SibueyJialat! - All welcome to share jialat happenings

[ceeko]

Probably the most sibeh jialat dildo I've seen One of the more un un un un un believable dildo alternatives..... A FUCKING ONG LYE!!!!!!!!!






Watch this --> No fucking way, she's doing a PINEAPPLE!!!

[ET]

Originally Posted by ceeko

Probably the most sibeh jialat dildo I've seen One of the more un un un un un believable dildo alternatives..... A FUCKING ONG LYE!!!!!!!!!






Watch this --> No fucking way, she's doing a PINEAPPLE!!!

Wan lan eh

[ceeko]

Sibuay Jialat, nowadays girls like to waste food... any food also wanna poke into their cheebye




Do you think it can go in?






Hell yes!!!

How one can insert a --> Corn on cob into pussy!!!

[hanky_panky]

Originally Posted by ceeko

Sibuay Jialat, nowadays girls like to waste food... any food also wanna poke into their cheebye




Do you think it can go in?






Hell yes!!!

How one can insert a --> Corn on cob into pussy!!!

Now this is really "sweet" corn...

[ceeko]

Originally Posted by hanky_panky

Now this is really "sweet" corn...

After finishing licking and eating sweet corn

Maybe you wanna quench your thirst with some warm beer?



For when you're thirsty, --> Take this beer can from her!!

[hardrod69]

Originally Posted by ceeko

Probably the most sibeh jialat dildo I've seen One of the more un un un un un believable dildo alternatives..... A FUCKING ONG LYE!!!!!!!!!






Watch this --> No fucking way, she's doing a PINEAPPLE!!!

Her CB is so loose now only a pineapple can satisfy her!!!

[99099]

Originally Posted by hardrod69

Her CB is so loose now only a pineapple can satisfy her!!!

Too loose no fun.

[SibueyJiaLat]

MAS to shut down BSI Bank in Singapore; 6 staff referred to public prosecutor

SINGAPORE - The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) served BSI Bank, embroiled in the probe into Malaysian state fund 1Malaysia Development Bhd (1MDB), notice of intention to withdraw its status as a merchant bank in Singapore.

This is for serious breaches of anti-money laundering requirements, poor management oversight of the bank's operations, and gross misconduct by some of the bank's staff, MAS said in a statement on Tuesday (May 24).

MAS has also served BSI Bank notice to impose financial penalties amounting to S$13.3 million for 41 breaches of MAS Notice 1014 - Prevention of Money Laundering and Countering the Financing of Terrorism.

The breaches include failure to perform enhanced customer due diligence on high risk accounts, and to monitor for suspicious customer transactions on an ongoing basis.

In addition, MAS has referred to the Public Prosecutor the names of six members of BSI Bank's senior management and staff to evaluate whether they have committed criminal offences.

They are:

- Mr Hans Peter Brunner, former CEO

- Mr Raj Sriram, former deputy CEO

- Mr Kevin Michael Swampillai, head of wealth management services

- Mr Yak Yew Chee, former senior private banker

- Mr Yeo Jiawei, former wealth planner; and

- Ms Seah Yew Foong Yvonne, former senior private banker

http://www.straitstimes.com/business...91#xtor=CS1-10

[SibueyJiaLat]

Swiss attorney general opens criminal proceedings against bank BSI

Switzerland's Office of the Attorney General (OAG) has opened criminal proceedings against Swiss bank BSI in connection with embattled Malaysian state fund 1Malaysia Development Berhad (1MDB), it said on Tuesday.

Posted 24 May 2016 13:10

ZURICH: Switzerland's Office of the Attorney General (OAG) has opened criminal proceedings against Swiss bank BSI in connection with embattled Malaysian state fund 1Malaysia Development Berhad (1MDB), it said on Tuesday.

"The OAG suspects deficiencies in the internal organization of the BSI SA bank," the OAG said in a statement. "It is believed that due to these deficiencies, the bank was unable to prevent the commission of offences currently under investigation in the criminal proceedings relating to 1MDB."

In February, Swiss bank EFG International agreed to buy BSI from Brazil-based BTG Pactual for 1.33 billion Swiss francs (US$1.34 billion).

In a separate statement, Swiss financial watchdog FINMA said it found BSI in breach of money laundering regulations in connection with 1MDB.

(Reporting by Joshua Franklin; Editing by Maria Sheahan)

- Reuters

[SibueyJiaLat]

Wonder why the syndicates chose Japan for this heist?

Manhunt after millions stolen in hours-long Japan ATM heist

TOKYO — A manhunt is underway for criminals who looted millions from Japan’s cash machines nationwide in an hours-long heist, officials and reports said Monday (May 23).

Armed with fake credit card details from South Africa’s Standard Bank, the thieves hit 1,400 convenience store ATMs in a coordinated attack earlier this month.

The international gang members, reportedly numbering around 100 people, each made a series of withdrawals in less than three hours, Japanese media said.

Their haul totalled ¥1.4 billion (S$17.6 million), according to the reports, with machines in Tokyo and Osaka among those targeted.

It was not clear how the gang made off with the equivalent of millions of dollars so quickly as the cash machines usually limit withdrawals to ¥100,000 a day.

Japanese police declined to confirm the robbery, but Standard Bank acknowledged the heist and put its losses at around US$19 million (S$26.2 billion).

The bank said it was a “victim of a sophisticated, coordinated fraud incident”.

“This involved the withdrawal of cash using a small number of fictitious cards at various ATMs in Japan,” it said in a statement.

Japan’s top-selling Yomiuri newspaper said the lightning-fast raids began early on the morning of May 15, a Sunday, when banks were closed.

That may have bought the thieves enough time to pull off the robbery and leave the country before authorities could act, reports said.

Japanese authorities are expected to analyse footage of ATM security cameras and work with South African authorities.

“Investigations are at a sensitive stage and further information will be provided as appropriate,” Standard Bank said.

It was believed that police had no suspects in custody.

Similar robberies have occurred in recent years, including a pair of heists totalling about US$45 million that saw a group of cyber thieves disable withdrawal limits on ATMs around the world.

The machines were later raided by street associates who used stolen security passcodes to harvest the loot. AFP

[rocket_boy]

Finally the truth prevail !

[skyleon]

Man caught on camera abusing dog, AVA probing



MY PAPER
Tuesday, May 24, 2016

THE Agri-Food and Veterinary Authority of Singapore (AVA) is probing a case of alleged animal abuse after a man was caught on camera hitting, kicking and lifting a dog by its leash.

The incident, which was filmed and uploaded on Facebook by user Maimunah Mohadi yesterday, has sparked outrage online. The Facebook post has since been shared close to 7,000 times.

- See more at: http://news.asiaone.com/news/singapo....areTNtzr.dpuf

[MM LEE]

I think something very wrong here. Japan banking vulnerability exposed.

Originally Posted by SibueyJiaLat

Wonder why the syndicates chose Japan for this heist?

Manhunt after millions stolen in hours-long Japan ATM heist

TOKYO — A manhunt is underway for criminals who looted millions from Japan’s cash machines nationwide in an hours-long heist, officials and reports said Monday (May 23).

[SibueyJiaLat]

Thank you for sharing here.

Originally Posted by skyleon

Man caught on camera abusing dog, AVA probing



MY PAPER
Tuesday, May 24, 2016

THE Agri-Food and Veterinary Authority of Singapore (AVA) is probing a case of alleged animal abuse after a man was caught on camera hitting, kicking and lifting a dog by its leash.

The incident, which was filmed and uploaded on Facebook by user Maimunah Mohadi yesterday, has sparked outrage online. The Facebook post has since been shared close to 7,000 times.

- See more at: http://news.asiaone.com/news/singapo....areTNtzr.dpuf

[99099]

First time in history, MAS told a bank to get lost.

Originally Posted by SibueyJiaLat

MAS to shut down BSI Bank in Singapore; 6 staff referred to public prosecutor

SINGAPORE - The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) served BSI Bank, embroiled in the probe into Malaysian state fund 1Malaysia Development Bhd (1MDB), notice of intention to withdraw its status as a merchant bank in Singapore.