better version abit...

Which part they spin? Recently I see philstar dah jadi baik dah

e also said Malaysia’s rejection of their ceasefire offer could still be considered a “positive development” because it showed that Kuala Lumpur “is also listening to the Sultanate of Sulu.” Such gesture is no sign of weakness on the part of Malaysia, he stressed.  With Mike Frialde, Jaime Laude

they are trying to get external help to force Malaysia to negotiation table, so thats why they are trying to show themselves as so good by calling for ceasefire, probably US are not interested to help them, Philippines gomen also seems neutral..

surrender or die!

PAGI2 lyn propaganda philstar

KL: No ceasefire, wipe out all militants (tajuk pn dah kata kita ni jahat)
http://www.philstar.com/headlines/2013/03/...t-all-militants

pergh philstar pusing yg kita tak ikut UN pnya kata
dah lah buat mcm kita yg jahat

philstar lagi power dari utusan,berita harian,metro

CA Majul in his book Muslims in the Philippines (1973) referred to a letter from Sultan Jamalul Azam of Sulu to the Governor General of Spain on 17 September 1879 that the coast area from Kimanis to Balikpapan was to pay tribute to the Sultan which he said proved that the Brunei territory facing Suluk was ceded to Suluk.

Interestingly enough, Pehin Jamil Umar writing in his book, Tarsilah Brunei II: Period of Splendour and Fame (2007), countered all of the above. Pehin Jamil did not deny the fact that the Sulus were invited and promised the northern Brunei territory by Sultan Muhydin if they helped him win the civil war against Sultan Abdul Mubin. However, during the battle for Pulau Cermin, the Sulu forces who were supposed to attack the island from Pulau Keingaran and from the sea, did not do so. They were terrified by the resistance of Sultan Abdul Mubin's forces in Pulau Cermin. It was only after Sultan Muhydin had won the battle did the Sulu forces landed and took the opportunity to seize a number of war booties.

According to Pehin Jamil, Sultan Muhydin refused to cede the territories claimed by Sulu. Pehin Jamil noted that the area was only "claimed" and not "ceded", as Sir Stamford Raffles, in his book "History of Java" (1830), had noted "on the north-east of Borneo proper (Brunei) lies a very considerable territory (Sabah), the sovereignty of which has long been claimed by Sulu Government".

Pehin Jamil further noted that according to the oral tradition, Sulu continued to press their claim. In 1775, one of their chiefs came to Brunei pretending to seek fresh water. What they really wanted was to seek an audience with the Sultan regarding Sabah. However, the Sultan ordered one of the chief wazirs to see them and he threatened that if they wanted to pursue their intention, he will kill them all. The Sulus immediately left. Despite that setback, the Sulus continue to maintain their claims.

The argument that Brunei has not ceded Sabah to Sulu is supported by LR Wright in her book The Origins of British Borneo (1970). She wrote: "indeed, the legitimacy of the Sulu claim to the territory (North Borneo) is in considerable doubt partly because of the unreliability of tarsilas such as 'Selesilah', which in many cases are nothing more than written-down legends to enhance the status of the royal house which produced them. Succeeding Sultans of Brunei have denied that northern Borneo was given to Sulu, and only the weight of Sulu tradition supports the claim. The weight of Brunei tradition challenges it".

The Sulu claim is currently resting on that treaty which was mentioned at the beginning of this article signed by Sultan Jamalalulazam of Sulu appointing Baron de Overbeck as Dato Bendahara and Raja Sandakan on 22nd January 1878. But at the beginning of this article, there is, in fact, another treaty which was signed earlier by Sultan Abdul Momin appointing Baron de Overbeck as the Maharaja Sabah, Rajah Gaya and Sandakan signed on 29th December 1877. In 1877, the Brunei Sultanate then still believed and maintained that the territory was in fact still under the control of the Brunei Sultanate.

Another interesting document is the British North Borneo Treaties Protocol of 1885 signed in Madrid, which is also known as the Madrid Protocol of 1885, a copy of which can be found on Sabah State Attorney General's website. It was signed by the British, Germany and Spain who was the predecessor government of the Philippines. The two most important articles are Article I British and Germany recognising the sovereignty of Spain over the Sulu Archipelago and Article III Spain relinquishing all claims to Borneo.

This article serves only to point out that past events have repercussions on the present and more so if the past events were not clearly defined as in this particular case.
read all about it
The Brunei Times

i tot we already know that FACT from my thread?

ni bukan yg first lah,ni yg kena serang hendap hari tu

aku rasa ni cara malaysia jwb kepada UN,yg sulu ni penganas yg patut dibunuh sehaja

aku rasa tida negara akan terima syarat ceasefire sdgkn org negara dia tlh dibunuh dgn kejam apatah lagi mayat dihancurkan cam tu

this like malaysia say to UN,"you see how fark up those terrorist are,and you siding with them"

apa nie...our fallen heros?

2.30pm: Second wave of air attacks start at Felda Sahabat.

Read more: LATEST ON LAHAD DATU: Explosions heard in Felda Sahabat - Latest - New Straits Times http://www.nst.com.my/latest/font-color-re...3#ixzz2MvhdZG9N

Senjata dirampas daripada pengganas.
http://pbs.twimg.com/media/BE0TUnTCAAACTWj.jpg

Bikin panas ni sandakan.com chat 

hehehe. bha you oso stalking?

looks like operation theater moved to Kudat. Leh call adik sultan kiram to ask about the place, he used be ADO there

sos?