Comments by "KeoNz" (@KeoNz) on "VisualPolitik EN" channel.

  1. Singapore will always remember that when nobody answered in its time of need, Israel did. Respect🤜🤛
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  2.  @shinkong7598  Don't forget that the Singapore then is not the Singapore now. Many thought we won't survive after being kicked out of Malaysia. There is almost little to no benefit to help a small weak country with no resources then. If there is, other countries that Singapore had approached would have helped but yet only Israel responded? why?
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  3. Thanks for the compliments! We do not have enemies but we do have "frenemies" who may change their tune anytime hence it is always important for Singapore to have the capability to defend itself. Its better to be prepared.
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  4. Singaporeans never forget, when we need help Israel answered. Because of the sensitiveness of the situations(Singapore neighbors), they had to help in secret. To disguise their presence, they were famously described as “Mexicans”. The Israeli general then even travelled incognito by taxi around Singapore to familiarise himself with the terrain and the ground conditions.
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  5. We Singaporeans respect the Gurkha Contingent too 😇
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  6. LoL salty comment is salty. 😂🤣 Small country easier to manage? Funny how when Singapore was kicked the consensus was that this small country couldn't survive. Try managing this small country with limited resources then. Malaysia have so much land mass and resources yet still failed. Outdated info is outdated, minority races are deployed in special military vocations already. We have Malay fighter pilots.
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  7. Firstly, Malaysia doesn't have 500 rockets. Second, Singapore have iron dome.
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  8. Nice video, good amount of research and I like the fact that you attempted to pronounce Lee Hsien Loong correctly 😃
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  9. How is it propaganda when this video is made by an independent content creator?
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  10. bro... we're Chinese also 😂
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  11.  @lancewood1410  Remind me again why does your opinion matter? Unlike Malaysia that consecutively renegades on its contracts(untrustworthy), Singapore places great importance in honoring its contracts and agreements. The water agreement expires in 2061 and Singapore is committed to honor this till its expiry. Why don't you ask Malaysia to stop supply water to Singapore unilaterally and see what happens? 😉
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  12. We are proud to be friends with Israel
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  13. did you even watch the video? 70,000 is only active military personnel. 1.2 million military reserves
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  14. I think it's quite obvious ain't it. They rather line up their pockets instead of investing in the country's wellbeing. Singapore politicians are highest paid in the world but at least they'll able to prove they deserved it
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  15.  @akgaming7607  Yes, go google it. We already have malay fighter pilot
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  16.  @malekzin4788  Sorry but the "World" beg to differ. What is considered the epitome of guides for gastronomers? It's the famed Michelin guide. How many Michelin star restaurants does Malaysia have compared to Singapore? Nuff' said 😄
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  17. & the most salty award goes to you 😂
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  18.  @lancewood1410  because it is not a business to them? You could always research yourself but it's ok, I'll spoon feed you once. In 2003, the Ministry of Information, Communication and the Arts pointed out that the real cost of treating water is RM 2.40 per 1,000 gallons. Because of the Water Agreements, we only sell the water to Malaysia at 50 sen. That means we’re making a loss of RM 1.90 per 1,000 gallons. According to the Agreements, Singapore needs to sell 5 million gallons of treated water to Malaysia every day. Based on that calculation, we’d bear a subsidy cost of RM 9,500 per day. The reality, however, is that we provide way more subsidised water than just 5mgd. In 2003, Malaysia was buying 37mgd of treated water, this meant that Singapore was subsidising RM 70,000 per day. By 2016, Singapore was regularly providing Malaysia with 16mgd of treated water.
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  19. Here comes another ignorant salty comment. News flash, Singapore is already self sufficient in terms of water supply.
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  20.  @idealofidol1015  Sadly, with Singapore's success come many impersonators as well. You can't be sure his definitely a Singapore or even served before. Could be just another keyboard Malaysian which is 90% of such cases from what I see
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  21. I didn't know purchasing at the stipulated price in the contract is called "abusing the contract"
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  22.  @midknight  LoL why are you afraid to name the perpetrator. The side that consistently carries daily negative stories on the other, actively trains its military to attack the other, threatens the other side to turn off the tap is Malaysia
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  23. Singapore already have Malay generals. You talk so much, how many chinese generals you have in your malaysian army?
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  24. Singapore is working towards water self sufficiency via its other 3 national water taps(Desalination plants, water catchment reservoirs, Recycled water) Imported water is also one of the taps. Together they made 4 National Taps. Singapore recently opened its 5th desalination plant about 1 month ago. Without including industrial use, Singapore is already self sufficient although it will definitely increase prices of water as importing raw water for treatment is cheaper than desalination and recycling.
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  25.  @ifuknjk  As I said, It is 100% self sufficient already 😉
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  26.  @ifuknjk  Up to you, You asked a question I answered. Doesn't matter if you believe it or not.
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  27. Yup and of course this information was not made available to the public. Instead they keep harping on the 3sens. Typical strategy of their politician to divert attention away from domestic issues
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  28. In terms of water, Singapore is already self sufficient. Sure they might need stop operations of a few factories but its enough for their use of survival. They're only continuing to get water from its neighbor because of the agreement and also that it is cheaper than desalination and recycling(newWater). Food wise definitely an issue, but it is much harder to block ships and planes than you think. They aggressor might get trouble from other countries using the straits of Malacca route which is an important trade route.
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  29. Lol most absurd comment so far
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  30. because importing at 3sens per 1000 gallons is still much much cheaper than desalinating seawater or recycling water.
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  31.  @sharilsamad9727  Muslim and peace does not belong in the same sentence based on history of Islam and the number of religious war fought since it was formed.
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  32. same could be said for its "enemies", so in the end it boils down to training and equipment which Singapore exceeds the rest of South East Asia
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  33. Wrong video you're commenting on kiddo. This is video on military capabilities not democracy
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  34.  @yang5159  yeah I'm sure they do in your dreams 🤣
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  35. Some already did. China early modernization by Mao is based on Singapore success.
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  36. I might be wrong but I think there are no Gurkha soldiers in Singapore? The Gurkha Contingent (GC) is a unit of the Singapore Police Force (SPF). Their role are as a special guard force and counter-terrorist force.
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  37. Indonesia and Philippines not sure. Malaysia.... 🤣
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  38. lol another salty guy 😂🤣😂
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  39. Not saying racism doesn't exist in Singapore. It definitely does and is definitely capable of being improved. However, you made me laugh by comparing it to Malaysia and Indonesia. Those countries are worse in terms of racism and treatment of its minority races. At least Singapore doesn't have laws literally condoning racism like Malaysia😎
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  40.  @sharilsamad9727  Seriously? Double standards now eh? Chinese Malaysians does not get paid differently for doing the same job because they weren't offered the job in the first place. Privileges' given to bumi are racist no matter how you look at it. The only reason you don't think it is racist is because you're the dominant race benefiting from these unfair policies. Government jobs are dominated by Malays. Universities slots for are reserved for bumi despite Chinese obtaining higher grades. How to get paid differently when you are not even qualified for the job because lack of education due to government policies? Terima Kasih? You should be the one terima kasihing us isn't it? Are food and drinks provided to us for free? We paid for them. Your ppl should terima kasih us for helping contribute to Malaysia's economy. Forgive us? I don't remember Singapore doing anything to Malaysia that deserves forgiveness. Yes, I agree with you that what goes around comes around hence this is exactly the reason why Malaysia is in it current sorry state. It is their karma for kicking Singapore out when it is weak and helpless.
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  41.  @sharilsamad9727  LoL nothing is necessary to change my mind. I have only quoted the actual bloody history. As you said, action is louder than words. Muslims around the world can only prove with time and their actions that Islam is a peaceful religion.
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  42. People fight when they have no choice. I'm extremely confident people will stay and fight.
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  43. Look. Another fake salty account 😂
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  44. I guess you have never heard the phrase "be prepared"? In this volatile world, the moment you sensed the threat is already too late. Also, Singapore is surrounded by "frenemies" so it serves as a good deterrence.
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  45. This video is talking about military though. The Gurkhas is a line department of the Singapore Police Force (SPF)
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  46.  @MrLEECHINSOON  Well said. This is the exactly the reason why Singaporean army are primarily trained in jungle warfare instead or urban. We attack in order to defend.
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  47. You should watch the video carefully before commenting. 3:17 He already said there's' compulsory military service for all men for 2 years. 3:39 He said this country "ALSO" have a volunteer army.
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  48.  @Adscam  Singapore regularly supplies over the 2% requirement to Johor at Johor's' request although not obligated to do so.
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  49. Nah. They're the chosen ones sent to cleanse the lands of foul creatures.
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  50. Quite sure he "forget" on purpose so as to bring up the 3 sens issue at every opportunity to divert attention away from domestic issues.
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