wow... V6 already. i'm starting with V1 and now this thread going way up to V6. very fast... congrats. good to see young people interested with military stuff and news. keep it up. maybe i'm not contribute much now but i still follow this thread.

and also congrats to PASKAL. no matter whatever people say, whatever people cursed... you guys are kicking a$$. no need to shoot the pirates on the chest or on the head because capturing pirates or any bad guys ALIVE is 100% proving all the trainning and effort is well paid off.

my SGPV proposal design for those who seek low cost budget...

ahhhh... dont worry. we replace the body with fibre glass one. one layer only. i give cheaper price

proposed engine... house fan with car battery

that one will be secondary engine in case fan broken or battery is kaput

i'm looking to be his defence analysist. hope he can offer that job. thats why i design that boat

dont forget to propose my boat aaaa... we split 50-50

splitting 6 billion into 6 vessels off course you got 1 billion each. but why we dont even think about other things? salary for workers, equipments, facilities, ToT, R&D, this that blablablabla... are we going to pay them with leaves? we not in stoneage era anymore. to get a hitech gadget off course we need to spend lots of money. same goes if we want to get our hand on Iphone4 or N900 or Blackberry Torch. mahal takpa janji aku boleh pakai Iphone4. so... its vice versa. like people who like to complain how expensive the oil price is. but in the end they need to fill up their car with that expensive oil because car cant move if we used water. except they return back to steam era... if they want to la.

so... why complaining? my dad busted his ass to protect this country and its people. same goes with my little brother and my late grandfather. what do they get? just lots of condemn and negative critics. i felt sorry for them and those who are retired, still in service and those who perished during peace and war time protecting this country. hmmmmmm... its up to us to decide what is best for this country. are we ready to protect is lovely and beautiful country? or raise our butt and flee away saving our own ass?


my comment in another thread

adidas also produce tactical boots for SF especially the German's GSG9.







p/s : atreyu when ting tong looking for this boot. hahahahahaha

This post has been edited by mr.kurien: Feb 22 2011, 10:08 AM

yeahhhh



maybe alfie can give us the latest prices. hehehehe

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Added on February 22, 2011, 10:12 am

ok... guest the maker of this boot

This post has been edited by mr.kurien: Feb 22 2011, 10:12 AM

Actually its the Syiah who caused all the trouble. Syiah is ajaran sesat

we have a group of SF guarding each embassy.

Monte Zain leaved his hometown of Alor Setar at the age of 20, he sailed as a seaman on a merchant ship on a voyage to the New World to pursue his unusual dream of becoming a Hollywood actor.

A young man of lesser character and determination would have been completely overwhelmed by cultural shock during his first week on American soil in June 1947 as he walked the streets of Harlem alone-surviving on bread and water from drinking fountains in New York Central Park - sleeping in subway trains and on park benches.

Deligence and thrift saw Monte Zain on the road towards an initial career as an actor. He studied and worked, sometime on three shifts in restaurant to support himself and his family back in Malaya, and not forgetting to set aside five dollars in a savings account from each paycheck to assist his friends in the "Saberkas" theater group to come to America for higher studies.

Life expose him to many types of people and interpersonal experiences. His likeness to Sabu of "The Elephant Boy" fame was a strong magnetic attraction in his many encounters with the opposite sex.

Circumtances beyond the control of mortal man intervened and short stopped his dream of a career on the Big Screen, but not before two of his Malayan friends came to join him in California for higher education opportunities. As for himself, Monte Zain joined the US Army, primarily, out of necessity and survival.

He finally became a citizen of the United States and settled permenantly in California with his Japanese-born soul mate.

sorry... no links or source or complete details about him. all i know he wrote a book. "OUT OF MALAYA" and it is hard to find that book. maybe you can look for it through e-bay. some say he still live and well.

i believe we all know and heard these 2 proverbs... "SEDIAKAN PAYUNG SEBELUM HUJAN" and "BILA DAH TERHANTUK BARU NAK TERNGADAH"

it is not the issue of wasting the so called "rakyat money". actually what is "rakyat"? civillians? how about soldiers? their families member? civis who work inside the camp? civis who sweep the floor inside army camp? are those not "rakyat"? if not, what must we called them? barua? soldiers also pay taxes and same thing with the polices.

take example of land broker... a land owner wanted to sell his land for about 30k. when he went to see a land broker, that LB automatically raised the sum maybe up to 40 to 50k. "his upah" for sure. same with us... we do the same thing because we want to get extra bucks for what we are selling. no doubt about that. just go to 2 or 3 supermarkets and compare all the prices for a single item for example baby milk powder. and you will find lots and lots of different prices on one same item.

so to guarantee our security do we need our protectors to use just a "slingshot" or "arrow" or "stone" or "tipped wood"? tepuk dada tanyalah selera


it is called MOOTW - Military Operation Other Than War

TYPHOON is going to roam the sky of Langkawi this year...