Comments for The Unofficial Maldives National Defence Force Blog http://mndf.wordpress.com We See What Most Don't Sun, 20 Jul 2008 00:05:48 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=MU Comment on Diplomatic Car in Male’ Liquor Trade by baa http://mndf.wordpress.com/2008/06/05/diplomatic-car-in-male%e2%80%99-liquor-trade/#comment-38 baa Mon, 09 Jun 2008 11:17:10 +0000 http://mndf.wordpress.com/?p=12#comment-38 soldier: haadha thedhuveri meehekey dho thee, kaley rattesseh golhi akah wattaalan ewwes haaheh nuwaane thaa dhoo? pakaaaaas...thikahala rattehin nulibuneeyaa rangalhee... soldier: haadha thedhuveri meehekey dho thee, kaley rattesseh golhi akah wattaalan ewwes haaheh nuwaane thaa dhoo? pakaaaaas…thikahala rattehin nulibuneeyaa rangalhee…

]]> Comment on Diplomatic Car in Male’ Liquor Trade by Ibrahim Faisal http://mndf.wordpress.com/2008/06/05/diplomatic-car-in-male%e2%80%99-liquor-trade/#comment-37 Ibrahim Faisal Sun, 08 Jun 2008 22:34:58 +0000 http://mndf.wordpress.com/?p=12#comment-37 soldier: These people are permitted to have a certain quota of liquor every month, besides when they run out of it, their friends pass them some amounts of it on FOC basis, I only knew what happened after they purchased it, in fact I told them that it is totally illegal to buy it just like that, if they wanted to drink, they could have gone to HIH or a resort during the week-end. The way you understood the whole article, its like I was the guy who cashed for both the bottles, right? I have already explained you the challenging role for the Police in this situation, searching me and asking me where it came from will not help them or you, as long as the Police is not allowed inside the High Commission. One more thing, you can be a good friend until your friend break the law, and the minute they do that, you stab them behind the back, extremely Maldives...hehehe... soldier: These people are permitted to have a certain quota of liquor every month, besides when they run out of it, their friends pass them some amounts of it on FOC basis, I only knew what happened after they purchased it, in fact I told them that it is totally illegal to buy it just like that, if they wanted to drink, they could have gone to HIH or a resort during the week-end.

The way you understood the whole article, its like I was the guy who cashed for both the bottles, right? I have already explained you the challenging role for the Police in this situation, searching me and asking me where it came from will not help them or you, as long as the Police is not allowed inside the High Commission.

One more thing, you can be a good friend until your friend break the law, and the minute they do that, you stab them behind the back, extremely Maldives…hehehe…

]]> Comment on Diplomatic Car in Male’ Liquor Trade by golhabo http://mndf.wordpress.com/2008/06/05/diplomatic-car-in-male%e2%80%99-liquor-trade/#comment-36 golhabo Sun, 08 Jun 2008 04:18:34 +0000 http://mndf.wordpress.com/?p=12#comment-36 Crysko: a typical democratized citizen. wow, great! and the author witnesses this incident and rather than reporting, posts on the internet. hehe... so maldivian. pakaaas Crysko: a typical democratized citizen. wow, great! and the author witnesses this incident and rather than reporting, posts on the internet. hehe… so maldivian. pakaaas

]]> Comment on Diplomatic Car in Male’ Liquor Trade by soldier http://mndf.wordpress.com/2008/06/05/diplomatic-car-in-male%e2%80%99-liquor-trade/#comment-34 soldier Sat, 07 Jun 2008 03:13:19 +0000 http://mndf.wordpress.com/?p=12#comment-34 If you don't have the guts to report, at least you should go away from the situation and should not be party to a crime. When your european friednds called someone for liquor you should know its comming from a wrong chanell. You should at least tell them or remind them of the law. What if it were a more serious crime, lets say a case of fraud, counterfeiting or perhaps a crime with direct victims (robbery). Would you then report? The challenge to the police is not diplomats are selling liquor, the bigger challenge is people like you will not take your civic responsibility. Now that you have confessed to being party to a crime, the police should track who the Ibrahim Faisal running this blog is and question you about the illegal liquor trade in the Maldives. If you don’t have the guts to report, at least you should go away from the situation and should not be party to a crime. When your european friednds called someone for liquor you should know its comming from a wrong chanell. You should at least tell them or remind them of the law. What if it were a more serious crime, lets say a case of fraud, counterfeiting or perhaps a crime with direct victims (robbery). Would you then report?
The challenge to the police is not diplomats are selling liquor, the bigger challenge is people like you will not take your civic responsibility. Now that you have confessed to being party to a crime, the police should track who the Ibrahim Faisal running this blog is and question you about the illegal liquor trade in the Maldives.

]]> Comment on Diplomatic Car in Male’ Liquor Trade by Gryskó http://mndf.wordpress.com/2008/06/05/diplomatic-car-in-male%e2%80%99-liquor-trade/#comment-33 Gryskó Fri, 06 Jun 2008 07:36:33 +0000 http://mndf.wordpress.com/?p=12#comment-33 Even if i were in the situation, i would rather ingore and would nt even care to report. Even if i were in the situation, i would rather ingore and would nt even care to report.

]]> Comment on Diplomatic Car in Male’ Liquor Trade by Ibrahim Faisal http://mndf.wordpress.com/2008/06/05/diplomatic-car-in-male%e2%80%99-liquor-trade/#comment-32 Ibrahim Faisal Thu, 05 Jun 2008 15:51:50 +0000 http://mndf.wordpress.com/?p=12#comment-32 DhivExercise: You can answer it yourself, would you bring the issue to the attention of the concerned authorities? I doubt... Yes, the stereotypical comment is aimed to all of us, including myself too. DhivExercise: You can answer it yourself, would you bring the issue to the attention of the concerned authorities? I doubt…

Yes, the stereotypical comment is aimed to all of us, including myself too.

]]> Comment on Diplomatic Car in Male’ Liquor Trade by DhivExercise http://mndf.wordpress.com/2008/06/05/diplomatic-car-in-male%e2%80%99-liquor-trade/#comment-31 DhivExercise Thu, 05 Jun 2008 01:11:58 +0000 http://mndf.wordpress.com/?p=12#comment-31 Yea...maybe I missed the part in ur article when u mentioned ur friends were Europeans buying booze on the black market. If you think those in the diplomatic car committed a criminal act, and in ur face...have u brought that to the attention of the concerned authorities? I'm just hoping that u did. The stereotypical comment aimed at all Maldivians at the end of ur comment shows how shallow u think of them. Yea…maybe I missed the part in ur article when u mentioned ur friends were Europeans buying booze on the black market. If you think those in the diplomatic car committed a criminal act, and in ur face…have u brought that to the attention of the concerned authorities? I’m just hoping that u did.
The stereotypical comment aimed at all Maldivians at the end of ur comment shows how shallow u think of them.

]]> Comment on Diplomatic Car in Male’ Liquor Trade by Ibrahim Faisal http://mndf.wordpress.com/2008/06/05/diplomatic-car-in-male%e2%80%99-liquor-trade/#comment-30 Ibrahim Faisal Wed, 04 Jun 2008 23:50:53 +0000 http://mndf.wordpress.com/?p=12#comment-30 DhivExercise: You are right, I was wanting someone to ask me that. NOW, Can I tell some Europeans not to booze, its different telling a Maldivian and a foreigner, ESPECIALLY when they finish consuming their allocated quota on alcoholic beverages permitted to them. This is how as a reader you have responded, it's not only you, its how we all Maldivians conclude. DhivExercise: You are right, I was wanting someone to ask me that.

NOW, Can I tell some Europeans not to booze, its different telling a Maldivian and a foreigner, ESPECIALLY when they finish consuming their allocated quota on alcoholic beverages permitted to them.

This is how as a reader you have responded, it’s not only you, its how we all Maldivians conclude.

]]> Comment on Diplomatic Car in Male’ Liquor Trade by DhivExercise http://mndf.wordpress.com/2008/06/05/diplomatic-car-in-male%e2%80%99-liquor-trade/#comment-29 DhivExercise Wed, 04 Jun 2008 23:31:39 +0000 http://mndf.wordpress.com/?p=12#comment-29 How about u ease that hurdle by giving info of ur friends' (who bought the liquor) to the police and it will help produce some form of action against the diplomats through foreign ministry. Hey in fact u were there when all this happened and didn't stop the crime, but ur only concern was the diplomat plate flashing car, not ur boozing friends....shame on you!! How about u ease that hurdle by giving info of ur friends’ (who bought the liquor) to the police and it will help produce some form of action against the diplomats through foreign ministry. Hey in fact u were there when all this happened and didn’t stop the crime, but ur only concern was the diplomat plate flashing car, not ur boozing friends….shame on you!!

]]> Comment on Traffic Police: High Time to Improve Driver’s License Check System by soldier http://mndf.wordpress.com/2008/06/01/traffic-police-high-time-to-improve-driver%e2%80%99s-license-check-system/#comment-28 soldier Wed, 04 Jun 2008 16:58:39 +0000 http://mndf.wordpress.com/?p=11#comment-28 Yes, you are right it is the right of every Maldivian. I have nothing against that, in fact police probably needs more criticism. It's just because of the name of the site. And while we are at bringing issues public's notice, how about few articles about the issues in MNDF, how their work could be improved with regard to social issues. (Again not that I have anything against talking about the many problems in police). For instance about what we can do to increase security at ports or increase survillance of our fishin zones. After all it is not news that probably 80% of drugs entering this country comes from marine vessel, the security clearance of which is the responsibility of CG, (along with customs,immigration....) Cheers, Yes, you are right it is the right of every Maldivian. I have nothing against that, in fact police probably needs more criticism. It’s just because of the name of the site. And while we are at bringing issues public’s notice, how about few articles about the issues in MNDF, how their work could be improved with regard to social issues. (Again not that I have anything against talking about the many problems in police). For instance about what we can do to increase security at ports or increase survillance of our fishin zones. After all it is not news that probably 80% of drugs entering this country comes from marine vessel, the security clearance of which is the responsibility of CG, (along with customs,immigration….)
Cheers,

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