tak kena hack pun?

from NST today
Meanwhile, Zahid defended the Shipborne Protection Team commandos for not using unnecessary force in capturing the pirates.

Foreign reports claimed the Malaysian commandos had treated the pirates with kid gloves.

"The commandos did a good job, with minimal risk to our crew and vessel and without the loss of lives," said Zahid, hitting back at reports that the Malaysian commandos were passive, unlike their South Korean counterparts who killed eight pirates in another rescue operation.

"Our mission was a success without loss of lives. All this was done without compromising the safety of the crew and vessel."

Read more: Captured pirates to face prosecution in Malaysia http://www.nst.com.my/nst/articles/4somas/...e#ixzz1C0ZywQNc

Some comment our commandos
very passive  

story behind this ? other than the file name .lol

photochop?

f*** YEAH..you know this country is a kiss-ass country when zahid hamidi is airborne qualified and has a GGK beret

^ hell, they might take the economical way and call up any super power to build  their military and naval base here in malaysia.

indonesia higher than israel,australia,canada????DAMN THOSE BAKSO BASTERDS ARE ALMIGHTY!!! INDONESIA STRONG!!11ONE!!11

isn't that guy last time said APC = MBT??     

from now on, i will post butthurt material as many as possible there and then buat bodoh je

Imma waiting them to have huge cost in military expenditure...
i'm wondering how much their plane going to be grounded...

Did anyone read Dzirhan Mahadzir response to Dr Kua's

hahahahaha to Dr.Kua
a nice write btw by Dzirhan

Bomb find at KLIA puts 56 flights on hold

KUALA LUMPUR: Fifty-six flights at the KL International Airport (KLIA) were delayed after a bomb, believed to be from World War II, was found at the site of the KLIA II construction site.

Workers at the site found the bomb on Monday night.

Airport services were stopped twice – from 11am to noon and 3pm to 3.30pm – to ensure the bomb was safely detonated.

Transport Minister Datuk Seri Kong Cho Ha said, as a precaution, the exercise was carried out jointly between the bomb disposal squad and Malaysia Airports Bhd (MAB) security.

He said the two service interruptions were necessary as the bomb was too risky to be moved.

“It was better to detonate it.”

The first detonation affected 37 flights, while the second affected 19 arrivals and departures.

“The bomb was successfully detonated at 3.18pm,” said Sepang Acting OCPD Deputy Supt Baharuddin Mustapha.

All services at the KLIA resumed after that.

the Japs are more than capable to produce their own fighter without other assistance

and knowing their armament,it's going to be expensive as hell.

remember F-2? it's essentially a F-16 with the pricetag of F-15

nope the OIC are saying... Ohh I see!!

what the hell is this?

mr drill sergeant got to do something about this chap.....