they wont head for tanjong pagar if they can get through
woodland checkpoint.
heading for tanjong pagar is as good as heading right into the fist
of the SAF.
the better strategy if ever they breech woodland is to drop troops
all along the entire railway track and start to hit and kill
anything they come across.
for every 600 unarmed singaporean man they killed, they effectively
eliminates an entire reserve battalion.
secondly, by spreading throughout singapore, it will tied down
singapore forces to hunt them down, they could also hamper military
mobilization if they could hit power station and communication
towers with spies and traitors already in singapore.
thirdly, if they managed to obtain local malay support, they would
be given protection, cover and supplies that could stretch their
terrorism for a much longer time and perhaps becomes more effective
as they can blend into the local population in the day and don the
military uniform at night.
fourth, their presence in the heartland of singapore would cause
anxiety and affect the morals of SAF reservist who are called back
to camp, fearful of the safety of their family members.
fifth, certain elements could attempt to poison the water supply,
set fire to key industries, assasination of key personal and govt
officials and shaken the buissness confidence in singapore plus
taking the glow out of the invincible SAF.
sixth, they could be used to secure a beachhead for additional
malaysian soldiers coming by speed boats if not a counter invasion
into singapore.
seventh, they could be used to subvert local sentiments by
spreading distrust between malays and other races or even attempt
to start a racial riots with the aim of tearing the SAF along
racial lines.
eigth, they could be used to take out strategic targets like AMMO
base, SAM sites or mortar the airfield.
ninth, the train could carry large amount of ordanance to arm and
equip malaysian soldiers already in singapore as workers or
visitors or even local malays who may wish to join them in their
'liberation'.
IN short, if they breech woodland checkpoint.... we are gonna be in
for one heck of a nightmare.
it gets worst if malaysia forward base its military camp nearer
towards singapore. the train attack could buy MAF precious time to
rush to the johor straits and cross over before SAF can
react.
the key is to hit and nullify SAF in under 6 to 12 hours.
BUT this is of course a worst case scenario. hehehee
in times of crisis between singapore and malaysia, rest assured
that (according to a source) the woodland CIQ, isnt so simple a
CIQ, in fact, if need to, it can stop the malaysian train in its
track.
and if singapore govt or intelligience services find something odd,
they have every authority to simply tear up the rail tracks up to
woodland CIQ. without tracks.... hehee
and if the malaysian protess against the removal of the tracks...
tough luck for them, cause according to the IPA between the 2 govt,
singapore effectively own the tracks and the land around the tracks
after the woodland CIQ is completed for 5 years.
and even if singapore dont own those tracks, please understand that
the land of the KTM is still singapore's sovereign territory,
meaning.... if singapore desires... it can be place under police or
military control or supervision. and when neccessary... the KTM
service can be suspended indefinitely as and when singapore desires
by simply closing the border.