Wiki did not say LKY was the PM in charge of the hostage negotiation with Japs Terrorists, and he gave his ass to the Japs loser Terrorists who failed even to blast our oil tanks in Bukom! You imagine? How WEAK AND FUCKED UP COWARD is LKY?
LKY then gave the terrorist PRATA MAN & MATA COMMISSIONER TEE TUA BAH as hostage to be escorted by Japs terrorist to middle east.
Then the same old bastard made loud EMPTY noisy screams on fight War On Terror with Bush the idiot.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Laju_incident
Laju incident
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
The Laju Incident (Chinese: 拉裕事件) occurred on 31 January 1974 in Singapore, when four armed men attacked the Shell oil refinery complex on Pulau Bukom and later hijacked the ferryboat Laju.
[edit] Overview
On 31 January 1974, four men armed with submachine guns and explosives attacked the Shell oil refinery complex on Pulau Bukom, a small island lying south of Singapore. The terrorists were two members of the Japanese Red Army (JRA) and two members of the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine (PFLP). Their goal was to disrupt the oil supply from Singapore to other countries, especially South Vietnam. On 1 February 1974, a PFLP spokesman made a statement in Beirut that the attack was a warning to all monopolistic oil companies on one hand and imperialism in general on the other - especially the perceived oppression of the Arab masses in the Middle East.
At the beginning of their operation, the terrorists' boat ran aground on a coral reef. They managed to reach the shore of Bukom after convincing an unsuspecting boatman to tow them towards the island. As they headed towards a gate of an oil tank installation, they fired shots at two passing vehicles although no one was injured. A sentry at a security post managed to escape and raise the alarm.
The terrorists were able to detonate 3 of the 12 explosives they were carrying, but they caused little damage. To escape, they then hijacked the ferryboat Laju at the Bukom jetty and held 5 crew members hostage. This led to a chase and Laju was quickly surrounded by navy gunboats and marine police boats at the Eastern Anchorage.
This was followed by a few days of intense negotiations, during which two hostages managed to escape by jumping overboard in the middle of the night. The terrorists later agreed to release the other crew members in exchange for a party of "guarantors" for their safe passage to the Middle East. This 13-men party consisted of four commandos from the Singapore Armed Forces and eight other government officials. The party was led by the Director of Security and Intelligence Division at the Ministry of Defence, S R Nathan, who later became the President of Singapore in 1999.[1]
On the night of 7 February, the group was transferred from Laju to the Marine Police Headquarters and then to Paya Lebar Airport where the terrorists surrendered their weapons. After they freed the remaining three hostages, the four terrorists left Singapore on 8 February at 1:25 am, accompanied by Nathan’s team on a specially arranged Japan Airlines flight to Kuwait. After reaching Kuwait, the 13-men party flew back and reached Singapore on the following day[2]
All members of the negotiating team received National Day Honours.[3]
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Video click below to watch
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/wor...rkish-forces-kill-Kurdish-ferry-hijacker.html
Turkish forces kill Kurdish ferry hijacker
Istanbul's governor confirms a lone hijacker was killed by security forces after taking over a ferry off the coast of Turkey.
10:48AM GMT 12 Nov 2011
Turkish security forces shot dead a suspected Kurdish rebel early Saturday to end a 12-hour hostage drama on a small passenger ferry, and later reported that he was wearing fake explosives.
They killed the man in a predawn lightning raid on the Kartepe ferry, which was anchored off the port town of Silivri, west of Istanbul, after running out of fuel. The 24 passengers and crew were unhurt.
Naval commandos and anti-terror police stormed the ferry just before sunrise on Saturday, instantly killing the hijacker without any return of fire, said Governor Huseyin Avni Mutlu of Istanbul province.
Mutlu told reporters: "We decided to conduct the operation around 0535am local time and shortly after the start of the operation, the vessel was boarded and the assailant was killed.
"From the contacts we made with the assailant, it was clear that he was a terror group member. I can clearly say that."
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Although they have not claimed responsibility for the hijacking, it is thought that the main Kurdish rebel group, the Kurdistan Workers' Party, or PKK are behind the incident.
LKY then gave the terrorist PRATA MAN & MATA COMMISSIONER TEE TUA BAH as hostage to be escorted by Japs terrorist to middle east.
Then the same old bastard made loud EMPTY noisy screams on fight War On Terror with Bush the idiot.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Laju_incident
Laju incident
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
The Laju Incident (Chinese: 拉裕事件) occurred on 31 January 1974 in Singapore, when four armed men attacked the Shell oil refinery complex on Pulau Bukom and later hijacked the ferryboat Laju.
[edit] Overview
On 31 January 1974, four men armed with submachine guns and explosives attacked the Shell oil refinery complex on Pulau Bukom, a small island lying south of Singapore. The terrorists were two members of the Japanese Red Army (JRA) and two members of the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine (PFLP). Their goal was to disrupt the oil supply from Singapore to other countries, especially South Vietnam. On 1 February 1974, a PFLP spokesman made a statement in Beirut that the attack was a warning to all monopolistic oil companies on one hand and imperialism in general on the other - especially the perceived oppression of the Arab masses in the Middle East.
At the beginning of their operation, the terrorists' boat ran aground on a coral reef. They managed to reach the shore of Bukom after convincing an unsuspecting boatman to tow them towards the island. As they headed towards a gate of an oil tank installation, they fired shots at two passing vehicles although no one was injured. A sentry at a security post managed to escape and raise the alarm.
The terrorists were able to detonate 3 of the 12 explosives they were carrying, but they caused little damage. To escape, they then hijacked the ferryboat Laju at the Bukom jetty and held 5 crew members hostage. This led to a chase and Laju was quickly surrounded by navy gunboats and marine police boats at the Eastern Anchorage.
This was followed by a few days of intense negotiations, during which two hostages managed to escape by jumping overboard in the middle of the night. The terrorists later agreed to release the other crew members in exchange for a party of "guarantors" for their safe passage to the Middle East. This 13-men party consisted of four commandos from the Singapore Armed Forces and eight other government officials. The party was led by the Director of Security and Intelligence Division at the Ministry of Defence, S R Nathan, who later became the President of Singapore in 1999.[1]
On the night of 7 February, the group was transferred from Laju to the Marine Police Headquarters and then to Paya Lebar Airport where the terrorists surrendered their weapons. After they freed the remaining three hostages, the four terrorists left Singapore on 8 February at 1:25 am, accompanied by Nathan’s team on a specially arranged Japan Airlines flight to Kuwait. After reaching Kuwait, the 13-men party flew back and reached Singapore on the following day[2]
All members of the negotiating team received National Day Honours.[3]
<hr>
Video click below to watch
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/wor...rkish-forces-kill-Kurdish-ferry-hijacker.html
Turkish forces kill Kurdish ferry hijacker
Istanbul's governor confirms a lone hijacker was killed by security forces after taking over a ferry off the coast of Turkey.
10:48AM GMT 12 Nov 2011
Turkish security forces shot dead a suspected Kurdish rebel early Saturday to end a 12-hour hostage drama on a small passenger ferry, and later reported that he was wearing fake explosives.
They killed the man in a predawn lightning raid on the Kartepe ferry, which was anchored off the port town of Silivri, west of Istanbul, after running out of fuel. The 24 passengers and crew were unhurt.
Naval commandos and anti-terror police stormed the ferry just before sunrise on Saturday, instantly killing the hijacker without any return of fire, said Governor Huseyin Avni Mutlu of Istanbul province.
Mutlu told reporters: "We decided to conduct the operation around 0535am local time and shortly after the start of the operation, the vessel was boarded and the assailant was killed.
"From the contacts we made with the assailant, it was clear that he was a terror group member. I can clearly say that."
Related Content
Kurdish rebel shot dead after ferry hijack
Japanese tsunami aid worker rescued from Turkish earthquake rubble
Turkey hit by second devastating earthquake
Although they have not claimed responsibility for the hijacking, it is thought that the main Kurdish rebel group, the Kurdistan Workers' Party, or PKK are behind the incident.
