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Serious [ Singapore News ] Ethnic Chinese Singaporean Must Not Be Naive : Malaysia Govt Vessels Repeatedly Intruded Into Singapore Territorial Water Off Tuas
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I prefer a willing royal family, I am all for peace, sunshine and happy endings.
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Would you turn down freebies? They would love the idea of owning more properties. The m&ds in sinkieland are not as bad as the shitskin snakes. Without the chinks, sinkieland would've turned out to be underperforming and underachieving (if there was a m&d majority) or have rampant cheating and rape (if there was a shitskin majority).
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Fucking m&ds don't understand LAW BY LAW.
It's like dealing with a 5-year-old kid and making deals with the little pinkie finger.
It's like dealing with a 5-year-old kid and making deals with the little pinkie finger.
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You got to be joking. NSmen are repressed killers, itching to fire live rounds at live targets? It's more like all are itching to get NS done with, then keng during reservist.
Our superior air power would be enough to take over Johor.
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You got to be joking. NSmen are repressed killers, itching to fire live rounds at live targets? It's more like all are itching to get NS done with, then keng during reservist.
You can add, with a target 3m wide, they can miss with their rifles...ha ha ha ha.. 70% are wo wo kings.
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dotter fucker n TRAITOR HAS SPOKEN
Not just the oppies! The majority of Singaporeans will pop champagne; including those in closets and wardrobes after being suppressed for so long.
Malaysian stayer vs Malysian quitter.
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https://www.thestar.com.my/news/nat...ore-despite-their-land-reclamation-says-loke/
Johor Baru Port limits do not encroach into Singapore, despite their land reclamation, says Loke
PUTRAJAYA: The newly-altered limits for Johor Baru Port do not encroach into Singapore's territory, said Anthony Loke (pic).
The Transport Minister said Singapore's claims that the extension of the port limits intruded into Singapore waters were “inaccurate”.
“Malaysia has always had and continues to have sovereignty over the waters within the port limits for Johor Bahru Port.
"Singapore has in recent years carried out extensive land reclamation in the area in question," said Loke in a statement on Wednesday (Dec 5).
“It is trite law that land reclamation does not extend a state’s basepoints and/or baselines," he added.
Loke said that in accordance with international law, the territorial sea of Singapore remains unchanged even when reclamation has been carried out almost to the outer limits of Singapore’s territorial seas.
“As such, the altered port limits of Johor Bahru Port are in Malaysia’s territorial sea and it is well within Malaysia’s right to draw any port limit in our territorial sea in accordance with our own national laws," added Loke.
He said that Malaysia has also taken prudent action to accurately promulgate the alteration via our Federal Government Gazette and to issue the necessary Port Circular and Notice to Mariners," said Loke.
He also said it was Malaysia's sovereign right to deploy enforcement agencies in its own territorial sea.
“This practice is fully consistent with international law and, as such, the Malaysian Maritime Enforcement Agency and the Marine Department of Malaysia have not intruded into any of part of Singapore,” he said.
Loke also said Malaysia has called on Singapore to withdraw a Port Marine Circular issued on Nov 30 which instructed vessels to disregard Malaysia's Gazette Notification.
“Malaysia urges Singapore to immediately withdraw its Port Marine Circular and prevent its enforcement agencies from further intruding into Malaysia’s territorial sea and harassing vessels and persons lawfully permitted by Malaysian laws and authorities as well as international law to be present in Malaysia’s territorial sea.
“It is precisely these actions by Singapore that amount to serious violations of Malaysia’s sovereignty and international law and are unconducive to good bilateral relations, cause confusion for the international shipping community and lead to increased navigational and safety risks to all parties,” Loke said.
Loke added that Malaysia is prepared to engage with Singapore through “appropriate diplomatic channels” towards “an amicable resolution” in this matter.
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https://www.thestar.com.my/news/nat...ore-despite-their-land-reclamation-says-loke/
Johor Baru Port limits do not encroach into Singapore, despite their land reclamation, says Loke
PUTRAJAYA: The newly-altered limits for Johor Baru Port do not encroach into Singapore's territory, said Anthony Loke (pic).
The Transport Minister said Singapore's claims that the extension of the port limits intruded into Singapore waters were “inaccurate”.
“Malaysia has always had and continues to have sovereignty over the waters within the port limits for Johor Bahru Port.
"Singapore has in recent years carried out extensive land reclamation in the area in question," said Loke in a statement on Wednesday (Dec 5).
“It is trite law that land reclamation does not extend a state’s basepoints and/or baselines," he added.
Loke said that in accordance with international law, the territorial sea of Singapore remains unchanged even when reclamation has been carried out almost to the outer limits of Singapore’s territorial seas.
“As such, the altered port limits of Johor Bahru Port are in Malaysia’s territorial sea and it is well within Malaysia’s right to draw any port limit in our territorial sea in accordance with our own national laws," added Loke.
He said that Malaysia has also taken prudent action to accurately promulgate the alteration via our Federal Government Gazette and to issue the necessary Port Circular and Notice to Mariners," said Loke.
He also said it was Malaysia's sovereign right to deploy enforcement agencies in its own territorial sea.
“This practice is fully consistent with international law and, as such, the Malaysian Maritime Enforcement Agency and the Marine Department of Malaysia have not intruded into any of part of Singapore,” he said.
Loke also said Malaysia has called on Singapore to withdraw a Port Marine Circular issued on Nov 30 which instructed vessels to disregard Malaysia's Gazette Notification.
“Malaysia urges Singapore to immediately withdraw its Port Marine Circular and prevent its enforcement agencies from further intruding into Malaysia’s territorial sea and harassing vessels and persons lawfully permitted by Malaysian laws and authorities as well as international law to be present in Malaysia’s territorial sea.
“It is precisely these actions by Singapore that amount to serious violations of Malaysia’s sovereignty and international law and are unconducive to good bilateral relations, cause confusion for the international shipping community and lead to increased navigational and safety risks to all parties,” Loke said.
Loke added that Malaysia is prepared to engage with Singapore through “appropriate diplomatic channels” towards “an amicable resolution” in this matter.
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Hmmm. I wonder what other things najib gave to PAP apart from ktm land in exchange for 1mdb money laundering secrecy.
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Many NSmen relish to shoot the generals down. Many officers will be gunned down first.
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Mudland minister makes sense. What point of dispute do you have?
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KNN if saf really invade johore there will be real and powerful firecrackers in jb KNNSAF should invade Johore. Tons of money spent on defence. It's about time to realise the spent!
Further, our resident siaolang Aunty Gin can be liberated from attacks from Malaysian dogs too.
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Jiuhu threatens our sea and air borders.
Now is the time for all sinkies to close ranks with the PAP to defend Singapore. We will be more united than ever before after we fix the oppies Low, Singh, Lim and Leong.
Now is the time for all sinkies to close ranks with the PAP to defend Singapore. We will be more united than ever before after we fix the oppies Low, Singh, Lim and Leong.
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Do all that for what?there is only one 93 year old man you will face.
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Victory will be when they cut off water. I hope that day ckmes soon
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Singapore Singapore 'won't hesitate to take firm actions against intrusions' by Malaysia: Khaw Boon Wan
Transport Minister Khaw Boon Wan speaking at a media conference addressing intrusions by Malaysian government vessels into Singapore territorial waters. (Photo: Jeremy Long)
06 Dec 2018 05:45PM (Updated: 06 Dec 2018 06:19PM)
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SINGAPORE: Singapore "will not hesitate to take firm actions against intrusions" in its waters if it becomes necessary, said Transport Minister Khaw Boon Wan on Thursday (Dec 6) in a media conference addressing Malaysia's purported extension of the Johor Bahru port limits.
Mr Khaw said that there had been 14 intrusions into Singapore's territorial waters off Tuas in the past two weeks, after changes to the port limits were announced through Malaysia's Federal Government Gazette on Oct 25, 2018.
Singapore had protested the repeated intrusions via three Third Party Notes, he added.
Mr Khaw said Singapore's security agencies will continue to patrol the area and respond to unauthorised activities on the ground.
READ: In full - Khaw Boon Wan's statement on Malaysian intrusions into Singapore territorial waters
He said the agencies have so far responded "with restraint against aggressive actions by the Malaysian government vessels", but added that Singapore "cannot allow our sovereignty to be violated, or new facts on the ground to be created".
"Therefore, if it becomes necessary, we will not hesitate to take firm actions against intrusions and unauthorised activities in our waters to protect our territory and sovereignty," said Mr Khaw.
READ: Singapore refutes PM Mahathir's claim that Malaysia has not "touched" Singapore's border
The minister also announced that Singapore has decided to extend its port limits off Tuas.
"In view of these recent provocative developments, we have decided to extend the Singapore Port Limits off Tuas via Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore (Port Limits) (Amendment) Notification 2018," said Mr Khaw.
"This extension is well within Singapore Territorial Waters, and tracks the eastern boundary of the 1999 Johor Bahru Port Limits.
"The Gazette takes effect from today," he added.
"BLATANT PROVOCATION"
In 1979, Malaysia published a map showing the limits of the territorial waters which it claimed, which included its claim on Pedra Branca, as well as on areas at the eastern and western approaches to Singapore, Mr Khaw said at the media conference.
Singapore had protested to Malaysia to reject its claim on Pedra Branca and also "stated categorically that these new boundary lines violated Singapore's sovereignty and were unacceptable to Singapore", he said.
A map showing the limits of the territorial waters claimed by Malaysia in 1979. (Map: Ministry of Transport)
Nevertheless, in 1987, Malaysia went on to publish the Johor Bahru Port Limits that followed this claimed boundary line, and made slight amendments later in 1999. Since then, for 20 years, the 1999 Johor Bahru Port Limits have remained intact.
However, on Oct 25, the limits were "unilaterally and arbitrarily extended", Mr Khaw said.
"Quite apart from the fact that Singapore has never accepted their 1979 territorial claims, the recent purported extension of the Johor Bahru port limits goes beyond what even Malaysia itself claimed as its territorial waters," he said.
The 1999 Johor Bahru Port Limits. (Map: Ministry of Transport)
According to Mr Khaw, Singapore has - since at least 1999 - been exercising its jurisdiction in the waters now covered by the recent extension of the port limits.
"We have been patrolling the area regularly, and protested any intrusions or unauthorised activities. Malaysia has never laid claim to these waters, or protested our actions there," he said.
"Now, out of the blue, Malaysia is claiming these territorial waters that belong to Singapore. Without any prior consultations, Malaysia is seeking to alter unilaterally the long-standing status quo in the area.
"This is a blatant provocation and a serious violation of our sovereignty and international law," he added.
The transport minister noted that "countries do amend their port limits from time to time".
"But they must do so in a way that does not contravene international law or infringe on the sovereignty of another country," he said, adding that the last time Singapore amended its port limits was in 1997.
Source: CNA/hs
Singapore Singapore 'won't hesitate to take firm actions against intrusions' by Malaysia: Khaw Boon Wan
Transport Minister Khaw Boon Wan speaking at a media conference addressing intrusions by Malaysian government vessels into Singapore territorial waters. (Photo: Jeremy Long)
06 Dec 2018 05:45PM (Updated: 06 Dec 2018 06:19PM)
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SINGAPORE: Singapore "will not hesitate to take firm actions against intrusions" in its waters if it becomes necessary, said Transport Minister Khaw Boon Wan on Thursday (Dec 6) in a media conference addressing Malaysia's purported extension of the Johor Bahru port limits.
Mr Khaw said that there had been 14 intrusions into Singapore's territorial waters off Tuas in the past two weeks, after changes to the port limits were announced through Malaysia's Federal Government Gazette on Oct 25, 2018.
Singapore had protested the repeated intrusions via three Third Party Notes, he added.
Mr Khaw said Singapore's security agencies will continue to patrol the area and respond to unauthorised activities on the ground.
READ: In full - Khaw Boon Wan's statement on Malaysian intrusions into Singapore territorial waters
He said the agencies have so far responded "with restraint against aggressive actions by the Malaysian government vessels", but added that Singapore "cannot allow our sovereignty to be violated, or new facts on the ground to be created".
"Therefore, if it becomes necessary, we will not hesitate to take firm actions against intrusions and unauthorised activities in our waters to protect our territory and sovereignty," said Mr Khaw.
READ: Singapore refutes PM Mahathir's claim that Malaysia has not "touched" Singapore's border
The minister also announced that Singapore has decided to extend its port limits off Tuas.
"In view of these recent provocative developments, we have decided to extend the Singapore Port Limits off Tuas via Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore (Port Limits) (Amendment) Notification 2018," said Mr Khaw.
"This extension is well within Singapore Territorial Waters, and tracks the eastern boundary of the 1999 Johor Bahru Port Limits.
"The Gazette takes effect from today," he added.
"BLATANT PROVOCATION"
In 1979, Malaysia published a map showing the limits of the territorial waters which it claimed, which included its claim on Pedra Branca, as well as on areas at the eastern and western approaches to Singapore, Mr Khaw said at the media conference.
Singapore had protested to Malaysia to reject its claim on Pedra Branca and also "stated categorically that these new boundary lines violated Singapore's sovereignty and were unacceptable to Singapore", he said.
Nevertheless, in 1987, Malaysia went on to publish the Johor Bahru Port Limits that followed this claimed boundary line, and made slight amendments later in 1999. Since then, for 20 years, the 1999 Johor Bahru Port Limits have remained intact.
However, on Oct 25, the limits were "unilaterally and arbitrarily extended", Mr Khaw said.
"Quite apart from the fact that Singapore has never accepted their 1979 territorial claims, the recent purported extension of the Johor Bahru port limits goes beyond what even Malaysia itself claimed as its territorial waters," he said.
According to Mr Khaw, Singapore has - since at least 1999 - been exercising its jurisdiction in the waters now covered by the recent extension of the port limits.
"We have been patrolling the area regularly, and protested any intrusions or unauthorised activities. Malaysia has never laid claim to these waters, or protested our actions there," he said.
"Now, out of the blue, Malaysia is claiming these territorial waters that belong to Singapore. Without any prior consultations, Malaysia is seeking to alter unilaterally the long-standing status quo in the area.
"This is a blatant provocation and a serious violation of our sovereignty and international law," he added.
The transport minister noted that "countries do amend their port limits from time to time".
"But they must do so in a way that does not contravene international law or infringe on the sovereignty of another country," he said, adding that the last time Singapore amended its port limits was in 1997.
Source: CNA/hs
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He is a mudland Collaborator,,,he has already sold out singkieland with regards to the HSR,,,,he will now sell out singkieland with regards to the air and marine space
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