Philippine Defense Forces

[jpdm]

Originally Posted by LuckyLady

magigising kaya ang bansa natin ngayon? or after months, a year or 2 wala na naman back to the regular programming na naman?

impatient na talaga ako, gusto ko na talagang may drastic change na ma i implement mangyari sa bansa natin kahit dito lang muna sa defense natin, pede ba???

sana maabutan rin natin ang paglipad ng ekonomiya ng ating bansang filipinas

We really have to wake up. Sa totoo lang dami nating traydor sa gobyerno. Lalo na pag-usapan trade.

Mga trade negotiators natin puro MAKAPILI, binebenta pati kaluluwa ng bansa kaya we always end up losing our shirts.

Puro nationalists ang Asian neighbors natin tayo lang hindi. kaya ayan masyado tayo dependent sa good will ng iba. Hindi ganun ang mundo. Hindi uso ang libre laging may kapalit.

[Mercato]

Originally Posted by Nabartek

Israel has its own "military-industrial" complex. I think they'll still be strong without US backing, military speaking.

Of course, iba ang usapan kapag politically since Israel surely needs Papa Sugar at the UN stage to veto anything against Israel

I need not list down all the previous Empires that tried to destroy the Chosen People. During their heydey, these ancient Empires were also proud and arrogant. Where are they now, all extinct? It it written, they who raise their hand against Israel is like going against the ancient promise/ going against God the Father Himself.

[jpdm]

Originally Posted by Nabartek

Israel has its own "military-industrial" complex. I think they'll still be strong without US backing, military speaking.

Of course, iba ang usapan kapag politically since Israel surely needs Papa Sugar at the UN stage to veto anything against Israel

Without the goodies of the US, lumpo ang Israel.

Maybe technology but I doubt about having good amount of cash (internally generated) to shoulder a huge army.

[CarltonHill]

Those countries such as Malaysia, Thailand, Singapore, Lao PDR, Myanmar & Cambodia must be voted out of ASEAN and turn into a Chinese Province......Give Vietnam to Russia (they seem to have better relations with russia than ASEAN)... Philippines, Indonesia, Brunei and East Timor if have a chance to leave ASEAN must be better in Australia & Oceania if possible.

[jpdm]

Originally Posted by Mercato

I need not list down all the previous Empires that tried to destroy the Chosen People. During their heydey, these ancient Empires were also proud and arrogant. Where are they now, all extinct? It it written, they who raise their hand against Israel is like going against the ancient promise/ going against God the Father Himself.

Let me...

Canaan, Egypt, Assyria, Babylon...

[Nabartek]

Originally Posted by jpdm

Let me...

Canaan, Egypt, Assyria, Babylon...

Persia, Rome...

[Nabartek]

Originally Posted by CarltonHill

...Those countries such as Malaysia, Thailand, Singapore, Lao PDR, Myanmar & Cambodia must be voted out of ASEAN and turn into a Chinese Province......Give Vietnam to Russia (they seem to have better relations with russia than ASEAN)... Philippines, Indonesia, Brunei and East Timor if have a chance to leave ASEAN must be better in Australia & Oceania if possible.

[Panzer_18]

Carthage, Gaul, Germania and Vandals ...

[LuckyLady]

Originally Posted by jpdm

Without the goodies of the US, lumpo ang Israel.

Maybe technology but I doubt about having good amount of cash (internally generated) to shoulder a huge army.

i forgot where i read it but something like says most businesses in the US and Europe are actually owned by the Jews, so maybe that explains where they get their cash.

[Mercato]

The Roman Empire, Nazi Germany

Originally Posted by LuckyLady

magigising kaya ang bansa natin ngayon? or after months, a year or 2 wala na naman back to the regular programming na naman?

impatient na talaga ako, gusto ko na talagang may drastic change na ma i implement mangyari sa bansa natin kahit dito lang muna sa defense natin, pede ba???

sana maabutan rin natin ang paglipad ng ekonomiya ng ating bansang filipinas

I am awaiting patiently after this episode of the NoKor rocket & Scarborough if the AFP or Govt will make attempts to shape up. Seems like back to regular programming na naman. I am also gettin a bit impatient, and all they wanna do is matutulog in the pansitan. Until the next stupid episode of China and NoKor. Mind you, one of the most insulting pics I saw posted on the Sing. Def. site was that policeman in the Luneta hostage crisis holding his fingers na baril-barilan and smiling that stupid grin. Our enemies play it up because they see our weakness and they see we're not doin anything about it. Except yak a lot in media maybe.

Originally Posted by jpdm

We really have to wake up. Sa totoo lang dami nating traydor sa gobyerno. Lalo na pag-usapan trade.

Mga trade negotiators natin puro MAKAPILI, binebenta pati kaluluwa ng bansa kaya we always end up losing our shirts.

Puro nationalists ang Asian neighbors natin tayo lang hindi. kaya ayan masyado tayo dependent sa good will ng iba. Hindi ganun ang mundo. Hindi uso ang libre laging may kapalit.

Lucky Lady was right. Only a credible and I mean credible Death Penaly will stop these crocodiles dead in their tracks. Lets also learn from our enemies. Before the 70s, China also had one of the most corrupt government bureaucracy at par with ours. They dealt with it using the iron fist, and it worked.

Traidor could also be applied to those who steal and are guilty of plunder and economic sabotage. Sabotage done by saboteurs is treason and in times of war, the common punishment for traitors is death.

[Mercato]

Originally Posted by CarltonHill

Philippines, Indonesia, Brunei and East Timor if have a chance to leave ASEAN must be better in Australia & Oceania if possible.

Thats gonna be tricky . I hear Indonesia and Australia have a special love hate relationship, kinda more on the hate side. lots to do with the independence of Timor, the Bali Bombing, Papua New Guinea, Aussies bein caught in Bali and jailed, some meted the death penalty for drug offenses, illegal immigration, the issues are many and varied...

[Nabartek]

Originally Posted by LuckyLady

i forgot where i read it but something like says most businesses in the US and Europe are actually owned by the Jews, so maybe that explains where they get their cash.

In the US, Jews own some of the biggest corps. The mayor of NY is Jew.

Pero pansin ko, mejo left-leaning mga American Jews ha lalo na kapag Secular Jews

[Nabartek]

I just remembered, di ba si Commander in Chief eh hobby nya is shooting?

Susugod kaya sya sa frontline kung sakaling magkashooting war?

[Mercato]

hindi naman Left like commie, more on left which in the US only means Liberal. Pero when it comes to Israeli issues, the Jews unite as one, both liberals and conservatives.

[CarltonHill]

Originally Posted by Mercato

Thats gonna be tricky . I hear Indonesia and Australia have a special love hate relationship, kinda more on the hate side. lots to do with the independence of Timor, the Bali Bombing, Papua New Guinea, Aussies bein caught in Bali and jailed, some meted the death penalty for drug offenses, illegal immigration, the issues are many and varied...

oh.. I see.... so we better stay in ASEAN, after mainland southeast asia turned into PRC province.

[Nabartek]

Originally Posted by Mercato

hindi naman Left like commie, more on left which in the US only means Liberal. Pero when it comes to Israeli issues, the Jews unite as one, both liberals and conservatives.

Some Jews, actually, are anti-Israel

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XpUIZ4QNdF8

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5uEK7...eature=related

[Mercato]

Originally Posted by CarltonHill

oh.. I see.... so we better stay in ASEAN, after mainland southeast asia turned into PRC province.

I never said that. I only said that Indonesia and Australia are not exactly the best of friends.

[Nabartek]

China + SEAsia mainland = "Chekwaslovakia"

[jpdm]

When the time comes, China is no better than the monsters from the West of the colonial and neo-colonial times--greedy, voracious and murderers.

[CarltonHill]

a bit old news (mar.26.2012)

Philippines, Indonesia ink security pact

The Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) and the Indonesian military have sealed the terms of reference (TOR) for a joint working group that would aid in addressing trans-border issues.

AFP Chief of Staff Lieutenant General Jessie Dellosa finalized the TOR for the Philippine-Indonesia working group with his Indonesian counterpart, Admiral Agus Suhartono, during a bilateral meeting in Jakarta on Thursday.

The two military leaders sat down for a meeting at the close of the 2nd Jakarta International Defense Dialogue 2012 held at the Balai Sidang, Jakarta, Convention Center.
Dellosa was a resource speaker and panelist at the forum attended by some 50 defense officials and military chiefs mostly from the Asia Pacific as well as other international security officials.

Trans-border crimes
The Philippine-Indonesia working group will “facilitate interoperability in addressing trans-border issues, including terrorism and other criminal activities,” the AFP said in a statement.

The terms of reference will “further strengthen the cooperation between the two countries’ security forces on matters of border security, intelligence, training, education and other mutually agreed initiatives and activities.”

The signing of the TOR is expected to take place in Mindanao next month, according to the AFP.

The Philippines and Indonesia both face threats from Islamic extremists, with the Indonesia-based international terrorist group Jemaah Islamiyah (JI) extending its network through the local Abu Sayyaf terror group.

The two regional allies are also confronted with trans-border crimes such as smuggling, human and drug trafficking, and poaching.

“Even as we each confront domestic security challenges, the interests of our nations are interrelated and we are all stakeholders of collective security in the international community,” Dellosa said in a statement.

He thanked the Indonesian government for sending resource persons to this year’s Balikatan war exercises between the Philippines and the United States.

Indonesia, Australia, Japan, Malaysia, South Korea and Singapore will each send two experts for the command post simulation exercise on disaster response to a 9.0-magnitude earthquake hitting Metro Manila, similar to the one that hit Japan in March last year. The simulation will not involve troops.

http://globalnation.inquirer.net/305...-security-pact

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