Kes kehilangan 2 enjin pesawat pemintas F-5E

braderjoni

36# admin4

saya rasa bukan saja enjin hilang, kemungkinan benda yang lain juga turut hilang cuma tak dikesan lagi.
admin4 Post at 19-12-2009 19:35

saya pon rasa macam itu..... investigation should be done and no stone should left unturned..... cari barua dan penyangak dalam atm sampai dapat dan bawa ke muka pengadilan..... bagi penyangak, kalau semua boleh ditanggal jual ... ptuiii.... sial negara ada org macam ni.
jauh lebih baik drpd sesetengah manusia perasan diri pembela dan panjaga atm nak menyalak macam anjing gila nak salahkan peniup wisel dan org ramai yg ambil berat ...... muka tak malu nak salahkan pihak lain pula... hanyan manusia otak waras je nak salahkan rakyat prihatin yg marah askar pondan dan korup, salahkan org indonesia, salahkan pembangkang... pasni salahkan US/yahudi ...

venez

cite lama nih... last year nyer kes... skrg bru umumkan coz dah finalies kes...

ifanonline

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atreyudevil

41# venez
So kes ni mmg dah lama dalam siasatan lah, ok gak buat apa nak kecoh2 kes macam nih..
waktu siasatan kurang publisiti baguih, jadik saspek takkan syak dia kne siasat.

admin4

cite lama nih... last year nyer kes... skrg bru umumkan coz dah finalies kes...
venez Post at 19-12-2009 20:02

hairan juga kenan ambil masa panjang kan.

zarul427

benda ni da lama
mmg gejala rasuah byk terdapat dlm atm N pdrm
ini amat menyedihkan

regrads

jazim

Masalahnya disebabkan beberapa org pegawai yg pengkhianat tu, seluruh ATM pulak dikatakan pondan dan lemah. Mcm mana dgn pegawai dan LLP yg majoritinya memang amanah menjalankan tugas. Kalau nak sound, direct pada mereka yg x amanah. Kau kata ATM pondan maknanya kau tuduh setiap pegawai dan LLP sebagai pondan dan korup. Kalau benada ni kau cakap pada groundcrew yg baru selesai buat senggaraan pada pesawat, x ke ada yg merasa makan pemutar skru atau spanar?

jazim

ok bro...tapi ade lak sorg "warganegara" ni duk kutuk ATM sissy.......elok halau je dari m'sia....kalo perang ade ke dia nak jd front-line warrior????
lkick2113 Post at 19-12-2009 19:35

X. tapi jadi pembekal maklumat kepada musuh dah tentu punya.

ifanonline

Pihak ATM dan PDRM kena menerima hakikat bahawa terdapat barah rasuah dlm ATM dan PDRM. Umumnya, rakyat Malaysia dah mengetahui hal ini. Pepatah "Nila setitik, habis susu sebelanga' should be the pondering phrase for both security forces. Tuhan pun ada kata, kalau sesebuah masyarakat melakukan maksiat, tuhan tidak membalas kepada penjahat sahaja, seluruh masyarakat atau seluruh negara akan di timpa bencana tsunami, gempa bumi, banjir, etc...yg jahat dan yg baik semua tuhan hapuskan...

Jadi, ATM dan PDRM kena betul2 look into this corrupt problem yg telah memakan ATM dan PDRM sekian lama supaya tidak runtuh kedua-dua institusi ini secara menyeluruh. Selagi ada perasuah dlm kedua-dua institusi, selagi itulah perkhidmatan badan keselamatan ini akan di pandang remeh, walaupun terdapat kakitangan yg gigih, jujur dan halal mencari sesuap nasik...

jantera

ok bro...tapi ade lak sorg "warganegara" ni duk kutuk ATM sissy.......elok halau je dari m'sia....kalo perang ade ke dia nak jd front-line warrior????
lkick2113 Post at 19-12-2009 19:35

sapa tu ?

jantera

Itua psl, slalu yg bising2 ni la yg plg penakut, klau perang dia dulu lari~
rastablank Post at 19-12-2009 19:44

cam mana nak perang plak senjata dalam kawalan pon boleh hilang !

gadisnakal00

yang buat benda ni berketurunan india..

observateur

A few bad apples in the armed forces, but could be enough to wipe out our ability to defend the country...just for a fistful of dollars (okay...more than a fistful).

Could this really be possible?

Forgive us, the normal citizens, for having this fear after what had happened.

spiderweb6969

Iran gains U.S. military technology through Malaysia middlemen                        
Written by Ardalan           
http://www.ardalan.eu/ardalan/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=82:iran-gains-us-military-technology-through-malaysia-middlemen&catid=1:latest-news&Itemid=50
Tuesday, 15 September 2009 07:19

Sept. 14 (Bloomberg) -- Iran increasingly is obtaining U.S. military equipment and technology through shipments to Malaysian middlemen that illegally circumvent trade restrictions, according to American officials and analysts.

The U.S. has charged, convicted or sentenced defendants in at least six cases involving Malaysia since August 2008. The shipments have included parts for bombers and items sent to firms linked to Iran’s nuclear and ballistic missile program, according to court papers. More Malaysia shipments are under investigation, according to a law enforcement official who spoke on condition of anonymity. The shipments illustrate how difficult it is for U.S. law enforcement to keep military secrets and equipment from reaching Iran, a country the U.S. accuses of developing nuclear weapons and sponsoring terrorism. The U.S. bans most trade with Iran.

Middlemen also have operated out of the United Arab Emirates city of Dubai. Shipments through Malaysia increased after the U.A.E. cracked down on exports more than a year ago, said Steven Pelak, the principal deputy chief of the Justice Department’s counterespionage section in Washington.“We’ve seen a lot more being now diverted through Malaysia in particular,” Pelak said in an interview. “We have seen Iranian front companies there and we’ve seen an increase there since there’s been a tightening in Dubai.”

Military goods also have been illegally shipped to China, which has been trying to obtain missile, imaging, semiconductor and submarine technology from the U.S., according to a Defense Department report this year. Espionage allegations against China are “unwarranted,” said Wang Baodong, a spokesman for the country’s embassy in Washington.


Shopping List

The Iranian government creates a shopping list of items it wants and gives it to middlemen who seek the products in the U.S. and elsewhere, said Pelak.When one country that is home to intermediaries cracks down, the shipments move elsewhere, said David Albright, president of the Institute for Science and International Security in Washington and a former Iraqi weapons inspector.

The activity in Malaysia “poses a threat,” Albright said in an interview. “It allows Iran to improve its military capabilities, nuclear capabilities.”In a case unsealed last year, the Justice Department alleged that electronics were illegally sent from the U.S. to Iran through Dubai and Malaysia. Some of those electronics are the same type found in roadside bombs in Iraq.


U.S. Supplier

Shipments to Malaysia have increased, Albright said, because “it’s harder to do it from Dubai. You’re trying to get a U.S. supplier to send it to a false end user.”

The U.S. broke off diplomatic relations with Iran in 1980 after militant Iranian students occupied the American embassy in Tehran in 1979.Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak declined to comment, according to an aide. Afdal Hashim, a spokesman for the Malaysian embassy in Washington, didn’t respond to phone calls or an e-mail.

The U.S. companies that supply middlemen typically are closely held sole proprietorships, said Pelak.In 2007, the U.S. brought charges against a larger company, defense contractor ITT Corp., based in White Plains, New York, for allowing the transfer to China of night-vision technology. The company agreed to pay $100 million and plead guilty to two criminal charges.


Military Items

The U.S. announced a crackdown in 2007 of illegal exports of restricted military technology and “dual-use” equipment with military and commercial applications.

The multiagency effort resulted in criminal charges against more than 145 defendants in the fiscal year that ended Sept. 30, a 32 percent increase from the year before. Nearly half of the 2008 cases involved munitions or other restricted items headed for Iran or China, according to the Justice Department.

Authorities increased enforcement after concluding other countries were taking advantage of the U.S. to develop their own militaries and compete economically, said David Szady, who retired as an assistant director of the counterintelligence division of the Federal Bureau of Investigation in 2006. The FBI trained agents to better detect illegal exports of sensitive materials, he said in an interview.


Evertop Services

In a March criminal complaint, the U.S. said Iranian national Majid Kakavand oversaw an international network that purchased thousands of military and commercial items from U.S. companies and illegally sent them to Iran via Malaysia.Recipients included two Iranian military firms that the U.S. says are linked to Iran’s nuclear and ballistic missile programs, according to court papers.Kakavand allegedly used a company in Malaysia called Evertop Services Sdn Bhd to purchase products for Iran from U.S. and European companies, according to court papers. Among the items were capacitors, spectrometers, resistors and airborne antennae. It’s unclear whether Evertop is still operating. The company couldn’t be located.Kakavand concealed from the U.S. companies that the products were going to Iran, according to court papers. He was arrested in March in France. The U.S. is seeking his extradition.The U.S. ambassador to Malaysia, James Keith, said in a February speech in Washington that Malaysia should create a strong system to control exports. A proposed law has been pending since 2004, he said.“One reason this has become an increasingly urgent priority is trade diversion to Iran by entities who seek to exploit the Malaysian system,” Keith said, according to the prepared text of his speech. “Malaysia has more to contribute to international mechanisms to manage the flow of sensitive technology, including nuclear and missile-related equipment.”

spiderweb6969

anya8797

Pihak ATM dan PDRM kena menerima hakikat bahawa terdapat barah rasuah dlm ATM dan PDRM. Umumnya, rakyat Malaysia dah mengetahui hal ini. Pepatah "Nila setitik, habis susu sebelanga' should be the pond ...
ifanonline Post at 19-12-2009 21:48

motip generalize semua askar pondan.......

manusia biasa

kerana nila setitik, rosak susu sebelanga ..

walopon yg buat keje ni tak sampai puluhan, tapi ia telah mencemarkan nama baik pasukan yg disertai puluhan ribu ..  

kalo dlm tentera darat, tak silap aku laa, jika wat ilang senjata kena ngadap court martial ..
adakah pengkhianat yg jual enjin tu patut diadakan perhimpunan khas, dan di koyakkan lencana dan pangkat pada pakaian uniform mereka jika didapati bersalah ???



bayangkan, jika diulangi "jika" yg bersalah menjual enjin tu rakan sepasukan masa mula mula rekrut .. huh ..

alien7749

Tak percaya rege boleh sampai RM50 juta. Lebih kurang USD12.5J. Lebih mahal dari F-5E tu sendiri, infact boleh beli aircraft baru macam L-159.

jazim

kerana nila setitik, rosak susu sebelanga ..

walopon yg buat keje ni tak sampai puluhan, tapi ia telah mencemarkan nama baik pasukan yg disertai puluhan ribu ..  

kalo dlm tentera darat, tak sil ...
manusia biasa Post at 20-12-2009 08:31

Tak salah aku dlm TD yg cabut lencana semua tu GGK je. Kor lain rasanya cuma buang kerja camtu aje.

HangPC2

Negara Eropah Mana yang masih pakai F-5E ?