle combat.
"Three months later, the two officers returned with the knowledge they acquired in Malaysia, and we decided to conduct a course in jungle combat," Golan continues. "Out of curiosity, I decided to join. It looked very bad - it was clear that they had taught them British methods from the Second World War period. I decided to take a group of 10 officers. We entered the jungle and started to engage in war games. We trained in navigation, deploying forces, search and assault. We went through the American training manuals on combat in Vietnam. We developed methods of night navigation. We learned how to function with a fighting company in the dense undergrowth. After a few weeks of training, I wrote the training manual of the Singapore Armed Forces for jungle combat."
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WPI akan hilang seperti kita kehilangan TEMASIK danBatu Puteh
KAFIRUN "MERAMPAS TANAH" Islamelayu melalui DEMOKRASI
Wilayah Pembangunan Iskandar (WPI) lebih membimbangkan dari Pulau Batu Puteh,
Kuasa Wang dan Demokrasi....WPI juga akhirnya akan menjadi seperti Singapura dan Pulau Batu Puteh jika satu hari nanti di bawa kepada Mahkamah Keadilan Antarabangsa (ICJ) apabila kawasan itu jatuh ke tangan asing.
Di WPI ini kelonggaran di beri kepada semua pihak boleh membeli tanah tanpa halangan.
“Kawasan di WPI termasuk kawasan orang Melayu, tanah orang-orang Melayu,” dan amukanmelayu menjangka kawasan tersebut akhirnya akan menjadi milik asing.
Mengenai Pulau Batu Puteh, dari awal lagi "Pemimpin Malaysia" seolah-olah mengaku pulau itu bukan miliknya apabila membawa perkara itu ke ICJ sedangkan “kita tahu dah Batu Puteh milik kita”.
amukanmelayu juga melahirkan kebimbangan terhadap loji air Singapura di Gunung Pulai, Johor yang tidak boleh dimasuki oleh pihak keselamatan Malaysia. Seolah-olah ada Bumi Malaysia ini yang masih belum Merdeka. Loji ini, boleh digunakan untuk mensabotaj Malaysia kerana jika loji itu dipecahkan, ia boleh menenggelamkan kawasan yang besar di Johor. Tapi kenapa Pemimpin ISLAMELAYU sehingga tidak langsung mencurigai dan membuat persiapan awal sedangkan jelas dan nyata beberapa ayat Al-Qura'an telah memberi peringatan supaya kita berhati-hati dengan KAFIRUN.
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DOSA PEMIMPIN ISLAMELAYU KEPADA AL- MARHUM SYAHID BUKIT CHANDU TIDAK TERAMPUN
Al - Marhum Lt. Adnan Saidi - Syahid Bukit Chandu
(PERJUANGANNYA MENJADI SIA-SIA KERANA DEMOKRASI)
Adnan bin Saidi atau lebih dikenali sebagai Lt. Adnan Saidi dilahirkan di Kampung Sungei Ramal, Kajang, Selangor pada tahun1915. Adnan Saidi merupakan anak sulung dalam keluarganya. Adik-adiknya, Ahmad bin Saidi dan Amarullah bin Saidi juga merupakan anggota tentera. Ahmad Saidi terbunuh dalam pertempuran selepas dia memasuki angkatan laut pada tahun 1939. Kapalnya, HMS Pelanduk, ditenggelamkan oleh Jepun dalam pelayaran ke Australia. Adiknya yang termuda Amarullah Saiditerselamat dari peperangan dan sekarang bersara dan menetap di Kajang, Selangor.
Adnan Saidi menerima pendidikan di Pekan Sungei Ramal dalam aliran Inggeris. Dia merupakan pelajar yang rajin dan berjaya dalam pengajiannya. Selepas menamatkan pengajiannya, Adnan terpilih sebagai guru pelatih dan mengajar (alma mater) selama lebih satu tahun. Adnan Saidi kemudiannya mengambil keputusan untuk memasuki tentera.
Pada tahun 1933, ketika berusia 18 tahun, Adnan Saidi memasuki Rejimen Askar Melayu (Malay Regiment). Setahun kemudian, dia terpilih sebagai rekrut terbaik. Pada tahun 1936, Adnan dilantik ke pangkat Sarjan – kenaikan pangkat yang pantas bagi seorang tentera muda. Pada tahun 1937, Adnan Saidi terpilih untuk mewakili platunnya dalam perbarisan memberi hormat di London bagi menyambut pertabalan Raja George VI. Tidak lama selepas itu, Adnan Saidi sekali lagi dinaikkan pangkat kepada Kompeni-Sarjan-Major dan dihantar ke Singapura untuk kursus latihan pegawai. Setelah menamatkan kursus sebagai Leftenan Muda, Adnan Saidi dilantik sebagai ketua Platun ke-7, Kompeni 'C' .
Sebagai ketua keluarga
Sekembalinya Lt. Adnan Saidi daripada London, dia berkahwin dengan seorang guru dikampungnya, Puan Sophia Pakih Muda dan mendapat tiga orang anak: dua lelaki, Mokhtar dan Zainudin (yang tinggal di Seremban dan Johor), dan seorang anak perempuan. Termuda di antara tiga beradik, bayi perempuannya meninggal sejurus selepas kejatuhan Singapura.
Pada akhir 1941, Lt. Adnan Saidi ditempatkan di Singapura dan membawa keluarganya bersama-sama. Mereka tinggal di rumah besar di Pasir Panjang, dalam kawasan yang dikhaskan untuk keluarga Rejimen Askar Melayu.
TITISAN DARAHNYA SEMAKIN HILANG DAN TERBIAR SEPERTI TERBIARNYA TERATAK PENINGGALANNYA INI
Apabila berita peperangan Perang Dunia II semakin hampir, dan pihak Jepun bersedia untuk menjajah Singapura, Lt. Adnan menghantar keluarganya kembali ke kampung mereka di Kajang Ini merupakan masa yang getir bagi Lt. Adnan kerana isterinya, Sophia, sedang mengandungkan anak mereka yang ketiga. Ini merupakan kali terakhir mereka bersama.
Pertempuran di Bukit Chandu Singapura
Sejarah pendaratan Jepun di Tanah Melayu dan tindakan pantas tentera Jepun memaksa Tentera British berundur ke Singapura. Pertempuran-pertempuran akhir mempertahankanSingapura termasuk pertempuran di Pasir Panjang yang lebih dikenali sebagai Pertempuran Bukit Candu. Bukit Candu dinamakan sempena kilang memproses candu yang dahulunya terletak di kaki bukit tersebut.
Pertempuran sengit telah berlarutan beberapa hari sebelumnya. Tentera Jepun yang biasa bertempur dari ketumbukan Tentera ke 25 yang terkenal berjaya mengatasi kedudukan pertahanan strategik di Singapura. Bukit Candu menandakan sempadan pertahanan terakhir. Ia merupakan kedudukan pertahanan penting di Singapura berasaskan dua alasan strategik; ia boleh melihat bahagian utara Singapura dan selain itu, sekiranya pihak Jepun mengawal permatang, ia memberikan mereka laluan langsung ke kawasan Alexandra. Kawasan Alexandra merupakan tapak depoh bekalan peluru dan bekalan utama, hospital tentera dan kemudahan utama Tentera British. Dengan itu, permatang tersebut perlu dipertahankan bersungguh-sungguh.
Pertahanan permatang itu telah ditugaskan kepada Kompeni 'C' . Kompeni 'C' merupakan sebahagian satu pasukan kecil Batalion Pertama Rejimen Askar Melayu (1 Melayu). Batalion 1 Melayu dan Batalion 2 Melayu, bersama-sama dengan batalion ke-2 "Loyal Regiment" Tentera British dipusatkan menjadi Briged Infantri Pertama Malaya (1st Malaya Brigade)
Pada 13 Februari 1942, Division Chrysanthemum Tentera Imperial Jepun yang handal di bawah pemerintahan Lt. Gen. Renya Mutaguchi menumpukan perhatian mereka kepada persisiran selatan Singapura - Permatang Pasir Panjang. Pada pagi tersebut, permatang tersebut dibedil bertalu-talu dengan sokongan udara, mortar berat dan bedilan meriam. Kompeni 'C' dan Lt. Adnan Saidi ketika itu telah ditempatkan di Perkampungan Pasir Panjang telah memberikan tentangan hebat. Akhirnya tentera Jepun terpaksa berundur disebabkan tentangan sengit daripada Kompeni 'C'. Adnan dan orang-orangnya telah membina benteng pertahanan Rejimen di kawasan tanah tinggi, yang dikenali sebagai Celah (Gap). Walaupun mempunyai bilangan anggota yang lebih ramai, pasukan Jepun di bawah Major Kimura gagal menembusi barisan pertahanan di Celah (Gap).
Pada tengah malam 14 Februari 1942, Kompeni 'C' menerima perintah untuk bergerak ke tapak pertahanan baru - Pt. 226, Bukit Candu. Lebih ramai askar tambahan ditempatkan ke pasukan di bawah pimpinan Adnan – menjadikan jumlah keseluruhannya 42 kesemuanya. Selepas meninjau persekitaran dengan cermat, Lt. Adnan Saidi memerintah orang-orangnya untuk memperkukuhkan benteng pertahanan mereka dengan beg pasir. Kawasan bukit tersebut dikelilingi dengan benteng beg pasir.
Pada awal petang 14 Februari, pihak Jepun melancarkan serangan berhelah. Daripada Jalan Pepys Road mendaki Pt.226, Adnan Saidi yang ketika itu berusia 27 tahun, memantau kontinjen "tentera Sikh" daripada Tentera British India (British-Indian Army) mara. Penglihatannya yang tajam dan kecerdasan fikirannya membolehkan Lt. Adnan perasan sesuatu tidak kena apabila menyedari tentera berturban yang mara itu bergerak dalam kumpulan berempat dan bukannya bertiga seperti Tentera British. Menyedari helah tersebut, Lt. Adnan Saidi dan anak buahnya melepaskan tembakan dan berjaya membunuh sekitar 20 orang musuh pada jarak dekat, dengan itu memaksa tentera Jepun berundur.
Dua jam kemudian, tentera Jepun telah melancarkan serangan besar-besaran dalam bilangan yang besar. Serangan tersebut menumpaskan Lt. Adnan Saidi dan tenteranya. Dengan bilangan yang jauh lebih kecil dan kekurangan peluru, Regimen Melayu bertempur dalam pertempuran sehingga ke mati.walaupun leftenan adnan terkorban,namun lebih daripada 800 askar yang telah dibunuh oleh leftenan adnan dan regimennya.
Pejuang Yang Syahid
Pertempuran sengit berlanjutan di Bukit Candu. Semua jenis senjata digunakan, termasuk bom tangan dan senjata automatik. Lt. Adnan sendiri mengendalikan senjata mesingan jenis Lewis gun. Dalam kebanyakan kes, askar bertempur dalam pertempuran berhadapan menggunakan bayonet. tetapi, mereka kekal bertahan mengecewakan pihak musuh. Dalam pertempuran yang berikutnya pegawai dan tentera mati. Adnan cedera parah tetapi enggan berundur dan sebaliknya menyuruh orang-orangnya berjuang sehingga ke titisan darah terakhir. Keberaniannyalah yang menaikkan semangat juang orang-orangnya untuk bertahan bersunguh-sungguh.
Korporal Yaakob, yang mendapat Pingat Keberanian Medal of Gallant, merupakan salah seorang daripada mereka yang terselamat dalam pertempuran Bukit Candu. Dalam kacau-bilau pertempuran, beliau yang cedera jatuh di atas mayat mereka yang terkorban. Beliau terselamat dengan berpura-pura mati disamping mayat rakannya dan melihat kematian mengerikan Adnan Saidi. Musuh yang menang berjaya menawan Lt. Adnan. Akibat perasaan dendam kerana keberaniannya melawan Jepun, ketua platun itu diseret sebelum diserkup dengan guni. Tentera Jepun kemudiannya telah menggantungkan kakinya pada pokok ceri. Kerana meradang akibat kehilangan ramai rakan, tentera Jepun kemudiannya telah menikamnya dengan bayonet berkali-kali. Dalam kejadian lain disebut lehernya telah dikelar. Kejadian ini dilihat oleh Koperal Yaakob. Selepas pertempuran, pihak Jepun melarang sesiapapun menurunkan mayatnya untuk dikebumikan, dan tiada seorangpun yang berani. Malah menurut beberapa sumber, tubuh Lt. Adnan Saidi yang dicacatkan itu dibakar menjadi abu.
Beberapa tahun lalu, Haji Burhan Muslim, yang tinggal berhampiran Bukit Candu, teringat telah memanjat bukit dengan sepupunya beberapa hari selepas pertempuran tersebut. Dalam salah satu rumah banglo yang terdapat di bukit Lorong Pepys, dia melihat mayat askar Melayu yang dipancung merata-rata. Dalam salah satu bilik, terdapat mayat seorang tentera Melayu yang lehernya dikelar. Pakaian seragamnya basah dengan darah. Melihat kepada lencana yang terdapat pada pakaian seragamnya, Haji Burhan percaya bahawa dia adalah pegawai berpangkat. Dia percaya bahawa mayat tersebut mungkin mayat Lt. Adnan Saidi, (mungkin membuktikan mayat Lt. Adnan Saidi tidak dibakar).
Keberanian Lt. Adnan Saidi bersama kontinjen 42 orang anggota Askar Melayu yang telah bertempur mati-matian untuk mempertahankan permatang Pasir Panjang merupakan satu episod yang kini kekal dalam lipatan sejarah. Pertempuran sengit itu disebut khusus dalam perutusan Lt. General A. E. Percival berkenaan Pemerintahan Operasi Malaya dari tarikh Disember 1941 sehingga 15 Februari 1942:
- "Selepas dua jam dibedil dengan meriam dan motar, tentera Jepun menyerang Regimen Melayu yang mempertahankan Permatang Pasir Panjang. Regimen Melayu bertempur dengan gagah beraninya tetapi mengalami kehilangan jiwa yang teruk, dan menjelang petang musuh sampai ke Celah (Permatang Pasir Panjang)..."
- "After two hours of heavy shelling and mortaring, the Japanese attacked the Malay Regiment which was holding Pasir Panjang Ridge. The latter fought magnificently, but suffered heavy casualties, and by afternoon the enemy had reached the Gap (Pasir Panjang Ridge)…"
Di tapak bersejarah ini, pertempuran bagi pertahanan terakhir Singapura telah berlarutan selama 48 jam, berakhir dengan satu-satunya pertempuran jarak dekat tangan-ke-tangan (yang direkodkan) dengan Tentera Jepun.
amukanmelayu - Ya Allah....hamba mu merayu pada Mu ya Allah....satukanlah kembali hati-hati kami seperti Sahabat-Sahabat Rassullullah Kekasih Mu yan Allah......
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LKY juga minta Dr. Peribadinya memastikan dia sentiasa sehat. Walau pun satu jam dia tetap ingin menjadi President Malaysia.
UNIVERSITI BEIJING YANG MENYIBUK DENGAN URUSAN UNIVERSITI MALAYSIA
PRESIDENTS MALAYSIA.....MILIK SIAPA? DAP, PAS ATAU PKR...
Akhbar cina melaporkan bahawa Universiti Beijing mempersoalkan tindakan Universiti Utara Malaysia dan PDRM yang menyiasat pelajar yang menyertai BERSIH 3.0. Presiden Universiti Beijing menyifatkan bahawa universiti tiada hak dalam menahan pelajar dari menyertai acara sepeti itu.
Isu ini dibangkitkan akhbar cina dalam usaha menghasut bahawa BERSIH 3.0 adalah perbuatan yang betul sedangkan terang-terangan ianya melanggar undang-undang negara. Universiti Beijing mungkin terlupa mengenai peristiwa berdarah Dataran Tianhem dimana Universiti Beijing antara universiti-universiti awal di China yang mengharamkan para pelajar menyertai demo tersebut.
Malah jika hendak dibandingkan di antara prosedur polis Malaysia dan China pada ketika itu pastinya polis Malaysia melakukan dengan lebih baik. Ini kerana polis China menggunakan khidmat tentera dengan memrempuh pendemo menggunakan kereta kebal dan tembakan dilepaskan sesuka hati sehingga pendemo yang mati berjumlah ratusan orang.
Dibandingkan pula dengan polis Malaysia, prosedur yang digunakan lebih lembut terhadap pendemo BERSIH 3.0 dengan hanya melepaskan gas pemedih mata untuk menghentikan keganasan yang dilakukan pendemo. Malah pelajar yang menyertai demo BERSIh 3.0 hanya disoal siasat untuk membantu siasatan sedangkan pelajar yang menyertai demo Dataran Tianhem akan dikurung tanpa belas kasihan oleh pihak polis China.
Adakah dengan mengambil contoh ini Universiti Beijing layak untuk mempertikaikan prosedur Universtiti Utara Malaysia dan PDRM? Ada baiknya Universiti Beijing cermin muka dahulu sebelum mengeluarkan kenyataan.
amukanmelayu - bersedialah kita untuk kehilangan Tanah Melayu ini hanya kerana "BODOH SOMBONG SAUDARA KITA SENDIRI".....
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Jika kita menakrifkan Singapura sebagai seorang manusia, maka ia pastinya seorang manusia yang paling busuk hati di dunia ini. Sejarah penubuhan negara tersebut iaitu dengan keluar dari Malaysia juga, menyaksikan yang negara itu ditubuh atas dasar khianat, angkuh, perkauman dan pentingkan diri sendiri. Akibat penubuhan yang tidak berasaskan niat yang baik, Singapura mempunyai sikap ‘paranoid’ yang kronik iaitu sentiasa menyimpan syak wasangka dan memusuhi Malaysia.
Sikap ‘paranoid’ berlebihan inilah yang menyebabkan ruang angkasa Malaysia sering diceroboh mereka. Malah, bukan kita tidak tahu bahawa agen-agen mereka sentiasa bergerak cergas mengumpul maklumat dan memerhati pergerakan dan perkembangan negara ini. Walaupun Malaysia menghulurkan tangan persahabatan dan sering mengajak untuk bekerjasama dan menjunjung sifat sefahaman serta toleransi dalam menangani masalah-masalah yang membabitkan kedua-dua negara seperti perairan, ruang udara serta bekalan air mahupun dalam isu jambatan bengkok, tetapi huluran tangan Malaysia sering disambut dengan sepakan kaki sahaja oleh Singapura.
Kini, Singapura semakin kurang ajar apabila mula campurtangan dalam urusan politik negara. Ini dilakukan dengan menyelinap masuk melalui aktiviti-aktiviti yang didalangi pembangkang yang bertujuan untuk melemahkan kerajaan. Antaranya, Singapura telah menghantar wakil ke perhimpunan BERSIH 3.0, dan Himpunan Hijau yang menentang Lynas. Agen-agen mereka yang dikenalpasti bukannya ke perhimpunan tersebut untuk memerhati tetapi turut berdemonstrasi bagi memburukkan imej dan mengsabotaj ekonomi negara ini.
Amat kurang ajar sekali apabila antara yang agen yang dihantar untuk menyertai himpunan ini bukanlah orang-orang biasa atau rakyat marhaen tetapi terdiri dari diplomat-diplomat negara mereka, seperti:
1. Regina LOW Kay Yin (regina_low@mfa.gov.sg), First Secretary (Political) yang turut memakai baju kuning BERSIH 3.0.
2. Philomena AW Li Fen (philomena_aw@mfa.gov.sg), First Secretary (Political).
3. Ariel Eunice TAN Hwi Tiang (ariel_tan@mfa.gov.sg), Deputy High Commissioner and Counsellor.
Bagi sebuah negara yang mendabik diri sebagai negara maju, tindakan tidak bertamadun iaitu tidak menghormati jiran dan tidak tahu batas-batas hubungan diplomasi membuktikan betapa busuk dan buruknya hati perut dan perangai Singapura.
Maka tidak hairanlah Singapura digelar Yahudi Asia kerana hati perutnya yang busuk, biadap serta angkuh. Jika anda mengorek punca kenapa kaum Yahudi di laknat dan kenapa mereka dihalau lebih 70 kali sepanjang sejarah bangsa mereka di dunia ini, anda akan dapati bahawa secara umumnya, (walaupun bukan semua), kaum Yahudi terkenal dengan busuk hati, angkuh, biadap dan pentingkan diri juga.
Lee Kwan Yew dalam bukunya "From Third World to First: The Singapore Story 1965-2000” pernah mendedahkan bahawa tentera Singapura diasaskan oleh tentera Israel. Beliau menulis, “misi ketenteraan Israel diketuai oleh Yaakov (Jack) Elazari, ketika itu berpangkat kolonel, kemudian dinaik pangkat ke brigadier jeneral. Setelah meninggalkan tentera,beliau menjadi penasihat tentera Singapura”.
Hubungan akrab Singapura dengan Israel ini dengan sendirinya menjelaskan kenapa Singapura tidak senang dengan Malaysia sebuah negara Islam yang maju dan berpotensi, yang menjadi jirannya yang sabar dan setia.
Sikap kurang ajar Singapura tiada batasnya. Baru-baru ini, terdedah lagi bagaimana Singapura merancang untuk ‘menceroboh’ pilihanraya negara ini. Ini dilakukan dengan melatih beberapa wakilnya untuk menyertai pilihanraya dan semestinya dengan tujuan untuk menjatuhkan kerajaan parti memerintah untuk digantikan dengan parti anak didiknya iaitu DAP, dengan kerjasama dua ekor keldai iaitu PAS dan PKR.
Sebagai musuh azali, tidak mustahil Singapura mempunyai pelan yang jauh lebih besar terhadap Malaysia. Menyertai demonstrasi dan menceroboh pilihanraya adalah Pelan A. Justeru, jangan sekali-kali kita terlepas pandang bahawa mereka pasti telah melakarkan Pelan B dan seterusnya sekiranya percubaan menakluk Malaysia melalui Pelan A tersebut gagal.
Sebelum ini, Wikileaks pernah mendedahkan bagaimana pemimpin Singapura merendah dan menghina hampir semua pemimpin dunia lain melalui perbualan sulit yang dirakam. Namun, Singapura langsung tidak terasa malu, jauh sekali meminta maaf.
Maka, kita yakin bahawa Singapura akan mengambil sikap jelik yang sama dalam isu campurtangan dalam politik Malaysia ini. Seperti seorang manusia yang tidak pernah dididik dengan adab sopan serta nilai-nilai murni kemanusiaan, Singapura hanya akan mengambil sikap selamba walaupun sikap dan rancangan jahat mereka telah terdedah luas.
Apa yang pasti, Lee Kwan Yew tentu merasa megah melihat bagaimana negaranya menjadi negara paling biadap dengan diplomat-diplomat yang amat kurang ajar sekali.
Jika beginilah sikap Singapura, maka Malaysia wajib berpegang kepada pepatah iaitu ‘buat baik berpada-pada’ apabila berurusan dengan Singapura kerana Singapura telah berbuat jahat kepada kita, bukannya sekali - tetapi berkali-kali.
Diharap kerajaan akan mengambil tindakan sebaiknya dalam menghadapi ancaman negara jiran ini. Harapan kita juga agar rakyat akan semakin membuka mata dalam membuat pilihan antara parti yang mendapat bantuan Singapura, dengan parti pemerintah yang tegas mempertahankan kedaulatan agama, bangsa dan negara.
amukanmelayu - putuskan saja hubungan diplomatik dengan mereka.....
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Singapura biadap ! Pertahan 3 pegawainya ke Bersih 3.0 !
Inilah negara Singapork ...cukup kebiadapan ! bila ditanya tentang kehadiran pegawai diplomat mereka ke BERSIH 3.0 . Bukannya nak memohon maaf , tapi mereka putar belit lagi seperti Guan Eng mengenai kehadiran pegawainya di himpunan anjuran pakatan ini .
GPB yakin AIDC mungkin ada bukti bergambar pegawai mereka memakai baju BERSIH ...kita nantikan !
Tiga pegawai Suruhanjaya Tinggi Singapura yang menghadiri perhimpunan Bersih 3.0 pada 28 April lalu bukan menghadirinya untuk menyokong penunjuk perasaan, kata Pesuruhjaya Tinggi Singapura, Ong Keng Yong.
Beliau menjelaskan mengenai ketiga-tiga pegawainya iaitu timbalan beliau, Ariel Tan dan setiausaha pertama (politik), Regina Low dan Philomena Aw hadir atas kapasiti peribadi dan bukan atas sebarang tugasan rasmi.
Beliau berkata, tarikh 28 April itu merupakan hari Sabtu, maka pegawai terbabit menggunakan hujung minggu mereka untuk ke perhimpunan.
Beliau menafikan kesemuanya memakai baju kemeja-T Bersih warna kuning.
“Ramai diplomat dari negara-negara lain turut hadir ke perhimpunan itu tetapi kenapa hanya membangkitkan tentang pegawai-pegawai kami sahaja? Saya berasa sangsi terhadap motif itu.
“Kami berbesar hati mengadakan hubungan rapat dengan Malaysia dan saya berasa kesal dengan dakwaan sedemikian,” katanya kepada The Star.
Ong mengulas mengenai laporan di beberapa blog mendakwa tiga wanita didakwa terlibat dalam perhimpunan Bersih 3.0 “secara aktif”.
Beberapa blog dengan jelas menyatakan bahawa ia jelas menyalahi etika Konvensyen Vienna.
Sebuah blog menuduh Low memakai baju kemeja-T Bersih warna kuning pada hari berkenaan.
Menteri Luar, Datuk Seri Anifah Aman pada majlis makan tengah hari dengan ketua-ketua misi Asean pada 11 Jun lalu memberitahu mereka bahawa beliau menerima laporan mengenai penglibatan dan penyertaan beberapa diplomat asing dalam demonstrasi jalanan itu, yang merujuk pada perhimpunan Bersih.
Beliau melahirkan kebimbangan bahawa diplomat-diplomat berkenaan mungkin terlibat atau cedera dalam insiden yang tidak diingini itu.
Ong, yang merupakan bekas setiausaha agung Asean berkata, beliau menerima komen dan nasihat baik Anifah.
“Sebagai Menteri Luar, beliau telah memberikan pandangan beliau. Ia tidak ditujukan kepada duta-dua Asean sahaja kerana beliau juga bertemu dengan kumpulan duta yang lain,” tambahnya.
Ong berkata, kerajaan negaranya menolak permintaan untuk mengadakan perhimpunan Bersih di Republik itu.
Beliau juga menolak dakwaan bahawa terdapat sekumpulan rakyat Singapura yang campur tangan dalam arena politik Malaysia menerusi laman rangkaian sosial, sambil menambah bahawa mereka yang terlibat itu sebenarnya adalah rakyat Malaysia yang bekerja dan tinggal di Singapura – mstar
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NEGARA DALAM BAHAYA.....BANGUNLAH ANAK BANGSAKU
GEMPAR! Perisik yang dilatih MOSSAD diSAHkan terlibat dalam rusuhan #Bersih 3.0!
Sebentar tadi Mstar menyiarkan pengakuan rasmi Kedutaan Singapura yang para pegawai kanan mereka memang telah terlibat ketika kekacauan Bersih tempohari. Tetapi, seperti yang dijangka, mereka menafikan wujud sebarang arahan rasmi berhubung perkara ini dan kesemua pegawai yang terlibat hadir di atas kehendak sendiri.
Jawapan standard untuk melepaskan diri. Namun satu perkara yang pasti, pihak Kedutaan sendiri mengiyakan apa yang kami dedahkan sebelum ini. Inilah bukti kami tidak sesuka hati menabur fitnah macam syaitan fuckatan ya!
Ok, mereka kata tiga pegawai kanan tersebut sertai demo Bersih atas kapasiti peribadi. Agak-agak anda, siapa yang suka ambil risiko berdemo atas jalanraya atas kehendak sendiri? Melainkan anda benar-benar berminat atau taksub dengan ideologi yang diperjuangkan, adakah anda berani berbuat perkara seperti ini di negara orang?!!
Siapa yang berani ikut demo baju merah di Thailand dan ambil risiko bertempur dengan pihak Polis ketika anda masih lagi mencari rezeki di sana?!! Lagi-lagi pula bekerja dengan membawa nama negara. Cuba angkat tangan kami hendak kira.
Atau jika anda tidak mempunyai apa-apa minat pun, adakah anda akan duduk dalam demonstrasi yang berisiko tinggi?!! Lagi pula anda seorang diplomat asing.
Atau anda sedang memantau sesuatu sebenarnya?!! Projek khas barangkali?!!
Kami mendapat maklumat dalaman daripada seberang Tambak (masih ramai yang sayangkan Malaysia sebenarnya), TIGA pegawai diplomat asing yang didedahkan AIDCNews terlibat dalam rusuhan Bersih tempohari mempunyai profail sulit seperti berikut:
1. Regina LOW Kay Yin (regina_low@mfa.gov.sg), First Secretary (Political) - Pegawai SID
2. Philomena AW Li Fen (philomena_aw@mfa.gov.sg), First Secretary (Political). -Pegawai SID
3. Ariel Eunice TAN Hwi Tiang (ariel_tan@mfa.gov.sg), Deputy High Commissioner and Counsellor. - Penjawat Awam biasa, tetapi paling kanan selepas Pesuruhjaya Tinggi
Mengikut sumber maklumat tersebut, memang sudah menjadi satu kelaziman, jawatan Setiausaha Pertama (Politik) atau First Secretary (Political) dijawat oleh para pegawai SID atau nama panjangnya Security And Intelligence Division.
The Security and Intelligence Division (Abbreviation: SID) is an external intelligence agency of the Ministry of Defence of Singapore responsible for gathering and analysing intelligence related to the external security of Singapore. It is highly secretive as most of its personnel are known only to the high-ranking government and military officials.[1]
A highly secretive organisation unlike America's Central Intelligence Agency, information regarding its work is only released occasionally to the local media. For example, reporter Yap Chuin Wei interviewed an ex-official who stated that SID's role's were: Collection of Information, Analysis of Information, and Informal Diplomacy. SID was featured in Mr. Lee Kuan Yew's book, From Third World to First, where they played a part in providing weapons to anti-communist forces inCambodia in the 1970s. It also played a role in the rebuilding of relations with Indonesia. SID officers hardly get public awards due to the nature of their work. Instead they are awarded a set of secret awards equivalent to National Day awards.[7]
Wah, lebih rahsia daripada CIA! Kenapa agaknya para perisik Singapura ini turun ketika Bersih tempohari ya?!! Takkanlah semata-mata mahu mengumpul maklumat kot?!!
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| Perundingan menjual maruah negara oleh SU Agung PKR bersama pegawai Kedutaan Singapura |
Malah, menurut maklumat yang kami terima juga, para pegawai SID ini telah dilatih dengan baik oleh Mossad (agensi perisikan Israel) yang mempunyai ibu pejabat mereka di Orchard Road, Singapura. Wah, perisik luar yang dilatih Zionis turut serta dalam rusuhan anjuran fuckatan. Menarik tu!
Jadi, sekarang ini, ada tidak mana-mana pegawai Kedutaan Singapura hendak tolong jawab soalan ini pula?!! Kenapa hantar perisik sertai Bersih?!! Hendak tengok keberkesanan projek yang mereka tolong biaya ke?!!
Dan kenapa para perisik dan pegawai Kedutaan mereka tampak lebih 'mesra' dengan program dan kepimpinan fuckatan ya?!! Ada apa-apa rahsia ke?!!
* Kecoh pejabat Kedutaan Singapura selepas Jumaat tadi kerana khuatirkan reaksi balas daripada rakyat yang sayangkan negara. Sampaikan terpaksa panggil komando khas pantau situasi...
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PESURUHJAYA TINGGI SINGAPURA, ONG KENG YONG MENGAKU ARAHKAN 3 DIPLOMATNYA SOKONG DAP
Penglibatan 3 diplomat Singapura tanda sokongan kuat kerajaan cina Singapura untuk menjatuhkan pemerintahan Melayu Malaysia.
Pesuruhjaya Tinggi Singapura, Ong Keng Yong yang mengaku bahawa beliau diarahkan untuk memberi sokongan kepada pembangkang di Malaysia terutamanya parti cina DAP.
Ekoran itu Malaysia melahirkan rasa tidak pushati dengan kerajaan cina Singapura kerana menyokong pembangkang bagi memusnahkan negara Malaysia.
Ekoran itu Keng Yong dipanggil ke Wisma Putra berhubung penglibatan tiga diplomat dari Suruhanjaya Tinggi itu dalam perhimpunan haram Bersih 3.0 pada 28 April lepas.
Menteri Luar, Datuk Seri Anifah Aman dalam satu kenyataan hari ini berkata, beliau telah memanggil Keng Yong ke pejabatnya petang ini untuk menyampaikan rasa tidak senang kerajaan Malaysia berhubung penyertaan ketiga-tiga diplomat itu dalam perhimpunan tersebut.
Beliau berkata, kementerian telah menerima laporan-laporan daripada pihak berkuasa Malaysia yang menjelaskan tentang penglibatan ketiga-tiga diplomat Singapura berkenaan.
“Sebagai Menteri Luar Negeri, saya amat memandang serius perkara ini," katanya.
Dalam pertemuannya dengan Keng Yong itu, Anifah berkata, beliau menjelaskan pendirian kerajaan Malaysia mengenai penyertaan secara langsung oleh diplomat dalam perhimpunan haram Bersih 3.0 sebagai satu langkah yang sama sekali tidak wajar.
“Langkah yang tidak wajar ini sememangnya telah menimbulkan pelbagai persepsi negatif dalam hubungan antara Malaysia dan Singapura walaupun pada hakikatnya hubungan antara dua negara jiran ini dan rakan baik ASEAN kini kian berkembang," katanya.
Singapura dibawah kerajaan cina PAP memang mahukan Malaysia jatuh ke tangan parti cina DAP kerana tertubuhnya parti DAP atas serpihan daripada parti PAP.
DAP mempergunakan Anwar Ibrahim yang mampu memberi kata-kata semangat kepada anak-anak Melayu untuk menentang pemerintahaan Melayu di Malaysia. Hanya dengan menggunakan Anwar sahajalah orang Melayu dapat dijadikan kuli untuk menjahanamkan negara Malaysia dan seterusnya menaikkan cina DAP sebagai Perdana Menteri.
amukanmelayu - besangka baik kepada KAFIRUN adalah satu "KEBODOHAN" pemimpin Islamelayu.
Satu lagi bukti DAP dan penyokong mereka berkiblatkan Singapura. Sekarang semakin masuk akal bukan?!! DAP lahir dari benih haram PAP yang memerintah Singapura secara autoritarian.
Kami ada maklumat mengatakan CM Penang ke Singapura sekurang-kurangnya sebulan sekali bagi melapor perkembangan projek menjajah Malaysia kepada LKY.
Ada juga maklumat bahawa setiap cawangan DAP mendapat USD/SGD 5000 sebulan bagi menjalankan gerak kerja daftar dan pindah pengundi peringkat akar umbi. Kami pernah mendengar satu cawangan DAP di Perak yang menawarkan sebuah kereta sekiranya berjaya mendaftarkan 2000 orang sebagai pengundi DAP.
BERSIH mendapat dokongan dan sokongan republik tersebut. Sebabnya mudah. Lebih baik menguruskan jiran yang duduk di bawah kelangkang daripada jiran yang setaraf dan memberikan persaingan. Tipikal Ultra Kiasu.
Sekarang apabila kita dedah niat dan perancangan tersembunyi republik tersebut membantu fuckatan untuk menumbangkan BN, ada pula penyokong DAP yang merayu bantuan PM Singapura.
Orang Melayu masih buta hati lagikah?!!
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PERDANA MENTERI ARAH POLIS SIASAT DIPLOMAT SINGAPURA
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| POLIS MALAYSIA AKAN SIASAT |
Tiga diplomat akan disiasat
Perdana Menteri, Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak berkata, perkara tersebut kini dalam pertimbangan Kementerian Luar dan sebaik sahaja fakta sebenar mengenai penglibatan
mereka diperoleh tindakan susulan akan diputuskan.
"Kita mahu pastikan kesahihan laporan sama ada mereka hadir sebagai pemerhati atau terlibat dalam demonstrasi terlebih dahulu, kemudian baru kita putuskan tindakan lanjut," katanya kepada pemberita di sini hari ini.
Beliau berkata demikian ketika ditanya pendirian kerajaan dan bila bantahan rasmi berhubung penglibatan tiga diplomat Singapura yang dilihat mencabul kedaulatan negara akan dibuat.
Hari ini Kedutaan Singapura dalam kenyataannya mendakwa kehadiran ketiga-tiga diplomat tersebut dalam demonstrasi Bersih 3.0 adalah berdasarkan kapasiti peribadi dan bukan arahan kerajaan Singapura.
amukanmelayu - Cina KAFIRUN Singapore sedang memisahkan Islamelayu Singapore dengan Islamelayu Malaysia dan dalam masa yang sama mereka sedang menyatukan semua ETNIK Cina menjadi SATU CINA di Nusantara......
Rancangan DAP minta Singapore jajah Malaysia?
Satu lagi bukti DAP dan penyokong mereka berkiblatkan Singapura. Sekarang semakin masuk akal bukan?!! DAP lahir dari benih haram PAP yang memerintah Singapura secara autoritarian.
Kami ada maklumat mengatakan CM Penang ke Singapura sekurang-kurangnya sebulan sekali bagi melapor perkembangan projek menjajah Malaysia kepada LKY.
Ada juga maklumat bahawa setiap cawangan DAP mendapat USD/SGD 5000 sebulan bagi menjalankan gerak kerja daftar dan pindah pengundi peringkat akar umbi. Kami pernah mendengar satu cawangan DAP di Perak yang menawarkan sebuah kereta sekiranya berjaya mendaftarkan 2000 orang sebagai pengundi DAP.
BERSIH mendapat dokongan dan sokongan republik tersebut. Sebabnya mudah. Lebih baik menguruskan jiran yang duduk di bawah kelangkang daripada jiran yang setaraf dan memberikan persaingan. Tipikal Ultra Kiasu.
Sekarang apabila kita dedah niat dan perancangan tersembunyi republik tersebut membantu fuckatan untuk menumbangkan BN, ada pula penyokong DAP yang merayu bantuan PM Singapura.
Orang Melayu masih buta hati lagikah?!!
amukanmelayu - Kafirun cina sudah tiada tempat di Nusantara ini....kita perlu nyahkan mereka dari sini, JIKA mereka yang NYAHKAN kita dari Malaysia dan Singapura....kemana kita nak pergi?