Murphy’s war law

• Friendly fire – isn’t.
• Recoilless rifles – aren’t.
• Suppressive fires – won’t.
• You are not Superman; Marines and fighter pilots take note.
• A sucking chest wound is Nature’s way of telling you to slow down.
• If it’s stupid but it works, it isn’t stupid.
• Try to look unimportant; the enemy may be low on ammo and not want to waste a bullet on you.
• If at first you don’t succeed, call in an air strike.
• If you are forward of your position, your artillery will fall short.
• Never share a foxhole with anyone braver than yourself.
• Never go to bed with anyone crazier than yourself.
• Never forget that your weapon was made by the lowest bidder.
• If your attack is going really well, it’s an ambush.
• The enemy diversion you’re ignoring is their main attack.
• The enemy invariably attacks on two occasions:
  when they’re ready.
  when you’re not.
• No OPLAN ever survives initial contact.
• There is no such thing as a perfect plan.
• Five second fuses always burn three seconds.
• There is no such thing as an atheist in a foxhole.
• A retreating enemy is probably just falling back and regrouping.
  The Ol’ Ranger’s addendum:
  Or else they’re trying to suck you into a serious ambush!
• The important things are always simple; the simple are always hard.
• The easy way is always mined.
• Teamwork is essential; it gives the enemy other people to shoot at.
• Don’t look conspicuous; it draws fire. For this reason, it is not at all uncommon for aircraft carriers to be known as bomb magnets.
• Never draw fire; it irritates everyone around you.
• If you are short of everything but the enemy, you are in the combat zone.
• When you have secured the area, make sure the enemy knows it too.
• Incoming fire has the right of way.
• No combat ready unit has ever passed inspection.
• No inspection ready unit has ever passed combat.
• If the enemy is within range, so are you.
• The only thing more accurate than incoming enemy fire is incoming friendly fire.
• Things which must be shipped together as a set, aren’t.
• Things that must work together, can’t be carried to the field that way.
• Radios will fail as soon as you need fire support.
• Radar tends to fail at night and in bad weather, and especially during both.)
• Anything you do can get you killed, including nothing.
• Make it too tough for the enemy to get in, and you won’t be able to get out.
• Tracers work both ways.
• If you take more than your fair share of objectives, you will get more than your fair share of objectives to take.
• When both sides are convinced they’re about to lose, they’re both right.
• Professional soldiers are predictable; the world is full of dangerous amateurs.
• Military Intelligence is a contradiction.
• Fortify your front; you’ll get your rear shot up.
• Weather ain’t neutral.
• If you can’t remember, the Claymore is pointed toward you.
• Air defense motto: shoot ‘em down; sort ‘em out on the ground.
• ‘Flies high, it dies; low and slow, it’ll go.
• The Cavalry doesn’t always come to the rescue.
• Napalm is an area support weapon.
• Mines are equal opportunity weapons.
• B-52s are the ultimate close support weapon.
• Sniper’s motto: reach out and touch someone.
• Killing for peace is like screwing for virginity.
• The one item you need is always in short supply.
• Interchangeable parts aren’t.
• It’s not the one with your name on it; it’s the one addressed “to whom it may concern” you’ve got to think about.
• When in doubt, empty your magazine.
• The side with the simplest uniforms wins.
• Combat will occur on the ground between two adjoining maps.
• If the Platoon Sergeant can see you, so can the enemy.
• Never stand when you can sit, never sit when you can lie down, never stay awake when you can sleep.
• The most dangerous thing in the world is a Second Lieutenant with a map and a compass.
• Exceptions prove the rule, and destroy the battle plan.
• Everything always works in your HQ, everything always fails in the Colonel’s HQ.
• The enemy never watches until you make a mistake.
• One enemy soldier is never enough, but two is entirely too many.
• A clean (and dry) set of BDU’s is a magnet for mud and rain.
• The worse the weather, the more you are required to be out in it.
• Whenever you have plenty of ammo, you never miss. Whenever you are low on ammo, you can’t hit the broad side of a barn.
• The more a weapon costs, the farther you will have to send it away to be repaired.
• The complexity of a weapon is inversely proportional to the IQ of the weapon’s operator.
• Field experience is something you don’t get until just after you need it.
• No matter which way you have to march, its always uphill.
• If enough data is collected, a board of inquiry can prove anything.
• For every action, there is an equal and opposite criticism. (in boot camp)
• Air strikes always overshoot the target, artillery always falls short.
• When reviewing the radio frequencies that you just wrote down, the most important ones are always illegible.
• Those who hesitate under fire usually do not end up KIA or WIA.
• The tough part about being an officer is that the troops don’t know what they want, but they know for certain what they don’t want.
• To steal information from a person is called plagiarism. To steal information from the enemy is called gathering intelligence.
• The weapon that usually jams when you need it the most is the M60.
• The perfect officer for the job will transfer in the day after that billet is filled by someone else.
• When you have sufficient supplies & ammo, the enemy takes 2 weeks to attack. When you are low on supplies & ammo the enemy decides to attack that night.
• The newest and least experienced soldier will usually win the Medal of Honor.
• A Purple Heart just proves that were you smart enough to think of a plan, stupid enough to try it, and lucky enough to survive.
• Murphy was a grunt.
• Beer Math: 2 beers times 37 men equals 49 cases.
• Body count Math: 3 guerrillas plus 1 probable plus 2 pigs equals 37 enemies killed in action.
• The bursting radius of a hand grenade is always one foot greater than your jumping range.
• All-weather close air support doesn’t work in bad weather.
• The combat worth of a unit is inversely proportional to the smartness of its outfit and appearance.
• The crucial round is a dud.
• Every command which can be misunderstood, will be.
• There is no such place as a convenient foxhole.
• Don’t ever be the first, don’t ever be the last and don’t ever volunteer to do anything.
• If your positions are firmly set and you are prepared to take the enemy assault on, he will bypass you.
• If your ambush is properly set, the enemy won’t walk into it.
• If your flank march is going well, the enemy expects you to outflank him.
• Density of fire increases proportionally to the curiousness of the target.
• Odd objects attract fire – never lurk behind one.
• The more stupid the leader is, the more important missions he is ordered to carry out.
• The self-importance of a superior is inversely proportional to his position in the hierarchy (as is his deviousness and mischievousness).
• There is always a way, and it usually doesn’t work.
• Success occurs when no one is looking, failure occurs when the General is watching.
• The enemy never monitors your radio frequency until you broadcast on an unsecured channel.
• Whenever you drop your equipment in a fire-fight, your ammo and grenades always fall the farthest away, and your canteen always lands at your feet.
• As soon as you are served hot chow in the field, it rains.
• Never tell the Platoon Sergeant you have nothing to do.
• The seriousness of a wound (in a fire-fight) is inversely proportional to the distance to any form of cover.
• Walking point = sniper bait.
• Your bivouac for the night is the spot where you got tired of marching that day.
• If only one solution can be found for a field problem, then it is usually a stupid solution.
• No battle plan ever survives contact with the enemy.
• The most dangerous thing in the combat zone is an officer with a map.
• The problem with taking the easy way out is that the enemy has already mined it.
• The buddy system is essential to your survival; it gives the enemy somebody else to shoot at.
• If your advance is going well, you are walking into an ambush.
• The quartermaster has only two sizes, too large and too small.
• If you really need an officer in a hurry, take a nap.
• The only time suppressive fire works is when it is used on abandoned positions.
• There is nothing more satisfying that having someone take a shot at you, and miss.
• Don’t be conspicuous. In the combat zone, it draws fire. Out of the combat zone, it draws sergeants.
• If see you, so can the enemy.
• All or any of the above combined.
• Avoid loud noises, there are few silent killers in a combat zone.
• Never screw over a buddy; you’ll never know when he could save your life.
• Never expect any rations; the only rations that will be on time and won’t be short is the ration of shit.
• Respect all religions in a combat zone, take no chances on where you may go if killed.
• A half filled canteens a beacon for a full loaded enemy weapon.
• When in a fire fight, kill as many as you can, the one you miss may not miss tomorrow.
  The last six laws were sent by Hank Samples. A Vietnam combat veteran (70-72) 11th ACR-101st Airborne.
• It is a physical impossibility to carry too much ammo.
  Sent by – Baseka@aol.com
• If you survive an ambush, something’s wrong.
  Sent by – CPL Nagel
• Some General last words (as his aides tried to get him to get his head down):
  “What! what! men, dodging this way for single bullets! What will you do when they open fire along the whole line? I am ashamed of you. They couldn’t hit an elephant at this dist…”
  Sent by Yael Dragwyla
  The General was General John Sedgwick, said on May 9, 1864 at the Battle of Spotsylvania.
  Sent by Mike Gottert
• If you can see the flashes from the enemies’ guns in battle, he can see yours too.
• Flashlights, lighters and matches don’t just illuminate the surrounding area; they illuminate you too.
• Just because you have nearly impenetrable body armor and a hard-ass Kevlar helmet, doesn’t mean you don’t have exposed areas.
• There are few times when the enemy can’t hear you: When he’s dead, you’re dead, or both.
  Addendum: When he’s not there, when you’re not there, or both.
• Never cover a dead body with your own in hopes of looking like you’re one of the casualties. Even using his cadaver is a stretch to avoid being shot “just in case.”
• You’re only better than your enemy if you kill him first.
  The last seven laws were sent by Charlie.
• Complain about the rations all you want, but just remember; they could very well be your last meal.
• Never underestimate the ability of the brass to foul things up.
• You have two mortal enemies in combat; the opposing side and your own rear services.
• You think the enemy has better artillery support and the enemy thinks yours is better; you’re both right.
• Three things you will never see in combat; hot chow, hot showers, and an uninterrupted night’s sleep.
• “Live” and “Hero” are mutually exclusive terms.
  The last six laws were sent by Donald J. Cheek, CPT, US Army (Ret) – Gulf War vet.
• Don’t be a hero
  Sent by Bo Zhang
• Once you are in the fight it is way too late to wonder if this is a good idea.
• NEVER get into a fight without more ammunition that the other guy.
• Cover your Buddy, so he can be around to cover for you.
• Decisions made by someone over your head will seldom be in your best interest.
• Sometimes, being good and lucky still is not enough.
• If the rear echelon troops are really happy, the front line troops probably do not have what they need.
• If you are wearing body armor they will probably miss that part.
• Happiness is a belt fed weapon.
• Having all your body parts intact and functioning at the end of the day beats the alternative…
• If you are allergic to lead it is best to avoid a war zone.
• Hot garrison chow is better than hot C-rations which, in turn, are better than cold C-rations, which are better than no food at all. All of these, however, are preferable to cold rice balls even if they do have little pieces of fish in them.
• A free fire zone has nothing to do with economics.
• Medals are OK, but having your body and all your friends in one piece at the end of the day is better.
• Being shot hurts.
• Thousands of Veterans earned medals for bravery every day. A few were even awarded.
• There is only one rule in war: When you win, you get to make up the rules.
• C-4 can make a dull day fun.
• There is no such thing as a fair fight — only ones where you win or lose.
• If you win the battle you are entitled to the spoils. If you lose you don’t care.
• Nobody cares what you did yesterday or what you are going to do tomorrow. What is important is what you are doing — NOW — to solve our problem.
• Always make sure someone has a can opener.
• Prayer may not help . . . but it can’t hurt.
• Flying is better than walking. Walking is better than running. Running is better than crawling. All of these, however, are better than extraction by a Med-Evac even if it is, technically, a form of flying.
• If everyone does not come home none of the rest of us can ever fully come home either.
• Carrying any weapon that you weren’t issued (e.g, an AK) in combat is Not A Good Idea!
  A combat vet will know the sound of an unfamiliar weapon in an instant and will point and shoot.
  Not only that, AKs use green tracers which mean “shoot ‘em all and let God sort them out”.
  As has been noted, “Friendly fire isn’t!”
  The last 25 laws were sent by Jim
• When the going gets tough, the tough go cyclic.
  Sent by SPC Chris
• Military Intelligence is not a contradiction in terms, “Light Infantry” is!
  Sent by CPT Sean M. Murphy, FA, USA
• Proximity factor: The need for relief is directly related to the distance of the relief station.
  Sent by Joe Garcia
• Always keep one bullet in the chamber when changing your magazine.
  Sent by J.E.S.
• In peacetime people say, “War is Hell”. In combat, under fire from artillery, airplanes, or whatever, a soldier thinks, “War is really really really LOUD as Hell!!!”.
• f you can think clearly, know exactly what’s happening, and have total control of a situation in combat, then you’re not in combat.
• When you get the coveted 1,000 yard stare, don’t forget about the enemy who is 30 yards away and about to pop your ass.
• Stay away from officers in combat, they’re clever decoys for noncoms.
• If you think you don’t need something for your combat load for an OP PLAN, you’ll probably wish you had it after the shit hits the fan in combat.
• Hope for the best, but prepare for the worst.
  The last six laws were sent by Michael Desai
• Failure of plan A will directly affect your ability to carry out plan B.
  Sent by Lenny Quites
• If you drop a soldier in the middle of a desert with a rock, a hammer, and an anvil, tell him not to touch any of it, and come back two hours later, the anvil will be broken. “Because soldiers gotta fuck with shit”. (quoted from an Officer during an interview in which the Officer was asked why barrels were thickened on the M-16A2).
  Sent by Darrell A. Pierce
• War does not determine who is right, war determines who is left.
  Sent by Quenya. Aus. (didn’t know there were Elves in Australia, didn’t know that elves were interested in war).
• Lackland’s Laws:
  1. Never be first.
  2. Never be last.
  3. Never volunteer for anythin
• An escaping soldier can be used again.
  Sent by Asier Zabarte
• If you think you’ll die, don’t worry you won’t.
• Near death, but still a live? There is nothing wrong with physics. God doesn’t like you.
• It is better to be lucky than good in the battlefield.
  Sent by Rob
• If it’s worth fighting for…it’s worth fighting dirty for.
  Sent by former Lt. C. Harper (Vietnam ’65)
• if god wanted boots to be comfortable he would have designed them like running shoes.
  Sent by Pv1 Goetze
• If you survive the extraordinary things, it will often be the little things that will kill you.
• Give an order, then change the order, will get you disorder.
  Sent by Samuel
• You never have fire support in heavy firefight but you always have it on a silent recon mission
  Sent by Roswell
• Revision to Marine Corp. Motto “If it makes sense, we won’t do it”.
  Sent by Larry Wotring
• The only thing more dangerous to you than the enemy, is your allies
  Sent by Marc Underwood
• Night vision – isn’t
  Sent by truga
• When you need CAS, they’ll be on last weeks radio fill and you won’t be able to reach them
• When you need Apache’s, they’ll be busy escorting the generals bird around
  Last two laws were sent by Warpig, saying they are “A couple of additions to the law I picked up in Afghanistan”.
• Supply & Demand law
  Whatever you have, you won’t need; whatever you need, you won’t have.
• Leadership law
  If it was risky, it worked and no one got hurt: you were brilliant
  If it was risky, it worked and someone got hurt; you were courageous
  If it was risky, it didn’t work and no one got hurt; you were lucky
  If it was risky, it didn’t work and someone got hurt; you were stupid (and probably dead)
  Last two laws were sent by Sylvia Steward
• The best sniper position is always the hardest to reach
• Snakes aren’t neutral
• When you need to use the bathroom – the enemy is watching your position
  Last three laws were sent by Mitchell Jones, Law Enforcement Precision Marksman, Arkansas

Laws of War for Helicopters

• Helicopter tail rotors are naturally drawn toward trees, stumps, rocks, etc.
  While it may be possible to ward off this event some of the time, it cannot, despite the best efforts of the crew, always be prevented.
  It’s just what they do.
• The engine RPM and the rotor RPM must BOTH be kept in the GREEN.
  Failure to heed this commandment can adversely affect the morale of the crew.
• The terms Protective Armor and Helicopter are mutually exclusive.
• “Chicken Plates” are not something you order in a restaurant.
• The BSR (Bang Stare Red) Law:
  The louder the sudden bang in the helicopter, the quicker your eyes will be drawn to the gauges.
  Corollary: The longer you stare at the gauges the less time it takes them to move from green to red.
• Loud, sudden noises in a helicopter WILL get your undivided attention.
• The further you fly into the mountains, the louder the strange engine noises become.
• It is a bad thing to run out of airspeed, altitude and ideas all at the same time.
• “Pucker Factor” is the formal name of the equation that states the more hairy the situation is, the more of the seat cushion will be sucked up your butt.
  It can be expressed in its mathematical formula of:
  S (suction) + H (height above ground) + I (interest in staying alive) + T (# of tracers coming your way).
  Thus the term ‘SHIT!’ can also be used to denote a situation where a high Pucker Factor is being encountered.
• Running out of pedal, fore or aft cyclic, or collective are all bad ideas.
  Any combination of these can be deadly.
  All the Laws of War for Helicopters were sent by Jim Kirk with courtesy of CWO4 Larry Gilbert (Ret). his brother-in-law that sent them to him
• Helicopters have been described as nothing more than 50,000 parts flying in close formation. It is the mechanics responsibility to keep that formation as tight as possible.
• It is mathematically impossible for either hummingbirds, or helicopters to fly. Fortunately, neither are aware of this.
  The last two laws were sent by Darrell A. Pierce
• LZ’s are always hot.
  Sent by loony39478@yahoo.com
• There are ‘old’ pilots and ‘bold’ pilots, but there are no ‘old, bold’ pilots.
• Any helicopter pilot story that starts “There I was,….” will be either true or false.
  Any of these stories that end with “No shit.” was neither true nor false.
• The mark of a truly superior pilot is the use of his superior judgment to avoid situations requiring the use of his superior skill
  The last three laws were sent by Brad Lucas, CPT, AV USA Ret, and a 1st Gulf War Vet.
• Ch-53′s are living proof, that if you strap enough engines to something it will fly.
  Sent by Jason Koeck

Laws of War for Tanks

• The same gun tube that would probably stay in alignment after lifting a car, will get you beaten after calibration if used to assist in climbing on the tank.
• Tanks draw fire. A lot of it. It does not behoove the infantryman to hide behind one.
• If you’re close enough to actually hear an M1 series tank running, while in combat, and not part of the crew, you’re too close.
  Laws of war for tanks were sent by Darrell A. Pierce

Laws of the Marine Corp

• It never rains in the Marine Corp, it rains on the Marine Corp.
  Sent by Jesse Cason

Law of Fighting Airplanes

• The enemy is always has the advantage.
• Heat-seeking missiles don’t know the difference between friend and foe.
• ‘Armor’ is a fantasy invented by your C.O. to make you feel better.
• Afterburners aren’t.
• Air Brakes don’t.
• Your cannon will jam in combat, and then when you get back to base there will be nothing wrong with it.
• You may have the better plane, but the enemy is the better pilot. (or vise versa)
• When getting spare parts for your aircraft, you can get them CHEAP – FAST – IN GOOD CONDITION,
  pick two. (This applies to everything)
• Your radar will not pick up the enemy behind you or the one in the sun.
• If you have got into the sun and are about to ambush the enemy, it will either be a trap or you’ll run out of fuel.
  Law of Fighting Airplanes were sent by Luke

Saddam’s First (and last) Law of War:

• Don’t pick a fight with the baddest guys on the block!
  Sent by Jim Kirk

Laws of Desert Combat:

• Any attempt to find cover will result in failure.
• Supply Shipments at night stick out like a sore thumb.
• Tanks should never leave the established roads
• Established roads are always mined
• Operations in daytime will cause the lesser equipped army to win
• The effectiveness of a soldier in desert combat is inversely porportional to how heavy his equipment is
• Have plenty of water on hand
  
  

Laws of War in Iraq:

• If it makes sense, it is not the “Army Way”
• Saddam’s First (and last) Law of War:
  Don’t pick a fight with the baddest guys on the block.
  If you do, don’t even try to run or hide. The pain will be worse.
• The Iraqis always know the area better than you, no matter how many dismounts or convoys you have been on.
• Iraqis always have the advantage of blending in with the crowd. You do not.
• Iraqis are used to the heat and will rarely, if ever, be out during the hottest part of the day.
• Drink more water than you think that you will need.
• Drink more water than you think that you will need.
• Always keep your radio fill up to date.
• Don’t piss off the IP’s that run the check points, they sometimes allow insurgents to place IED’s near their location just to fuck with you.
• Be nice to the Iraqi children, they will soon be either IP’s, IA’s, or insurgents!
• Always remember: Shoot first and then swear up and down that you saw them pull out a grenade. This always works!!!
• IED’s will be placed frequently in the same spots over and over again.
• Always shoot the guy walking down the MSR in the middle of the night carrying a gas can and a shovel. If they can’t place the IED’s, they can’t blow you up!
  Last 13 laws were sent by Thomas Anderson, M SPC MIL USA USAREUR
• Military restatement of Uffelman’s Razor:
  Never attribute to an Officer that which is adequately explained by a Private.
  From SFC Raines
• Anderson’s first Law:
  If at first you don’t succeed, blame it on the new private!
  If at first you don’t succeed, redefine success.
  From SPC Coffee
• Law of Murphic Relief:
  If, throughout your entire life you have been ruled by Murphy’s Law, then at least one thing, usually no more than that, will go so right as to make up for a lifetime of failures.
  From My Wife Rita!! Happily married now for 5 years!!
• Murphy’s Law is proof that God is in Heaven laughing his butt off!!
  From SGT Overson

if u re interested in murphy law and its origin, u can go to this website http://www.murphys-laws.com/murphy/murphy-war.html (from here also, u can pick any law that is suitable for ur need, law untuk bomba pun ada)

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Tujuan Hukuman Hudud, Qisas, Diyat dan Ta’zir

Hukuman hudud, qisas, diyat dan ta`zir diperuntukkan dalam qanun jenayah syariah adalah bertujuan untuk menjaga prinsip perundangan Islam yang tertakluk di bawahnya lima perkara:

1. Menjaga agama, iaitu menjaga aqidah orang-orang Islam supaya tidak terpesong dari aqidah yang sebenar dan tidak menjadi murtad. Orang yang murtad akan disuruh bertaubat terlebih dahulu dan sekiranya dia enggan bertaubat maka hukuman bunuh akan dikenakan ke atas mereka.
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Sabda Rasulullah s.a.w. yang bermaksud:“Sesiapa yang menukar agamanya (murtad), maka bunuhlah dia.” (Riwayat Bukhari)

2. Menjaga nyawa, iaitu menjaga jiwa seseorang dari dibunuh termasuklah menjaga anggota tubuh badan seseorang dari dicederakan atu dirosakkan. Sesiapa yang membunuh manusia atau mencederakan anggota tubuh badan mereka itu dengan sengaja wajib dijatuhkan hukuman qisas atau diyat sebagaimana firman Allah s.w.t. yang bermaksud:

“Dan di dalam hukum qisas itu ada jaminan hidup bagi kamu, wahai orang-orangyang berakal fikiran supaya kamu bertaqwa.” (Surah Al-Baqarah, 2:179)

3. Menjaga akal fikiran, iaitu memelihara akal fikiran manusia dari kerosakandisebabkan minum arak atau minuman-minuman yang memabukkan. Mereka yangmeminum arak wajib dijatuhkan hukuman sebat tidak lebih dari lapan puluh kalisebat sebagaimana yang telah diriwayatkan oleh Saiyidina Ali di dalam sebuah hadith yang bermaksud:“Rasulullah s.a.w. telah menyebat orang yang minum arak sebanyak empat puluhkali sebat, dan Saiyidina Abu Bakar telah menyebat empat puluh kali sebat juga, dan Saiyidina Umar menyebat sebanyak lapan puluh kali .

4. Menjaga keturunan, iaitu memelihara manusia dari melakukan perzinaan supayanasab keturunan, perwalian dan pewarisan anak-anak yang lahir hasil daripersetubuhan haram itu tidak rosak. Orang yang melakukan perzinaan wajibdijatuhkan hukum sebat dan rejam sebagaimana sabda Rasulullah s.a.w. dalamhadithnya yang diriwayatkan daripada `Ubadah bin As-Somit r.a. yang bermaksud:

“Ambillah peraturan daripada aku, ambillah peraturan daripada aku. SesungguhnyaAllah telah memberi jalan untuk mereka. Perawan dengan jejaka yang berzinahukumannya disebat sebanyak seratus kali sebat, dan dibuang negeri selamasetahun. Dan janda dengan janda yang berzina hukumannya disebat sebanyakseratus kali sebat dan direjam.” (Riwayat Muslim dan Abu Daud)

5. Menjaga harta benda, iaitu memelihara harta benda manusia dari dicuri dandirompak dengan menjatuhkan hukuman potong tangan ke atas pencuri, danmenjatuhkan hukuman mati atau potong tangan dan kaki kedua-duanya sekali ataudibuang negeri ke atas perompak. Hukuman ini tertakluk kepada cara rompakan itudilakukan sebagaimana firman Allah s.w.t. yang bermaksud:

“Dan orang lelaki yang mencuri dan perempuan yang mencuri maka (hukumannya)potonglah tangan mereka sebagai satu balasan dengan sebab apa yang merekatelah usahakan, (juga sebagai) suatu hukuman pencegah dari Allah. Dan (ingatlah)Allah maha Kuasa lagi Maha Bijaksana.” (Surah Al-Ma’idah: 38)Firman Allah s.w.t. lagi yang bermaksud:

“Sesungguhnya balasan orang-orang yang memerangi Allah dan RasulNya sertamelakukan bencana kerosakan di muka bumi (melakukan keganasan merampas dan membunuh orang di jalan ) ialah dengan balasan bunuh (kalau mereka membunuh sahaja dengan tidak merampas), atau dipalang (kalau mereka membunuh dan merampas), atau dipotong tangan dan kaki mereka dengan berselang (kalau mereka merampas sahaja, atau dibuang negeri (kalau mereka hanya mengganggu ketenteraman awam). Hukuman yang demikian itu adalah suatu kehinaan di dunia bagi mereka, dan di akhirat kelak mereka beroleh azab siksa yang amat besar.”(Surah Al-Ma’idah: 33)

HUKUM JENAYAH ISLAM

1. Pengertian Jenayah.Melakukan sesuatu perkara yang ditegah oleh Allah S.WT. atau meninggalkansesuatu perkara yang disuruh olehNya.

2. Falsafah Jenayah.Peraturan yang telah ditetapkan oleh Allah S.WT. untuk dilaksanakan dalamsesebuah negara bagi menjamin keadilan dan keselamatan ummah

HUKUM-HUKUM JENAYAH ISLAMHukum-hukum jenayah Islam terbahagi kepada ;(a) Hukum Hudud

(b) Hukum Qisas

(c) Hukum Ta'zir

A. HUKUM HUDUD

1. Pengertian Hudud;

(a) Dan segi bahasa hudud bererti menahan atau mencegàh.

(b) Dan segi segi istilah hudud ditakrifkan sebagai keseksaan yang telah ditetapkan oleh nas-nas Al-Quran dan AsSunnah yang wajib dilaksanakan sebagai hak Allah S.W.T. Kadar hukumannya tidak boleh dipinda sama ada dikurang atau ditambah.

Maksudnya; "Itulah hukum-hukum yang telah ditentukan. Oleh itu janganlah kamu mencabulnya, dan sesiapa yang mencabuli hukum-hukum Allah, maka mereka itulah orang-orang yang zalim"

2. Jenis-jenis jenayah hudud dan hukumannya

(a) Zina; Persetubuhan haram tanpa nikah yang sah antara lelaki dengan perempuan.

Hukuman : Bagi penzina yang belum berkahwin hukumannya ialah sebat 100 kali. Bagi penzina yang telah berkahwin hendaklah direjam sehingga mati.

(b) Qazaf (menuduh zina);Melemparkan tuduhan zina tanpa bukti terhadap orang yang baik.

Hukuman : sebat 80 kali

(c) Minum arak;Meminum minuman yang memabukkan dan boleh menghilangkan kewarasan akal.

Hukuman : sebat 80 kali

(d) Mencuri;Mengambil harta orang lain secara senyap atau sembunyi.

Hukuman : potong tangan

(e) Merompak;Mengambil harta orang lain dengan menggunakan kekerasan, paksaan, ugutan danancaman.

Hukuman : sekiranya membunuh hendaklah dibunuh

* sekiranya hanya merompak sahaja hendaklah dipotong tangan dan kakinya secara bersilang iaitu tangan kanan dan kaki kiri dan seterusnya kaki kanan dan tangan kiri bagi kesalahan seterusnya.*sekiranya hanya menganggu ketenteraman awam hendaklah dipenjara

(f) Riddah (murtad)Keluar seseorang Islam itu dan agama Islam sama ada dengan perbuatan dan perkataan.

Hukuman : Bunuh ( setelah diberi tempoh bertaubat selama 3 hari @ 3 kali )

# Semua jenayah hudud yang telah sabit kesalahannya wajib dikenakan hukuman hudud tanpa sebarang pengurangan @ pindahan kepada hukuman yang lain spt penjara @ wang.

B. HUKUM QISAS

1. Pengertian qisas;

(a) Dan segi bahasa qisas bermaksud memotong.

(b) Dan segi syarak bererti hukuman yang ditetapkan oleh syarak melalui nas-nas A1-Quran dan Hadis-hadis Nabi saw. kerana kesalahan-kesalahan yang melibatkan hak individu.

2. Jenis jenayah qisas;

Kesalahan-kesalahan yang diwajibkan hukuman qisas ialah membunuh dengan sengaja dan mencederakan anggota tubuh badan seperti mencederakan mata, hidung dan telinga.

3. Hukuman terhadap kesalahan qisas;

Mengikut hukum qisas seseorang penjenayah mesti diikuti dengan hukuman yang sama sepertimana dia lakukan ke atas mangsanya. Kalau ia membunuh maka dia mesti dihukum bunuh.

Maksudnya; "Dan Kami telah tetapkan atas mereka di dalam Kitab Taurat itu, bahawa jiwa dibalas dengan jiwa, dan mata dibalas dengan mata, dan hidung dibalas dengan hidung, dan telinga dibalas dengan telinga, dan gigi dibalas dengan gigi dan luka-luka hendaklah dibalas (seimbang). Tetapi sesiapa yang melepaskan hak membalasnya maka menjadilah ia penebus dosa baginya" (Surah al-Maidah ayat 45).

Diat

Diat adalah denda yang wajib dibayar kerana kesalahan jenayah sebagai ganti qisas.

Kadar Diat

Kadar diat adalah dikira mengikut bilangan unta iaitu harta yang paling bernilai ketika itu.Kadar penuh diat ialah 100 ekor unta. Walau bagaimanapun, para ulama' berpendapat boleh mengantikan 100 ekor unta dengan harta yang senilai dengannya pada masa tersebut. Di antaranya ialah

a) wangemas = 1000dinar

b) wangperak = 10,000-12,000dirham

c) lembu = 200ekord) kambing = 2000ekor

e) Persalinan = 200 persalinan lengkap

a. Diat jenayah membunuh.1. Pembunuhan sengaja - 100 ekor unta secara terus (tanpa tangguh) yang terdiri drp ;

A) 30ekor Juz'ah ( unta berumur 5 tahun)

B) 30 ekor Hiqqah (unta berumur 4 tahun)

C) 40 ekor Hulqah

# Bagi jenayah membunuh dengan sengaja, ada dua hukuman iaitu qishas @ diat. Diat hanya boleh dilaksanakan jika dipersetujui oleh waris. Jika tidak, qishas bunuh dikenakan.

2. Pembunuhan separuh sengaja - 100 ekor unta spt di atas tetapi bayaran bolehditangguhkan sehingga 3 tahun.

3. Pembunuhan tidak sengaja - 100 ekor unta dan ditangguhkan sehingga 3 tahunyang terdiri drp ;

20 ekor Juz'ah (unta berumur 5 tahun)

20 ekor Hiqqah (unta berumur 4 tahun)

20 ekor Bintu Labun (unta betina berumur 3 tahun)

20 ekor Ibnu Labun (unta berumur 3 tahun)

20 ekor Bintu Mukhad (unta betina berumur 2 tahun)

# Hukuman bagi jenayah Pembunuhan separuh sengaja dan Pembunuhan TidakSengaja adalah Diat sahaja. Qishas tidak dikenakan

1/2 drp diat lelaki

1/2 drp diat merdeka

# Pembunuhan Sengaja ialah membunuh dengan niat.

# Pembunuhan Separuh Sengaja ialah spt seorang memukul orang dengan tongkat @ melempar dengan batu kelikir, tanpa disangka-sangka terus mati orang tersebut. (tanpa niat membunuhnya)

# Pembunuhan Tidak Sengaja ialah spt seorang yang tertembak rakannya yangdisangkanya binatang buruan.

# Bagi jenayah membunuh, pembunuh hanya boleh diampunkan oleh warisnyasahaja. Pemerintah tidak ada kuasa dlm pengampunan.

b. Diat jenayah mencederakan anggota

1. 100 ekor unta untuk anggota tunggal spt terputusnya lidah, hilang akal,menyebabkan lumpuh seluruh anggota badan dan hilang keupayaan bersetubuh.

2. 50 ekor unta untuk anggota yang berpasangan, jika kedua-duanya terlibat maka diatnya 100 unta. Ia melibatkan salah satu drp kaki atau tangan, mata dan telinga.

3. 33 ekor unta untuk luka al-Ja'ifah (luka hingga ke dlm bhg otak)

4. 33 ekor unta untuk luka Al-Ma'muumah ( luka yang sampai ke selaput kepala)

5. 25 ekor unta untuk anggota yang 4 bahagian (pasang) spt kelopak mata. Setiapsatu kelopak mewakili 25 unta.

6. 10 ekor unta untuk luka Al-Hasyimah (luka yang memecah @ mematahkantulang)

7. 15 ekor unta untuk luka Al-Munqilah (luka yang sampai ke tulang danmematahkannya sehingga tergeser dari tempatnya).

8.10 ekor unta untuk anggota yang ada 10 bahagian spt jari tangan dan jari kiri.Setiap satu jari jika patah mewakili 10 ekor unta.

9. 5 ekor unta untuk luka Mudhihah @ Muwadhdhohah (luka yang menampakkantulang)

C. HUKUM TA'ZIR

1. Pengertian ta'zir.

(a) Dan segi bahasa ta'zir bererti menolak atau menghalang

(b) Dan segi istilah ialah hukuman yang dikenakan ke atas orang yang membuat kesalahan dan maksiat atau orang yang mencuaikan kewajipan yang tidak ditetapkan hukuman keseksaannya di dalam Al-Quran dan Hadis atau hukuman yang dikenakan ke atas orang yang melakukan jenayah yang telah ditetapkan keseksaannya, tetapi tidak cukup syarat bagi mengenakan keseksaan itu

2. Kesalahan-kesalahan yang termasuk di bawah kategoni ta'zir;

(a) Kesalahan-kesalahan hudud atau qisas yang tidak cukup bukti untuk dikenakanhukuman hudud atau qisas.

(b) Kesalahan-kesalahan khalwat, mencuri yang tidak cukup nisab dan sebagainya.

(c) Perbuatan-perbuatan yang boleh mengganggu ketenteraman awam sepertimengumpat, menipu, berjudi, rasuah, mengedar dan penyalahgunaan dadah.

3. Hukuman bagi kesalahan ta'zir.

(a) NasihatMenasihati orang yang melakukan kesalahan kecil bagi pertama kali agar ia tidak mengulangi lagi pada masa akan datang

(b) TeguranTeguran rasmi yang dilakukan oleh hakim dengan mengeluarkan ucapan-ucapan atau melakukan sesuatu tindakan tertentu agar orang yang melakukan kesalahan akan berusaha untuk memperbaiki dirinya

(c) AncamanMengancam orang yang bersalah agar tidak mengulangi kesalahannya di atas sebab takut dikenakan hukuman.

(d) PemulauanHukuman pemulauan dikenakan kepada pesalah agar ia berasa tersempit sekiranya ia berterusan atau mengulangi kesalahannya lantaran tidak dapat bermuamalat dengan orang lain dalam masyarakat

(e) Perisytiharan umumMembuat pengisytiharan kepada umum terhadapkesalahan penjenayah. Dengannyapenjenayah berasa tertekan dan malu yang amat sangat

(f) Denda dan merampas harta;Iaitu hukuman ta 'zir dengan denda berbentuk kewangan dan merampas harta yang dimiliki oieh penjenayah.

(g) Penjara;Mengenakan hukuman penjara dalam tempoh tertentu mengikut pertimbangan realiti semasa.

(h) Sebat;Mengenakan hukuman sebat kepada penjenayah dengan jumlah sebatan yang tertentu mengikut realiti sekali

(i) BunuhHukuman bunuh bagi kesalahan ta'zir dibenarkan oleh syarak bagi menjagakemaslahatan umum masyarakat

(j) Buang daerahHukuman ini dikenakan supaya penjenayah berasa tertekan, mengalami kesusahandan tersisih akibat dipisahkan dari kaum keluarga dan sahabat handai.

Matlamat Hukum Hudud, Qisas dan Ta'zir

(a) untuk melindung masyarakat daripada bahaya jenayah dan mencegah sebelum ia berlaku.

(b) untuk memperbaiki penjenayah dan membetulkan penyelewengan. Ini dapat dilihat daripada kesan yang ditinggalkan oleh hukuman ke atas penjenayah yang memberi pengajaran, memperbaiki dan menghalang seseorang daripada melakukan jenayah

(c) untuk membersih dosa penjenayah dan menyelamatkannya daripada azabakhirat. Peranan undang-undang jenayah Islam mewujudkan keamanan dan kesejahteraan dalam masyarakat.

(a) Undang-undang jenayah Islam menjatuhkan hukuman secara adil dan saksama. Misalnya orang yang membunuh dihukum bunuh balas. Ini menyebabkan warisnya berpuas hati dan hilang perasaan dendam.

(b) Hukuman jenayah Islam yang kemas dan tegas menyebabkan penjenayah dan orang ramai takut dan gerun untuk mengulangi jenayah. Akhirnya kehidupan masyarakat aman dan sejahtera.

(c) Hukuman jenayah Islam mengandungi unsur-unsur pendidikan kepada penjenayah dan orang ramai. Hukuman yang dikenakan mendorong seseorang penjenayah bertaubat dan menyesali kesalahan yang dilakukannya. Dengan ini jenayah akan berkurangan dalam masyarakat.

Spartly Tension...!!

yet another work copy from below link for your reading pleasure... enjoy

http://militaryofmalaysia.net/2010/08/tension-di-spartly/

1. Insiden yang berlaku pada akhir April lepas menarik minat saya untuk membuka kamus isu-isu di kepulauan Spratly, untuk mengetahui apakah insiden itu yang menyebabkan kekuatan Tentera Laut Di Raja Malaysia (TLDM) dan pesawat Tentera Udara Di Raja Malaysia (TUDM) dikejarkan ke sana.

2. Terdapat tanda-tanda negara China yang kini sudah mula diperkuat dengan armada laut yang canggih dan pesawat terbaru seperti Sukhoi dan J-10 sudah mula menjalankan gerakan-gerakan untuk menguatkan tuntutannya ke atas kepulauan Spratly dengan lebih agresif.

3. Penganalisis pertahanan dan sains politik dunia sudah sejak sekian lama meramalkan konflik terbaru yang dijangka lebih hebat dari isu kepulauan Falklands akan meletus di Laut China Selatan, khususnya kerana terdapat tuntutan bertindih di antara China, Vietnam, Filiphina, Indonesia, Brunei dan Malaysia.

4. Ia bukan sahaja kaya dengan telaga minyak tetapi merupakan sumber makanan dan ekonomi yang penting, ia mewah dengan perikanan.

KUBU PERTAHANAN DI KEPULAUAN SPRATLY

5. Untuk menguatkan lagi tuntutan dan penguasaan Malaysia ke atas kepulauan ini, bertan-tan tanah dari Sabah di bawa untuk menambak Terumbu Layang-layang menjadi sebuah pulau buatan (14 kilometer persegi) dan dilengkapi dengan landasan pesawat.

6. Pulau Layang-layang ini dilengkapi dengan radar, stesyen pasukan khas serta landasan yang sesuai untuk pesawat dari jenis Short Take Off Landing (STOL) seperti CN235 dan C130.

7. Malaysia turut mempunyai kubu pertahanan yang lengkap dengan meriam serta “helipad” di Terumbu Ubi dan Terumbu Mantanani.

8. Filiphina turut mempunyai kubu tenteranya di Pulau Pag-Asa yang dilengkapi dengan landasan pesawat yang dikendalikan oleh Sayap Komposit Taktikal 570th.

9. China walaupun tidak mempunyai pengkalan yang besar di kawasan kepulauan Spratly, ia bagaimanapun mempunyai binaan setinggi 3 tingkat bangunan di Terumbu Mischief.

10.Ia juga dilengkapi dengan padang bola jaring, binaan seperti parabola, lampu suar, panel solar dan sejenis radar.

11.Negara itu mempunyai kubu yang kukuh di kawasan Terumbu Johnson, binaan di situ dilengkapi dengan mesin gun berkuasa tinggi dan meriam. Kapal perang China dari jenis friget Jiangwei pernah berlabuh di kawasan ini pada April 2009.

12.Vietnam pula turut mempunyai kubu tentera di Pulau Lagos dengan binaan seperti landasan pesawat, jeti dan sekurang-kurangnya 35 buah bangunan ketenteraan yang dikawal dengan pelbagai jenis senjata termasuk lima kereta kebal.

13.Penulis tidak berminat untuk menyentuh kedudukan tentera oleh negara lain di kepulauan Spratly tetapi hanya menumpukan kepada empat sahaja iaitu Malaysia, China, Vietnam dan Filiphina.

STRATEGI MALAYSIA

14.Malaysia membawa pembangunan yang paling pesat di kepulauan itu berbanding negara lain, Filipina menguasai pulau yang paling besar di kepulauan Spratly tetapi kesemua negara lain hanya memiliki terumbu-terumbu kecil sahaja sehinggalah Malaysia membawa masuk bertan-tan pasir untuk mengubah Terumbu Layang-layang menjadi sebuah pulau.

15.Kawasan tuntutan Malaysia juga mempunyai kadar simpanan minyak dan gas yang paling kaya berbanding kesemua kawasan lain di Spratly.

16.Malaysia turut membina pengkalan kapal selamnya di Teluk Sepanggar, Sabah sebagai persediaan menghadapi sebarang konflik di Spartly dan juga sebagai senjata cegah rintang apabila terpaksa menghadapi kekuatan yang besar seperti China.

17.Umum mengetahui, China mempunyai armada laut yang besar tetapi ia mempunyai kelemahan yang agak ketara dari segi kekuatan Peperangan Anti Kapal Selam.

18.Jarak operasi pesawat Sukhoi dan J-10 China untuk ke Spratly juga sangat jauh dan kuasa besar itu tidak mempunyai kapal induk pesawat untuk menjalankan operasi ketenteraan secara berkesan.

19.Sebagai contoh, Britain dalam Krisis Falkland berjaya memenangi peperangan menuntut pulau Falkland dari Argentina kerana Britain mempunyai armada laut yang kuat termasuk dilengkapi dengan kapal induk pesawat seperti HMS Hermes.

20.Walaupun terletak beribu batu dari kawasan konflik, Britain akhirnya menang dan peranan kapal selam Britain berjaya mencegah campur tangan tentera laut Argentina menyebabkan negara Latin Amerika itu hanya sanggup menyediakan tentera udaranya sahaja untuk menghadapi Britain.

21.Kemasukkan pesawat-pesawat Sukhoi 30MKM menyediakan negara sistem pertahanan yang mempunyai kemampuan menguasai udara dari jarak yang jauh, umum mengetahui jarak penerbangan Sukhoi yang beroperasi dari Gong Kedak yang terletak berhampiran Laut China Selatan memungkinkan TUDM beroperasi untuk anti perkapalan dari perairan Vietnam, Filiphina sehinggalah ke Sabah.

INSIDEN DI SPRATLY

CHINA VS AS

22.Seperti yang saya katakan, kepulauan Spratly mempunyai potensi untuk merebak ke konflik yang lebih besar.

23.Pada 8 Mac 2009, lima buah kapal milik China iaitu sebuah kapal perisik, sebuah kapal jabatan laut China, sebuah kapal pengukur laut dan dua buah kapal nelayan laut dalam telah mengelilingi dan membuat gerakan-gerakan yang menganggu perjalanan sebuah kapal milik Amerika Syarikat (AS) iaitu USS Impeccable.

24.Insiden berlaku lebih kurang 75 batu dari selatan Pulau Hainan menyebabkan berlakunya “pertempuran” kecil dengan menggunakan meriam air (kapal AS ini tidak dilengkapi senjata api).

25.Kelasi China turut menanggalkan seluar dalam mereka dan melontarkan cangkuk untuk merosakkan peralatan survey kapal AS tersebut.

CHINA VS VIETNAM

26.Pada 14 Mac 1988, satu pertempuran kecil berlaku di antara tentera laut China dan Vietnam dalam satu insiden yang di namakan pertempuran di Terumbu Selatan Johnson.

27.Terumbu Johnson merupakan kawasan yang dikuasai oleh Vietnam (umum mengetahui bahawa Vietnam pernah terlibat dalam peperangan dengan China dan kedua-dua negara ini adalah seteru di antara satu sama lain walaupun China pernah membantu vietnam dalam peperanganya memerangi AS di antara tahun 60an dan 70an dahulu).

28.Menjelang akhir Januari 1988, Vietnam sudah mula mengesan kehadiran tentera China dan kapal perangnya di terumbu Johnson menyebabkan Vietnam turut menghantar tenteranya sebagai persediaan sebarang kemungkinan dengan seterunya itu.

29.Pada Mac 13, kapal perang China mengesan kehadiran kapal perang kecil Vietnam dengan nombor penan HQ-604 bergerak ke kawasan terumbu Johnson dan satu lagi kapal perangnya dengan nombor penan HQ-605 bergerak ke terumbu Lansdowne Reef.

30.Kapal perang Vietnam dengan nombor penan HQ-505 pula belayar ke arah Terumbu Collins, tiga pergerakan kapal yang dianggap sebagai pencerobohan ke dalam wilayah China.

31.Kapal perang China sebelum itu telah pun menurunkan 25 orang askar di kawasan terumbu Johnson dan sebuah lagi kapal perang China telah mendaratkan 33 tentera marin ke kawasan itu.

32.Kapal perang China iaitu Xiantan pula dikejarkan ke Terumbu Lansdowne.

33.Pada 14 Mac, jam 7.30 pagi, askar Vietnam dilihat sedang cuba menaikkan tiang bendera negara mereka di Terumbu Johnson Selatan.

34.Selepas terjadinya perang mulut di antara askar China dan Vietnam, pertengkaran itu bertukar menjadi pertempuran senjata api dan kapal perang Vietnam iaitu HQ 604 menawarkan tembakan bantuan.

35.Akibatnya, kapal perang China yang berada di kawasan berhampiran bertindak menembak HQ 604 sehingga kapal perang Vietnam itu terbakar dan tenggelam.

36.Di Terumbu Collins, kapal perang Vietnam iaitu HQ 505 turut musnah di tembak kapal perang Chin

37.Di Terumbu Lansdowne, kapal perang Vietnam, HQ 605 turut ditenggelamkan.

38.Melalui kemenangan ini, China berjaya menguasai tujuh terumbu di kawasan itu.

CHINA VS FILIPHINA

39.Pada tahun 1994, insiden pencerobohan yang serupa turut terjadi di antara tentera laut Filipina dengan kapal perang China.

40.Pencerobohan di lakukan oleh kapal perang China ke dalam kawasan Zon Ekonomi Eksklusif (EEZ) milik

41.Filipina yang diketahui mempunyai armada laut yang paling lemah di kalangan negara Asean bagaimanapun tidak mengarahkan kapal perangnya menembak atau melakukan provokasi ke atas kapal perang China itu.

42.Ini dibuat memandangkan kesanggupan China untuk memusnah atau menggunakan kekerasan ke atas sesiapa sahaja seperti yang terjadi pada Vietnam sedangkan pencerobohan secara jelas di buat oleh China.

43.Kapal perang Filipina kemudian melarikan diri dari bertembung dengan kapal perang China itu.

EKSKLUSIF DARI MOM – CHINA VS MALAYSIA

44.Insiden yang melibatkan kapal perang dan pesawat milik TUDM ini dilapor berlaku pada akhir April 2010.

45.Ia tidak dilapor dalam mana-mana media tempatan dalam negara tetapi menjadi tajuk utama dalam akhbar di China.

46.Laporan dari akhbar The Southern Daily (akhbar rasmi komunis China dalam bahasa Cina) bertarikh 1 Mei memberitahu, sekumpulan kapal perikanan China sedang menjalankan aktiviti pelayaran mereka di kepulauan Spratly yang dipanggil Nansha oleh pihak China.

47.Armada kapal-kapal perikanan China ini sebenarnya merupakan strategi China untuk menguatkan tuntutan dan penguasaan mereka ke atas seluruh pentas Laut China Selatan dan khususnya Spratly.

48.Pembaca sekelian, kapal-kapal perikanan China bukanlah seperti kapal-kapal dari Jabatan Perikanan Malaysia kerana kebanyakkan kapal-kapal perikanan China ini mempunyai keupayaan untuk belayar di laut dalam dan jauh dari pengkalan mereka.

49.Kapal-kapal ini ada di antara berat 1,400 tan sehingga 2,400 tan mempunyai besar yang hampir menyamai kapal korvet.

50.Ada kapal-kapal perikanan laut China ini merupakan modifikasi dari bekas-bekas kapal perang China.

51.Akhbar The Philippine Star pada tahun 2009 ada menyiarkan hasrat China untuk menggunakan kapal-kapal perikanan yang kelihatan “innocent” ini untuk berlayar di Laut China Selatan.

52.Jurucakap dari kedutaan China di Manila iaitu Hua Ye memberitahu akhbar tersebut bahawa China tidak melanggar atau membuat sebarang provokasi di kawasan tuntutan bertindih memandangkan tidak ada kapal perang yang dihantar berlayar di kawasan yang sedang direbut oleh Vietnam, Filipina dan Malaysia itu serta beberapa buah negara lain kecuali kapal milik jabatan perikanan negara itu.

53.Berbalik kepada siaran berita yang disiarkan oleh akhbar The Southern Daily tadi, berikut merupakan terjemahan yang dibuat oleh seorang rakan penulis :

54.Beberapa hari sebelum 1 Mei, armada kapal nelayan China telah dihalang secara agresif oleh bot peronda milik Malaysia.

55.Kapal-kapal nelayan China itu dengan diiringi oleh kapal agensi perikanan China sudah lama mencari ikan di kawasan yang sudah ditandai sebagai kawasan tradisi mereka.

56.Bot peronda Malaysia dilihat bertindak agresif dan penuh provokasi apabila muncung meriam di halakan kepada kapal yang paling hadapan di dalam armada kami.

57.Pada pukul 10.30 pagi, radio kapal nelayan China disergah dengan amaran oleh suara pegawai dari kapal perang Malaysia.

58.”Chinese fishery fleet, we are Malaysian warships, I hope you will leave.” suara amaran dari kapal perang Malaysia.

59.Armada perikanan China bagaimanapun telah mendapat arahan dari ibupejabat marin untuk mengekalkan haluan dan menambah kelajuan.

60.Tiba-tiba dari jauh kelihatan sebuah kapal perang yang lebih besar dan jelas kelihatan, ia membawa peluru berpandu.

61.Bot peronda tadi menghampiri bot bernombor 311, anak kapal China melihat kelasi kapal perang bot peronda itu sudah memakai topi besi dan meriam kapal itu dihalakan kepada kapal bernombor 300, suasana tiba-tiba menjadi tegang.

62.Pada pukul 11.30 pagi, sebuah pesawat terbang Malaysia dilihat terbang mengelilingi armada perikanan China selama 15 minit.

63.Kapal-kapal perang Malaysia seterusnya dilihat mengikuti armada kapal perikanan China sehingga pada pukul 22.30 malam dan keadaan ini berterusan sehingga pada pukul 3 pagi.

64.Terjemahan seterusnya gagal difahami…..maaf setakat di sini sahajalah.

INDONESIA CABAR CHINA, SEORANG TERBUNUH

65.Jelas kapal-kapal China terutama kapal laut dalam mereka menjalankan aktiviti mencari ikan beribu-ribu kilometer dari kawasan negara mereka.

66.Pada tahun 2005, sebuah kapal perang Indonesia, KRI Tanjung Dalpele berjaya memintas empat buat kapal perikanan China yang mencari ikan secara haram di kawasan lautan Arafura yang terletak di antara Wilayah Papua dan Maluku.

67.Tiga kapal perikanan milik China itu melarikan diri tetapi sebuah lagi, MV Fu Yuan 123 berjaya ditahan.

68.Sebelum itu, kapal perang Indonesia sudah pun memberi tembakan amaran sebanyak 3 das tetapi kapal perikanan China bertindak agresif dan melakukan manuver yang seakan-akan mahu melanggar KRI Tanjung Dalpele.

69.Akibatnya kapal perang Indonesia itu terpaksa melepaskan tembakan dan membunuh salah seorang kelasi kapal perikanan China.

70.Tindakan kapal perang tersebut mengundang rasa tidak puas hati Beijing tetapi pemerintah tentera laut Indonesia di Surabaya menjelaskan, tembakan itu dibuat selepas semua prosedur atau “Rules of Engangement” dipatuhi.

BERIKUT MERUPAKAN KERATAN BERITA MENGENAI INSIDEN TLDM VS ARMADA PERIKANAN CHINA

South China Morning Post
May 16, 2010 Sunday

China ban on fishing as tension runs high
Chinese vessels to monitor fishing ban
Fisheries protection fleet to oversee 10-week moratorium; some see sovereignty grab
Fishery patrols seen as pushing sovereignty

Greg Torode Chief Asia correspondent

China today launches its annual fishing ban in the South China Sea – a unilateral act that comes amid unprecedented tensions in the disputed area and fresh fears that Beijing is using the moratorium to assert its sovereignty claims there.

The mainland’s fisheries administration vessels will seek to enforce the 10-week ban on most kinds of commercial fishing from the 12th parallel north of the disputed Spratly Islands up to the Chinese coast, encompassing waters around the disputed Paracel Islands.

The ban is going ahead despite a diplomatic protest from Vietnam – which claims both island groups – and recent incidents involving intensified patrols by new Chinese fisheries protection ships, some of which are armed with heavy machine guns.

The incidents have included China’s largest fishing protection ship, the 4,600-tonne Yuzheng 311, being surrounded by more than 20 Vietnamese fishing and coastguard vessels last month as it attempted to stop harassment of Chinese fishing boats. The Yuzheng – a converted naval vessel – was also intercepted by Malaysian naval ships and aircraft as it patrolled south of the Spratlys late last month, according to mainland press accounts.

Reports of mainland fishermen facing harassment from Vietnam, the Philippines and Malaysia were cited as justification for the expanded mainland patrols earlier this year.

In March, China also staged its most extensive naval and air exercises yet over the South China Sea.

Vietnam’s state press is filled with reports of local fishermen insisting they will continue to assert their fishing rights, including around the Chinese-controlled Paracels, and demanding more government protection.

Diplomats and analysts are closely watching the situation, noting the ban risks feeding into worsening tensions as regional militaries react to China’s naval build-up.

The South China Sea is considered critical to its blue-water naval ambitions. It is home to bases on Hainan Island that can exploit deep-water access to the Indian and Pacific oceans. The sea also has oil and gas potential.

When China first instituted the ban in 1999 in a bid to ease pressure on rapidly declining fish stocks, it received relatively little attention. Now, however, it is a different story given growing pressures on resources as well as its strategic importance.

China claims an exclusive economic zone (EEZ) covering much of the South China Sea, including the Spratlys and Paracels in their entirety. Vietnam also claims all of both archipelagoes; the Philippines, Malaysia and Brunei claim them in part.

“We are all watching and wondering where all this is going to go,” said one senior regional envoy. “Given recent months, you have to say it does appear provocative ? certainly it provides further evidence that any hope of a binding regional agreement to ease tensions in the South China Sea is now effectively a dead letter.

“What we are seeing is a push for sovereignty.”

In a recent survey of China’s growing coastguard forces, Lyle Goldstein, a scholar at the US Naval War College, noted the potential of civilian ships to project soft power but also “serve to strengthen China’s extensive maritime claims”.

“More and better ships at Beijing’s disposal will likely increase its confidence in maritime disputes with its neighbours,” Goldstein wrote.

Australian Defence Force Academy professor Carl Thayer, who has tracked South China Sea issues for four decades, said he had little doubt the fishing ban served a wider strategic objective.

“After 10 years, we can see China becoming more assertive in defending and projecting what it sees as its sovereign and economic rights,” Thayer said.

“The use of fishing protection vessels is an excellent tactic ? They are not warships, they are painted white not grey, but make no mistake, they are well armed.

“The problem is that it is not really the kind of unilateral activity that China and the region signed up for in terms of fostering co-operation and not doing anything to raise tensions,” Thayer said, referring to the landmark 2002 declaration on the South China Sea between China and the Association of Southeast Asian Nations.

Mainland officials and analysts, however, have cited both fishing and sovereignty issues as driving the ban.

Wang Hanling , an expert in maritime affairs and international law at the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, said there was no strategic goal behind the ban.

“China just wants to protect fishing resources under its exclusive economic zone,” he said.

“In fact, we don’t need to take any strategies because China insists that we had sovereign rights and administration in our EEZ in the South China Sea more than 1,000 years ago, which was recognised by our neighbours like Vietnam, Indonesia, but they tore up the agreement in the 1970s when oil and other resources were found under the water.

“We have carried [out] fishing bans many years ago as it is an international common practice.”

When regular fishing patrols were announced in March, however, South Sea Fisheries Administration officials said the move would help underline China’s sovereign rights.

Gary Li, a PLA-watcher at London’s International Institute of Strategic Studies, said he believed the fishing ban now served to create de facto jurisdiction for a Beijing leadership that had been slow to develop resources in the South China Sea. “It does have a strategic purpose beyond the issue of fishing ? the leadership is desperately trying to create historical precedent, hoping to show that they are largely unchallenged in asserting their sovereignty,” he said.

The situation is widely believed to be particularly thorny for Vietnam, which is struggling to promote regional interest in strengthening the 2002 agreement into a legally binding document.

Hanoi’s Communist Party leaders are eager for improved relations with Beijing, its one-time enemy, yet are loath to back down on what they perceive as core territorial issues.

Those contradictions have seen Hanoi accept joint exercises with Chinese vessels in areas of the Tonkin Gulf no longer in dispute, yet also authorise its own naval expansion.

Vietnam announced late last year that it would spend more than US$2 billion on ultra-quiet Kilo-class submarines from Russia – successor to its former cold war patron, the Soviet Union.

Additional reporting by Minnie Chan

"Commando" an interview...

The link below is where i've copy below article.. nice to read thou... enjoy

"http://militaryofmalaysia.net/2011/04/a-komando-and-an-interview/"

"Lokasi : Bilik Integorasi Shah Paskal
Umur Subjek : 50 tahun something
Seks : Lelaki
Pangkat : Kapten
Status : Tidak Aktif (Boleh percaya ke tidak aktif, hang dok mengadu macam-macam hal pasai aku kan)
Pengalaman 1 : Menjadi anggota GGK tahun 80an, operasi di sempadan Thailand-Malaysia, SUDAH DIPOTONG (CENSORED)

Pengalaman 2 : Dipinjamkan ke Kor Risik
Operasi : Seluruh rantau Asia, German dan Hawaii
Status : Unknown
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Shahpaskal : Betul ke komando kita pernah terlibat masa perang Vietnam?

Komando : Entah. Aku ada dengar cerita tapi unit lain, aku jadi komando awal tahun 80an, peristiwa itu sudah lama

Shahpaskal : Citer lah sikit pengalaman saudara komando menjadi komando?

Komando : Aku dilatih di Kem Sungai Udang, Melaka. Yang tauliahkan aku masa itu Ketua Polis Negeri Melaka

Shahpaskal : Apasal pulak Ketua Polis Negeri Melaka tauliahkan saudara komando

Komando : Untuk mencapai status komando, kami berempat diminta untuk mengempur Balai Polis Tengkera di Melaka.

Shahpaskal : Ok Continue…

Komando : Kami berempat, diminta untuk menawan Balai Polis Tengkera. Ada lebih kurang 25 orang anggota polis dalam balai itu. Sebelum gempur, kami buat model balai dan mengenalpasti setiap bilik dalam balai. Ini merupakan kejadian sebenar, bukan lakonan. Anggota polis disitu tidak tahu kami akan menggempur mereka, kamu merangkak ikut longkang.

Komando : Kami memakai pakaian serba hitam, tidak ada senjata kecuali cecair chloroform. Kami mulakan dengan pengawal di guard house, dari belakang aku tangkap pengawal. Letak cecair pada mulut pengawal sehingga pengsan dan kemudian gari mereka.

Komando : Satu persatu anggota polis kami tawan, selepas pengsan kami tarik mereka masuk ke dalam lokap.

Komando : Selepas kesemua 25 anggota polis kami tawan, kami membuat satu panggilan. Ketua Polis Melaka kemudian datang dan menandatangani kad kami. Dengan tandatangan dari Ketua Polis, sah kami sudah berjaya dan ditauliahkan sebagai komando.

Shahpaskal : Perghh, Ketua polis tauliahkan komando. Apa pandangan saudara komando tentang polis?

Komando : Special Branch (Polis) sangat cekap, ada hal-hal tertentu yang kami belajar dari unit SB terutama hal-hal yang mempunyai kaitan dengan psikologi manusia seperti teknik mengorek maklumat.

Shahpaskal : Sebagai contoh?

Komando : Manusia bila mabuk akan bercerita banyak perkara.

Shahpaskal : HAHAHAHAHA…polis kita macam CIA ke?

Komando : Ya…malah lebih cekap

Shahpaskal : Mengapa?

Komando : Sebuah negara yang berjaya mesti mempunyai jaringan risikan yang cekap cuma tugas mereka terbatas di dalam negara

Komando : Selepas beberapa tahun ditauliahkan sebagai komando, aku dipinjam ke dalam Kor Risik

Shahpaskal : Apa beza Kor Risik dengan UCIS

Komando : UCIS merupakan pegawai risikan dalam batalion. Setiap batalion ada lebih kurang 10 pegawai UCIS, mereka merisik satu-satu kawasan sebelum digempur. Mereka cuma terhad peringkat batalion, tugas mereka tidak sampai ke arena antarabangsa

Shahpaskal : Saudara masuk risik sebagai apa?

Komando : Ada macam-macam unit dalam risik tetapi aku duduk buat espionage.

Shahpaskal : Bestnya nak masuk unit espionage, macam James Bond. Macam mana nak masuk dan bagaimana mereka dipilih?

Komando : Semasa latihan lagi, melalui ujian bertulis. Siapa yang mencapai markah yang baik dan IQ yang bagus akan terpilih memasuki unit risikan (espionage). Sabotaj ini sesiapa boleh buat, janji kreatif main alat letupan tak payah IQ tinggi

Shahpaskal : Kah Kah kah….ok sat, eden nak bom rokok sat…

Shahpaskal : Betul ke Singapura ada base bawah tanah?

Komando : Tahun 80an dahulu, ada khabar angin Singapura beli kereta kebal Centurion

Shahpaskal : Eden pun dengar cerita ini banyak kali tapi tak comfirm, orang Singapura pun kata takde

Komando : Comfirm, mereka sudah ada Main Battle Tank sejak dari tahun 80an lagi

Shahpaskal : Kalau ada mesti dah heboh

Komando : Mereka simpan dalam base bawah tanah, siap ada alat pendingin udara dan ruang buat pandu uji. Besar ruangnya macam bandar Seremban

Shahpaskal : Mana saudara komando tauu?

Komando : Aku dah masuk…

Shahpaskal : SUDAH DIPOTONG (CENSORED)

Komando : DI POTONG (CENSORED)

Shahpaskal : Yang terlibat dengan ops curi dokumen pasal Sabah kat Manila tu ke?

Komando : Aku tak tahu

Shahpaskal : Berbalik pasal kereta kebal Centurion tu…untuk apa mereka beli Main Battle Tank macam itu, bukan mereka cuma pakai kereta kebal ringan jenis AMX ke?

Komando : Mereka ini proksi Zionis dan Zionis amat berminat dengan negara kita.

Shahpaskal : Berapa banyak kereta kebal?

Komando : Banyak…cukup banyakbal. Itu aku kira sendiri. Memang disimpan di base bawah tanah, mereka mengikuti doktrin tentera Zionis. Tentera Zionis amat bergantung pada kekuatan kereta kebal dan udara.

Shahpaskal : Kapal terbang ada berapa?

Komando : Itu kawan aku buat. Aku check kereta kebal je.

Shahpaskal : Lepas saudara komando dah tahu? Apa yang kerajaan buat?

Komando : Aku terus dihantar ke Hawai untuk memasuki sekolah kereta kebal. Ada banyak kereta kebal di sekolah itu dan ada dua kereta kebal MBT Centurion. Aku cuma fokus pada Centurion dan kaji kelemahan dia.

Shahpaskal : Boleh menang ke kalau lawan Singapura?

Komando : Buang Tambak Johor. Itu laluan utama pasukan armor Singapura.

Shahpaskal : Bagaimana dengan Thailand dan Indonesia?

Komando : Mereka tidak ada kemampuan untuk menyerang balas. Tidak ada technology advantage ke atas kita.

Shahpaskal : Apakah kelebihan negara kita?

Komando : Peralatan kita ketinggalan zaman. Itu satu kelebihan dan juga kelemahan.

Shahpaskal : Betul ke Singapura pernah korek terowong untuk menuju ke Johor ?

Komando : Ya, di kawasan pantai Timur Johor dengan menggunakan boring machine yang besar. Aku habiskan RM300,000 untuk beli peta projek itu dan sabotaj rancangan mereka.

Shahpaskal : OK terima kasih.

Komando : OK malas layan kau."