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Letupan Di Puchong Angkara Kumpulan Militan IS- Tan Sri Khalid
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itu derma rakyat ikhlas utk melawan umngok.
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Tapi, tak malu mereka menyalahkan SJK yg menyebabkan masalah perpaduan, sendiri rasis macam sial tak cermin muka barua ereb sendiri.
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sebenarnye... kenapa modiva ? kenapa puchong? |
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Note: Thread has been banned by manager
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 Mugshots and details of the two men wanted by police in connection with the grenade attack on the Movida nightclub.Photo: Malay Mail Online
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v(T.T)v replied at 5-7-2016 10:18 AM
itu derma rakyat ikhlas utk melawan umngok.
Melawan umno semata2 sebab tak sama agama dan ideologi politik dengan DAP
No more no less |
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v(T.T)v replied at 5-7-2016 10:20 AM
Tapi, tak malu mereka menyalahkan SJK yg menyebabkan masalah perpaduan, sendiri rasis macam sial t ...
Sjkc dan sjkt merupakan antara punca UTAMA masalah perpecahan di malaysia
Namun retarded racist cina dan india dalam DAP sentiasa menafikannya |
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semoga anda diberi cash secepat mungkin |
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rasis macam anda merupakan perosak bangsa dan negara
boo
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boo
penyokong daesh
melawan umno yang rasis dan ego
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PETALING JAYA: In the hours after the bombing at the Movida nightclub in Puchong last week, a Malaysian militant believed to be fighting in Syria wrote a chilling message on Facebook claiming “the first successful Islamic State attack on Malaysian soil”. “Two soldiers of the caliphate in Malaysia have launched the first attack in the heart of the country, which is Kuala Lumpur, by targeting a nightclub filled with infidels using a grenade,” said the post associated with the account of one Abu Hamzah Al-Fateh. Checks showed that the post and the account are no longer publicly available. In a screenshot of his post, Abu Hamzah accused the nightclub of not respecting the month of Ramadan by carrying out immoral activities, urging Muslims to stay away from such places so that they would not become targets.
It was reported that the nightclub’s patrons were watching a Euro 2016 football match when the incident occurred. Immediately after last Tuesday’s incident which had left eight people injured, police had discounted the possibility that it was a terror attack. However, after week-long investigations, Inspector-General of Police Tan Sri Khalid Abu Bakar confirmed Monday that the bombing was the first IS-linked attack in Malaysia. He told reporters here that the attack was carried out by locals under the direct command of IS member Muhamad Wanndy Mohamad Jedi from Syria. Khalid said 15 people had been arrested between June 28 and July 1 in connection with the attack, including the two individuals who allegedly threw the hand-grenade that caused the explosion. http://www.thestar.com.my/news/nation/2016/07/04/local-is-fighter-claims-movida-bombing-is-first-attack-on-malaysian-soil/
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dizzek replied at 5-7-2016 10:39 AM
Melawan umno semata2 sebab tak sama agama dan ideologi politik dengan DAP
No more no less
Kau membenci dapig sebab xsama agama dan bangsa dengan umngok
Rasis dan bodoh semata mata kau ni
Cakap org dia yg lebih bodoh
Cai tua bodoh
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Edited by manjalara_01 at 5-7-2016 12:49 PM
from ages 19-52....yg polis pun ade jgk terlibat dgn terrorist..mcm terrroist ni..dah xde muke..faceless...could be anybody...
malaysia ni dh byk masalah dalaman...ni nak tambah lagi 1....?...
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Orang bercerita pasal bom, Abam Dizeck bercerita pasal DAP. |
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v(T.T)v replied at 5-7-2016 10:20 AM
Tapi, tak malu mereka menyalahkan SJK yg menyebabkan masalah perpaduan, sendiri rasis macam sial t ...
Macam gampang sahaja cina DAP nak kaitkan arab tanpa sebab |
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spiderman80 replied at 5-7-2016 12:48 PM
Orang bercerita pasal bom, Abam Dizeck bercerita pasal DAP.
Bom berkait dengan ekstrim
Ekstrim termasuk juga persepsi
DAP sentiasa mengutamakan penyebaran persepsi negatif terhadap kerajaan malaysia
Sehingga isu rasuah individu juga dihasut kononnya sebagai isu melibatkan keseluruhan so-called rakyat
Itu juga keganasan namanya |
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atira replied at 5-7-2016 02:21 AM
sebenarnye... kenapa modiva ? kenapa puchong?
Sebab bartender pergi minum JD yang depa simpan kat situ? |
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PETALING JAYA, July 5 — From a small village in Malacca, Muhammad Wanndy Mohamed Jedi, has now earned the infamous tag of being among the most wanted man on the the global terror watchlist.
Muhammad, who goes by an assumed name Abu Hamzah al-Fateh, may have his own private only for friends webpage, is now amongst those included on “tracking the threat” sites.
The 26-year-old grew up in Jalan Bukit Tambun, Durian Tunggal, and always maintained a low profile, even during the Hari Raya festive season.
Then, he went missing and police learnt Muhammad fled to Syria with his 26-year-old wife on January 26 last year.
His folly proved to be when he went live over the Internet boasting his plans to launch attacks in Malaysia early this year, and now he has shown his dastardly true colours when executing the Movida attack from behind the scenes, from Syria.
Muhammad came under the radar of the intelligence network who learnt he was planning to launch attacks here.
Since then, the militant has been seen in numerous videos released by the so-called Islamic State, including a notorious video last year on February 22, where he beheaded a Syrian man.
In the video he said: “This is a punishment for a spy who betrays Islam ... a lesson to all,” making references to religious texts as justification for his actions.
Since then, the terror group has exploited his ability to recruit Malaysians to coordinate attacks by “remote control”.
A Facebook account with his assumed name still exists but is no longer open for public views. Excerpts of his statements still circulate among jihadi social media.
In one post, he relates his teenage years saying, “Ten years ago, I was the blacklisted kid in my kampung. Parents would not allow their children to be friends with me.
“Yes, I was naughty, bad … but Allah has blessed me with many friends and understood my flaws,” he said.
Muhammad revealed that he himself had been recruited on Facebook, which had helped him to get to Syria.
Other posts seemingly reveal a completely different person, someone who cared for the needy, as he relates to a friend how he had spent 100 lira (RM1.43) to help a poor Turkish family.
“I bought them food like keropok and more … so pitiful. Their clothes were dirty, they wore Phua Chu Kang rubber boots ... , it’s so sad.”
Muhammad Wanndy also shared other glimpses of his life in other Facebook posts, with the latest being on February 22, after beheading the Syrian, in which he talked about eating lamb daily and how people were afraid to steal from others.
His efforts at recruitment seem to have borne fruit with the arrest of numerous would-be militants and sympathisers en-route to Syria, or planning to carry out attacks here.
Police attributed the recent grenade attack on a night club in Puchong to him and an attempted attack on a Light Rapid Transit train in Setiawangsa.
- See more at: http://www.themalaymailonline.co ... thash.JlUR0JFB.dpuf |
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makan DAP, tidur DAP, mandi DAP...
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KUALA LUMPUR – Muhammad Wanndy Mohamed Jedi, who has been identified as the mastermind behind the first Islamic State (IS) attack on Malaysian soil, is a known IS recruiter who has previously directed several terrorist suspects to launch attacks all over Malaysia.
Based in Syria, Muhammad Wanndy has also threatened to kill Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak and top police officials.
Scores of militant suspects detained by the Malaysian police since January this year confessed that they were given orders by Muhammad Wanndy to conduct numerous terror attacks in strategic locations throughout Malaysia.
In May, authorities arrested 14 suspected IS militants during a four-day operation spanning five states, with eight of the suspects tied to Muhammad Wanndy.
He also gained notoriety following the release of a beheading video of a Syrian man which was posted on Facebook on Feb 22. Muhammad Wanndy was one of the two Malaysians in the video, the other being Mohd Faris Anuar, 20, from Kedah.
The video was uploaded from the account of one Abu Hamzah Al Fateh.
Mr Ayob Khan Mydin Pitchay, the director of the Malaysian Police Counter-Terrorism unit, had confirmed in March last year that the account belonged to Muhammad Wanndy.
Both Muhammad Wanndy and Mohd Faris are said to be part of a new IS wing dubbed Majmu’ah Al Arkhabiliy, which encompasses Malaysian and Indonesian fighters who enlisted with the terrorist group. The wing is now believed to contain more than 100 fighters from both South-east Asian countries.
Malaysian police said Muhammad Wanndy travelled to Syria with his wife, Nor Mahmudah Ahmad, 27, on January 26 last year.
In an interview with news portal BenarNews last year — conducted via Facebook — Muhammad Wanndy said they had travelled by train from Butterworth in Penang to Bangkok, then flew to Moscow and to Istanbul — a popular disembarkation point for jihadists travelling overland to Syria. He said he had no regrets about joining IS.
“I must say that I do harbour the hope of returning to Malaysia, but it is not my priority as my focus now is to stay here and fight, to achieve my dream of defending IS,” he said.
He said he and his wife left for Syria motivated by a chapter in the Quran that predicted redemption and victory for Muslims before the end times, under a messianic figure called “Mahdi”.
“These Malaysians come up with thousands of excuses to avoid dying as a martyr. When they return to Malaysia, they are screaming their lungs out for jihad, but, ironically, they fled from the battle,” he said.
Muhammad Wanndy had been described as a loner by his neighbours in a village in Malacca since he moved in with his family in 2009, according to a The Star report last year. They said he did not mix with anyone in the village and kept to himself.
Hours after the hand grenade attack on the nightclub in Selangor last month, Facebook user Abu Hamzah Al-Fateh claimed responsibility for the attack, saying that it was “the first successful Islamic State attack on Malaysian soil”.
“Two soldiers of the caliphate in Malaysia have launched the firstattack in the heart of the country, which is Kuala Lumpur, by targeting a nightclub filled with infidels using a grenade,” said the post.
However, The Star reported on Monday (July 4) that the post and the account are no longer available.
Citing a screenshot of his post, The Star said Abu Hamzah accused the nightclub of not respecting the month of Ramadan by carrying out immoral activities. He urged Muslims to stay away from such places so they would not become targets. WITH AGENCIES |
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Post time 5-7-2016 10:18 AM
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