Gaza Truce Broken, Hamas Fatah Fight Over $$, Egypt Liwats Hamas, Kita Bagi Duit Lagi

Hamas has been kicked out of Qatar. The Hamas guys arrogantly boasted that they have PR and visas to enter Malaysia any time. Is our Home Minister aware of this? I was talking to a security expert the other day who said that the Hamas already has their neworks here.

Today the papers say that another jihadi terrorist, this time an Australian jihadi operating for the Daesh ISIS, has networks in Malaysia, has transited thru Malaysia and even transferred millions of Ringgit thru Malaysia. Here is the news:

• Terror’ fund man identified
• Police identified M'sian rcvd RM110,300 via Australia’s Bisotel Rieh Global Money Transfer.
• police pursuing the individual.
• person would be dealt with severely if terrorist-linked 
• must not allow transactions to fund illegal activities, including to finance terrorism.

So again and again and again it is proven that Malaysia has become a terrorist transit point, a terrorist support base, a terrorist recruiting ground and part of the international terrorist money transfer network.   Eloklah tu.  

How come despite being a world financial center with huge amounts of money transfers, including hot money and money laundering, all these terrorists avoid Singapore like the plague? Why do terrorists avoid Singapore despite their super canggih financial and money transfer systems? The answer is because the Singaporeans do not allow all these terrorist groups in their country.  They keep vigilant. 

In Malaysia, bayar RM30 satu kepala, a boatload of Sulus can come in any time. During the Sulu Attack the price went up to RM300 satu kepala. Now it may have gone back down. Anytime boleh masuk. Bayar saja.

I was at a condo the other day. A couple of these pak unta guys, one wearing a jubah and with a huge plastic tasbih (rosary) in his hand, were sitting by the pool and yakking away.  They did not look like they had 9-5 jobs, they did not look like they were foreign investors, they did not look like students, they did not look like they were carpet traders at all. Tapi boleh sewa apartment RM2 ribu sebulan. And then they are constantly "occupied". Doing what? 

This country has gone really haywire as far as policing its borders and immigration policies are concerned. The Minister is not in a position to understand this point. It has been going on for a long time.  The Malays especially will really come to regret allowing all these "negara Islam" foreigners into the country with little or no proper background checks (like almost all other countries do - I am NOT being xenophobic or racist ok). 

If you are an insane Muslim try migrating to Saudi Arabia or to Jordan or Egypt.  They will kick you out even before you get off the plane. I recall going to the Iraqi embassy here in the 90s. One rude guy snapped 'What do you want?' This was the time of Saddam Hussein. Their political attache at that time said to some women reporter friends of mine that 'Malaysians were stupid'. I am not making this up.  Do you think these attitudes have changed? If you think so, then you really must be stupid. (I agree with the Iraqi that plenty Malaysians are stupid).

Here is more stupid news from the Middle East. The truce in Gaza has been broken. A few days ago someone fired mortars from Gaza into Israel. The Israelis have not retaliated.

1.   First projectile fired from Gaza since truce

• mortar from Gaza explodes in Israel for 1st time since Aug 26
• shell fired on Tuesday evening
• first attack since truce btwn Hamas & Israel after 50 day conflict
• Hamas denied any knowledge on Tuesday

You usually make a ceasefire agreement with your enemies. That is why it is called a ceasefire. You do not need to make a ceasefire agreement with your friends.  Once you make a truce with your enemies you should uphold your end of the ceasefire.  But if you shoot mortars and rockets AFTER making a ceasefire, do you seriously expect your enemies to scratch their butts and keep quiet?

Now here is the reason why the ceasefire is being broken - in bits and pieces.

• Hamas has not authorized Abbas to negotiate with Israel
• Hamas warns of renewed 'explosion' 
• donor countries warned dont pay salaries to Hamas’ 40,000 civil servants.
• if they make payments Hamas govt and people will be boycotted
• refusal to pay salaries a contentious point btwn Hamas & Fatah
• Hamas insists PA obliged to pay salaries to Hamas employees
• PA officials made it clear they had no intention to comply with demand. 
• Hamas employees “illegitimate workers hired by illegitimate (Hamas) govt.
• international threats to suspend financial aid to Hamas
• Ahmed Bahr senior Hamas official said Fatah govt should resign
• Bahr said Fatah done nothing for Palestinians in Gaza 
• civil workers not received salaries 
• Hamas announced Egypt refused to host “reconciliation talks” 
• no date set for resumption of talks following Egyptian decision. 
• Egyptians refused to host representatives of Hamas and Fatah 
• Fatah still awaiting Egyptian invitation to talks 
• accused Hamas “sabotage” Egyptian effort to end dispute between Hamas & Fatah

Here is the gist of this muddle folks. I hope our Wisma Putra boys are reading this.

The real fight is between Hamas in Gaza and Fatah-Palestinians Authority in the West Bank.

Mahmoud Abbas still refuses to channel any money to pay the salaries of 40,000 Hamas employees, many of whom are combatants. Many of whom have fired shots and killed Fatah members in Gaza. This is an Arab blood feud as well.

Now since the Ikhwan Muslimin or Muslim Brotherhood (of which Hamas is an offshoot) has become PNG (persona non grata) with many Arab countries, the Arab donor countries are also saying that their aid money should not go towards paying Hamas employees. This is what Fatah is claiming. Hamas is refuting this.

And to twist the knife in the back, Egypt now refuses to host the promised talks between Hamas, Fatah and Egypt that were agreed upon on August 26 as a condition of the ceasefire between Hamas and Israel.

Stop for a while ok. Yang gaduh Hamas and Israel. Tapi 'talks' pula between Hamas, Fatah and Egypt. Whats going on?

Egypt has also refused to reopen the Rafah crossing - another huge point of contention between Hamas and Egypt. 

Fatah and Egypt also refuse to allow any aid money to go to Hamas or into Gaza for the reconstruction. So the rubble still remains on the streets in Gaza.  

So Hamas is really between a rock and a very hard place. 

What will Hamas do? They will fire more rockets into Israel. This is just a matter of time.

Egypt will never reopen the Rafah crossing between Gaza and Egypt.

Fatah and Mahmoud Abbas will never release any money to pay the Hamas civil servants. Egypt will never reconvene any talks between Hamas and Fatah in Cairo.

That is not going to happen.

Fatah and Egypt want Hamas out of Gaza. They want to see the end of the Ikhwan Muslimin or Muslim Brotherhood.

Once Hamas is kicked out of Gaza and peace prevails (meaning no more rockets are shot from Gaza) only then will Fatah and Egypt open their wallets and ope the border crossings.

The problem here is the Ikhwanul Muslimin. Or Hamas. Orang Malaya harus faham lebih sikit apa yang berlaku.

When the conflict began one of you commenters challenged me if I thought this entire fight was about Hamas getting their hands on money. The quick answer is yes.

Its all about money. And money is needed for the survival or revival of the Ikhwan Muslimin.  The Palestinian issue can wait.