A comprehensive database of credible sightings and eye
witness accounts and reports is being maintained by steadyaku47 - an all volunteer network comprising
of dedicated researchers, archivists and investigators in Sabah and Semanjung –
to support our BN’s government effort to pantau the movements, diving and
surfacing of the Scorpene Submarines.
If you have had a sighting in the waters of Sabah,
Sarawak Semenanjung, or any other country, please take a moment and report it
to our team at steadyaku47 HERE. The report will be kept quiet and not publish if
you request it.
If permitted by you, the sighting report will be added
to the main sighting database and immediately communicated to the Government of Malaysia and thence to
TLDM for whatever action they deem fit.
Note: A number of reports have indicated that the said
Scorpene Submarines have been sighted in Port Kelang where it is said that its
crew were seen having Nasi Lemak at the D’Pandamaran Nasi Lemak Corner. We have
not been able to verify this incident as the videos submitted were to short and
often times shaky with blur images. We would prefer to have an image of the
submarine itself rather than its crew!
Please remember that our ultimate goal is to confirm
that the Scorpene Submarines are operational and in active service with TLDM and to
dispel the hype and claims by the Opposition Pakatan Rakyat that the Scorpene
Submarines cannot selam!
The dedication of our team has managed to
confirm that the Scorpene Submarines have been seen of the coast of Sabah on
the 26th April at 4 p.m. We provide herewith irrefutable instagram
evidence of same below.
However we are unable to confirm that the said submarine
would be able to selam as our team has indicated that the submarine was on the
surface during all the time that it was under observation.
Please note that we have been informed by reliable
sources in PWTC that the BN posters plastered all over its hull may have
something to do with the submarine not being able to dive until at least after
the 5th of May. Harap maklum.
Thank you Steadyaku47 for providing evidence that my tax ringgit has been put to good use, instead of lining the deep pockets of some entrenched warlords with narry any business acumen but with silly grandiose white elephantal (or bovine, take your pick)projects.
ReplyDeletehehehehe! that tickled my funny bone, Sir.
ReplyDeleteBut on a serious note, lest we forget the souls who have died for the unscrupulous DCNS contractors and the Govt officials who eliminate obstacles for outrageous commissions.
For a fairer Malaysia, UBAH!
Scorpenes looking smaller than fishing boats??? WTF !!!!
ReplyDeleteThat got me energised this morning. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteCaptain on medical leave lah
ReplyDeleteScorpene cannot selam. They thought that an easy solution was found by just adding weight to it. Unfortunately, these not so clever BN stooges use BN posters to weight it down. When the scorpene selam under this added weight it will make BN (symbolically at least)go under water. ABU
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ReplyDeleteAdding weight to submerge with ahem Big doggie .No wonder he was invited on board.Now i know.
BN posters plastered all over its hull may have something to do with the submarine, "COS THERE ARE HOLES IN THE HULL AND TAKING IN WATER....Ma."
ReplyDeleteEn najib, pls call all scorpenes to surface on 5th may.then I can consider to vote for bn. Aiyaaa, why so difficult to show.
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