From: Tanki
Subject: Re: Johor Sultan Funeral - All must wear black armband no-shopping for 7 days
On Jan 24, 9:03 pm, Tanki wrote:
> If not you will be fined from RM70 for not showing respect with
> armband,
> to RM300 for shopping and eating in Citi-Square Mall. Many have got it
> already, including Singaporeans. So becareful.
And if you argue with the enforcement officers (whoever they are) you
pay RM500. All shops are forced to close compulsory.
From: yansimon52
These 'special people' are always creating trouble.....what to
do.....if they got no one to find trouble they ultimately fing trouble
among themselves.
From: "Alexx"
To nab people so that government can profit from the sultan's death.
Showing posts with label Johor. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Johor. Show all posts
Sunday, January 24, 2010
Friday, January 22, 2010
Johor Sultan passed away
From: FairToAll <27w ...="" gmail.com="">
Subject: Re: A honest write up of his activities during his reign will be interesting reading.
This animal who killed a caddie for fun, and shot dead innocent people
for overtaking his car, is finally called to the Lord.
With all the violence he conducted before, he deserves to join Allah,
the master of all violence.
He will be taken over by the crown prince, another animal, who raped
any woman he saw and like on the streets.
On Jan 23, 7:16 am, "musa khalid"
> The Sultan of Johor, Sultan Iskandar ibni almarhum Sultan Ismail, 77, died
> tonight after ruling the state for almost three decades.
> Has anyone got the guts to table it?
Tuesday, January 12, 2010
Don't Go Notorious Johor Bahru
From: Tanki <5191 ...="" gmail.com="">
Subject: Don't Go Notorious Johor Bahru
Posted by: tt326c
Whenever we heard someone claimed that JB is notorious for wayside
robberies, we tend not to pay much attention to it until one day it
happened to someone close to you. Then you'll come to realisation that
it is the truth.
My son and his colleaque were robbed on Saturday morning in the busy
town of JB. Mind you, they were confronted by two men with syringes;
under threat that they would be contaminated with Aids. Both were
milked to a tune of RM1,500 and the irony was, the robbery was
committed near the Immigration and Police stations! Easy day's work,
eh?
Luckily, they did have the good sense not to retaliate and got
themselves hurt.
The purpose of this post is to remind fellow bloggers or their friends
to be extra careful when setting foot in JB, OK?
Subject: Don't Go Notorious Johor Bahru
Posted by: tt326c
Whenever we heard someone claimed that JB is notorious for wayside
robberies, we tend not to pay much attention to it until one day it
happened to someone close to you. Then you'll come to realisation that
it is the truth.
My son and his colleaque were robbed on Saturday morning in the busy
town of JB. Mind you, they were confronted by two men with syringes;
under threat that they would be contaminated with Aids. Both were
milked to a tune of RM1,500 and the irony was, the robbery was
committed near the Immigration and Police stations! Easy day's work,
eh?
Luckily, they did have the good sense not to retaliate and got
themselves hurt.
The purpose of this post is to remind fellow bloggers or their friends
to be extra careful when setting foot in JB, OK?
Friday, June 19, 2009
Sultan of Johor rejected the idea of third bridge
Najib may have to drop third bridge idea
Yesterday, 19 June, 2009, 5:43:34 PM
By Syed Jaymal Zahiid
KUALA LUMPUR, June 19 — Whether he likes it or not, the prime minister may have to drop the third bridge to Singapore idea simply because Johoreans don’t want it and that is all there is to it.
The Sultan of Johor rejected the idea yesterday after it was reported that he was not consulted on the project.
The rejection left Datuk Seri Najib Razak, who was in Sarawak at the time, moving into damage control mode at a press conference where he told reporters that the third bridge was only at a conceptual stage and the Johor ruler would be consulted once a feasibility study is done.
Yesterday, 19 June, 2009, 5:43:34 PM
By Syed Jaymal Zahiid
KUALA LUMPUR, June 19 — Whether he likes it or not, the prime minister may have to drop the third bridge to Singapore idea simply because Johoreans don’t want it and that is all there is to it.
The Sultan of Johor rejected the idea yesterday after it was reported that he was not consulted on the project.
The rejection left Datuk Seri Najib Razak, who was in Sarawak at the time, moving into damage control mode at a press conference where he told reporters that the third bridge was only at a conceptual stage and the Johor ruler would be consulted once a feasibility study is done.
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