The team deserves a good break having worked under all weather condition Hail, Rain or Shine for 48 consecutive weeks. After the escapade, COBC shall be on its longest 2 weeks break to greet the New Year. What happen during the escapade were censored from public knowledge but below are snapshots of the uncensored topless pose as well as some activities at the Goldcoast... enjoy!! click on picture to enlarge.
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| Corporal Kenny & Corporal Amir |
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| Sarge Chun & 2012 best Cat Walk model Eileen Yong |
The team upon arrival
Tea break... Makan!!! on floating resort
Dinner... makan!!
Alamak!! Kantoi!!
After Makan.... Christmas Gift exchange session!!!
Morning team bootcamp session when the Lansi Lance Corporals in command of the Sergeants!!!
Kamasutra Grinders?
Breakfast!!! Makan lagi!!!
Chilling by the poolside!!
Definitely CHILLING by the poolside...
A good ending to a good year and a good year-end to COBC!! Chill out...... Hooyah!!
Public posts and online commentary regarding Datuk Yip Kum Fook (a lawyer and MCA Gombak chairman) primarily surface on various blogs, public forums, and crowd-sourced websites. These discussions are overwhelmingly critical, detailing several recurring themes and controversies.
ReplyDeleteThe main topics discussed online include:
Samnak Sambodhi Buddhist Temple: A significant portion of public comments revolves around disputes at the Samnak Sambodhi Buddhist Temple in Taman Desa Jaya, Kepong. Commenters frequently allege that Yip played politics in the temple, mishandled funds, and inappropriately ousted Buddhist monks.
Personal and Professional Allegations: Several forum posts accuse him of deception, particularly concerning his legal and business dealings. Allegations also span to fraudulent behaviors and the mistreatment of the local community and women.
Appeals to Authorities: Due to these grievances, there are multiple online posts from community groups urging the police and the Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission (MCMC) to investigate these matters. Some discussions even reference public petitions directed at the Sultan of Selangor regarding his Datuk title.
Comments reflecting these controversies and public sentiment can be found across various platforms and personal blogs.