Sweet. Didn’t have to wait long before the name calling started, did we? Rather like Godwin’s Law, the Red Menace is a clincher, isn’t it? Not so much a bark as a witch hunt now, eh? Desperate or what.
Just recently PPT has been linking to some damning papers concerning the king, on Andrew MacGregor Marshall’s facebook page and personnal website, some of which Andrew has been so kind as to translate into Thai.
Royal Sulu’s post(#4)is the kind of poisonous drivel one can expect from the clash of rival feudal clans. This case is about the Philippines, but it could be anywhere, from the jungles of New Guinea to the palaces of Thailand.
I tell you the truth. The Jabidah Massacre would not have happened if only the traitor Ninoy (Aquino family) did not expose the training for Merdeka Operation! (Exposing it forced Marcos to erase any trace of the training, but someone escaped). Even the Mediola massacre in Philippines was planned and staged by the Aquinos (using the NPA/Communists) just so Marcos will be blamed and was forced to declare Martial Law. Goodthing the traitor Ninoy was assassinated! And the current Noynoying president is also a traitor by siding with Malaysia thereby giving MAF/Police a go signal to proceed with the Sabah Massacre of Filipinos. The mocking faces of Aquinos in the 500 Peso bill is a BIG joke and disgrace to the Filipino people.
I thought I would pass along this SMS from a Filipino friend of mine:
The MNLF, MILF and even the Abu Sayyaf could aid the Kirams in Sabah (they have about 7,000 well-armed and seasoned fighters). Counter-insurgency at its worse…
…they are fighting on. Expect the death toll to reach a hundred in 2 weeks. KL is a possible target for the insurgents.
“The first treaty was signed by Brunei’s 24th Sultan, Sultan Abdul Momin, appointing Baron de Overbeck as the Maharaja Sabah, Rajah Gaya and Sandakan signed on 29th December 1877. The second treaty was signed by Sultan Jamalalulazam of Sulu appointing Baron de Overbeck as Dato Bendahara and Raja Sandakan on 22nd January 1878, about three weeks after the first treaty was signed.”
racial integration is not possible in malaysia which has enshrined and institutionalised racism via its constitution and special privileges based on race and religon; when the minorities feel starkly alienated, it is very easy for them to coalesce along ethnic/religious lines. and to be proud to call oneself indian, is and should not be an issue. I respect Hindraf and its struggle, its links with extremist groups notwithstanding; they almost brought down the despised BN govt, u got to take your hats off of the them. with regards to brahmins and aryan elites, class and caste based discrimination is everywhere (england is a stark example)… i seriously think the brits should not have given the indians citizenship, at least we would not be in this mess – fighting for inalienable rights
I think there is an element of conspiracy theorising on the Philippine side of this, particularly in the assertion that the Malaysians basically created and formented the MNLF insurgency. The amount of cross-border support to the MNLF was actually very limited and from the early 1970s the Malaysians and Indonesians actively worked to stop external aid to the rebels, particularly from Libya. And since 1996 Malaysia has played an increasingly important role in the peace process. It is a bit of self-delusion to believe that the Mindanao insurgency would not have happened without Malaysia’s dastardly scheming to keep the Philippines weak. The same claim was made about all of ASEAN’s communist insurgencies – that they were directed from Beijing as part of illegitimate attempts to “subvert” the existing order. But like those insurgencies, the one in Mindanao was firmly rooted in local social, economic and political contradictions. Patricio Abinales’ work has shown how the Mindanao insurgency is very much bound up in struggles over land, resources and patronage networks between local Muslim people and Catholic landlords backed by Manila, for example. Furthermore, the idea that the non-modernisation of the AFP is down to Malaysian meddling also overlooks an arguably more important factor, i.e. the venality of the Philippine oligarchy which has preferred to plunder the state rather than bolster its institutions.
In 1658 the sultan of Brunei gave the area to the sultan of Sulu. Was it really the sultan of Brunei’s land to give away? Surely the land was stolen in the first place.
To be honest…i’m a karen. my name is Day Day Poe (little brother in karen) I use to be a figther in the KNLA but since i move to the US im just a broke ass dude working at the pig factory. I’d like to go back to the country and Get Some Action again. i heard the news One of my elder just stepped on a landmine and blew his leg up. However,i heard The Karenstate is really getting better this day. But their neighbor, Kachin is really taking heavy hits with all the airstrikes coming on them.
Hey Everyone, is this like a Top Secret military meeting or something? You guys sound like Those black ops dude that can break a neck with a finger. I dont know most of yall but i do know David Everret cuz he did cause some disturbing in austrilian long ago. I respect all you mercenary for helping the cause. Now imma get outta here. Please do not come and assasinate me. I believe you all are capible of Shooting a man Special Ops style.
I think the David they are refering to is The Austrilian SAS special force fighter that turn into a Mercenary. (David F.Everret) David became Australia Most wanted from trying to raise fund for the KNLA.
Amazing how this particular mutt keeps barking up the wrong tree. Creation of poverty is not Uncle Sam’s only now coming in to widen the gap into a yawning chasm. So watch this space and behold how careful useful market snatching resource grabbing West will wreak havoc in this new hitherto untapped market. Boom and bust,at the very least to look forward to. Happy days.
The first sentence of the article states:
In a recent post, Andrew Walker mentioned that Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra had demonstrated an “unwillingness, or inability, to put in place any meaningful reform of Thailand’s lèse-majesté law” which had seen “outrageous prison sentences.”
I’m not at all sure what Jim means when he says that a statement of fact is missing the point. I was quoting AW, but the statement that “unwillingness, or inability” to do anything doesn’t seem to say anything other than Jim’s own statement. They haven’t done anything to abolish or reform the law and that may reflect an “inability” to do this. When recall that the govt campaigned on reforming LM, this unwillingness and/or inability to act is significant.
The so called “Indians” named after an artificial Indus river identity , have multiple identities like a chamelon. There is nothing common between a Tamilian and a Punjabi. They themselves are two different “races”. India is an artificial country built on the names given by outsiders. In Sri lanka, the tamilians fought a bloody battle against the Buddhist majority sinhala, and refused to call themselves “Indians” but Tamils. Rather than identify yourself as Indian after Indian state, start calling yourselves Malaysian Tamils and stick to one identity. As far as “racism” is concerned, everyone knows the racial oppression done on Kashmiris, and Oriental tribes in the eastern side of India by the Indians, killing them and occupying their lands. What goes around, comes aground. As far as HINDRAF is concerned, building ties wth Hindu nationalists who have links with Hindu extremists in India, who have murdered Muslims and Christan (Godhra riots, Orissa killings) and so on, won’t help anyone in Malaysia. There is no such “Racial identity” called Indian, first get rid of that colonial, outsider given name, and adopt your true identities, and integrate in Malaysia,and be thankful you live there. In india, you would be treated 4th class, low caste people, black skinned by the so called Brahmin and aryan elite. Seriously, move on.
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Hundreds of bags of fish
Sweet. Didn’t have to wait long before the name calling started, did we? Rather like Godwin’s Law, the Red Menace is a clincher, isn’t it? Not so much a bark as a witch hunt now, eh? Desperate or what.
Campaigning on lèse-majesté
Just recently PPT has been linking to some damning papers concerning the king, on Andrew MacGregor Marshall’s facebook page and personnal website, some of which Andrew has been so kind as to translate into Thai.
Sabah – the question that won’t go away
Royal Sulu’s post(#4)is the kind of poisonous drivel one can expect from the clash of rival feudal clans. This case is about the Philippines, but it could be anywhere, from the jungles of New Guinea to the palaces of Thailand.
Fast food and rapid change
Dear Sir,
Are you sure it is really the Japanese, not Korean?
http://www.lotteria.com/eng/
Sabah – the question that won’t go away
I tell you the truth. The Jabidah Massacre would not have happened if only the traitor Ninoy (Aquino family) did not expose the training for Merdeka Operation! (Exposing it forced Marcos to erase any trace of the training, but someone escaped). Even the Mediola massacre in Philippines was planned and staged by the Aquinos (using the NPA/Communists) just so Marcos will be blamed and was forced to declare Martial Law. Goodthing the traitor Ninoy was assassinated! And the current Noynoying president is also a traitor by siding with Malaysia thereby giving MAF/Police a go signal to proceed with the Sabah Massacre of Filipinos. The mocking faces of Aquinos in the 500 Peso bill is a BIG joke and disgrace to the Filipino people.
Sabah – the question that won’t go away
I thought I would pass along this SMS from a Filipino friend of mine:
The MNLF, MILF and even the Abu Sayyaf could aid the Kirams in Sabah (they have about 7,000 well-armed and seasoned fighters). Counter-insurgency at its worse…
…they are fighting on. Expect the death toll to reach a hundred in 2 weeks. KL is a possible target for the insurgents.
Hundreds of bags of fish
You be the Judge
Uncle Crusoe’s “useless careless”policy period: (1962)1988-2013
According to Moe Aung 1.1.2.2
Uncle Sam’s present policy period: 2013-?
A commie masquerading as greenie?
Sabah – the question that won’t go away
Who owned what land and who stole whose land would depend on how far back into history do we go.
Sabah – the question that won’t go away
Syed Putra, thanks very much for this link.
“The first treaty was signed by Brunei’s 24th Sultan, Sultan Abdul Momin, appointing Baron de Overbeck as the Maharaja Sabah, Rajah Gaya and Sandakan signed on 29th December 1877. The second treaty was signed by Sultan Jamalalulazam of Sulu appointing Baron de Overbeck as Dato Bendahara and Raja Sandakan on 22nd January 1878, about three weeks after the first treaty was signed.”
Adds even more complexity to the issue.
Sabah – the question that won’t go away
you can read about Brunei’s side of the sbah story here.
http://www.bt.com.bn/golden-legacy/2013/03/07/sabah-and-sulu-claims
Campaigning on lèse-majesté
Regarding the trackbacks/pings “Continuing the LM discussion << Political Prisoners in Thailand" the website is yet again blocked by MICT in Thailand.
Malaysian Indians: A sad story
racial integration is not possible in malaysia which has enshrined and institutionalised racism via its constitution and special privileges based on race and religon; when the minorities feel starkly alienated, it is very easy for them to coalesce along ethnic/religious lines. and to be proud to call oneself indian, is and should not be an issue. I respect Hindraf and its struggle, its links with extremist groups notwithstanding; they almost brought down the despised BN govt, u got to take your hats off of the them. with regards to brahmins and aryan elites, class and caste based discrimination is everywhere (england is a stark example)… i seriously think the brits should not have given the indians citizenship, at least we would not be in this mess – fighting for inalienable rights
Sabah – the question that won’t go away
I think there is an element of conspiracy theorising on the Philippine side of this, particularly in the assertion that the Malaysians basically created and formented the MNLF insurgency. The amount of cross-border support to the MNLF was actually very limited and from the early 1970s the Malaysians and Indonesians actively worked to stop external aid to the rebels, particularly from Libya. And since 1996 Malaysia has played an increasingly important role in the peace process. It is a bit of self-delusion to believe that the Mindanao insurgency would not have happened without Malaysia’s dastardly scheming to keep the Philippines weak. The same claim was made about all of ASEAN’s communist insurgencies – that they were directed from Beijing as part of illegitimate attempts to “subvert” the existing order. But like those insurgencies, the one in Mindanao was firmly rooted in local social, economic and political contradictions. Patricio Abinales’ work has shown how the Mindanao insurgency is very much bound up in struggles over land, resources and patronage networks between local Muslim people and Catholic landlords backed by Manila, for example. Furthermore, the idea that the non-modernisation of the AFP is down to Malaysian meddling also overlooks an arguably more important factor, i.e. the venality of the Philippine oligarchy which has preferred to plunder the state rather than bolster its institutions.
Sabah – the question that won’t go away
In 1658 the sultan of Brunei gave the area to the sultan of Sulu. Was it really the sultan of Brunei’s land to give away? Surely the land was stolen in the first place.
Volunteering to fight in Burma
To be honest…i’m a karen. my name is Day Day Poe (little brother in karen) I use to be a figther in the KNLA but since i move to the US im just a broke ass dude working at the pig factory. I’d like to go back to the country and Get Some Action again. i heard the news One of my elder just stepped on a landmine and blew his leg up. However,i heard The Karenstate is really getting better this day. But their neighbor, Kachin is really taking heavy hits with all the airstrikes coming on them.
Volunteering to fight in Burma
Hey Everyone, is this like a Top Secret military meeting or something? You guys sound like Those black ops dude that can break a neck with a finger. I dont know most of yall but i do know David Everret cuz he did cause some disturbing in austrilian long ago. I respect all you mercenary for helping the cause. Now imma get outta here. Please do not come and assasinate me. I believe you all are capible of Shooting a man Special Ops style.
Inside Burma – In London
I think the David they are refering to is The Austrilian SAS special force fighter that turn into a Mercenary. (David F.Everret) David became Australia Most wanted from trying to raise fund for the KNLA.
Hundreds of bags of fish
Amazing how this particular mutt keeps barking up the wrong tree. Creation of poverty is not Uncle Sam’s only now coming in to widen the gap into a yawning chasm. So watch this space and behold how careful useful market snatching resource grabbing West will wreak havoc in this new hitherto untapped market. Boom and bust,at the very least to look forward to. Happy days.
Campaigning on lèse-majesté
The first sentence of the article states:
In a recent post, Andrew Walker mentioned that Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra had demonstrated an “unwillingness, or inability, to put in place any meaningful reform of Thailand’s lèse-majesté law” which had seen “outrageous prison sentences.”
I’m not at all sure what Jim means when he says that a statement of fact is missing the point. I was quoting AW, but the statement that “unwillingness, or inability” to do anything doesn’t seem to say anything other than Jim’s own statement. They haven’t done anything to abolish or reform the law and that may reflect an “inability” to do this. When recall that the govt campaigned on reforming LM, this unwillingness and/or inability to act is significant.
Malaysian Indians: A sad story
The so called “Indians” named after an artificial Indus river identity , have multiple identities like a chamelon. There is nothing common between a Tamilian and a Punjabi. They themselves are two different “races”. India is an artificial country built on the names given by outsiders. In Sri lanka, the tamilians fought a bloody battle against the Buddhist majority sinhala, and refused to call themselves “Indians” but Tamils. Rather than identify yourself as Indian after Indian state, start calling yourselves Malaysian Tamils and stick to one identity. As far as “racism” is concerned, everyone knows the racial oppression done on Kashmiris, and Oriental tribes in the eastern side of India by the Indians, killing them and occupying their lands. What goes around, comes aground. As far as HINDRAF is concerned, building ties wth Hindu nationalists who have links with Hindu extremists in India, who have murdered Muslims and Christan (Godhra riots, Orissa killings) and so on, won’t help anyone in Malaysia. There is no such “Racial identity” called Indian, first get rid of that colonial, outsider given name, and adopt your true identities, and integrate in Malaysia,and be thankful you live there. In india, you would be treated 4th class, low caste people, black skinned by the so called Brahmin and aryan elite. Seriously, move on.