Does Mas Selamat actually (visually) walks with a limp on the left leg or only when walk briskly with a limp or only when he runs, then it would be obvious ?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rQvKICQ9JAs

I sugget the reward to increase to $1 million to heighten our sense of alertness.

Oops, it’s already been one month. Have they caught him.
No lah BUT they have caught someone else – no fish prawn also can.

How much has it cost US – the citizens of Singapore?!

Where is the accountability for this waste of our taxpayers’ monies for their mistake/lapse/oversigh?!

“Berries, berries…”

Right now, the Result of the Latest Malaysian Election Result makes a good subject for discussions as the Malaysian Politics(Leadership especially) are quite similar to Singapore. The Inflation, rising costs of living, freedom of expressions, wrong forecast of developments(economics and others) etc are better topics for discussions.

patriot.

So, as per normal – please move on ….. another incident another
day another time. Life goes on.

The chance of you sharing a stick of ganja or snorting cocaine with WKS is better than getting a full account of what actually happened to the alleged limping terrorist, Mas Selamat.

Like Rachel wrote, was there a Golden Selamat in the first place?

Actually, what happened may not have happened and if it did happened, the happenings were supposed to be
1. Ministers’ Million $,$$$,$$$ Salary
2. 7% GST Pain
3. Highest Inflation since the 80’s . . .
4. Minus becomes Plus Budget (yes, what to do, it again happened)
5. Transportation woes and hikes
6. New increase in utility charges
7. Acting like Santa throwing good money at subprimed banks

Now that the above happenings are swept under the carpet and the ‘limping terrorist’ story is getting stale, will we get a feel-good spin like Youth Olympics or another self-praise article like beating Lebanon in soccer!!!?

Full account? Sorry Andrew, they are too busy, busy counting their million $,$$$,$$$ salary!

Responsibilty and accountability? James Gomes had to be accountable for his form filling mistake. Chee Soon Juan had to be accountable for his mistake in taxi claim. I have to be responsible and accountable and not be radicalised when I read your blog:)

Surprisingly, our ministerial elites (with their song and dance of meritocracy and democracy) are only accountable to ‘what to do, it happened’ and dad.

We peasants are not to reason why. Ours it to bear and grin and continue to live in fear so that someone’s existence can be meaningful.

“Between being loved and being feared, I have always believed Machiavelli was right.If nobody is afraid of me, I’m meaningless.” – Lee Kuan Yew, 6.10.1997

Sorry, the never ending spin is giving me vertigo . . . I need a break.

feedmetothefish

The truth is that he managed to escape while under detention in ‘Singapore’.so?

in the past, isd routinely detained hundreds of hardcore communists ! these communists were so much more garang than our “terrorists” in custody, they actually did kill and bomb, they were beyond the baby planning stage of our “terrorists”. so if isd could detain hundreds of commies as a routine without one single commie escaping, it is not possible that standards have fallen so much that a limping man could escape from whitley road. that place is stronger than fort knox with an army of gurkhas guarding it.

we must remember that isd is not just a gestapo unit. it actually has aspirations to be seen as an intelligence agency. and one tactic that they routinely used on the commies was to grab someone in the middle of night and “turn” him within say about 6 hours and release him back to the commies ! the double agent is born. the “turn” is so swift that not one of the comrades knew he was caught and turned and this brilliant tactic definitely caused the collapse of entire commie networks in the 70s.

mas selamat’s escape in my humble opinion is one step up of this “turning” strategy. it is an elaborate and actually quite elegant way to get a ji leader back into the network and then swoop in for a crushing hammer blow two or three years later. the ji has probably gone so much undeground that this drastic ploy was conceived; in chinese proverb this strategy is put long line, hook the big fish.

we must know that intelligence agencies are always playing this type of risk games. there is a possibility that even the politicians did not know that this wheeling and dealing has taken place. for isd to execute this operation, they must have something on mas selamat, or maybe he gave them something or some piece of info which proved his “loyalty” to his new masters. remember, he was caged for a couple of years and this is ample time to work on someone. break and brainwash him completely to the isd cause.

Your comment is interesting. Everyone thinks the GC, although under the custody of internal security, is a department/unit in the police force, so what do you mean when you say to ‘drill answers from those who owe the Republic one’?

HAHAHAHA

http://newsinfo.inquirer.net/breakingnews/nation/view_article.php?article_id=124918

RP alerted to escaped terror suspect

By Nancy C. Carvajal
Philippine Daily Inquirer
First Posted 08:56pm (Mla time) 03/15/2008

MANILA, Philippines — The Philippine National Police is now on the lookout for a suspected international terrorist who reportedly escaped from his detention cell in Singapore last week, according to a confidential report obtained by the Inquirer.

According to the report, the Singapore police have alerted their counterparts in the Philippines about the escape of Mas Selamat Kastari after they failed to locate him in the city-state.

Kastari, 45, according to the report, is the Jemaah Islamiyah leader of Wakalah Singapore.

Jemaah Islamiyah, a known terrorist group is known to have sympathizers in the Philippines, particularly in Mindanao.

A photograph of Kastari has already been distributed to all police units in the country, according to the report.

The report said Kastari is walso known by the aliases “Edi Haryato” and “Hendrawan.”

Kastari, who according to the Singapore police walks with a limp, escaped from the Whitley Road Detention Center last February 27.

Kastari was under the custody of the Singapore police after he was deported from Indonesia in January 2006.

He was thrown out of Indonesia after Indonesian investigators discovered he was the leader of JI network in Singapore.

The report said Kastari fled to countries like Malaysia, Thailand, and Indonesia in December 2001 at the height of Singapore’s crackdown on members of suspected terrorist groups.