Benteng Demokrasi Rakyat (Bendera) leader Muchtar Bonaventura to The Straits Times on nationalists like him were forced to act on their own to uphold the country’s honour and sovereignty. (Source: The Straits Times)
"Why can't we just share all similar things together without saying, 'This is yours and that is mine'?”
University of Indonesia (UI) student Noraishah Abdul Aziz on Tourism Minister Datuk Seri Dr Ng Yen Yen wanting to claim laksa as a Malaysian dish. (Source: The Straits Times, Malaysian students in Jakarta feel the heat)
A young recruit from anti-Malaysia group Bendera taking part in combat training. (Antara Photo)
This posting is dedicated to Mustar (Muchtar) Bona Ventura, co-ordinator of Benteng Demokrasi Rakyat (Bendera) and his band of thugs.
An article on immigrant criminals was published by the 15 May edition of The Malaysian Insider. Allow me to highlight the findings of the report.
“The four of us broke into the house by cutting through the iron grilles on the ground floor and we rushed into the master bedroom where the owner and his wife slept. I tied up the house owner while my accomplice brandished a parang at them. We took one week to plan for the robbery”.
Those were the words of an Indonesian who wished to be named as Sani, 31, when he spoke to Bernama at the Kajang Prison. In the incident, Sani and three others had broken into the double-storey house of a “Datuk” in Alor Gajah and committed an armed robbery. The four took only 30 minutes to ransack the house and escaped with RM10,000 in cash and other loot which they divided equally among themselves. “After the first robbery, we decided to strike again, this time at a goldsmith outlet near Malacca City in March last year. “I felt more confident. We planned for two weeks and on the day of the robbery we were already at the location since 10.30am,” he said.
Indonesians top the number of criminals. They were involved in 1,073 violent cases and 1,400 cases that concerned properties.
The Indonesian criminals came as tourists and resorted to housebreaking and robbery when the opportunity arose. They were active in Johor, Malacca, Negri Sembilan and Selangor, said Federal Criminal Investigation Department (CID) director Datuk Mohd Bakri Zinin.
In the latest case on May 13, police shot dead five Indonesians after they broke into the house of Syahrin Mohd Jamaluddin, the political secretary of Education Minister Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin, in Kampung Sinaran Baru, Kempas, Johor.
Five days before this incident, five Indonesians identified as members of the Ipol gang, suspected to be involved in several armed robberies, were shot dead in Kampung Bahagia, Bukit Lagong, Sungai Buloh.
This guy Mustar plans to invade Malaysia on October 8. So far, he has recruited 1200 people (including 40 recruits who are deaf, 10 with limb deformities and 10 who are confined to wheelchairs) for the mission. His army will be armed with samurai swords, ninja sticks and sharpened bamboo sticks as well as black magic. He is pissed with Malaysia because according to him, Malaysia has been busy stealing Indonesia’s culture, claiming their Islands and abusing Indonesian migrant workers. The breaking point according to Herr Mustar was when Malaysia (Malaysians) insulted them through the Indonesian national anthem, ‘Indonesia Raya”.
IMHO, culture is a subjective thing; we have similar roots so naturally our cultures will be similar, if not identical. Claims on territory happen all the time, Spratlys, Batu Puteh, Falklands; there are always diplomatic means to solve them. Abuses are isolated cases and abuses happen both ways, there are cases of maids abusing the employer’s children and aged parents too.
This Mustar person needs his head checked.
For more information on Mustar’s plans to invade Malaysia go to
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