all MNC DC is coming soon in JB.. in fact its building in progress liao...
johor akan maju!!

Haha .. typical la .. why buat extra work when can gaji buta

Matter of time b4 Johor panics..

Save them!

https://www.todayonline.com/world/open-bord...ohor-businesses

Johor sudah maju. Oh wai-

terima kasih madani..
undi la madani untuk kemajuan negeri!!

This HAHAA

HAHAHA! You think the cheapskate Singaporeans who come Johor to pump cheap fuel and buy groceries got the money to travel overseas? What a joke. They don't come here also no problem, our economy don't need them!

I don't see a problem here.
I believe many sgporeans are law abiding citizens.
We're merely extending the enforcement on our side like they do on their side. Surely those with no fines has nothing to worry about, and we're merely weeding out the truants.

better work in mnc in penang ftz. food half price compared to jb cut neck

U try cut water supply to SG.... Then u know
Mersing plan

Leniency given to Singkie:

https://www.channelnewsasia.com/asia/malays...arnings-4656261

Bring on in the sweet sweet Sg dollar...

Now i can jemur my underwear outside without worrying my underwear will go missing kena curi by singkie underwear pervert.

SG gov berry happy, domestic consumption up by few points. Cukor

It's better to be self-sustaining than keep on relying on foreigners to boost the economy.

Be a self sustaining state lah, keep relying on sinkies. These shops with their harga yahudi tutup kedai better.

Where is the crying?

you tutup our air, we tutup clean water supply to johor.

meanwhile johor is actively making new LRA site and upgrading existing LRAs.

What? U think the reaction is stop supplying processed water.....
Naive dude

thats what those people in hwz forum said lol.they really think that we cant treat out own water.

Source from forum? Topkek

See what the minister say

https://www.facebook.com/share/p/sHkZHu74x7dBe1bf/

Mr #LeeKuanYew: “if PAS comes into power…and tries to meddle with the water in Johor Bahru, I’ll move my troops in. I will not wait for the Security Council to solve this little problem”
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Mr Lee’s words above were quoted by former MFA Permanent Secretary Bilahari Kausikan, in a speech he made in Cambridge, recently.

Bilahari points out the harsh realities of our foreign policy and Singapore’s vulnerable position in the region. He paid tribute to our founding leaders Lee Kuan Yew, Goh Keng Swee and S Rajaratnam whose steady hands helped navigate us through some turbulent and dangerous times in the early years.

For small nations, in Bilahari’s words, foreign policy is usually about a series of “not always neat or consistent improvisations to a messy and unpredictable reality’’.

Diplomacy is not all about being pleasant or making oneself agreeable. It’s about defending and advancing Singapore’s interests, preferably by being pleasant and agreeable but if necessary “by any appropriate means’’.

Idealism is important. But all idealism must be rooted in a hard-headed understanding of human nature and power. “Without power nothing can be achieved. And even with power not everything desirable will always be feasible.’’

In his speech, Bilahari recalled how our founding PM once told a former chief of the Malaysian Armed Force that “if PAS comes into power…and tries to meddle with the water in Johor Bahru, I’ll move my troops in. I will not wait for the Security Council to solve this little problem’’.

Singapore has done well in the five decades since independence. As a nation, we cannot be ordinary if we want to be relevant to the world.

He concluded by reminding Singapore that our external environment remains complicated, unstable and dangerous.

Bilahari’s speech is attached. It is worth reading.