Bali terror..
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Bali kenna blasted... whats next...? Terrorrist are on our doorstep liao... i think we should put some time and mind into this, and not all on bikes bikes and bikes...
This seriously affects our future economic and national security. Our family and friends... our jobs... everything...
I'm just thinking, Bali also kenna, liao, terrortist's targets are SouthEast Asia's tourist attractions, where u can find ang mohs... We can't neglet Sentosa, Malaysia etc etc...
And lastly... will be visiting JB to pump petrol safe?
Hai click on below to get pics and video reports of the attack..
http://www.channelnewsasia.com/cna/bali/ -
Singapore Prime Minister Goh Chok Tong has said the deadly bomb attack in the Indonesian resort island of Bali confirms that terrorists are shifting their theatre of operations to Southeast Asia.
Singaporeans must accept this, react in a rational manner, and try to enlarge the common space here.
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One step in this direction is the Code on Religious Harmony, which will soon be discussed with Singaporeans.
Mr Goh made these points during a dialogue with community leaders about the recent Jemaah Islamiyah arrests.
Offering his condolences to the families of victims of the deadly blast in Bali, Mr Goh made it clear that Singapore strongly condemns the nightclub bombing.
"The bomb blasts in Bali confirm what we have warned all along: that terrorists are shifting their theatre of operations to Southeast Asia. Terrorism is not a faraway problem. It is here at our doorstep," Mr Goh said.
"These terrorists are ruthless, and have no respect for human lives. Whatever their motive, Singapore strongly condemns their dastardly acts which have killed at least 187 innocent people, and injured more than 300 others," he said.
With these strong words, Mr Goh kicked off a 20-minute speech to nearly 1,700 community leaders on dealing with terrorism.
He stressed that Singaporeans have to decide their response as a nation because terrorism is a national, not a Muslim problem.
"The JI threatens our national security, our national cohesion and also our economy. And while the JI members are Muslims, and claim to be advancing the cause of Islam, they do not represent the Muslim community," Mr Goh said.
Because the JI is such a complex challenge, the Prime Minister said that Singapore's response must be multi-faceted.
First, it must acknowledge there is a terrorist threat in the region and at home, even though only a handful are involved here.
Next, Singaporeans should react in a calm and rational manner; non-Muslims must not succumb to unfounded suspicions and must rein in their fears, he said.
But he stressed this is not a one-way street -- Muslim Singaporeans must also do their part and reach out to others.
"If you become exclusive and different, this will reduce your interaction with non-Muslims. And if Islamic extremism grows in your midst, this will cause them to look at you with disquiet," Mr Goh said.
Mr Goh also welcomed the statement by Muslim groups here denouncing terrorist groups using Islam, but he said more can be done.
He suggested they study the ideology of al-Qaeda and JI to be better equipped to insulate Muslims here from their influence.
Quoting terrorism expert Rohan Gunaratna, Mr Goh said that while al-Qaeda can be tackled militarily, it is only by challenging the Islamists's misinterpretation and misrepresentation of Koran that the world can inflict long-term strategic damage on the group.
Calling for a larger common space, Mr Goh said people must remember Singapore is a secular, multi-racial and multi-religious nation.
"I think, therefore, that this is a good time for all religions in Singapore to consider a statement to shore up inter-religious confidence," Mr Goh said.
"This statement is not some legal agreement or a law. But I feel that if we agree on it, and practise our religion in accordance with the spirit of the statement, it would contribute to even better relations between Singaporeans of all religions."
The Code of Religious Harmony will, among other things aim to prevent religion from ever being a source of conflict.
Concluding, Mr Goh said he could not guarantee there wouldn't be more arrests, but reassured Singaporeans the JI's operations here have been disrupted. -
if war comes to singapore door steps, i will willingly fight and die for my country.
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Wao!!! And also willing to part with ur PGM?Originally posted by nismoS132:if war comes to singapore door steps, i will willingly fight and die for my country. -
Call Red Cross at 62200183 : they r lookin for more O- & A- blood urgently due to bali bomb..Who can donate blood..please spread the msg
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wahhhh like this died liao think soon going to be call up for resevrvist sson liao hiaz.......... WHY MUST WE HAVE WAR!!!Originally posted by TZR:Bali kenna blasted... whats next...? Terrorrist are on our doorstep liao... i think we should put some time and mind into this, and not all on bikes bikes and bikes...
This seriously affects our future economic and national security. Our family and friends... our jobs... everything...
I'm just thinking, Bali also kenna, liao, terrortist's targets are SouthEast Asia's tourist attractions, where u can find ang mohs... We can't neglet Sentosa, Malaysia etc etc...
And lastly... will be visiting JB to pump petrol safe?
Hai click on below to get pics and video reports of the attack..
http://www.channelnewsasia.com/cna/bali/
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hi all.... plsss dun be scared.... i still young wor.....i wan to get marry, gif birth and watch RA wan wor....
haizzz..... if war reali struck us, then how???
reali sad lor.... now even my camp got exercise in progress.... strict check at the house.... haizzzzzzzzzzzzz.............
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Originally posted by TZR:Singapore Prime Minister Goh Chok Tong has said the deadly bomb attack in the Indonesian resort island of Bali confirms that terrorists are shifting their theatre of operations to Southeast Asia.
Singaporeans must accept this, react in a rational manner, and try to enlarge the common space here.
Advertisement
One step in this direction is the Code on Religious Harmony, which will soon be discussed with Singaporeans.
Mr Goh made these points during a dialogue with community leaders about the recent Jemaah Islamiyah arrests.
Offering his condolences to the families of victims of the deadly blast in Bali, Mr Goh made it clear that Singapore strongly condemns the nightclub bombing.
"The bomb blasts in Bali confirm what we have warned all along: that terrorists are shifting their theatre of operations to Southeast Asia. Terrorism is not a faraway problem. It is here at our doorstep," Mr Goh said.
"These terrorists are ruthless, and have no respect for human lives. Whatever their motive, Singapore strongly condemns their dastardly acts which have killed at least 187 innocent people, and injured more than 300 others," he said.
With these strong words, Mr Goh kicked off a 20-minute speech to nearly 1,700 community leaders on dealing with terrorism.
He stressed that Singaporeans have to decide their response as a nation because terrorism is a national, not a Muslim problem.
"The JI threatens our national security, our national cohesion and also our economy. And while the JI members are Muslims, and claim to be advancing the cause of Islam, they do not represent the Muslim community," Mr Goh said.
Because the JI is such a complex challenge, the Prime Minister said that Singapore's response must be multi-faceted.
First, it must acknowledge there is a terrorist threat in the region and at home, even though only a handful are involved here.
Next, Singaporeans should react in a calm and rational manner; non-Muslims must not succumb to unfounded suspicions and must rein in their fears, he said.
But he stressed this is not a one-way street -- Muslim Singaporeans must also do their part and reach out to others.
"If you become exclusive and different, this will reduce your interaction with non-Muslims. And if Islamic extremism grows in your midst, this will cause them to look at you with disquiet," Mr Goh said.
Mr Goh also welcomed the statement by Muslim groups here denouncing terrorist groups using Islam, but he said more can be done.
He suggested they study the ideology of al-Qaeda and JI to be better equipped to insulate Muslims here from their influence.
Quoting terrorism expert Rohan Gunaratna, Mr Goh said that while al-Qaeda can be tackled militarily, it is only by challenging the Islamists's misinterpretation and misrepresentation of Koran that the world can inflict long-term strategic damage on the group.
Calling for a larger common space, Mr Goh said people must remember Singapore is a secular, multi-racial and multi-religious nation.
"I think, therefore, that this is a good time for all religions in Singapore to consider a statement to shore up inter-religious confidence," Mr Goh said.
"This statement is not some legal agreement or a law. But I feel that if we agree on it, and practise our religion in accordance with the spirit of the statement, it would contribute to even better relations between Singaporeans of all religions."
The Code of Religious Harmony will, among other things aim to prevent religion from ever being a source of conflict.
Concluding, Mr Goh said he could not guarantee there wouldn't be more arrests, but reassured Singaporeans the JI's operations here have been disrupted. -
Fuck the terrorists.Bloody cowards.Only dare to these type of cowards acts and yet dare not own up.Sons of bitches.If I were able to fight against these fuckers,I will gladly and without hesitation do sO.Originally posted by TZR:Singapore Prime Minister Goh Chok Tong has said the deadly bomb attack in the Indonesian resort island of Bali confirms that terrorists are shifting their theatre of operations to Southeast Asia.
Singaporeans must accept this, react in a rational manner, and try to enlarge the common space here.
Advertisement
One step in this direction is the Code on Religious Harmony, which will soon be discussed with Singaporeans.
Mr Goh made these points during a dialogue with community leaders about the recent Jemaah Islamiyah arrests.
Offering his condolences to the families of victims of the deadly blast in Bali, Mr Goh made it clear that Singapore strongly condemns the nightclub bombing.
"The bomb blasts in Bali confirm what we have warned all along: that terrorists are shifting their theatre of operations to Southeast Asia. Terrorism is not a faraway problem. It is here at our doorstep," Mr Goh said.
"These terrorists are ruthless, and have no respect for human lives. Whatever their motive, Singapore strongly condemns their dastardly acts which have killed at least 187 innocent people, and injured more than 300 others," he said.
With these strong words, Mr Goh kicked off a 20-minute speech to nearly 1,700 community leaders on dealing with terrorism.
He stressed that Singaporeans have to decide their response as a nation because terrorism is a national, not a Muslim problem.
"The JI threatens our national security, our national cohesion and also our economy. And while the JI members are Muslims, and claim to be advancing the cause of Islam, they do not represent the Muslim community," Mr Goh said.
Because the JI is such a complex challenge, the Prime Minister said that Singapore's response must be multi-faceted.
First, it must acknowledge there is a terrorist threat in the region and at home, even though only a handful are involved here.
Next, Singaporeans should react in a calm and rational manner; non-Muslims must not succumb to unfounded suspicions and must rein in their fears, he said.
But he stressed this is not a one-way street -- Muslim Singaporeans must also do their part and reach out to others.
"If you become exclusive and different, this will reduce your interaction with non-Muslims. And if Islamic extremism grows in your midst, this will cause them to look at you with disquiet," Mr Goh said.
Mr Goh also welcomed the statement by Muslim groups here denouncing terrorist groups using Islam, but he said more can be done.
He suggested they study the ideology of al-Qaeda and JI to be better equipped to insulate Muslims here from their influence.
Quoting terrorism expert Rohan Gunaratna, Mr Goh said that while al-Qaeda can be tackled militarily, it is only by challenging the Islamists's misinterpretation and misrepresentation of Koran that the world can inflict long-term strategic damage on the group.
Calling for a larger common space, Mr Goh said people must remember Singapore is a secular, multi-racial and multi-religious nation.
"I think, therefore, that this is a good time for all religions in Singapore to consider a statement to shore up inter-religious confidence," Mr Goh said.
"This statement is not some legal agreement or a law. But I feel that if we agree on it, and practise our religion in accordance with the spirit of the statement, it would contribute to even better relations between Singaporeans of all religions."
The Code of Religious Harmony will, among other things aim to prevent religion from ever being a source of conflict.
Concluding, Mr Goh said he could not guarantee there wouldn't be more arrests, but reassured Singaporeans the JI's operations here have been disrupted.
Why can't the law be harsher and imposed life sentence or even death sentence for those in any way associated with terrorists activities. 
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i'll implement the new laws if i m the lawOriginally posted by F50:Fuck the terrorists.Bloody cowards.Only dare to these type of cowards acts and yet dare not own up.Sons of bitches.If I were able to fight against these fuckers,I will gladly and without hesitation do sO. Why can't the law be harsher and imposed life sentence or even death sentence for those in any way associated with terrorists activities. 
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wah steady!! but too bad they haven train u leh, don think u even know how to operate or strip an M-16 heheheOriginally posted by nismoS132:if war comes to singapore door steps, i will willingly fight and die for my country.
Maybe u can start to put ur PGM aside 1st hehe -
Too sad, but to say, war has already begun. Terrorist has already been planning targets in SG, its just that we are lucky that they are caught.Originally posted by Arai^ger:hi all.... plsss dun be scared.... i still young wor.....i wan to get marry, gif birth and watch RA wan wor.... haizzz..... if war reali struck us, then how???
reali sad lor.... now even my camp got exercise in progress.... strict check at the house.... haizzzzzzzzzzzzz.............
I will say, we will soon be intercepting terror attacks.... haiz.. be prepared... -
Terrorist are a worldwide issue, not say catch one or 10 sua sua.. terrorist are worldwide... anywhere on this earth...Originally posted by F50:Fuck the terrorists.Bloody cowards.Only dare to these type of cowards acts and yet dare not own up.Sons of bitches.If I were able to fight against these fuckers,I will gladly and without hesitation do sO. Why can't the law be harsher and imposed life sentence or even death sentence for those in any way associated with terrorists activities.
Terrorists aint stupid, infact most of them are highly educated. From what i see, they have already made plans long long ago, its just they are patient enough to wait for that chance to strike...
Their main targets are the americans, wherever in this earth there are americans, there will be a chance of striking on that place... SG i must say its a big chance, coz there are many US companies and investments here... -
dat a gd one tin mayb he will ride wif it to fight?Originally posted by No_regret:Wao!!! And also willing to part with ur PGM? -
hahaha yeah it is his batmobile..........Originally posted by Si|verGer:dat a gd one tin mayb he will ride wif it to fight? -
by saying this you are putting more ppls in fear ... atttacks or not is not up to us to decide ... it up to the terrorists ... what we can do is to defend our country ... but what you say ... ermmm not very good leh ... scare more residents of SG(Singapore citizens) or are you trying to scare Sally aka arai^ger ??? Originally posted by TZR:Too sad, but to say, war has already begun. Terrorist has already been planning targets in SG, its just that we are lucky that they are caught.
I will say, we will soon be intercepting terror attacks.... haiz.. be prepared... -
wahahahah~~! Not i wanna scare them, is i wan them to be prepared. If sg really somewhere bombed, then we come and find cure, too late liao right?Originally posted by nick34:by saying this you are putting more ppls in fear ... atttacks or not is not up to us to decide ... it up to the terrorists ... what we can do is to defend our country ... but what you say ... ermmm not very good leh ... scare more residents of SG(Singapore citizens) or are you trying to scare Sally aka arai^ger ???
If its a fact, we must realise it early... not when someday some of us walk around Orchard and kenna bomb then come regret... right??
U prefer us to live in boh chup + ignorant about these terror attacks? Or to live with prepared mind and ready to defend mind? THINK~! -
haizzzz...... reali bo bian lor....Originally posted by TZR:Too sad, but to say, war has already begun. Terrorist has already been planning targets in SG, its just that we are lucky that they are caught.
I will say, we will soon be intercepting terror attacks.... haiz.. be prepared... -
why muz those MALAY be sooooo selfish????? onli think for themselves and not others..... helping OSAMA to bomb places...
why? why? why?
can u all tell mi why MALAY wana do tat???
i now damn tulanz wif malay ppl, c them reali make mi angry... -
hahaha relac abit lei...Originally posted by Arai^ger:why muz those MALAY be sooooo selfish????? onli think for themselves and not others..... helping OSAMA to bomb places...
why? why? why?
can u all tell mi why MALAY wana do tat???
i now damn tulanz wif malay ppl, c them reali make mi angry...
its not malays la...
its just so happen that these grp of ppl were infected in their brains with their so called terrorist thinkings...
as many leaders have said.. THEY DO NOT REPRESENT MALAYS
like last time JAP who invade singapore or hitler with the germans or the anti black americans or even the communist russians and chinese... we hate them.... but that doesn't mean all that particular race or ethnic grp is bad... just some of them only.... -
hmm....i dun think u should pinpoint any particular race. What some of them want to do doesnt represent the thoughts of the whole community. Those that wanna do such selfish and inhuman acts form a very small portion. Majority of the people want peace too. If u are tulan with them, u are falling into a trap set by those terrorists. what they wan is mutual distrust and hatred between different races in sg. when such a thing happen, our capability to defend ourselves will be greatly reduced.Originally posted by Arai^ger:why muz those MALAY be sooooo selfish????? onli think for themselves and not others..... helping OSAMA to bomb places...
why? why? why?
can u all tell mi why MALAY wana do tat???
i now damn tulanz wif malay ppl, c them reali make mi angry... -
but the fact tat those kena caught wan are mostly quite educated ppl holding at least an O Level certificate wor...... but now still got a few havent kena caught wor.... who noe wat they might to do sg rite??? hope they can be caught asap... sooo that they wont go round harming innocent ppl, juz like u and mi....
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educated doesnt mean they got the brains to think mahz...they only got the brains to memorise all the notes in the textbooks...then throw it all out at o levels. seeing the things they are intending to do to sg, i dare sae they are short of a brain and a heart.....Originally posted by Arai^ger:but the fact tat those kena caught wan are mostly quite educated ppl holding at least an O Level certificate wor...... but now still got a few havent kena caught wor.... who noe wat they might to do sg rite??? hope they can be caught asap... sooo that they wont go round harming innocent ppl, juz like u and mi.... -
kaozzz...... wat i sae u oso can commend sia....Originally posted by duntalkrubbish:educated doesnt mean they got the brains to think mahz...they only got the brains to memorise all the notes in the textbooks...then throw it all out at o levels. seeing the things they are intending to do to sg, i dare sae they are short of a brain and a heart.....
but now everywhere the security super strict sia.... since the bali terror, everydae go work oso kena check by those ppl at my camp outside guard hse..... summmore go where oso muz be care ful... sae 1 wrong word nia, and tat its.... -
aiyo....i also never purposely aim u mah....the most is i dun quote wat u sae loh.....
i go quote other pple then try to comment....