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Are they insurgents, actually they are not. [updated]



The landing of insurgents with arms from Philippines to Sabah two weeks ago further affirmed my fear that the interest of national security is compromised to accommodate political means. These insurgents need to treat as invaders. They need to be captured and punished in accordance with law of our land.

If this ‘invasion’ had happened elsewhere they surely will faced severe consequences from the army and security forces from that countries. Here we isolated them. We, also negotiating with them and finding a solution to allow them return to their country amicably. That’s really surprise to me.

National security cannot be compromised for any reasons. The sovereignty of a country will be valued on how the security and enforcement agencies safeguarding the border of that country. That’s our highest responsibility to defense the independence of our nation. This reminds me of the Bay of Pigs invasion where the Cuban government had taken a military action to crash the invaders who happened to be their own Cuban dissidents.

These insurgents need to be treated as the invaders and an affirmative action need to be taken to tell to the whole world that the Malaysians will never relinquish their self-determining. We also will not allow aliens to conquer our blissful nation.


[Updated from earlier edition.]

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Yesterday two of our hero had died and three others injured to protect and preserve our nation. my utmost respect for our national warriors.  

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