MALAYSIA-INDONESIA TIES: It's senseless

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dah la indon2 ni miskin, pendatang! masuk Malaysia dah keja elok2, kami bagi makan, minum, tempat tinggal, pastu boleh atar uang balik ke Indon, boleh beli mobil, bleh beli rumah, boleh bela anak bini, lagi mau bikin susah, bikin gusar, bikin ribut. dah bodoh tu, bodoh la jugak. hoi indon, korang tahu tak kami ada senjata yang lagi canggih dari buluh runcing korang tu?! ada ke guna buluh runcing. brapa panjang buluh runcing korang? sebelum buluh runcing tu nak kena perut kami, kami dah tembak perut korang smpai berkecai! mmg tak tahu mengenang budi orang2 indon ni. dari dulu lagi, asyik bikin susah! dulu ada kes, nak antar balik indon untuk pendatang2 tanpa asing, tapi takmo balik, smpai letak parang kat leher nak bunuh diri sebab takmo balik indon! sebab apa? sebab malaysia makmur, bleh amik uang banyak kirim kampung!. INDON OH INDON, dah bangang tu bangang la jugak! lebih baik korang tolong rakyat korang yang tgh sakit n merana kat padang tu. dah kena gempa bumi pun, tak sedar2 lagi. bangang sungguh! tu la, sebab tak dpt pendidikan yang hebat macam kami kat Malaysia ni. harap ja ada 200 juta takyat, tapi 1 rupiah pun tak bleh pakai! bodoh! bahlul! tolol!

ada TUDM offer nak jadi tentera bawak jet tak? meh aku apply, nak gi tembak orang2 yang bawak buluh runcing ni! tak tahu ke skang ni kami bleh guna senajata2 canggih tembak korang yang nak guna buluh runcing? dah bodoh bangang tu, bodoh bangang la jugak!

buluh runcing? nak bunuh Raja Pasola boleh la! indon bangang! (sila Fast Forward ke minit 6.00)



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2009/10/08
IDZAN ISMAIL, Petaling Jaya
I DON'T know whether to laugh or cry when I read about the threat by an Indonesian group to ganyang (crush) Ma-laysia.

The self-styled vigilante group calling itself Bendera detailed its planned invasion starting with towns in Borneo.

Attacking Malaysia armed with sharpened bamboo sticks and bullet-proof black magic? It's ludicrous and pathetic at best.

This is the same group which set up roadblocks in central Jakarta to "sweep" out Malaysians and pelted stones at our embassy.

Many look like they should be in school or harnessing their excess energies to help their countrymen in the aftermath of the earthquake in west Sumatra. Here we go again helping them. Our government is the first to offer condolences and send emergency aid. Relief aid arrived by the plane loads.

Smart personnel, Mercy Malaysia and volunteers rushed to help in search-and-rescue operations and the reconstruction process. Our media are spearheading donation drives for cash and kind.

But are our good deeds appreciated? The Indonesians have even taken the Malaysia-bashing internationally, with hundreds posting comments on the forums of leading US newspapers after every story involving Malaysia.

What hurt the most was the aftermath of the killing of Noordin Mohammad Top. A police official emphasised three times on CNN that Noordin was Malaysian-born.

Has he forgotten who trained Noordin and where he got his training? Did we shout about the murders and robberies committed by illegal Indonesians here?

So much bitterness. So much rancour. Our information minister and the Ma-laysian media took pains to do damage control by planning a muhibbah of sorts between the peoples of both nations.

I just can't figure out why we are dubbed arrogant based on Nirmala Bonat's unfortunate case.

Most us have maids who have gone on the haj, own land, houses and fish ponds after working with us.

We are feeding 1.8 million Indonesian workers here and helping the Indonesian economy.


My maid, who has been with the family for 20 years, is due for home leave soon and still wants to work despite my pleading with her to return for good and tend to her ailing husband and grandchildren.

The maid issue has given us a headache. First, the Indonesian government announced a temporary ban on sending Indonesian maids.

Then it demanded an exorbitant wage of RM800 per month, now lowered to RM500. Why is it calling the shots when we are doing the employing?

Bendera is said to have sent text messages to 1.4 million Indonesians here to join in the confrontation with Malaysia. Talking with several maids, construction workers and janitors revealed the standard reply: Ngak terima apa-apa. Ngak mahu bikin raepot. Sini lumayan. Mau kumpul wang lagi. (We received nothing. Don't want fuss. Good life here. Want to make more money.)

There's more to this anger than the issues that have surfaced. I sense a latent envy of the fact that Malaysia has been recognised by the US as a moderate progressive Muslim nation which can help in handling Asean, the Arab world and nuclear issues in Iran and North Korea.

This recognition came from US President Barack Obama, who Indonesians regard as their own, as he had lived in Jakarta as a child.

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