we tied death to our chest, not as a threat,

but as a truth we accepted without complaint. 

The uniform was never just bravery— it was sacrifice stitched into cloth,

an oath worn against the skin, a promise to stand

when others slept in safety. Salute us not only 

when medals gleam in sunlight, but remember us

when the uniform is folded away. Do not honour us in youth

and humiliate us in age. We retired honourably, 

our side of the bargain fulfilled, yet were dismissed

by those who never stood watch, ignored by politicians

who borrowed our courage for their speeches. 

We wore the crown of valour, kept our oath,

held the line against the enemies of the State.

Now time has claimed its due— some broken, 

some ill, some silent,

and widows waiting with hope that grows thinner each year.

The gallery is ungrateful, selfish hands deciding 

the welfare of those who once guaranteed their safety.

What meaning do parades hold, what value hollow ceremonies, 

when sincerity is absent and justice delayed?

Can the people not see the injustice? The uniform once said everything.

Now it hangs in a wardrobe, gathering dust—

yet still heavy with integrity, 

honesty, and loyalty.

We will not live as forgotten shadows

of our own service. Stripped of uniform,

we remain clothed in honour.

for God,

for King, and Country.

What happened in the next 14 minutes would shatter an entire enemy regiment and rewrite the rules of jungle warfare. But how do just six men destroy a force one hundred times their size without firing a single shot themselves? I served in both 2 Sqn and 3 Sqn SASR. In SVN with 2 Sqn. 

By far the best patrol I was on was one when I didn’t fire a shot. 4th day into the patrol, we hit sign of high volume traffic on trails. By day 7 we found an occupied camp, we pulled back and made contact, organised: An Arclight strike (they flew in from Guam). 

A Phantom strike (they dropped napalm within 2 minutes of the Arclight strike A Cobra strike (gunships working over the camp). In order to pinpoint the camp for the Arclight and Phantoms, we had taken 2 days to crawl into that camp, lay a timed Smoke, that gave us 12 hours to crawl out of the camp and get to a safe location from the strikes.

the Democratic Party has been completely taken over by radical socialists who want to destroy the economy, abolish capitalism, and impose Venezuela-style policies on the entire country. His statements and actions have become a political weapon that's about to annihilate Democrats nationwide.

In this video, we expose how Mamdani just screwed the entire Democratic Party beyond New York City. From his recent public statements openly advocating for full socialism, government takeover of private industry, and wealth confiscation that Republicans are already using in campaign ads, to video footage of Mamdani praising communist regimes and attacking free market capitalism that moderate Democrats can't defend, his sponsorship of legislation so extreme that even progressive Democrats are distancing themselves to avoid association, the political reality that Mamdani represents the true face of the modern Democratic Party that swing voters despise, and Republicans celebrating as they tie every Democratic candidate to Mamdani's radical agenda in competitive districts, we break down the disaster.

Discover what specific statements Mamdani made that are being weaponized against Democrats, how many competitive races could flip because of the socialist association, whether moderate Democrats will publicly condemn him or stay silent, and if this represents the final proof that the Democratic Party has gone too far left to win outside urban bubbles.

Spain is legalising hundreds of thousands of illegal migrants to “defeat the far right.” Italy is debating knife violence on national television. Germany releases violent offenders who go on to kill. The UK shelters illegal migrants in hotels while its own citizens struggle to survive. 

These are not isolated incidents. They are symptoms of a political ideology that prioritises optics over public safety, ideology over reality, and compassion signalling over common sense. This video examines: 

Why European governments are accelerating demographic change Shocking migrant crime cases from Italy, Germany, and the UK The consequences of mass migration without integration How public anger creates the conditions for extremist backlash Why Australia, Canada, and the US are not immune to this trajectory

I remember a time in Walmart, an airman walked past me. He stopped in his tracks and turned. He stood at attention and saluted. I walked over and A disabled Navy SEAL in a wheelchair is still 10 times more dangerous than your average citizen. saw an old man in a wheelchair with a Korean war vet hat on. This is the respect we need for our veterans. 

I have never witnessed a disabled vet (or a Navy SEAL) being humiliated for "being in a wheelchair" in a public restaurant. Everywhere I go people buy them food and drinks. I really miss my dad today (11/11/2025 Veterans Day). 

He passed away on my youngest daughter’s birthday in 1984. He was in the USAF for 26 years after being in the Newfoundland Regiment for several years before immigrating to the U.S. My mom was in the Air Force, also. They met and married in TX. They had 7 children. 

Dad did 2 tours in Thailand during the Viet Nam War, when Americans were being told “there were no soldiers in Thailand.” He worked on the gunnery radar of the jets that were flying over Nam. I am proud and thankful that my parents were both in the military! 

And to know that soldiers returning from Asia were spat upon by my peers and their children are just as disrespectful now as their parents were then, breaks my heart. Thank you to all soldiers who fought and still fight for my freedom today!

Peaceful days in a Peaceful country by the acts of Peacefuls. Pakistan tasting their own medicine. Karma at its best, hope Pakistan will learn from their past. Remember how Chechen women terrorized Moscow ? This is just the beginning. Place looks like Mad Max.

This is the untold story of what occurred when the world's most elite maritime commandos discovered that being the best-funded doesn't mean being the best-trained. When SEALs watched Australians navigate 3 kilometers underwater without surfacing. 

When they witnessed psychological warfare tactics involving enemy bodies that made hardened operators physically ill. When they learned that the Australian SAS operated on a level of discipline and lethality that seemed to defy human capability. 

The shocking 72-hour reconnaissance mission that made SEALs question everything they knew about jungle warfare How Australian operators remained motionless for 11+ hours while enemy forces walked within meters of their position. 

The disturbing body display doctrine that created supernatural fear among Vietcong forces Secret tunnel clearance techniques conducted in total darkness that the Pentagon banned US personnel from replicating Why 28 Navy SEALs requested immediate reassignment after training with the Australians. 

The classified after-action report that stated "These men operate on a different level of existence" Combat swimming techniques allowing 7-kilometer underwater movements without scuba gear.

Don and all the rioters should be arrested for terrorizing a church service, period!!!!! People think they are above the law because no one is ever punished for their crimes. Every single one of those agitators need to be put in prison for 10 years. Church attendees need to file civil cases against the trespassers for assault, emotional distress, and intrusion upon seclusion. Each individual attendee has a separate claim. Hanoi Jane: Your fifteen minutes ended last century.

They'd been separated for six years. She thought she'd never see him again. He thought she was dead. He looked directly at her face—and didn't recognize her. This is the story of Elise and Thomas Hartmann. A marriage destroyed by war. A chance encounter in a POW camp.

The judge called it theft. The sentence was death. And to make an example, they forced William's three younger brothers — Samuel, Thomas, and Henry — to watch from the front row while their brother's neck snapped and the crowd cheered. Samuel was 17. Thomas was 15. Henry was 13. 

They stood in that square and watched their brother die for trying to keep them alive. Watched the marshals laugh. Watched the town celebrate. Watched William's body swing while people threw rotten vegetables. 

That night, three brothers became the Mountain Phantoms. Over the next seven years, all 21 marshals and officials involved in William's hanging would die — each one found with a noose around their neck.

William Russell: 19 years old, eldest of four brothers: 

► The brutal winter of 1887 and the family's starvation 

► The corn theft that carried a death sentence 

► The trial that lasted less than an hour 

► The judge who wanted to "make an example" 

► The public hanging in the town square 

► Samuel, Thomas, and Henry forced to watch 

► The crowd that cheered while William died 

► The marshals who laughed at the family 

► The night three brothers made a blood oath 

► The transformation: farm boys to phantoms 

► Marshal #1: found six months later 

► The noose signature left on every body 

► Marshals 2-12: seven years of patient hunting 

► How teenagers became invisible killers 

► The brothers who moved like one shadow 

► Marshals 13-20: some begged for mercy 

► The judge who signed the death warrant 

► Marshal #21: the one who kicked the platform 

► The investigation that found only ghosts 

► Mountain people who sheltered the brothers 

► The Russells: never caught, never tried 

► Three brothers buried beside William's grave

21 men thought they were enforcing the law. Three brothers knew they were watching murder. William Russell stole corn because his family was starving. The winter had killed their crops. Their father had died the year before. At 19, William was trying to keep his younger brothers alive — and the law hanged him for it in front of them. 

The Mountain Phantoms earned their name in those hills. Three brothers who moved as one, who hunted as a pack, who left the same calling card on every body: a noose, tied the same way the hangman tied William's. 

For seven years, every marshal and official connected to that hanging lived in fear. Some fled Kentucky. Some hired guards. Some begged for forgiveness. None of it mattered. 

The Russell brothers had made a promise at William's grave, and mountain men keep their word. Samuel, Thomas, and Henry Russell are buried now, side by side with the brother they avenged. The headstone just says "Together Again."

- Ayaan Hirsi Ali, author of “Nomad: From Islam to America: A Personal Journey Through the Clash of Civilizations”

COMMENT | This is exactly what Home Minister Saifuddin Nasution Ismail implied when he said this of Madani’s persecution of the “Mentega Terbang” filmmakers - “(the) film advocated religious pluralism and liberalism that can cause Muslims to question their faith.”

If this is the case, did the home minister question his faith when he watched the movie? Now, if he did, then I would understand why Madani wants to persecute these filmmakers. But if he did not, then what could be the reason?

Steven Ong : Mentega Terbang can not alter the faith of any one but can influence anyone who watch it and hence the guardians of a political pursuit will find any means to prevent a race from watching it. 

Changing faith is a decision by those who beleived there is a better way . That religion actually is not a religion but a political pursuit disguised under a religion and its modus aperandi is altering the mindsets of those who unknowingly listen and believed in it after hearing it for many times. 

As long as the minds is dead and can not reason further, whatever that can influence a follower to seek further and a better path, will be prevented with force as they are the authority. 

That is not a religion but a political advancement disguised as a religion and altering the mindsets of those who unknowingly listen and believed in it after hearing it for many times.

VioletQuokka1493 : Are Muslims so weak in their belief that a film like this one can cause apostasy. This is the Malay/ Muslim elite who tries to control what Malays can read or watch. 

Malays are so controlled that they can’t think and use their critical thinking skills. They have been having IV drips for everything and anything and this minister is perpetuating this practice. It is too much to expect any change anytime soon.

darmakochi : "Ramli Ibrahim had said that with the Arabisation of the Malays came the rejection of some of their own indigenous cultural practices." This is very serious. 

If this continues there will be nothing left of present Malay culture in future! They will be behaving like the Arabs. If this happens they may even abandon our Malay language!! And the Malay language is our national language!!!

Sealthedeal : A few religious biggots reported the film for hurting their religious feelings. How ridiculous is that. How ridiculous is the law that allows it? How many Muslims here have insulted other religions and got away with it? Many. 

Apostasy is a one way street in this country. Muslims can convirt non Muslims but the other way around and people get abducted and never heard of again despite the authorities naming the suspects. What kind of religion allows this? A virtuous one or a dark one in the hands of those here weilding the power?

In today’s video, I expose something most Americans are either unaware of or refuse to take seriously: the open strategy to gain power through democratic institutions in order to dismantle them from within. This isn’t speculation. It’s not a conspiracy. They are saying it openly. 

From calls to “wage jihad through the ballot, not the bullet,” to plans for dozens of Muslim congressmen within a single election cycle, the playbook is already visible. Britain ignored the warnings. The results are now sitting in the House of Commons. I break down: How political infiltration works when military conquest fails Why local councils and state delegations matter more than people realise. 

What “justice” and “goodwill” actually mean in Sharia ideology Why democracy is treated as a temporary tool, not a value What’s already happening in places like Dearborn, Michigan And why America is not immune, just delayed Trump won’t be in office forever. Demographics don’t vote. Organisation does. And civilisations don’t collapse overnight. They lose elections first.

History education is not a neutral exercise; it shapes how young Malaysians understand who they are, where they come from, and how they relate to one another as citizens of a shared nation. 

Was Chinese princess Hang Li Po, sent to marry a Malaysian sultan, a real person?

Hassan : Malays founded KL 

Malays fought the Japanese 

Malays fought for Independence 

Malays taught Romans to build ships 

Malays taught China to build jong ships 

Malays taught kungfu to China 

Malay married prophet muhamad 

Malays were first to circumvent the world 

Malays could fly 

Malaysiakini deleted this comment Why? These are not my claims. These are claims by Malay academics, and are publicly available. I am merely quoting Malay academics.

Outlier : Anyone wanting to read the REAL Malaysian history, please read books published by Oxford university press (NJ Ryan, 1965) and other UK authored and published books. 

They provide the true history of Malaysia DO NOT especially read books published by Dewan Pustaka. They have been edited and reimagined

OrangeCamel : Dari pencuri khazanah bumi ke pencuri " sejarah " Malaysia. Apa lagi kumpulan ni nak? The worst is we have created a significant " group" who ONLY think they belong to this country. 

The reality is this country is made up of various races and various cultural and religious background inhabitants. When Malaysia was proclaimed in 1963..this was the reality but some of the current leaders still distorting this fact!

At the same time, social media is abuzz with reports of loud explosions—suspected gunfire—in Weifang; fighter jets flying in rapid succession; helicopters filling the skies; and military transports carrying armored vehicles moving in long convoys. What is really unfolding behind the Zhang Youxia incident? Meanwhile, rumors have surfaced claiming that Xi has dealt ruthlessly with more than 20,000 troops, leaving scenes of extreme devastation. How much of this is true?

In February 1979, China invaded Vietnam with up to 600,000 troops to "teach them a lesson." What happened next became one of the most humiliating defeats in modern Chinese military history.

Despite 3-6:1 numerical superiority, the People's Liberation Army suffered catastrophic losses: 26,000 killed in just ONE MONTH—comparable to America's entire Vietnam War casualties. At Cao Ba Lanh, a 20-man Vietnamese platoon held off 2,800 Chinese troops, inflicting 422 casualties in 5 hours. The Battle of Lao Cai took 16 days and cost 8,000 Chinese casualties to capture a single city.

China's goals: Force Vietnam out of Cambodia and reassert regional dominance. The results: Complete strategic failure. Vietnam stayed in Cambodia for another 10 years, and China withdrew without achieving any objectives. This is the forgotten war that exposed the PLA's "humiliating ineptitude" against battle-hardened Vietnamese forces. Using outdated Korean War human-wave tactics against guerrilla masters, China learned a brutal lesson about modern warfare.

The 1979 disaster forced Deng Xiaoping's complete military overhaul—the "Four Modernizations" that created today's PLA. But the question remains: Has China really solved the problems that killed 26,000 of its soldiers in 30 days? At Dong Dang, Chinese human wave tactics collapsed against dug-in defenders. Lang Son became a meat grinder where outdated doctrine met brutal reality.

This is the story of how overwhelming numbers turned into catastrophic failure—obsolete tanks, untrained conscripts, 26-year-old tactics from Korea, and a logistics system that collapsed under its own weight. China invaded to "teach Vietnam a lesson" but learned one itself: modern war punishes armies that fight the last war.

Complete with rhetorical questions about Muslim sensitivity and whether non-Muslims should be relegated to even more hidden corners—she inadvertently triggered something unexpected: a genuine multiracial, multi-religious defense of Malaysia's pluralistic character.

This wasn't the usual script where someone complains about crosses, shorts, temple singing, or the mere existence of non-halal products, and everyone meekly accepts the premise that one group's discomfort should dictate everyone else's public life.

Instead, Malaysians across communities pushed back, pointing out the glaring double standard of demanding special treatment while beef dishes sit openly in stores without Hindus demanding their removal

What makes this episode particularly revealing is the response it generated. Comment sections flooded with reasonable voices—many from Muslim Malaysians themselves—telling Sakinah to shop at Mydin if she wanted a curated environment, reminding her that firm religious belief shouldn't be threatened by simply seeing products meant for others, and drawing the obvious parallel to vegetarians who don't demand meat be hidden from view.

The humor was biting but the underlying message was serious: this performative hypersensitivity, this perpetual victimhood that demands the entire country rearrange public space to accommodate the most easily offended, is exactly the kind of entitled gaslighting that undermines genuine coexistence.

To her credit, Sakinah issued a clarification accepting criticism graciously, suggesting this might have been genuine curiosity rather than calculated provocation—but the broader pattern she briefly embodied remains a persistent threat to Malaysian multiculturalism.

The real story here isn't one woman's social media post, it's the encouraging realization that 2026 might be starting with different energy.

Former PLA Officer Reveals: Xi Jinping Has Gone Mad with Killing! Central Guard Bureau Expanded to 12,500 People, Series of High-Ranking Generals Eliminated. Xi Defames Zhang Youxia; Report: Troops from Various Regions Are Assembling and Moving Toward Beijing—Is Civil War Imminent? 

Chinese People's Lives Go from Bad to Worse: Wave of Unemployment and Salary Cuts Spreads, Northeasterners Flee En Masse, Beijing Completely Empty. If I were one of the remaining upper level generals I would think a promotion to highest position would be a death sentence.

What he promised voters to get elected has turned out to be completely unaffordable, unworkable, and now politically toxic as constituents realize they were sold a fantasy. In this video, we break down Mamdani's FAFO crisis and why his socialist agenda is collapsing. 

From budget analyses revealing his proposals would bankrupt New York and require tax increases so massive they'd destroy the economy, to the mathematical impossibility of funding his "free everything" platform without obliterating the middle class, voters in his district waking up to the scam and demanding accountability for broken promises.

Unofficially, it looks like a ruthless grab for absolute control of the PLA. With the military on high alert and loyalists falling fast, this purge may signal something far bigger—and far more dangerous—than China is admitting. 

So Pooh's getting shafted, what a shame! We don’t even know if Zhang is still alive. I hope the military sacks Xi because I think Xi is more intent on invading Taiwan than Zhang and generals loyal to him. I wish people would show occupied Tibet in a different colour.

The Monastery of St. Catherine in Sinai, Egypt

Were we searching the wrong mountain all along? This discovery could prove the Exodus actually happened—and rewrite everything we thought we knew about biblical history. The truth may be buried just 40 feet below the surface.

Islamophobic Tears

• According to [Gad] Saad's thesis, empathy becomes misdirected into a type of benevolent altruism that prioritizes the perceived feelings and needs of "marginalized" or external groups at the expense of the survival, security, and interests of one's own group and its values. The outcome is the weakening, and ultimately the destruction, of the very civilization that expressed this emotion.

• The problem? This concept of suicidal empathy unfortunately does not work. As the term predicts, it ends up killing its host.

• What we observe, however, in many people, is a highly selective empathy, precisely the opposite of caring about everyone. What shows up is an exclusive, and exclusionary, concern for certain groups — asylum seekers, ethnic minorities, people unhappy with their gender, racialized people (whatever that means), criminals, for example — at the same time paired with indifference or even open hostility toward other groups that might be equally minoritized, victimized, or marginalized.

• What becomes harder to defend as genuine empathy is the increasingly common pattern of displaying loud, intense, public identification with distant victims while simultaneously showing indifference, contempt or outright hostility toward victims right under one's nose, here in one's own society, whose suffering is visible and immediate.

• We might be dealing then with a moral posture, a political performance, a selected narrative for virtue or social status.

• In short: selective empathy -- with selective hostility or indifference nearby -- is not "higher", "purer" or "more universal". It is just a posture wearing empathy's clothes.

• Many people seem to be incubating a rage looking for somewhere to go. Dogmas that admit no dissent provide a perfect vehicle for that. This new rage appears to have nothing to do with empathy — or even selective empathy — but more with envy, frustration, and possibly opportunism, perhaps accompanied by large payments.

• When there are real protestors out on the streets risking their lives, as recently in Iran, there is scant support. What vibrates in Western outbursts, on the left and on the right, appears to be rage looking for a cause, and constantly feeding on new dogmas. Sadly, there seems to be no shortage of them.

So the most urgent question is no longer “Is there a deployment or not?” but “Who is deploying, and for what purpose?” At the same time, competing accounts—such as Zhang being arrested at the August 1st Building, or “mysterious forces” impersonating Party School staff—are only fanning the flames. And if the rumors that Zhu Rongji and Hu Jintao have died are true, the entire “red aristocracy” chessboard could change color overnight .Self preservation means lacks courage.

Throughout my life, my family and I have had access to a wide range of social services provided by the Israeli government, including healthcare, education (up to and including higher education), and various civil and human rights protections. Above all, we have been treated with dignity. Contrary to common misconceptions, neither my family nor I have experienced discrimination from Jewish citizens. 

I had many Jewish friends growing up, and we related to each other without a sense of division or inequality. Members of my extended family who live in neighboring Arab countries often express a desire to enjoy the same level of freedom, rights, and democratic governance that I have experienced in Israel. 

It is also worth noting that many Arab citizens of Israel—Muslims, Christians, and Druze—choose to serve in the Israel Defense Forces (IDF), further demonstrating the integrated and multifaceted nature of Israeli society. dignity and equality within Israeli society.

From the consolidation of the monarchy to the expansion of the British Empire, it helped shape Western civilization, anchored in Christian heritage and legal principles (Magna Carta). It also historically protected minority communities, including Jews, from persecution. Yet in the twenty-first century, England (and Britain) faces unprecedented internal crises—in governance, national identity, and cultural cohesion—that suggest, not just a period of transition but the possible unraveling of a once-cohesive civilization.

With opposing feelings of sadness and schadenfreude, respectively, friends and enemies of Britain are following developments. The country is in the grip of a national identity crisis complicated by institutional decay and cultural fragmentation. A pressing question is whether Britain is dismantling itself as a nation, abjuring its civilizational heritage, and losing the will—and ability—to uphold the very foundations of its social order.

England today exists in an uneasy union with Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland. While historically dominant within the United Kingdom, England’s role is increasingly uncertain as Scottish nationalism and regional devolution gain momentum. The unity of Britain—once a symbol of imperial strength—now appears fragile.

Although England remains politically and economically central to Britain, rising regional identities and constitutional confusion suggest a fracturing of the very concept of a unified British (or even English) nation. This development goes beyond political decentralization; it represents a deeper existential uncertainty about what Britain is and whether it has the cohesion to survive as a unified entity.

Post-war mass immigration has dramatically reshaped English society. Cities like London, Birmingham, and Leicester are now hubs of global diversity, home to communities from South Asia, Africa, the Caribbean, and Eastern Europe. This transformation has created parallel societies with limited integration, linguistic separation, and competing value systems.

In urban centers, the prominence of foreign religious rites and festivals—alongside the visible retreat of Christian traditions—signals a civilizational turning point. The public square once shaped by Anglican values and Western customs is now defined by religious pluralism, which, while legally protected, has disrupted a shared cultural narrative.

For many natives—especially in working-class and rural areas—this shift is experienced as alienation rather than enrichment. The disappearance of familiar norms, the marginalization of the English language in some neighborhoods, and the rise of identity politics contribute to a growing sense of “cultural exile” in one’s own country.

Ayaan is the voice that we need to hear. None of these Western protesters would ever want to live under the regimes that they protest in favour of. It would especially be a huge wake up call to young women. I never tire of listening to Ayaan. 

She is brilliant. Ayan is so intelligent and possesses common sense ( which is uncommon) and has the lived experience to address the radical Islam problem. And Brendan, your questions were excellent. Those hundreds and thousands of people in the west protesting against the state of Israel and the Jewish minority are not getting paid to stand with the people of Iran by Qatar.

After three shoulder surgeries two knee replacement and can still do all these at nearly 69 ,oh by the way I worked hard construction for forty years+ 6 years in a steel mill, and grew up on a working farm, still cut and split my own firewood! 

I just turned 70 and retired as a nurse. I started doing yoga, aerobics, running and weights way back in the 80s. I still do walking 3 miles regularly, weights at the gym, yoga stretching. Can place my hands flat on the floor from a forward bend. I also never smoked and don't drink alcohol and eat relatively healthy.

Results Of Inbreeding

This video is a theological and moral examination of inbreeding and Islam, and not a personal attack on muslim individuals. I am friends with muslims, and have met very kind people who identify as muslim. 

I do my best to love everyone - and one of the ways I hope to do this is by helping muslims understand these issues of inbreeding affecting their societies, and also learn about Christianity. Before anyone claims this video is Islamophobic, I am only showing what Islam already believes and preaches.

A Fcuking Disgrace

He was charged in his capacity as the fund’s investment committee chairperson and accused of making an additional RM5 million investment in Precious Amber International Bhd without the committee’s approval.

Fauzi, the Army Personnel Services assistant chief of staff, was alleged to have committed the offence on Nov 27, 2023, at the Defence Ministry’s headquarters.  His charge was framed under Section 409 of the Penal Code, which carries imprisonment between two and 20 years, caning, and a fine.

RM100k bail, passport confiscated

Deputy public prosecutor Law Chin How suggested that the court consider setting bail at RM300,000 and confiscating Fauzi’s passport. “The accused is still in the armed forces, and he frequently travels abroad to attend programmes. We suggested RM300,000 bail, given that the accused posed a flight risk. “We believe this amount is reasonable and appropriate,” Law said.

Doc : If Malaysia goes to war; the enemy just need to pay off all our army chiefs and senior military officers for safe passage and the enemy can walk into Malaysia just like what the Japanese did in World war II.

ABC123 : If a country would to invade Malaysia today, many of the top army men would run off with their gotten money. There are no two ways about this. MACC must come down doubly hard on corruption in the arm forces.

Knucklehead2 : Reading all these cases involving our Armed Forces, I can’t help but wonder: how will we defend this nation if a real crisis strikes? One race dominates the ranks, and yet scandals keep surfacing—ironically from those who claim to be the most pious. Where exactly are we heading as a country?

PurpleMoose5046 : Senior army personnel Major General Fauzi Kamis caught CBT of RM5.0 millions of Armed Forces Welfare Fund (TKAT) in Nov 2023. Ismail Sabri was the PM during that period. Who was the Defence Minister at that moment ??? Semua orang tidur kah ? or makan sama-sama sakali ??

GrayPigeon2115 : Akmal, wannabe Malay Warrior, where are you? Silent as a mouse when your own kind messing up the country but when an old ah pek makes a small mistake putting the flag upside down you make so much noise! You are a total disgrace as a youth leader.

And the Muslim online ecosystem is absolutely losing its mind over it. In this video, I break down why Somalilanders are pissing off Islamists worldwide, why they’re openly warming to Israel, and why this exposes a deeper split inside the Muslim world that nobody wants to talk about.

You’ll see:

The stark contrast between Mogadishu-style identity politics and Somaliland’s outlook. Why Islamists cannot tolerate Muslims choosing Western alignment over the Ummah

The panic, rage, and hypocrisy pouring out on social medi. How Israel is quietly winning diplomatic battles despite nonstop propaganda. Why this conflict was never about Palestinians, but about religious dominance

This isn’t about race. It’s about beliefs. And once people drop the religious identity, the entire Middle East narrative collapses fast.

A collapsing birth rate. And a Communist Party that silences bad news instead of fixing it. In this video, we break down how the Belt and Road fell apart, why China may have 100 million “missing” people, how demographic collapse is gutting the economy, and why authoritarian control is accelerating the decline. The rise didn’t end because of the West. It ended from within.

He didn't realize that these "tramps" were members of the elite Australian SAS (Special Air Service Regiment) and that his decision would nearly cost him his life. This documentary explores the intense clash of cultures between the US Army's conventional "spit and polish" doctrine and the Australian SASR's silent, lethal jungle warfare tactics.

While Americans relied on massive firepower, the Australians relied on stealth, patience, and becoming one with the jungle, a tactic that earned them the terrified respect of the Viet Cong, who called them "Ma Rung" (Phantoms of the Jungle). This narrative is based on the operational history of the 1st SAS Squadron in Phuc Tuy Province and recorded interactions between MACV (Military Assistance Command, Vietnam) and Australian Task Force commanders.

While specific dialogue is dramatized for narrative clarity, the core conflict regarding "appearance vs. performance" is well-documented in veteran memoirs and official unit histories.