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Forum speakers flay 'Ketuanan Melayu'

http://www.malaysiakini.com/news/119722

Aidila Razak

Dec 12, 09

10:01pm

The concept of Ketuanan Melayu (Malay supremacy) and the Social Contract is a political ploy used by the ruling coalition to remain in power, argued DAP vice-chairman Tunku Abdul Aziz Ibrahim.

“If there is such a thing as a Malaysian social contract, it is one that has nothing to do with (Malay) privileges but instead outlines the government's responsibility to protect its people,” he told an audience of about 80 people at the Annexe Gallery in Kuala Lumpur today.

Abdul Aziz were one of four speakers at a 90-minute forum alongside UKM social scientist and Sisters in Islam stalwart Noraini Othman, Malaysian history expert Clive Kessler and Petaling Jaya city councillor Richard Yeoh.

The forum entitled 'The Myth of Malay Supremacy' was organised by Research for Social Advancement (Refsa), which is also headed by Yeoh.

According to Abdul Aziz, what people perceive as the social contract is actually an understanding by the country's founding fathers that to “live together, we must work together”.

“Our founding fathers were men of liberal ideas and never thought of special privileges for Malays,” he said.

Abdul Aziz also noted that Malaysia, as a nation, is still a work in progress as the country has yet to find its own identity due to non-inclusive policies.

“There is only a reasonable chance for everyone to have a common Malaysian identity if we all feel fairly included by the policies which govern us… not when people feel that Malaysia is largely a Malay-centric place,” he said.

1Malaysia concept 'vague'

When asked if the 1Malaysia concept addresses the issue of a shared identity, Abdul Aziz said the idea championed by Najib Razak is very vague and that even the prime minister has failed to explain.

Tunku said that DAP's 'Malaysian Malaysia' is one that “does not discriminate nor endorses the torturing of its citizens.”

He however added that while the phrase has been used heavily by DAP, it has been his personal belief even before he joined the party last year.

Tunku also said that the Malaysian Malaysia concept when it was first introduced by then People's Action Party leader Lee Kuan Yew in the 1960s, there was still a lot of distrust among the various ethnic communities due to vast economic disparity.

This is a view shared by Noraini, who said that the concept is appropriate now as there is a large proportion of middle-class Malaysians who are “ready… to be a part of a nation as equal citizens.”

She conceded however that there is still a psychological barrier, in which many Malays still feel they are not ready to let go of their crutches.

“This is a vicious cycle where people are kept in a sort of feudal captive mindset,” she said.

Noraini, who is the co-author of the book 'Sharing the Nation', added that the very concept of Ketuanan Melayu make her cringe as it evokes “notions of enslavement”.

“In Malay classical terms, the word 'ketuanan' implies lordship over captives, which is a pre-feudal concept that is out of sync in 1957, 1963 and today,” she said.

Like Abdul Aziz, she warned against falling into the “trap” of Ketuanan Melayu, which she deemed as a “political project.”

Origins of Ketuanan Melayu

According to Yeoh, the term 'Ketuanan Melayu' first came about in a speech by former aide to then prime minister Dr Mahathir Mohamad, Abdullah Ahmad, who in 1989 said that Malays should be dominant in political leadership.

“It was a fairly benign speech and most of us have no problem with it, but it has been to mean Malay supremacy by some Umno leaders who don't necessarily know what it means,” he said.

He also said that the term should also be taken in context, as it came at a time when Umno was “at the throes of dispute” with Tunku Razaleigh Hamzah actively challenging Mahathir's leadership.

Yeoh added that the constitution only provides for special privileges for Malays in areas which already existed prior to independence, and that no new special preferences were to be added.

He contended that such affirmative policies may have actually weighed the Malay community down.

“Malays would achieve all that they have achieved, and maybe even more, without this divisive term that is Ketuanan Melayu,” he said.

Meanwhile, Kessler added that what the country is currently experiencing is the third dispensation of the Merdeka agreement made by the founding fathers, the first of which came in 1969 and the third in 1972 with the New Economic Policy.

“(The second dispensation) began to die in 1999… but continued to live on unnaturally from 2004 when the government thought all was forgiven, until what happened in (the) 2008 (general election),” he said.

It is therefore the hope, he said, that this third wave will “embody the spirit of the Merdeka agreement”, which had the purpose of developing an “inclusive and pluralistic” nation.

Indeed, Klesser argued that the second deputy prime minister, Dr Ismail Abdul Rahman had once said that “the unnatural continuation of (affirmative policies in aid of the Malays) would be an affront to Malay dignity.”

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So close and yet so far : Chin Peng

So close and yet so far
By EDDIE CHUA and FOONG THIM LENG


http://thestar.com.my/lifestyle/story.asp?file=/2009/11/22/lifefocus/5085891


He has long given up his ambition of creating a communist state in Malaysia and insists he is just a harmless old man who can’t even pull a trigger. But can a leopard truly change his spots?

HE shall return. Dead or alive. That is Chin Peng’s vow. The country’s most notorious communist turned 85 last month. He knows time is not on his side but he remains obsessed with the notion of returning “home”.


Chin Peng, at 85, is an old and ill man. – FOONG THIM LENG / The Star

He lost his legal battle to be allowed back in Malaysia in June last year when the Court of Appeal ruled that he had to produce his birth certificate to prove he was born in the country. He is now considering taking his case to the International Court of Justice.

In the meantime, he is relocating from Bangkok, where he has lived for many years, to a Malaysian-Thai border town next month just to be closer to his country of birth.

“I am a Malaysian. My only wish is to die in my birthplace and be buried among my ancestors. This is my right and I hope nobody will deny me this,” he says in an interview in Bangkok last month which he granted to mark the 20th anniversary of the Peace Accord between the Malaysian Government and the Communist Party of Malaya (CPM) on Dec 2, 1989, in Hatyai, Thailand.

But if he cannot be allowed to die on Malaysian soil, he has made arrangements for friends to bring back his remains for burial in his hometown of Sitiawan, Perak.

One way or another, “I will find my way to return home,” says Chin Peng who adds that he has tasked four of his close former comrades-in-arms to quietly bury his ashes in the cemetery where his ancestors’ graves lie.


Chin Peng receiving the Burma Star award in recognition of his contributions during WWII from Supreme Allied Commander, South-East Asia Command, Admiral Louis Mountbatten, in 1946 in Singapore.

Chin Peng who became secretary-general of the CPM at 23 and was Britain’s enemy number one in South-East Asia whose head was worth a reward of 250,000 Malayan dollars – equivalent to the first prize of the Social Welfare Lottery then – is no more.

Today he is again Ong Boon Hua, the name that would have been on the birth certificate that he claimed he lost during the Japanese Occupation during World War II.

Uncle Ong, as his friends call him, is portly and jowly. He comes to the interview in a Bangkok restaurant dressed in a long-sleeved batik shirt and black trousers, looking like a Chinese middle class family’s genial grandfather.

“This shirt is from a friend in Indonesia. I would like to have a batik shirt from Malaysia too,” he quips.

But such moments of wit are few during the interview. He readily admits his memory is spotty and he needs prodding to help him remember. He speaks only when spoken to or when he has a request.

The years have clearly taken a toll on his health. He requires two assistants to help him as he has limited mobility. They escort him to the toilet and even help to prop him up whenever he slides too far down in his chair.



Chin Peng meeting Chairman Mao Zedong at an official guest house in Wuhan, China, on March 19, 1965.

Despite the hot weather, he wears thick socks with his soft leather sandals. His steps are slow as he suffers from gout.

“He can no longer walk far these days. His health has deteriorated in the last two years. He needs medication and stays on a very strict diet,” says one of his caregivers who declined to be named.

Although Chin Peng insists he is still in good health, he doesn’t mind playing up the fact that he is in his twilight years. He also has a habit of placing his right hand on the back of his head or rubbing his nose whenever he finds difficulty in answering a question or recalling an event.

“I am an old man. What can I do? I can’t even pull a trigger now,” says the former guerrilla fighter whose chubby, boyish face had belied the mastermind who plotted bloody attacks against the British colonial masters, planters, miners and the local populace during the 12-year Emergency from 1948 to 1960.


The bounty for Chin Peng’s head back then, which is equilvalent to millions in today’s currency.

For years, Chin Peng maintained that what he and his fellow communists were engaged in was a war and not a mere emergency with the country’s oppressors and they had nothing to apologise for.

Now, more than 50 years on, he has finally tendered an apology.

He says that although the CPM did not subscribe to the killing of innocent people, he admits that “we might have made mistakes in some cases”.

“If we had intentionally killed innocent people, then I apologise. I apologise to the families who had suffered (too). I take full responsibility for my comrades’ actions. (But) in war, we cannot differentiate the innocent from the non-innocent,” he offers.

He says he does not expect the public to forgive him for the past but hopes they can put their differences aside and behind them.

“That was war. That was then. If you say that we killed people, the communists too were killed by the security forces.”

(Regular police and the army each lost just over 500 men; but over 800 special constables and auxiliary police were killed. Over 3,000 civilians, mainly Chinese, were dead or missing. Almost 7,000 guerrillas were killed, 1,300 captured, and 2,700 surrendered. App-roximately 500 British and Commonwealth soldiers, including Gurkhas, were killed, as were about 100 British civilians, most of them planters. – Britannica Concise Encyclopedia)

Despite the apology and plea for understanding, Chin Peng is aware that he remains a deeply hated figure to many veteran servicemen and older citizens who strongly object to his return.


While he wrote a lucid and well-received autobiography, Alias Chin Peng: My Side of History (with Ian Ward and Norma Miraflor, Media Masters, 2003 ), Chin Peng now has no recollection of many events, including the important Baling Talks (in Kedah), when he emerged from the jungle to negotiate with Tunku Abdul Rahman and David Marshall, then the Singapore Chief Minister, in December 1955.

“My memory is not good any more. I need to be reminded of the details of an event but sometimes even this fails me,” he murmurs.

What he does remember vividly is the “ploy” that foiled his return to Malaysia after the signing of the Peace Accord.

“A few weeks after the accord was signed, government officials were assigned to take me home and we agreed to meet at very specific location along the Malaysian-Thai border. However, the officials never turned up. Instead, they claimed they wanted to meet me at a different location and I failed to turn up there,” he claims, adding that it was a deliberate conspiracy to stop his return to the country.

After that, he chose to live in Thailand.

Asked how he managed financially, his answer is wonderfully ironic:

“Several of my close comrades and I pooled the money we received after the Peace Accord and dabbled in the Hong Kong stock market. Our funds were managed by a trusted former guerilla who was meticulous and good at making money from the stock market.

“We used some of the money to rebuild our lives and reinvested the rest in stocks and investments funds.

“I am not good in business but my friends are. We managed to avoid losses even when the market crashed in 1997 and during the current recession period. The returns have been good enough to see me through in life as an independent person.”

In other words, a group of die-hard communists were saved from a life of penury by the most capitalistic of instruments, the stock market!

Yet, in an interview with the Straits Times Singapore, Chin Peng says he still considers himself a “communist of the Marxist-Leninist mould” and that the leader he admired was Mao Zedong. But as he also adds, it is complicated world, one which has moved on and left behind failed rebels like him.

Malaysians remain divided over the question of whether this man was a freedom fighter or a terrorist and hence whether he should be allowed back (See sidebar). It is a question that will not be answered any time soon and frankly, few care enough to lobby for him.

Whatever the case, loathe or like him, Chin Peng has earned his place in Malaysian history.

As Hong Kong-based journalist, Philip Bowring wrote in 2003 (quoted by A.J. Stockwell in Chin Peng and the Struggle for Malaya, journals.cambridge. org): “Fifty years ago, the name of Chin Peng was feared almost as much as Osama bin Laden is today”.

> Next week: An eyewitness’ account of the Peace Accord and other stories.


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BERNAMA - Young Generation Support Umno - Dr Mahathir

BERNAMA - Young Generation Support Umno - Dr Mahathir

KOTA KINABALU, Nov 14 (Bernama) -- Former prime minister Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad said it is not true that the young generation is no longer supporting Umno, it is just that they are facing obstacles to join the party.

He said that because many of them were highly qualified, they were not accepted as branch members because some of the existing branch leaders feared that their position might be in jeopardy.

"Now many Malays have (university) derees and this is a challenge to the branch heads. They fear that they may be toppled and replaced by those with better education.



nce they have gained the post of branch heads, they refuse to let go. That's why if there are people with slightly better qualifications or are graduates, they won't be allowed into the branch," he said at a gathering organised by the three Umno wings in Sabah, namely the Youth, Wanita and Puteri wings.

Dr Mahathir said if they were to look at the opposition party, PAS, they were previously represented only by the ulama, but today they had engineers, doctors and others with high qualifications.

He said the dilemma faced by Umno now was that participation in the party was no longer seen as a struggle for the people and country like the past leaders who had fought for the country's independence, the struggle today was to secure position and gain power for themselves.

He said this had led to money politics coming into play every time there was a party election whether at the divisional or Supreme Council level.

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MYSTERY: Boikot Old Town White Coffee - Nga Kor Ming, Rasis dan Tidak Halal

MYSTERY: Boikot Old Town White Coffee - Nga Kor Ming, Rasis dan Tidak Halal

Kami The Unspinners pernah mendedahkan bahawa salah seorang pemegang saham Old Town White Coffee adalah Nga Kor Ming, ADUN DAP yang rasis dan pemegang tali boneka Nizar.

Kami pernah juga menunjukkan kedudukkan OTWC di Plaza Masalam, Shah Alam yang tidak jauh dari tempat kematian Teoh Beng Hock.

Kali ini, kami mahu menyiarkan pengalaman seorang hamba Allah yanhg telah menulis kepada blog Abe Mie Terjah mengenai OTWC. Petikkannya berikut:


Salah seorang sahabat saya mempunyai modal dan kepakaran di dalam perniagaan restoran berjinak-jinak menceburi bidang bisnes dengan Old Town White Coffee (OTWC).

Pada satu hari, rakan saya telah berjumpa dengan salah seorang pengurus yang diberi peranan untuk mengendalikan usahawan francais di bawah OTWC. Sahabat saya mempunyai modal yang mencukupi dan memiliki lokasi yang strategik untuk membuka cawangan kafe berkenaan. Dia juga sanggup mematuhi peraturan dan prosedur yang akan ditetapkan oleh pihak pengurusan OTWC nanti.

Sewaktu kami pergi ke bahagian berkenaan dan bertanyakan seorang pengurus jabatan francais yang berbangsa Cina, tetapi kami terkejut dengan jawapannya.

"KAMI TIDAK SUKA ORANG MUSLIM (ISLAM) BERNIAGA CAFE KAMI DAN TIDAK BERI PELUANG KEPADA MELAYU".

Dalam hati kecil, kami berkata, OTWC dikunjungi oleh orang Melayu, kenapa perniagaan ini tidak boleh dibuka oleh orang Melayu? Kita sering mendengar mengenai kesamarataan dalam merebut peluang ekonomi yang disediakan oleh kerajaan Barisan Nasional.

Kaum Cina sering kali menuntut hak mereka di Malaysia sedangkan pada masa yang sama mereka tidak mahu berkongsi ekonomi untuk kemakmuran bersama-sama! Kenapa perkara ini berlaku?

Saya dan sahabat saya berborak mengenainya. Kami membuat kesimpulan, bangsa asing (Cina dan India) hanya memonopoli perniagaan untuk bangsa mereka sahaja dengan tidak mahu berkongsi dengan orang Melayu. Pada masa yang sama, orang asing menuntut hak yang sama rata daripada orang Melayu dalam bidang politik dan ekonomi serta mengambil keuntungan daripada orang Melayu.

Kami berdua merupakan pelanggan tetap di kafe berkenaan mendapati pihak pengurusan gemar mengambil pekerja dari negara Myanmar yang bukan beragama Islam. Tidak ada pekerja Melayu yang beragama Islam bekerja di OTWC.

Untuk itu, saya menyeru kepada orang Melayu dan umat Islam supaya TIDAK MENGUNJUNG KE OLD TOWN WHITE COFFEE ...

Bersambung di sini.
Berkenaan halal dan haram makanan, baca petikan berikut:


Untuk itu, saya sertakan bukti menunjukkan OTWC merupakan perniagaan yang TIDAK DISAHKAN HALAL oleh pihak berkuasa terutamanya JAKIM.


OTWC telah beroperasi pada sekitar tahun 1999. Status penubuhan awalnya TIDAK HALAL dan sehingga kini konsep HALAL yang digunakan masih kabur dan boleh diragui. Antara produk yang diragui STATUS HALAL dan dikenalpasti HARAMnya ialah:-

Baca seterusnya di sini untuk mengetahui mengenai hidangan Mee, Minyak, dan Daging Salai dan Herbal Jelly OTWC.


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Lame gile x update.... argghhkksssssss

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layan jap...hehhehe



lagu ini ditujukan kepada kucing aku , itam yang meninggal dunia akibat kemalangan dipercayai langgar dan lari ketika pulang dari menjalankan tugasnya mencari makan untuk anak - anaknya. terdapat juga bangkai tikus berhampiran tempat kejadian. saya berasa amat sedih kerana tidak dapat menghadiri pengebumian beliau. jenazah tikus turut dikebumikan seliang lahat bersama jenazah itam, mengikut kepercayaan nenek moyang cina iaitu mengebumikan harta benda jenazah bersama untuk kegunaanya di alam akhirat nnt.. manetau roh itam kelaparan, adela tikus dia boleh makan.. nnt aku tanamkan sekali friskies kat kubur dia.. err itam.. ko nk ape lagi? nak aku bakar duit kertas sekali ker? bole ko pakai duit tu beli makanan kucing di 'sana' nnt.

Nasib baik itam ada mencarum dalam socso dan kwsp, serta membayar insurans bulanan, jadi adalah sedikit harta peninggalan beliau untuk isterinya dan anak2 kucing yg lain. dan duit peninggalan dia ini akan saya gunakan untuk menubuhkan 'Yayasan Itam'. Iaitu sebuah yayasan untuk membela balu - balu serta anak-anak kucing yang kehilangan ibu - bapanya akibat kemalangan jalan raya. Kesian kucng-kucing ni, tu la.. dah tau x bayar road tax, jangan la guna jalanraya. Duduk je kat rumah. Minta makanan dengan tuan rumah. Kalau dia tak bagi makan, kencin kat depan rumah tu..


Papehalpun, dari 'dia' itam datang dan kepada'Nya'lah itam kembali. kesian bapak aku, kurang lg sekor kucing kat rumah.. anak2 pulak tak reti nak balik.. termasuk aku..uhukss~~~



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DULU DAN SEKARANG

DULU SEKARANG



Dulu anak-anak minum susu ibu,

sekarang ramai anak minum susu lembu.



Dulu anak perempuan tidak boleh bebas,

Sekarang jumpa bayi dalam tandas.

Dulu 'jahat-jahat' anak muda, kacau anak dara balik mengaji;

Sekarang mat rempit dan bohsia menjadi-jadi.



Dulu guru didik anak murid macam anak sendiri, kalau nakal atau main-main kena pukul kena ketuk ketampi, balik rumah kena rotan lagi.

Sekarang kalau anak murid kena jentik, guru sekolah akan kena 'titik'.



Dulu guru ramai yang tinggi hemah,

Sekarang guru ada yang hisap dadah dan moral rendah.



Dulu budaya Timur jadi panduan,

Sekarang budaya Barat habis-habisan jadi tiruan, lelaki bersubang bertatu di badan.


Dulu dalam politik tolak menolak jawatan,

Sekarang cari tok cak, tok batin, tok sami dari sini sampai sempadan.



Dulu suasana politik negara stabil,

Sekarang dah nampak kucar-kacir.



Dulu pembangkang sikit sangat,

Sekarang pembangkang riuh dan gamat.


Dulu semua negeri bawah Barisan,

Sekarang lima negeri di bawah Pakatan.



Dulu fitnah tersebar dengan surat layang,

Sekarang ada blog, Internet, sms dan video pun tak kurang.


Dulu sebelum kahwin merisik, bertunang dan nikah,

Sekarang belum kahwin duduk sekali dah.



Dulu yang buat perangai luar tabii sembunyi-sembunyi.

Sekarang apa orang kata, dia orang tak peduli, ada kelab gay lagi.





Dulu mak bapa yang dah tua dijaga,

Sekarang mak bapa dihantar ke rumah orang tua.



Dulu tak ramai orang kita belajar di luar negeri,

Sekarang sudah ramai yang balik lupa diri.


Dulu hendak dapat biasiswa, kalau suruh sembah pun sanggup sembah,

Sekarang dah dapat ijazah penjamin yang susah.


Dulu orang Melayu ada P.H.D (perangai hasad dengki),

Sekarang pun masih tebal P.H.D.


Dulu Aceh kena langgar tsunami,

Sekarang kita kena selesema babi.



Dulu doktor gaji rendah,

Sekarang doktor masih lagi rendah.



Dulu kebanyakan kita fasih bahasa Inggeris,

Sekarang ramai yang tak boleh.


Dulu ada dua tiga saluran tv,

Sekarang lebih 80 saluran disaji.



Dulu pelajar rajin ulang kaji,

Sekarang tercongok depan tv.



Dulu filem Melayu hitam putih tetapi tinggi kualiti,

Sekarang nak cari yang berjenis susah sekali.


Dulu drama berbentuk bangsawan,

Sekarang drama penuh cerita tahyul dan syaitan.


Dulu para artis payah nak cari makan,

Sekarang ramai lumayan pendapatan.


Dulu orang Melayu ketinggalan ekonomi,

Sekarang orang Melayu masih ketinggalan di sana sini.



Orang dah jauh sampai ke bulan,

kita masih lagi "Engkau laksana bulan".



Tiga puluh tahun dulu gaji mula akauntan dua ribu,

Sekarang pun masih dua ribu.



Tiga puluh tahun dulu rumah teres dua tingkat di Taman Tun Dr. Ismail harga RM60,000,

Sekarang harga dekat RM500,000.




Tiga puluh tahun dulu ekonomi kita lebih kurang sama dengan Taiwan, Korea dan Singapura,

Sekarang kita bukan lagi Asian Tiger.



Dulu paras gaji kita sama mereka,

Sekarang kita dah ditinggalkan mereka.



Dulu Amanah Saham Nasional orang Melayu yang beli,

Sekarang orang Melayu tak larat nak beli.



Dulu ada Bank Bumiputera

Sekarang yang ada Kelab Golf Rahman Putra.


Dulu duit kita dua ringgit setengah satu dolar Amerika,

Sekarang duit kita tiga ringgit setengah satu dolar Amerika.


Dulu orang Malaysia membeli-belah di Singapura,

Sekarang orang Singapura membeli-belah di sini pula.


Dulu rasuah adalah juga,

Sekarang ini sudah berleluasa.



Sudah 52 tahun kita merdeka, masih ada kemiskinan tegar, Pasar Chow Kit tak bertukar.



Dulu sungai-sungai kita boleh mandi,

Sekarang semua dah dicemari.




Dulu kita banyak tanam padi,

Sekarang kita banyak import padi.



Dulu terbongkok-bongkok kita tanam padi,

Sekarang pun masih terbongkok-bongkok tanam padi.



Dulu anak petani mahu kerja di sawah,

Sekarang buruh Siam yang jadi mewah.



Dulu pekerja asing adalah juga,

Sekarang dia orang dah melambak-lambak.


Dulu anak-anak muda rajin mengaji,

Sekarang anak-anak muda ramai yang ambil ekstasi.


Dulu di universiti ramai pelajar lelaki,

Sekarang entah ke mana pergi.



Dulu pelajar asing datang nak belajar,

Sekarang dah banyak aktiviti luar.


Dulu dapat pink form jadi kaya sekelip mata,

Sekarang banyak kemudahan dah tak ada.



Dulu pengerusi sini pengerusi sana, nama ada saham orang lain punya,

Sekarang pengerusi tak ada, saham pun tak ada.



Dulu tak ada duit ceti jadi payung,

Sekarang tak ada duit pergi jumpa ah long.



Dulu eksport jadi sandaran,

Sekarang yang penting ilmu pengetahuan.



Dulu hasil keluaran bernilai rendah,

Sekarang kenalah tingkatkan nilai tambah.


Dulu orang Melayu tak pandai berniaga,

Sekarang banyak pula skim cepat kaya.


Dulu orang guna mesin taip lagi,

Sekarang orang dah guna PC.



Dulu telefon bimbit berat nak angkat,

Sekarang seorang ada tiga dan empat.

Dulu jalan mana-mana pun selamat,

Sekarang silap haribulan beg tangan kena rembat.



Dulu halal haram orang tak kisah sangat,

Sekarang sijil palsu 'Halal' pun orang buat.


Dulu Islam lalui zaman gemilang, para ilmuwan begitu terbilang.

Sekarang umat Islam dah tinggal belakang,

meletupkan diri untuk berjuang.




Dulu kita disuruh "Bekerja dengan Saya",

Sekarang konsep 1Malaysia.



Dulu ramai pejuang bangsa,

Sekarang di mana mereka berada?



DATO' SALLEH MAJID ialah bekas Presiden Bursa Saham Kuala Lumpur (kini Bursa Malaysia)

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FROM SSS

Tuan,

Maafkan kami kerana membuat jemputan kepada Tuan secara am seperti dibawah:-

Yang berbahagia Dato/Datin/Tuan/Puan/Saudara/Saudari,

Dengan segala hormatnya kami memaklumkan bahawa kami akan melancarkan portal “Satu Sekolah Untuk Semua (SSS)” di

http://satusekolahuntuksemua.wordpress.com.

Kami menjemput anda untuk melayari laman web tersebut selepas Sambutan Merdeka 12tengahmalam pada 31 Ogos 2009. Anda dipersilakan untuk melayari tab “e-patriot”

(http://satusekolahuntuksemua.wordpress.com/patriotsinsuppor/)

di mana kami telahpun menyenaraikan laman citra anda di bawah senarai “e-patriot” (“Patriots displaying SSS Logo”). Kami ingin merakamkan rasa penghargaan kami yang tidak terhingga di atas sokongan anda terhadap Kempen SSS ini apabila anda telah mempamirkan logo SSS di laman citra anda. Terima kasih di atas sokongan berterusan anda terhadap Kempen SSS ini.

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It is our honor to inform you that we will be launching "Satu Sekolah Untuk Semua (SSS)" portal at

http://satusekolahuntuksemua.wordpress.com

Please visit the website after the 12midnite Merdeka celebration on 31 August 2009 and check out the "e-patriot" tab

(http://satusekolahuntuksemua.wordpress.com/patriotsinsuppor/).

We have listed your blog site under the "e-patriot" list (Patriots displaying SSS Logo). We wish to record our utmost appreciation for your support toward SSS campaign by displaying SSS logo at your blog site. Thank you for your continuous support toward the SSS campaign.

Terima kasih.

Satu Sekolah Untuk Semua



Baldimerah: http://satusekolahuntuksemua.wordpress.com.

weh mari kita buat konfederasi, kita buat resolusi.. kita buat desakan...kemudian buat rusuhan di jalanan, bakar sekolah2 vernakular...asyik juak2 politik penting diri sendiri je merusuh.. apekate kite merusuh demi kemaslahatan masa depan negara... hahahhahhahaa

ini adalah gurauan.. nak anggap series lantak mike la..kalu nk buat onar, lu buat la sendiri, ajak kawan2, jgn libatkan aku..kalau nk libatkan aku jgn btau orang... diam2.. haha

p/s aku x nampak pon cine bagi komen kat sini..kalo kat u tube melambak cine menyamar melayu bg komen hina melayu sendiri.. pelik2..

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Sweeping Orang Malaysia..indon lahanat

Pers Malaysia Beritakan Sweeping di Jakarta

ANTARA

Warga yang melakukan sweeping Malaysia

Sriwijaya Post - Rabu, 9 September 2009 10:05 WIB
KUALA LUMPUR - Pers Malaysia memberitakan "sweeping" atau penyisiran warga Malaysia dengan menggunakan bambu runcing oleh sekelompok orang di Jalan Diponegoro, Menteng, Jakarta pusat.

Media online Malaysiakini.com, Rabu (9/9) menurunkan berita diawali dengan SMS atase pendidikan Malaysia di Jakarta kepada seluruh mahasiswa Malaysia untuk menghindari jalan Diponogoro dan kawasan Menteng karena ada penyisiran warga Malaysia yang dilakukan segelintir WNI.

Malaysiakini.com menuliskan bahwa kemarahan rakyat Indonesia sudah memuncak disusul berita TV mengenai lebih 360 sukarelawan ilmu kebal sudah mendaftar dan bersedia untuk mengganyang Malaysia.

Ditambah lagi, sekelompok orang yang menamakan BENDERA (Benteng Demokrasi Rakyat) yang melakukan penyisiran warga Malaysia di Jalan Diponogoro, Jakarta Pusat, sambil membawa bambu runcing.

Diberitakan juga kontrakan mahasiswa Malaysia di Yogyakarta dilempari telur busuk oleh sekelompok orang yang demontrasi akibat pemberitaan pers Indonesia menuduh Malaysia klaim tari Pendet Malaysia.

Sementara itu, Utusan Malaysia di halaman satu menurunkan berita Demontrasi Anti Malaysia di Indonesia kurang bijaksana. Harian milik UMNO ini cukup bijak dalam membuat berita dengan mewawancarai warga Indonesia dari Riau, Sumatera Utara, Dumai dan Sulawesi yang mengatakan bahwa yang demo anti Malaysia hanyalah segelintir orang.

Oleh sebab itu, janganlah terlalu dianggap serius karena tidak mewakili sikap rakyat Indonesia secara keseluruhan. Mereka mengatakan memang faktanya Indonesia dan Malaysia adalah negara tetangga dan serumpun.

Menteri Penerangan, komunikasi dan Kebudayaan Malaysia Rais Yatim mengatakan sikap pemerintah dan rakyat Malaysia untuk tidak melakukan demonstrasi di KBRI Kuala Lumpur sebagai balasan demo di kedutaan Malaysia di Jakarta.

"Walaupun bendera Malaysia dibakar. Kedutaan kami dilempari telur dan batu, kami tidak akan membalas terhadap kedutaan Indonesia di Kuala Lumpur," kata Rais Yatim didampingi Dubes RI untuk Malaysia Da`i Bachtiar di Kuala Lumpur.

Menteri Rais Yatim, yang masa kecilnya sempat dihabiskan di Sawahlunto, Sumatra Barat, mengadakan acara buka bersama dengan karyawan RTM (radio televisi Malaysia) di gedung RTM.

Ia mengundang Dubes RI Da`i Bachtiar dan para wartawan Indonesia di Malaysia untuk mendinginkan suasana akibat pemberitaan pers Indonesia yang menuduh Malaysia mengklaim beberapa kesenian dan kebudayaan Indonesia yang akhirnya menimbulkan kemarahan dan demonstrasi di Kedubes Malaysia Jakarta dan beberapa kota.

"Kami tidak mau membalas demo dengan demo karena Malaysia memang ingin menjalin terus hubungan baik dengan Indonesia sebagai negara tetangga dan serumpun. Indonesia dan Malaysia adalah pendiri Asean yang kini punya cita-cita sama yakni terciptanya masyarakat Asean," katanya.

Walaupun tuduhan pers Indonesia bahwa Malaysia mengklaim tari pendet, batik, lagu rasa sayange, Reog, mengklaim pulau Jemur dan tuduhan macam-macam lainnya itu adalah tidak benar sehingga menimbulkan kebencian rakyat Indonesia pada Malaysia dan menimbulkan berbagai demonstrasi, namun tidak akan dibalas di Malaysia.

Rakyat Malaysia ada yang keturunan Aceh, Sumatra Barat, Mandailing, Riau, Jambi, Palembang, Jawa, dan Bugis. "Mereka datang ke Malaysia dan meneruskan kebudayaan mereka dari Indonesia. Apakah salah mereka melestarikan kebudayaan Indonesia. Dan kami tidak pernah mengklaim itu kebudayaan Malaysia," tambah dia.

Begitu juga dengan rakyat Malaysia keturunan China dan India. Mereka masih melestarikan bahasa, budaya, kesenian dan lagu-lagu dari China dan India tapi kedua negara itu tidak pernah protes," kata menteri.

"Kami tahu bahwa begitu banyak rakyat Indonesia di Malaysia, mencari nafkah, belajar, melancong, saya jamin mereka akan aman di Malaysia," janji Rais Yatim.

Selain itu, Rais Yatim juga mengatakan, akan bekerja sama erat dengan KBRI untuk mengadakan inter media dialog antara pers Indonesia dengan Malaysia. Pertama kali, pers Malaysia akan diundang ke Jakarta, kemudian dibalas dengan mengundang pers Indonesia ke Malaysia.

"Selain itu, akan dilakukan pengiriman tim kesenian ke Indonesia dan mengundang tim kesenian Indonesia di Malaysia untuk saling mengenal kesenian negara tetangga," katanya.

Dubes Da`i Bachtiar ketika ditanya mengaku merasa malu dengan sikap rakyat Indonesia bila dibandingkan dengan sikap pemerintah dan rakyat Malaysia dalam menangani berbagai isu klaim kebudayaan.

"Kita malu karena semua tuduhan bahwa Malaysia mengklaim budaya kita itu tidak benar,"






Baldimerah: adoi indon.. dangkal btol kepala otak ko.. nasib baik berita ni neutral.. ada gak indon yang panjang akal..

Baldibiru: kesian Malaysia, dalam negeri ada sewel gila kuasa.. luar negeri ada sewel juga..depan belakang kene taruh

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MERDEKA

video lama


Merdeka Malaya (1) - Funny videos are here


Merdeka Malaya (2) - The funniest movie is here. Find it


Merdeka Malaya (3) - For more amazing video clips, click here



Merdeka Malaya (4) - A funny movie is a click away

selamat menyambut merdeka.


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15 Malaysia

15Malaysia is a short film project. It consists of 15 short films made by 15 Malaysian filmmakers. These films not only deal with socio-political issues in Malaysia, they also feature some of the best-known faces in the country, including actors, musicians and top political leaders. You may think of them as funky little films made by 15 Malaysian voices for the people of Malaysia.

http://15malaysia.com/films/






Baldimerah : hahaha..apabila sesi berdialog antara untuk agama kurang, kurang lah pengetahuan orang lain pada agama kita, maka makin buruklah persepsi orang bukan islam terhadap islam.. anyway..nice job dude!!

Baldibiru: Apa motif da video2 ni

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