blogs like this are only going to cause a war to happen.
Furthermore from a highly religious country, this isn't going to go
well.
Answers pour in as to why Singapore's military expenditure is so
high after realizing that.
I respect Msia's potential to be Truly Asia. It has all the
resources most of Asia wants and needs but its often met by useless
and unsightful leaders. It is a truly beautiful country, non-urban
wise.
There are countless proofs that his calculations are WRONG and
that indeed Singapore is on the losing end of this agreement.
Spinning stories just ain't gonna benefit both sides.
Sigh...I will stay and fight for Singapore, anytime, anyday.
Read the blog's comments. One Malaysian even suggested selling
Johore to Singapore.
I wonder if its possible for Singapore to heavily invest in
Johore to a state whereby Johore would be heavily dependent on
Singapore and Singaporeans will slowly flow in and occupy the
state's population and then if by any chance, a sale or a war could
take place and Johore will fall to Singapore?
I read up one of the comments on a comment poster on his blog
regarding the crooked bridge.
I quote "
To those who insist to build the bridge, pls consider these:
1. Ships still cannot sail in, there is already the second
causeway blocking at the West. Take a look at any MY/SG Map
(http://www.maplandia.com/singapore/)
2. The Johor Strait is very shallow and narrow, it does not
allow most ships to sail
3. The Johor Strait is a LONGER distance to sail from West to
East or vice versa, the shallow and narrow water makes sea vehicles
sail slower. Doesnt make economical sense for ship owners. Check
the map again.
4. Under international law, a country cannot unilaterally run a
bridge across another country. It needs consensus from both
parties.
5. You cannot unilaterally join your new bridge into Singapore,
if you cut the water pipe, Singapore has right to declare war.
6. Having the bridge will not improve traffic flow. The problem
is with customs management.
7. How on earth will having the bridge improve economy? Please
explain."
Makes sense doesn't it. Then why are the Malaysians still so
keen on building it?
Sg wins in terms of Military power. Surely the Msians won't dare
to declare war?
