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Raja Bomoh Shields Malaysia from North Korea

12 Mar 2017 · 1 min read · 116 ·By Freddie Aziz Jasbindar

Ibrahim Mat Zin, a native of Teluk Intan, better known as the title of

Raja Bomoh Sedunia

has returned with a ritual to shield Malaysia from a North Korean attack. Ibrahim, accompanied by three followers, was seen on a beach with ritual items including small bamboo sticks used as binoculars, two coconuts, and five bamboo cannons.

Raja Bomoh Shields Malaysia from North Korea

His latest actions have once again captured the attention of Malaysians. It is reported that the ritual was also intended to ensure the safety of Malaysians currently in North Korea. This ritual was not performed to provoke any party, but merely as a preliminary step to ensure the conflict is resolved quickly. We at orangperak.com hope that you at home will not attempt the actions shown in the video below.

Raja Bomoh Shields Malaysia Kim Jong-nam

As you are aware, diplomatic relations between Malaysia and North Korea have been tense following the assassination of Kim Jong-nam at Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA 2) on February 13, 2017. That is what has unsettled

Raja Bomoh Sedunia

and this ritual to shield Malaysia is for the benefit of all Malaysians. If you are under 18 years old, please watch the video below with your parents or guardian.

Raja Bomoh Sedunia

named Ibrahim Mat Zin appeared as usual, wearing a suit, tie, and songkok, and was seen vigorously splashing and patting the surface of the sea while repeatedly reciting the phrase 'Allahuakbar'.

Freddie Aziz Jasbindar
Freddie Aziz Jasbindar
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