ANYONE would like to work in MALAYSIA?

Hello,

i am a member of this newsletter for quite some time and found that there are really alot alot of MB specialists and expert within and would like to gather some information regarding any one willing to work in Malaysia as a MB specialists?

For more information, please email me!

Have a NICE DAY :)

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CSC
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Sorry, my Uzi is not working quite as good as it used to and ammo is getting way to expensive. Also, I'm a bit leary of these new so-called bullet proof vests.

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Ernie Sparks

Err, what's that for?

DAS

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Dori A Schmetterling

He didn't say they were looking for you to Detroit!

Marty

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Martin Joseph

If I remember correctly,Malaysia is one of the top kidnapping/extortion capitals of the world.I think an UZI would be inadequate IMHO

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CaptainW116

I'd like to see some evidence for this before I call it pure horse manure.

DAS

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Dori A Schmetterling

Here Dori,you be the judge! :-)

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CaptainW116

Ok, I accept that this says the crime rate is relatively high by the journalist's standards, but it makes no comparisons with countries like the UK or the USA. If you read the headlines in some UK papers you might also think you would need a submachine gun on the streets of London. Maybe you do...:-)

All the crimes mentioned except kidnapping are found in the UK.

I am not saying crime is particularly low, just that it isn't the "Malaysia is one of the top kidnapping/extortion capitals of the world".

Got any figures that put things in context? And what how is a gun-on-the-street relevant in extortion cases (unless you're a bank owner, e.g.)?

DAS

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Dori A Schmetterling

Of course I am speaking for myself here,but if someone tries to kidnap me,I'm shooting all of them unless they are beautiful women wanting me to well....you know ! ;-) Note;as long as it's hetero-related.

Extortion,well maybe I should have said ransom(same difference)as far as kidnapping is concerned.

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CaptainW116

I read last week in a local (Northern California) paper, "The Mercury News" that Mexico City is the top kidnapping/extortion capital of the world. If true, the title is nothing to be proud of.

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Hernando Correa

In addition to that the Islamic/fascists have been known to go into some not-so-remote villages and kill every "non-believer" they see, usually the Christians. I'd rather take my chances on the LA freeways. Although, a friend of mine was stopped at a police weapons checkpoint on his way into LA a couple of weeks ago and was forced to turn back. He'd forgotten and left his Browning automatic in his other truck.

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Ernie Sparks

Ah yes, the really internationally-well-informed provincial press of the USA...

At least this is not the paper that reported that the Quandts owned a majority of the BMW shares. That was the San Diego Metropolitan, Jun 2003:

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(For the record, they own 46.6%.)

DAS

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Dori A Schmetterling

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