Akhbar Thailand Keluar Kartun Persenda Malaysia dan Najib

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MatDeghem

Yingluck Shinawatra leaves the final impeachment hearing at Parliament in Bangkok. The former prime minister now faces a court trial over a rice subsidy scheme.



PS: agak2 kalau najib dah tak jadi PM. Nasib dia akan jadi macam si yingluck tak? kena court trial

dani-rox

pittjie replied at 28-5-2015 05:50 PM
hati kecil iols seakan merestui je kartun tu.

hati ai pun begitu jua sis... why bother 3x

apam

Sindiket ni dah lama. Zaman najib baru polis korek sampai lubang cacing. Kasi bersih. Apa siam pondan jual negara kt mafia tak mampu buat macam malaysia ke? Hanya mampu sindir2 kartun aje ke? Itu bom meletup bunuh rakyat sendiri pun tak mampu setel.
.......harap bijan kasi korek sampai lubang cacing......pedulikkan siam pondan/pondan siam tu

Orix

bijan bijan...... gigih lg ko skang ni eh.... pls la. tlg la fahan n sedar erti MALU.. kalo rse diri tu tak malu at least pikir la psal MALU nye malaysia ber-PM kan kau dan munturi2 3.85 kau ituuu

BotakChinPeng

Org thai kena jual pun ramai di negara lain

kecimpret

Truly embarassed sbb dulu bongkak bebeno kata takde aktiviti pemerdagangan manusia...skg hadap laa kena perli dgn siam

MatDeghem

As the trade in human beings becomes more and more profitable, the BBC's Jonathan Head discovers that entire communities in Thailand are helping the traffickers.
Earlier this month, I accompanied a group of Thai volunteers through the steamy mangrove forest of an island on the Andaman coast. They were following up hazy reports of unmarked graves on the island; it was known to have been used by traffickers to hold large groups of migrants while they waited for transport south towards the Malaysian border.

They dug down deep into the waterlogged soil, before the first fragments of bone appeared. Then they pulled at a soggy wet cloth. It was a dress. Inside were the yellowing bones of a woman. Who she was, or how she died, we still do not know. But it is almost certain she was one of the migrants.

She must have endured a gruelling sea journey to reach this desolate spot. Had she lived, the ordeal ahead of her, on her route to a better life in Malaysia, might have been even worse.


ps: Malaysia kena kencing dgn thailand. Dunia tau chief smuggler orang thai. Tapi bahalol polis malaysia kena suap dgn smuggler. Nama malaysia yg jadi busuk.
Ini semua Najib punya swayy

BotakChinPeng

alesandra replied at 28-5-2015 06:20 PM
cer pikir sikit...mcm mana thai tak penah kena jajah.aku enggan sentap bagi pihak kerajaan malaysia  ...

siam pernah dijajah jepun ketika perang dunia kedua. Tentera jepun ketika itu bebas lakukan apa saja kepada orang thai

pyropura

PM nugara maju lagi teruk dikatunkan (lihat gambor), depa tak kesah pun, sebab depa ummah berjiwa besar, tau bezakan sense of humor dengan bende serius...hanya ummah yang takde jatidiri macam mulayu sunni saja suka sontap nyontap...

pyropura

kecimpret replied at 28-5-2015 07:27 PM
Truly embarassed sbb dulu bongkak bebeno kata takde aktiviti pemerdagangan manusia...skg hadap laa k ...

even diktator siam pun benci ngan diktator umno...

perang_candu

memang normal ke , persenda kan negara jiran? kalu persenda negara sendiri tak hairan la.

kecimpret

pyropura replied at 28-5-2015 07:39 PM
even diktator siam pun benci ngan diktator umno...

Skg ni kalo polis kata malaysia ni selamat ke apa...aku senyum sinis je laaaa..dari 10 statement yg kuar mungkin 1 je leh pakai

dodolgemok

Selayaknya dihencap ummah duniawi.bijan bikin malu nama malaysia

primemova

Kes kubur besar pun ada kat thailand

NazilaSK

iols ok jah tengok katun tu. tak sentap pun. mungkin sebab ada gamba pok jib dalam tu

pyropura

perang_candu replied at 28-5-2015 07:45 PM
memang normal ke , persenda kan negara jiran? kalu persenda negara sendiri tak hairan la.

..hahaha, kita selalu aje perasan suci muruni, macam lah kita tak pernah persenda orang, ni satu contoh:

pyropura

primemova replied at 28-5-2015 07:58 PM
Kes kubur besar pun ada kat thailand

masalahnya, Mulaysia tak mau ngaku ada mass grave masa memula Siam kata kita pun ada bende tuh, katun Siam tu persoalkan kekantoian kita...

ultra78

Selayaknyalah. Aku gelak tengok kartun tu sebab memang betul. Sebelum ni bukan main Malaysia menafikan betapa seriusnya masalah human trafficking dengan mempertikaikan data dari NGO. Sekarang dah kantoi, padan muka kerajaan.Bodoh sombong

pyropura

@esteryen
@stania83
@flying_cow
@milo_888
@primemova

..siam tak pernah deny bende tu takde kat nugara mureka, at least depa jumpa atas inisiatif depa sendiri...
katun siam ni persoalkan sikap Muleysia tak nak mengaku keujudan death camp tu pada 8 May lagi, waLAUPUN awal2 lagi Siam dah bagitau...
sila pahamkan isu nya disini...lihat artikel nih yang keluar pada 8 May lagik...

Rohingya: Malaysia has slave camps too

Published: Friday May 8, 2015 MYT 12:00:00 AM
Updated: Friday May 8, 2015 MYT 8:17:03 AM
BY OH CHIN ENG AND AKIL YUNUS

PADANG BESAR: After the discovery of “death camps” in southern Thailand, reports are now trickling in that there may be similar slave camps housing illegal immigrants on the Malaysian side of the border.

The former president of the Rohingya club in Thailand involved in helping refugees, Abdul Kalam, alleged that Malaysia is home to some 80% of the holding camps where young Rohingya and Bangladeshi “slaves” brought in by human traffickers are kept.

Malaysians are also directly involved in the trafficking syndicate, he alleged yesterday.

Abdul Kalam, who works with Thai police as a translator when Myanmar refugees are rescued, said the slave trafficking camps near the Thai border typically house between 500 and 1,000 people.

“The situation has worsened in the last 10 years, with about 50 camps near the border.

“There are more camps in Malaysia now as the Thai government has been clamping down on human traffickers,” Abdul Kalam, 58, alleged.

He said refugees in these camps were forced to live in deplorable conditions, with little food and drink.

While not making specific accusations against Malaysia, Thailand’s 4th Army Region commander Lt-Gen Prakan Cholayuth said his government was “hoping that neighbouring countries will help in the crackdown of human trafficking activities across the border”.

Kedah police chief Senior Deputy Comm Datuk Zamri Yahya, however, has refuted allegations that such camps exist on the Malaysian side of the border.

“There’s no such thing. As far as we know the camps are only at the Thailand side.

“On the Malaysian side, police, including the Border Intelligence Unit, the General Operations Force, special teams from Bukit Aman and other enforcement agencies are working together to curb illegal immigrants and human trafficking activities,” he said.

Thailand Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha plans to meet Malaysian and Myanmar leaders over the problem.

“Human trafficking has to be jointly tackled and it should be understood that the problem did not originate in Thailand,” he said, adding the country was just a transit point.

Prayut said migrants arrested in Thailand would be taken care of.

“They will be charged with illegal entry. After that, they will be detained, not jailed.”

Over the last few days, Thai authorities have discovered abandoned jungle camps in Songkhla where mass graves have been found.

Dozens of bodies were exhumed in one site while 26 bodies were found in shallow graves a kilometre away.

Abdul Kalam said yesterday he believed that Malaysians were directly involved in the human trafficking syndicate on the Thai side of the border.

“Several refugees who have spent time at these camps have heard conversations taking place in Bahasa Malaysia.

“I have told my people in Myanmar not to come to Malaysia because they may be kidnapped and beaten by human traffickers, but they don’t believe me,” he said.

Abdul Kalam, who has been living in Thailand for more than 30 years, said his fellow nationals were lured by human traffickers with promises of good jobs, but were instead sent to hilltop camps.

“They come by boat, about 500 people crammed into one boat.

“They charge each person RM7,000, which they have to pay once they start working.

“But they get cheated. Traffickers send them to camps and ask for ransom from their families,” he told The Star.

Speaking in fluent Thai and some broken English, he revealed that those who did not pay up or attempted to run away would be beaten, some to death.

“Once money is paid or when someone is willing to ‘buy’ the Rohingya, they’ll be sent to Malaysia.

“Over there, people wait in a car to pick up the refugees,” he said.