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flip flop and flip again. What the heck happen to their integrity?

 

think the govt need to make a stand and send a message to the indodos. idiots.

 

aiyo, they are like that 1... always roti prata... They talk without using brains. Not the 1st time, and definatelywont be the last time neither

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dun play play, indo also pay their general well!!

see the watch he wear! Richard Mille Felipe Massa Chronograph [:p]:D

 

 

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Indonesian armed forces chief says his luxury watch is a knockoff; throws on floor to prove

 

Indonesian Military (TNI) Commander Gen. Moeldoko rebuffed Singaporean media reports on his lavish watch collection and claimed that he only purchased knockoff watches to satisfy his curiosity about watch technology.
“In the market, this watch could fetch for more than Rp 1 billion [uS$85,984], but I bought it for only Rp 5 million,” Moeldoko said after a meeting with the Philippines’ armed forces chief, Gen. Emmanuel T. Bautista, in Jakarta on Wednesday.
Moeldoko was responding to foreign media reports about his penchant for collecting expensive watches. One of the watches was a limited edition Richard Mille he wore during an interview with a Singaporean news channel.
Moeldoko later went on to explain the philosophical value of his passion for luxury watches.
A country can move forward if it is innovative. Every time I look at this watch, it reminds me of innovation. So, I don’t mean to show off,” he said while displaying his Richard Mille watch to reporters.
The first report about Moeldoko’s luxury watch appeared on Singapore-based lifestyle website themillenary.com. In a photo that accompanies the article, the army general was seen wearing a Richard Mille RM 011 Felipe Massa Flyback Chronograph “Black Kite” during his recent interview with the Singapore-based Channel News Asia.
The 30-piece limited edition watch for North and South American retailers, fetches at around $100,000.
Another website, mothership.sg, has posted photographs of Moeldoko wearing four expensive watches on separate occasions.
When asked whether his watch was an original, Moeldoko allowed scores of journalists to take a closer look at the watch and said: “Do you think this is an original?”
One of the reporters said, “But, this looks heavy, sir”. To the question, Moeldoko responded by throwing the watch on the floor.
As his aide picked up the watch, which apparently remained intact, Meoldoko left the building with a chuckle.
Moeldoko, a former Army chief of staff, was sworn in as TNI chief in August last year. Prior to that promotion, Moeldoko had total combined wealth of Rp 32 billion and $450,000, including ten plots of land and a cattle farm.
Moeldoko is in the spotlight following a Channel News Asia report on the naming of a warship after two Indonesian marines who bombed the MacDonald House in Singapore in 1965.
The report states that Moeldoko issued an apology for naming the warship, Usman-Harun, which was named after Usman bin Haji Muhammad Ali and Harun bin Said, the two Indonesian marines who were executed in 1968 for the deadly bombing, during Indonesia’s confrontation with the Federation of Malaysia — of which Singapore was a part of.
Moeldoko clarified his statement, saying that during the interview, he was expressing his regret that the name was final and would not be changed.
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Indonesian armed forces chief says his luxury watch is a knockoff; throws on floor to prove

 

Indonesian Military (TNI) Commander Gen. Moeldoko rebuffed Singaporean media reports on his lavish watch collection and claimed that he only purchased knockoff watches to satisfy his curiosity about watch technology.
“In the market, this watch could fetch for more than Rp 1 billion [uS$85,984], but I bought it for only Rp 5 million,” Moeldoko said after a meeting with the Philippines’ armed forces chief, Gen. Emmanuel T. Bautista, in Jakarta on Wednesday.
Moeldoko was responding to foreign media reports about his penchant for collecting expensive watches. One of the watches was a limited edition Richard Mille he wore during an interview with a Singaporean news channel.
Moeldoko later went on to explain the philosophical value of his passion for luxury watches.
A country can move forward if it is innovative. Every time I look at this watch, it reminds me of innovation. So, I don’t mean to show off,” he said while displaying his Richard Mille watch to reporters.
The first report about Moeldoko’s luxury watch appeared on Singapore-based lifestyle website themillenary.com. In a photo that accompanies the article, the army general was seen wearing a Richard Mille RM 011 Felipe Massa Flyback Chronograph “Black Kite” during his recent interview with the Singapore-based Channel News Asia.
The 30-piece limited edition watch for North and South American retailers, fetches at around $100,000.
Another website, mothership.sg, has posted photographs of Moeldoko wearing four expensive watches on separate occasions.
When asked whether his watch was an original, Moeldoko allowed scores of journalists to take a closer look at the watch and said: “Do you think this is an original?”
One of the reporters said, “But, this looks heavy, sir”. To the question, Moeldoko responded by throwing the watch on the floor.
As his aide picked up the watch, which apparently remained intact, Meoldoko left the building with a chuckle.
Moeldoko, a former Army chief of staff, was sworn in as TNI chief in August last year. Prior to that promotion, Moeldoko had total combined wealth of Rp 32 billion and $450,000, including ten plots of land and a cattle farm.
Moeldoko is in the spotlight following a Channel News Asia report on the naming of a warship after two Indonesian marines who bombed the MacDonald House in Singapore in 1965.
The report states that Moeldoko issued an apology for naming the warship, Usman-Harun, which was named after Usman bin Haji Muhammad Ali and Harun bin Said, the two Indonesian marines who were executed in 1968 for the deadly bombing, during Indonesia’s confrontation with the Federation of Malaysia — of which Singapore was a part of.
Moeldoko clarified his statement, saying that during the interview, he was expressing his regret that the name was final and would not be changed.

 

 

After reading all these, I somewhat feel fortunate to be living in SG, rather than in Indon or Bolehland. How can they manage to do all these with a straight face ah?

 

 

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Throw USD$100,000 on the floor to save his career still worth it.

 

 

he probably have a few knockoff in his drawer in case anyone question him, he can use it to throw on the floor, but he still keep the real one :D

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Lol must be real never break

Made of Titanium. Won't break so easily.. But I heart pain for him..if I m a reporter there wld asked if I can buy from him.. Hahaha..

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Ask him where to buy these original "knock off" for Rp 5m, I go buy :D

 

I dont mind paying Rp 50m lol

Made of Titanium. Won't break so easily.. But I heart pain for him..if I m a reporter there wld asked if I can buy from him.. Hahaha..

Yah if i reporter take out 5m ask him buy another one and i get that one lol

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Made of Titanium. Won't break so easily.. But I heart pain for him..if I m a reporter there wld asked if I can buy from him.. Hahaha..

 

buy from him?

 

ask him can i throw a few more times on the floor since it's a knock off. seldom have this kind of opportunity.

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buy from him?

 

ask him can i throw a few more times on the floor since it's a knock off. seldom have this kind of opportunity.

Can't bear to do that as I love watches... Richard Mille woh... Not the usual AP PP VC.. Hahah..

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After reading all these, I somewhat feel fortunate to be living in SG, rather than in Indon or Bolehland. How can they manage to do all these with a straight face ah?

 

 

 

Yes they can! So can we over in Singapore (with a straight face).

 

like "GST is to help the poor"!

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Yes they can! So can we over in Singapore (with a straight face).

 

like "GST is to help the poor"!

 

How many times are we really helping the poor? Poor and meeting ends need being so pervasive, can be easily ignored and unconsciously brushed it off. Dun believe? Check out this video.

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u6jSKLtmYdM#t=12

 

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