jaya vs hamid
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the best key question i think jaya asked... is
IF.... just for the sake of argument... imagine wat if singapore stake a claim against some malaysian territory... can then singapore send its RSAF planes and RSN ships or even SAF army into malaysia to conduct routine operations until the ICJ passed its judgement? just as wat malaysia is doing to singapore over their claim over PB...
I think that point slammed right into hamid stinko mouth...
in fact... why dont we?? we can claim Johor as part of singapore and we will be able to fly all over johor!!
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And solve the water supply problems right
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that will be a sign for declaring war liao...
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Malaysians have this thing of not liking their own medicine.
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haha, I liked looking at Hamid Albar's face during the QnA. . .serve that fella rite!
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is CNA showing the signing process, and the interviews wif the 2 foreign ministers?
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Shit! i missed tt, there a replay?Originally posted by sgboy2004:is CNA showing the signing process, and the interviews wif the 2 foreign ministers? -
kudos to jaya!!!!
did singapore proud!!!!
calm and composed...
guys it's Singapore 1 : m'sia 0 -
oh dudes... when r there a replay on TV or wat?
I missed tt because of my hectic schedule.....Can u guys pls kindly inform on e forum if there's a replay coming up or wat on CNA
thanx
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Doubt if they will replay it a third time; after showing it the first time on Friday 20:00, and second time on Saturday 22:30hrs.
During the promotion advertisements, there seems to be a commotion (maybe even a scuffle) at the back.It looks like the Saturday show was edited, as the commotion at the back of the Reporters' area was not shown.
The best part was definitely what "tripwire" mentioned in his opening post, please refer to it, and then you will feel more sore that you missed something.
Unfortunately, Malaysia's FM Syed Hamid jaw dropping reaction, was not shown.
Should have got someone to video tape for you. Maybe write to TCS or CNA, they will be too happy that there is such strong interest in their program - and may respond. -
You mean Jaya ACTUALLY said this ?Originally posted by Atobe:The best part was definitely what "tripwire" mentioned in his opening post, please refer to it
"...just for the sake of argument... imagine wat if singapore stake
a claim against some malaysian territory... can then singapore
send its RSAF planes and RSN ships or even SAF army into
malaysia to conduct routine operations until the ICJ passed its
judgement? just as wat malaysia is doing to singapore over their
claim over PB..."
Waoow !. I can't imagine how the Malaysian FM react to this
verbal "provocation"
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well... does it matter??
i mean... i have the malaysian papars... on this issue... but none has printed this on their papers...
so... wats the point??
i mean... those crooks only understand bullet and money... reasoning with them... is pure diplomatic exercise...
wat singapore really need is a powerful broadcasting system that will blast this information into every malaysia TV and show them how kuku their so call leaders are...
we need to save our friends and relatives across the causeway from the tyranny, lies and brainwashing of UMNO... -
Today's Sunday Times reported that Malaysian Reporters have been asking for the views of their Politicians about Jaya's performance.
UMNO Youth Leader Hishamuddin Hussein was reported to have said that Jaya's statements clearly stated the arrogance which is the character of the Singapore Government.
According to Hishamuddin Hussein, many Malaysian analyst cannot understand how the water price issues can affect Singapore's sovereignty.
Furthermore, he reminded that it was by Malaysia's GOOD GRACE that Singapore was granted independence.
Now I wonder who is the one being arrogant. -
it can be see at the CNA website. stupid hamid really got jacked up his ass man. notice after awhile, he refers to his pulau batu puteh as pedra branca? he says the issua is not so simple yet he gives his own examples? fickle minded... under stress liao... applause for prof jayakumar manz...Originally posted by RAIDER:Shit! i missed tt, there a replay? -
[quote]Originally posted by Atobe:
Today's Sunday Times reported that Malaysian Reporters have been asking for the views of their Politicians about Jaya's performance.
UMNO Youth Leader Hishamuddin Hussein was reported to have said that Jaya's statements clearly stated the arrogance which is the character of the Singapore Government.
According to Hishamuddin Hussein, many Malaysian analyst cannot understand how the water price issues can affect Singapore's sovereignty.
Furthermore, he reminded that it was by Malaysia's [b]GOOD GRACE that Singapore was granted independence.
Now I wonder who is the one being arrogant.
if both sides agree to a confirm price for a certain item to be supplied for a certain period of time, then if the supplier didn't state in it's initial set of agreements that they could varies the price of their supply in accordance to ,perhaps, inflation, then if they tried to change the price any how,without honouring what it had promised, can he be trusted to honour his words the second time?
to hell with him....
and the land of Singapore and her sovereignty was not granted by anyone, we definately dun owe anyone for who we are right now!
everyone of us,regardless of race or religion,singaporeans as we call ourselves, played a part. -
pulau batu putih... pedra branca... hee... freudian slip perhaps?Originally posted by branzzz:it can be see at the CNA website. stupid hamid really got jacked up his ass man. notice after awhile, he refers to his pulau batu puteh as pedra branca? he says the issua is not so simple yet he gives his own examples? fickle minded... under stress liao... applause for prof jayakumar manz...
well, he does have a point that it is not as simple as a compound house analogy.
Jaya's analogy was clearly intended for the average working class audience... to simplify the complexities involved... well... he's a professor in international law... u think he wouldn't know that he was using an over-simplified analogy? too bad the irony is lost on those kampong monkeys...
seriously lah... Sg is getting whipped for everything these days... they're just nit picking at everything we say and do... its pretty obvious that its clearly political.
i say ignore them... what else do u do with the maniac hurling abuses at u from across the street? (i would call IMH and have him hauled away in a straight jacket, but then... sighz... its not a perfect world ) -
what happen if their F.M was in singapore and being throw lots of question like what our F.M have gone through?? hahhahahah i will made sure i wont miss that on tv .....
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oei... still remember that THINGS at sea.... i dont think we can re- cover it.....Originally posted by tripwire:the best key question i think jaya asked... is
IF.... just for the sake of argument... imagine wat if singapore stake a claim against some malaysian territory... can then singapore send its RSAF planes and RSN ships or even SAF army into malaysia to conduct routine operations until the ICJ passed its judgement? just as wat malaysia is doing to singapore over their claim over PB...
I think that point slammed right into hamid stinko mouth...
in fact... why dont we?? we can claim Johor as part of singapore and we will be able to fly all over
johor!! 
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the pedra branca issue not over yet. there is no news still on when the documents have been sent to the icj. i read somewhere that until then, malaysia can backtrack anytime. that would not be surprising looking at malaysia's behaviour.
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Quite far from it. The Malaysian press has a market to keep.Originally posted by whack:the pedra branca issue not over yet. there is no news still on when the documents have been sent to the icj. i read somewhere that until then, malaysia can backtrack anytime. that would not be surprising looking at malaysia's behaviour.
Provocation on print is one way for KL to stage its lame position
on PB and the water issue after having its own lies and tricks
on letters made public on 25 Jan.
But by having their Navy in Singapore's water is totally uncalled for,
even if when their warships come sailing in with "radar off and
guns covered". Like what Utusan Malaysia had shown in their
pic publish, the RMN Laksamana Tan Pusmah, is only as good
as a impotent warship. All it takes is a few warning rounds across
its bow, and sink it if the ship attempts to respond in kind.
Alas, the Singapore keep her cool. Kudo to the calm that Singapore
had maintain even under all these media, military and political
pressure.
A: Singapore regards Batu Putih as its compound.
B: What if we regard Singapore as our compound? -
haha the picture from mita tells much. it shows how malaysian press regard singapore i.e. we are the kid brother (sister for some of them). but difficult for singapore to keep calm all the time as malaysians will only push shove nudge bit by bit to unilaterally get their way at singapore's expense.Originally posted by Gun:Quite far from it. The Malaysian press has a market to keep.
Provocation on print is one way for KL to stage its lame position
on PB and the water issue after having its own lies and tricks
on letters made public on 25 Jan.
But by having their Navy in Singapore's water is totally uncalled for,
even if when their warships come sailing in with "radar off and
guns covered". Like what Utusan Malaysia had shown in their
pic publish, the RMN Laksamana Tan Pusmah, is only as good
as a impotent warship. All it takes is a few warning rounds across
its bow, and sink it if the ship attempts to respond in kind.
Alas, the Singapore keep her cool. Kudo to the calm that Singapore
had maintain even under all these media, military and political
pressure.
A: Singapore regards Batu Putih as its compound.
B: What if we regard Singapore as our compound? -
those mats are asking for trouble...Originally posted by whack:haha the picture from mita tells much. it shows how malaysian press regard singapore i.e. we are the kid brother (sister for some of them). but difficult for singapore to keep calm all the time as malaysians will only push shove nudge bit by bit to unilaterally get their way at singapore's expense.