If I am involved in the international team, I will favor Singapore, it is visually, strategical advantage, what can Malaysia do with it compare to Singapore? The answer is very obvious.
@@小马-q4u all land are conquered, it does not belong to anyone. How do you think boarder lines are drawn? By force or decided by the mountains and rivers. Wake up from text book mentality.
@UCXIgbGBq-M0CsykOhDgPqwA Malaysia can only blame ownself for not operating the lighthouse on the island and let Singapore doing it. This has given Singapore chances in claiming the island. It doesn't matter now. The island already belongs to Singapore.
As a Singaporean I don't mind. Johor is rich in resources and we can extend the port there too with better management n effectiveness. I guess Johorean don't mind too. Together we can prosperous further. Heehee 😊
Sekeliling Pulau ada barang klasik Dari Mongolia. dianesti yuan. lagi awal Dari Cheng Ho.dianesti MENG. Pulau ni kat Johor. Ada berkaitan dengan BATU BERSURAT Di Terengganu. Malaysia wajib ambil balik.
Pedra Branca was known to sailors for centuries. It was originally within the territory of the Johor Sultanate, which was founded in 1528, and remained under the new Sultanate of Johor under the British sphere of influence following the signing of the Anglo-Dutch Treaty of 1824 between the United Kingdom and the Netherlands. Between 1850 and 1851, the British built Horsburgh Lighthouse on the island without seeking the consent of the Johor authorities or informing them of the decision. From that time, the Straits Settlements administered the island; Singapore then assumed responsibility in 1946 after the dissolution of the Straits Settlements. On 21 September 1953, the Acting State Secretary of Johor, responding to a query from the Colonial Secretary of Singapore about the status of the island, stated that "the Johore Government does not claim ownership of Pedra Branca".
The British did not need the permission of the Johor sultanate when it built the lighthouse because Johor was already under the British by then for over 25 years
