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Peristiwa Bukit Kepong
THE TRAGIC HISTORY OF BUKIT KEPONG..
This tragedy happened in 23rd February 1950. At that time, Bukit Kepong was a very small town with only 20 small retail shops owned by Chinese. It was located beside the upstream of Muar river. This small town is connected through a walking path, scattered with village houses for about two to four square miles. Its population is only about one thousand people.
That early morning, was a tragic day for occupants of police barracks in Bukit Kepong. At around 5.00am, after a few police officers finished their morning Suboh prayers,
mothers preparing warm milk for their babies, their homes were ambushed
by gunshot of Communist army from all sides. The fierce gunshots
include the use of at least five bren-gun.
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The small number of police officers
immediately defend by shooting back. During the attack, the Communist
shouted to the policeman to surrender. There were no response from the
policeman except more shooting back.
The
Communist began apporaching nearer to the police barracks and start
entering a few homes. The policeman manage to defend themselves for
awhile. The homes for married couple policeman were also attacked. The
wives also began to take the gun and fight along thier husbands until
run out of bullets.
When
there are no more gunshot coming for here, the Communist began to enter
the homes and captured one of the policeman's wife. They shouted to the
policeman by putting a gun to her head and threatened to kill her if
they do not surrender. The wife and policeman answered by saying they
would rather die than taken prisoner by enemy.
Another
mother and a child in another home refused to surrender, and were shot
dead point blank. The Communist burnt the married couple homes, most of
the children died in the fire.
[You must be registered and logged in to see this image.] | A drawing of the Bukit Kepong Police Station and how it was attached (Contributor: Paddy A L Bacskai : [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]) |
The Bukit Kepong
police station were also under attacked, the policemen on duty continued
defending their lives. A few of them were shot dead and no less were
injured. However the Communist still could not enter the police station.
The Communist threw in a hand granade to the back of the police station and it started a fire.
It was
already three hours of gun shot battle. A few of the policeman had to
get out of the police station as it is getting hot from the fire. Most
of them were shot before they could find a place to hide.
Some nearby villagers began to come for help. They used only shot guns, yet they managed to get the Communist moved back.
Before they moved back, the Communist managed to burn the village head office and a few other houses.
The battle ended around 9.00am.
REASONS BEHIND THE COMMUNIST ATTACK ON BUKIT KEPONG.
It was a clear act of revenge by the Communist on Bukit Kepong police officers. Following are the details.
About a week after curfew were declared, an unexpected battle occurred on the road between Kampung Tui and Bukit Kepong (now an area of a local school), between AP/HG Muhamad Said bin Alam and Saibun, with a group of three Communist, two Chinese and one Indian.
One Chinese Communist were killed, the other one got away. The Indian Communist, Sivasinggam was badly injured. He was captured and his gun confiscated. Muhamad Said in his colleagues had only short parang as weapons.
This resulted in the major revenge attack of the Communist on Bukit Kepong police station in 23 February 1950. The first gun shot was heard by village head Penghulu Ali from his house in Kampung Tui. He immediately gathered 13 AP/HG (Auxiliary Police/Home Guard) and headed to Bukit Kepong for assistance.
They went off early around 5.30am,
but along the way they were ambushed by Communist with automatic
machine guns. They could not provide earlier assistance and could not
even move to approach nearer to the police station. They have to hold on
until the day is brighter.
Another four members of AP/HG from Sungai Meda also arrived around 5.00am, but they also have to hold on at the outskirt of Pekan Bukit Kepong (Bukit Kepong town) which was quite near the police station. The Communist will shoot anything that moved.
If not because of the courage and determination of the AP/HG
to provide assistance, the town of Bukit Kepong might have been
destroyed and ended with the same fate as the police station, Penghulu's
office (village head office) and a Marine Police motor boat.
The Communist were headed by Muhammad Indera with his member of 200 armed troops.
[You must be registered and logged in to see this image.] | Muhammad Indera (Seated with a boy smiling behind him.) This is a photo of him while he was a religious teacher in Parit Stongkat Religious School, he was a resident of Bakri, a place in Muar. According to my father, he joined the Communist Party not because of the ideology, instead he was seeking refuge from the British, who wanted him for his anti-British activities. However, his act of heading the group of communist to attack Bukit Kepong Police Station was controversial. He got away after the attack on Bukit Kepong. After a while, he was caught by the British Army and brought to Ipoh and executed (hanged). (Photo taken from Jazlan's father old album. Muhammad Indera used to be my father's teacher in Primary Three) |
During this time, the head of AP/HG of Johor state was Major Ibrahim bin Ismail (Retired General Tan Sri General Ibrahim Ismail) and Johor Head of Police was T.F. Niget.
A few days after the Bukit Kepong tragedy, Kampung Belatak was then attacked at the time villagers break their fast. A mother with her child in a cradle were killed. AP/HG Shahdan bin Md. Yunus we also killed.
AP/HG Mohd. Said Alam was the target of the Communist attack. He escaped death even though was fighting alongside Shahdan, as Penghulu Ali and a team of AP/HG from Kampung Tui arrived for assistance.
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Chronicle
0400hrs - after some
difficulty in the darkness, the Communist Terrorists deploys to complete
the encirclement of Bukit Kepong. The group is accompanied by some of
the wives and children and these are to act as medical staff and to
carry away the Communist Terrorists casualties (mainly in gunny sacks
provided). Half the force is deployed to the front and main parts of the
compound (Group 1), with the other half in Pl group lots (Groups 2
& 3), deployed to the other three sides.
At this point,
there is only L/Cpl Jidin bin Omar and SC Abdul Kadir Jusoh within the
Charge Room, and two APs in Samad Yatin & Osman Yahya on guard in
the compound backed by SC Jaffar Hassan with a Stengun. There is also
every indication, that the latter had become aware of the CT’s
movements,
0430hrs - SC
Jaffar challenges and fires on a CT who is seen to fall and the attack
on the wire begins and builds up to the accompaniment of screaming and
bugle blasts and although all forward sides are attacked simultaneously,
the CTs mainly concentrate on the penetration of the front of the
installation and where the post’s main strong-points are housed. They
had expected to totally surprise the station - but are in turn! Caught
completely by surprise by the volume and intensity of the return fire.
This, particularly, from the two Bren Guns embedded underneath the
Charge Room - it being a raised structure on posts - but also as from
within the C/R itself as well as from the back and sides of the
compound. Around this juncture, AP Osman is KIA and SC Jaffar is
wounded, with the wives and children of the policemen fully noted
assisting their menfolk with the defence of the base,
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0450hrs
- the initial CT assault is beaten back after a protracted exchange but
at the loss of Sgt Jamil who had been manning one of the Brens under
the C/R, and who is now seen slumped lifeless over one of the weapons.
There were trapdoors in use for access down to the Bren guns. Command is
now assumed by the junior NCOs like the youthful and diminutive Cpl
Mohd Yassin and the much larger L/Cpl Jidin bin Omar (later fatally
WIA)and combined casualties for both sides at this time, are placed at a
dozen plus. The police wives and children left sheltering in the flimsy
walled and also elevated married quarter building behind, make up a
good portion of this. Also as such, at around this period. Four of the
wives and five children manage to make their escape out of the compound,
0500hrs - Auxiliary
Police and small groups of citizen volunteers are mobilised around
Kampong Java under the headman Penghulu Ali bin Mustaffa, and these
react to the attack by going to Bukit Kepong's aid. They’re expected by
the CT rearguard, however, and in turn ambushed and held engaged in
skirmishes and suffering casualties. About this time the defenders main
firepower in the two Bren guns back at the station, are knocked out,
0530hrs
- the CTs continue a number of assaults on the wire and lighting and
which provides them with a small breach at the front side and with which
they attempts an envelopment of the C/R but are still held and beaten
back from within and from the interlocking fire from the married
quarters. Some of the weapons are at this point wielded by the wives
remaining.
Mat Indra is reported frantic at the lack of progress
after an hour and wary of the approaching daylight, calls for an all
out bayonet charge at 0600. Both the compound and CT casualties had
mounted and are being treated in situ by the wives and children as
before. The CT casualties had been retrieved under fire, and it was
noted how the police would not fire at the women and children so
involved.
0600hrs -
visibility is now better and the CTs hit the wire again in a frantic
mass as ordered, but are again surprisingly beaten back with the
exception of some further gains at the SW rear and left hand side by the
married quarters. Mat Indra now calls for a pause to reconsider his
options. During this period and as it had been throughout the
engagement, loud hailers and personal voice addresses had been used on
the defenders in an attempt to get them to surrender. But to no avail -
in spite of the fact that they had suffered badly - and just as the many
alternate offers of ‘safe conduct’ out of the area had been treated
with defiance and derision,
0700hrs
- the frontal targets are now isolated by the CTs and all efforts
concentrated in the vicinity of the previous gains around the rear and
SW side and this providing them with an instant result. One of the
police wives captured in this thrust, Mariam Ibrahim the wife of
Constable Mohamad Jaafar, told her captors that only an other woman and
her young child were left alive in the married quarters. The CTs force
Mariam to appeal to the men to surrender but this is duly ignored. About
this time, Fatimah Yaaba and her son Hassan are also taken, also asked
to appeal to the men, and on refusal Fatimah is executed. Her husband
Constable Abu Bakar Daud the base’s MP launch driver down at his duty
station on the Muar river - perhaps aware of the personal tragedy which
had just taken place - elects to fight to the death in a skirmish with
the CT sent to capture and sink his launch. In the final outcome he is
shot through the chest & arm.
There are indicators that some
others were either sent or also went to assist him with getting away
for help. But this group is also assumed engaged by the CTs. And
although its also believed that the MP Constable could have saved
himself if he chose by starting his motors and casting off, he never
ever did.
At this point, the CTs consolidate their hold on the
rear of the complex through the torching of both the launch (which sank)
and the married quarters - with the reported wife Saadiah and daughter
Simah still alive inside and refusing to come out - and throwing the
executed woman’s body into the flames as well. Also about this time, the
villagers of Durian Chondong a riverine kampong to the west, dispatched
a boat down to Lenga to inform the police of the attack,
0800hrs
- full daylight and with the rear of the compound ablaze, the CTs
execute a determined grenade ‘pincer’ attack against the C/R and are
finally successful. Setting it ablaze as well. Then picking off both
male and female survivors attempting to get out with rifle shots - some
seen with their clothing fully on fire at this point - and capturing
Hassan bin Abu Bakar the young son of badly wounded MP Constable Abu
Bakar in the process.
Hassan was caught in the vicinity of the
silenced Bren guns, with some believing that he was the last person seen
standing or perhaps even attempting to fire, one of the weapon at this
duty station. Perhaps he was just too shocked to leave his comatose
father nearby or his dead mother Fatimah’s burnt body. But either way!
The brave lad was thrown live into the raging flames of the C/R along
with all the dead and wounded police defenders including Sgt Jamil. Also
about this time, news of the attack is relayed to Police District HQ at
Pagoh, and a relief force of Jungle Squad and Seaforth Highlanders is
prepared for a forced march to Bukit Kepong,
0930hrs
- Mat Indra finally declares the objective taken - five hours after the
commencement of what had been considered a simple action - and stating
that they the MRLA ‘had dealt a glorious blow against the Imperialists
and for the Liberation of the Oppressed People’ (some say that Mat Indra
would was later be killed in an ambush)-- but it was reported that he
was captured and later hanged in Taiping Prison in Perak. Also around
this time, a boatful of villagers from Durian Chondong and coming to
investigate and to assist, are also engaged by the CT force as they pull
out,
0940hrs - a spotter
aircraft also sent out to investigate, calls back to base that there is
nothing but a charred ruin - ‘with no signs of life in evidence’
1030hrs
- the exhausted relief force from Pagoh led by OC JJ Raj Jr, finally
arives to take charge and is greeted by scenes of massive devastation.
But the refurbishment of the BK station area, at times a slow
refurbishment, does now begin,
12 Regular Police, two Special
Constables, all of the four Auxiliary Police and four dependants, a
total of 22, fought to the death at the Battle of Bukit Kepong. AP
Constable Ali Akop bin Ahmad, who had earlier been cited for a Colonial
Police Medal for Gallantry for a previous action, and once out of
rounds, was last seen charging the barbed wire with his parang as example.
A further four constables were found severely wounded within the
compound. Of these survivors, as apart from the women and children who
had managed to slip out much earlier, only PC Yusof Rono and well in his
seventies now, is still alive today. A further two APs were also killed
in action and a number of locals WIA during the relief actions as
mentioned.
The CTs would only ever admit to around 10
casualties, but a quadruple of this would be very much closer to the
mark. From the outset, the garrison had been outnumbered ten to one yet
it never slackened in its resolve to do its duty. Even after the death
of Sgt Jamil, and who is credited with the setting of the tone of the
resistance, no one nor at anytime, appeared to consider the numerous
offers of surrender or ‘safe conduct’ held out to them by the CT.
Bukit
Kepong was also the first real indicator for the MRLA, that the affable
laidback Malay, might just not be the easy mark that had been
estimated. And that they would clearly constitute an additional factor
in their the MCP’s, over simplistic overview of Red independence and
rule in Malaya.
It was also noted how quickly the humble kampong
Malays, reverted to the fatalistic strength of their Muslim faith when
cornered. In the final analysis, the words of an SEP who was one of the
attacking force expresses it all - ‘I admired them at the time, and admire them to this very day’.
by A L (Paddy) Bacskai (National Malaya & Borneo Veterans Association)
0400hrs - after some
difficulty in the darkness, the Communist Terrorists deploys to complete
the encirclement of Bukit Kepong. The group is accompanied by some of
the wives and children and these are to act as medical staff and to
carry away the Communist Terrorists casualties (mainly in gunny sacks
provided). Half the force is deployed to the front and main parts of the
compound (Group 1), with the other half in Pl group lots (Groups 2
& 3), deployed to the other three sides.
At this point,
there is only L/Cpl Jidin bin Omar and SC Abdul Kadir Jusoh within the
Charge Room, and two APs in Samad Yatin & Osman Yahya on guard in
the compound backed by SC Jaffar Hassan with a Stengun. There is also
every indication, that the latter had become aware of the CT’s
movements,
0430hrs - SC
Jaffar challenges and fires on a CT who is seen to fall and the attack
on the wire begins and builds up to the accompaniment of screaming and
bugle blasts and although all forward sides are attacked simultaneously,
the CTs mainly concentrate on the penetration of the front of the
installation and where the post’s main strong-points are housed. They
had expected to totally surprise the station - but are in turn! Caught
completely by surprise by the volume and intensity of the return fire.
This, particularly, from the two Bren Guns embedded underneath the
Charge Room - it being a raised structure on posts - but also as from
within the C/R itself as well as from the back and sides of the
compound. Around this juncture, AP Osman is KIA and SC Jaffar is
wounded, with the wives and children of the policemen fully noted
assisting their menfolk with the defence of the base,
[You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]
0450hrs
- the initial CT assault is beaten back after a protracted exchange but
at the loss of Sgt Jamil who had been manning one of the Brens under
the C/R, and who is now seen slumped lifeless over one of the weapons.
There were trapdoors in use for access down to the Bren guns. Command is
now assumed by the junior NCOs like the youthful and diminutive Cpl
Mohd Yassin and the much larger L/Cpl Jidin bin Omar (later fatally
WIA)and combined casualties for both sides at this time, are placed at a
dozen plus. The police wives and children left sheltering in the flimsy
walled and also elevated married quarter building behind, make up a
good portion of this. Also as such, at around this period. Four of the
wives and five children manage to make their escape out of the compound,
0500hrs - Auxiliary
Police and small groups of citizen volunteers are mobilised around
Kampong Java under the headman Penghulu Ali bin Mustaffa, and these
react to the attack by going to Bukit Kepong's aid. They’re expected by
the CT rearguard, however, and in turn ambushed and held engaged in
skirmishes and suffering casualties. About this time the defenders main
firepower in the two Bren guns back at the station, are knocked out,
0530hrs
- the CTs continue a number of assaults on the wire and lighting and
which provides them with a small breach at the front side and with which
they attempts an envelopment of the C/R but are still held and beaten
back from within and from the interlocking fire from the married
quarters. Some of the weapons are at this point wielded by the wives
remaining.
Mat Indra is reported frantic at the lack of progress
after an hour and wary of the approaching daylight, calls for an all
out bayonet charge at 0600. Both the compound and CT casualties had
mounted and are being treated in situ by the wives and children as
before. The CT casualties had been retrieved under fire, and it was
noted how the police would not fire at the women and children so
involved.
0600hrs -
visibility is now better and the CTs hit the wire again in a frantic
mass as ordered, but are again surprisingly beaten back with the
exception of some further gains at the SW rear and left hand side by the
married quarters. Mat Indra now calls for a pause to reconsider his
options. During this period and as it had been throughout the
engagement, loud hailers and personal voice addresses had been used on
the defenders in an attempt to get them to surrender. But to no avail -
in spite of the fact that they had suffered badly - and just as the many
alternate offers of ‘safe conduct’ out of the area had been treated
with defiance and derision,
0700hrs
- the frontal targets are now isolated by the CTs and all efforts
concentrated in the vicinity of the previous gains around the rear and
SW side and this providing them with an instant result. One of the
police wives captured in this thrust, Mariam Ibrahim the wife of
Constable Mohamad Jaafar, told her captors that only an other woman and
her young child were left alive in the married quarters. The CTs force
Mariam to appeal to the men to surrender but this is duly ignored. About
this time, Fatimah Yaaba and her son Hassan are also taken, also asked
to appeal to the men, and on refusal Fatimah is executed. Her husband
Constable Abu Bakar Daud the base’s MP launch driver down at his duty
station on the Muar river - perhaps aware of the personal tragedy which
had just taken place - elects to fight to the death in a skirmish with
the CT sent to capture and sink his launch. In the final outcome he is
shot through the chest & arm.
There are indicators that some
others were either sent or also went to assist him with getting away
for help. But this group is also assumed engaged by the CTs. And
although its also believed that the MP Constable could have saved
himself if he chose by starting his motors and casting off, he never
ever did.
At this point, the CTs consolidate their hold on the
rear of the complex through the torching of both the launch (which sank)
and the married quarters - with the reported wife Saadiah and daughter
Simah still alive inside and refusing to come out - and throwing the
executed woman’s body into the flames as well. Also about this time, the
villagers of Durian Chondong a riverine kampong to the west, dispatched
a boat down to Lenga to inform the police of the attack,
0800hrs
- full daylight and with the rear of the compound ablaze, the CTs
execute a determined grenade ‘pincer’ attack against the C/R and are
finally successful. Setting it ablaze as well. Then picking off both
male and female survivors attempting to get out with rifle shots - some
seen with their clothing fully on fire at this point - and capturing
Hassan bin Abu Bakar the young son of badly wounded MP Constable Abu
Bakar in the process.
Hassan was caught in the vicinity of the
silenced Bren guns, with some believing that he was the last person seen
standing or perhaps even attempting to fire, one of the weapon at this
duty station. Perhaps he was just too shocked to leave his comatose
father nearby or his dead mother Fatimah’s burnt body. But either way!
The brave lad was thrown live into the raging flames of the C/R along
with all the dead and wounded police defenders including Sgt Jamil. Also
about this time, news of the attack is relayed to Police District HQ at
Pagoh, and a relief force of Jungle Squad and Seaforth Highlanders is
prepared for a forced march to Bukit Kepong,
0930hrs
- Mat Indra finally declares the objective taken - five hours after the
commencement of what had been considered a simple action - and stating
that they the MRLA ‘had dealt a glorious blow against the Imperialists
and for the Liberation of the Oppressed People’ (some say that Mat Indra
would was later be killed in an ambush)-- but it was reported that he
was captured and later hanged in Taiping Prison in Perak. Also around
this time, a boatful of villagers from Durian Chondong and coming to
investigate and to assist, are also engaged by the CT force as they pull
out,
0940hrs - a spotter
aircraft also sent out to investigate, calls back to base that there is
nothing but a charred ruin - ‘with no signs of life in evidence’
1030hrs
- the exhausted relief force from Pagoh led by OC JJ Raj Jr, finally
arives to take charge and is greeted by scenes of massive devastation.
But the refurbishment of the BK station area, at times a slow
refurbishment, does now begin,
12 Regular Police, two Special
Constables, all of the four Auxiliary Police and four dependants, a
total of 22, fought to the death at the Battle of Bukit Kepong. AP
Constable Ali Akop bin Ahmad, who had earlier been cited for a Colonial
Police Medal for Gallantry for a previous action, and once out of
rounds, was last seen charging the barbed wire with his parang as example.
A further four constables were found severely wounded within the
compound. Of these survivors, as apart from the women and children who
had managed to slip out much earlier, only PC Yusof Rono and well in his
seventies now, is still alive today. A further two APs were also killed
in action and a number of locals WIA during the relief actions as
mentioned.
The CTs would only ever admit to around 10
casualties, but a quadruple of this would be very much closer to the
mark. From the outset, the garrison had been outnumbered ten to one yet
it never slackened in its resolve to do its duty. Even after the death
of Sgt Jamil, and who is credited with the setting of the tone of the
resistance, no one nor at anytime, appeared to consider the numerous
offers of surrender or ‘safe conduct’ held out to them by the CT.
Bukit
Kepong was also the first real indicator for the MRLA, that the affable
laidback Malay, might just not be the easy mark that had been
estimated. And that they would clearly constitute an additional factor
in their the MCP’s, over simplistic overview of Red independence and
rule in Malaya.
It was also noted how quickly the humble kampong
Malays, reverted to the fatalistic strength of their Muslim faith when
cornered. In the final analysis, the words of an SEP who was one of the
attacking force expresses it all - ‘I admired them at the time, and admire them to this very day’.
by A L (Paddy) Bacskai (National Malaya & Borneo Veterans Association)
Re: Peristiwa Bukit Kepong
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Muzium Bukit kepong masih ditutup lepas banjir baru-baru nie..
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Sebelum banjir 11 febuari 2011
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memang kesan air lebih tinggi dari banjir 2006.
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Harap petugas muzium bukit kepong banyak bersabar.. cabaran anggota yang bertempur di Bukit Kepong lagi besar dan parah.
sertai warga maya muzium bukit kepong
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sekadar mengimbau kembali filem Bukit Kepong
watak Allahyarham L/Kpl Jidin dimainkan oleh Allahyarham A Rahim.. kalu dulu masa scene di kena hand grenade komunis tu, tv tunjuk laaa scene yg perut dia terburai.. laaa ni tarak lagi..
watak Allahyarham Jaafar Hassan plak dimainkan oleh Yusof Haslam.. ni pun kalu ikut cerita filem tu menemui ajal akibat letupan hand grenade komunis.. masa tu Allahyarham tgh berkubu kat kubu depan balai..
sekadar mengimbau kembali filem Bukit Kepong
watak Allahyarham L/Kpl Jidin dimainkan oleh Allahyarham A Rahim.. kalu dulu masa scene di kena hand grenade komunis tu, tv tunjuk laaa scene yg perut dia terburai.. laaa ni tarak lagi..
watak Allahyarham Jaafar Hassan plak dimainkan oleh Yusof Haslam.. ni pun kalu ikut cerita filem tu menemui ajal akibat letupan hand grenade komunis.. masa tu Allahyarham tgh berkubu kat kubu depan balai..
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Re: Peristiwa Bukit Kepong
atreyudevil wrote:tinggi ka air naik stand?
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tinggi sedikit dari 2006... so pix nie 2006.. bayangkan ler.
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Re: Peristiwa Bukit Kepong
Bukit kepong tak jauh dari kampung aku, kalo zaman 70an area ni mmg cukup terpencil termasuklah kg tui dan lenga. Masa tu pun jalan masih lagi belum tar sepenuhnya. Balai polis yg lama tu mmg tak jauh dari sg muar, mmg kerap banjir. Bukan sikit aras, org tua aku pernah cakap sampai nak jejak bumbung pun pernah.
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Re: Peristiwa Bukit Kepong
ada laaa 2, 3 kali drive kat area bukit kepong ni
mmg betoi apa yg stand ngan power cakap tu
balai polis lama bkt kepong mmg dekaaat na ngan sungai
jadi.. tak hairanlah kalau ia sentiasa jadi mangsa bah
btw.. sesapa 1st timer gi sana, berhati-hati kat area Lenga (kalu tak silap)
ader satu selekoh baik punyer.. L shape tuuu
kalu turun dari bukit tu kat depan nyer terus jumpa sungai
kalu speeding silap2 tak sempat amik koner ke kanan
nanti kang gedebushhh.. masuk sungai
mmg betoi apa yg stand ngan power cakap tu
balai polis lama bkt kepong mmg dekaaat na ngan sungai
jadi.. tak hairanlah kalau ia sentiasa jadi mangsa bah
btw.. sesapa 1st timer gi sana, berhati-hati kat area Lenga (kalu tak silap)
ader satu selekoh baik punyer.. L shape tuuu
kalu turun dari bukit tu kat depan nyer terus jumpa sungai
kalu speeding silap2 tak sempat amik koner ke kanan
nanti kang gedebushhh.. masuk sungai
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Re: Peristiwa Bukit Kepong
wuih..!!! kodok kuning lagik..
ni simbolik aper ini.?
ekekeekeeee
ni simbolik aper ini.?
ekekeekeeee
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Re: Peristiwa Bukit Kepong
Sila baca forum dari satu blog terkemuka... Dimana mereka ketika anggota polis dan orang kampung bermandi darah mempertahankan agama dan negara mereka dari serangan komunis...
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Re: Peristiwa Bukit Kepong
foxtrot.. kalu blog yg ni get ready lah yer
semua gomen buat 100% tarak betoi
dah hang sentuh bab tu, wa pun bukak citer skit laaa yer
hamba Allah yg dimaksudkan dlm tu ialah Allahyarham Ahmad Bin Indera @ Mat Indera.. beliau ni kalau tak silap wa merupakan seorang guru agama kat batu pahat ke muar camtu..
memang Allahyarham yg minta Bintang Tiga @ PKM serang balai tu TAPI untuk menangkap beberapa anggota polis yg melakukan kemungkaran di balai tersebut i.e. minum arak & berjudi.. wallahu'alam.. tapi dah nama PKM, lain yg diarah lain pulak yg dibuat.. the rest tu jadik history lah
semua gomen buat 100% tarak betoi
dah hang sentuh bab tu, wa pun bukak citer skit laaa yer
hamba Allah yg dimaksudkan dlm tu ialah Allahyarham Ahmad Bin Indera @ Mat Indera.. beliau ni kalau tak silap wa merupakan seorang guru agama kat batu pahat ke muar camtu..
memang Allahyarham yg minta Bintang Tiga @ PKM serang balai tu TAPI untuk menangkap beberapa anggota polis yg melakukan kemungkaran di balai tersebut i.e. minum arak & berjudi.. wallahu'alam.. tapi dah nama PKM, lain yg diarah lain pulak yg dibuat.. the rest tu jadik history lah
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Re: Peristiwa Bukit Kepong
entah aku post kat rumah ok, kat opis ok...ada website block kut..mcm yincet ounya siggie kat opis leh nampak, kat rumah kodok kuning gak
nak tengok gak, klik kat link la..
nak tengok gak, klik kat link la..
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Re: Peristiwa Bukit Kepong
imgashack byk tempat dah jadi katak dah...
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Re: Peristiwa Bukit Kepong
Golongan macam ni jangan di layan.
Sesiapa yang arif boleh jawab soalan ni tak?
Seorang anggota polis sedang dalam perjalanan nak solat di sebuah masjid, dah masuk waktu. Tiba-tiba ternampak orang kena ragut dan terus kejar, tetapi, terkorban pasal kena tikam. Apakah hukum solat dia yang belum buat tu?
Kalau geng-geng yang tak suka polis macam blog kat atas ni, kompom kena kafir polis ni. Biasalah, mereka frust pasal parti angan-angan mereka gagal perintah malaysia.
Sesiapa yang arif boleh jawab soalan ni tak?
Seorang anggota polis sedang dalam perjalanan nak solat di sebuah masjid, dah masuk waktu. Tiba-tiba ternampak orang kena ragut dan terus kejar, tetapi, terkorban pasal kena tikam. Apakah hukum solat dia yang belum buat tu?
Kalau geng-geng yang tak suka polis macam blog kat atas ni, kompom kena kafir polis ni. Biasalah, mereka frust pasal parti angan-angan mereka gagal perintah malaysia.
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Re: Peristiwa Bukit Kepong
Bab politik ni sensitif sikit ...
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Re: Peristiwa Bukit Kepong
sauffie wrote:Golongan macam ni jangan di layan.
Sesiapa yang arif boleh jawab soalan ni tak?
Seorang anggota polis sedang dalam perjalanan nak solat di sebuah masjid, dah masuk waktu. Tiba-tiba ternampak orang kena ragut dan terus kejar, tetapi, terkorban pasal kena tikam. Apakah hukum solat dia yang belum buat tu?
Kalau geng-geng yang tak suka polis macam blog kat atas ni, kompom kena kafir polis ni. Biasalah, mereka frust pasal parti angan-angan mereka gagal perintah malaysia.
tolong org dlm kesusahan dulu.......
Tuhan Maha Mengetahui.......
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Re: Peristiwa Bukit Kepong
dalam cerita jins shamsuddin tu, sjn jamil adalah yg last kena tembak. tapi ikut cerita sini, dia dah meninggal dulu kat kubu bawah CP. rasanya kena ada pihak kena buat semula bagi lebih otentik...
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