A picture clarifies a lot of words and messages. Lets interpret them ourselves.
Sunday, December 13, 2009
Monday, November 30, 2009
My Daughter: Siti Nur Qaisara
"Blessed by Allah the Almighty God, alas, you were born on the 24th November 2009 at a government hospital. By looking at your face, you teach daddy how to be patient. Teach daddy how to always remember the Allah swt. You came to this world when daddy was engulfed in difficulties, and still. For you, daddy have to be strong my girl. Like the other siblings, you are notably calm, cute and confident."
Prophet Mohamed once said, "the really brave man is not the one who had fought fiercely and achieved excellent victory in the battle of war, but someone who could control his anger." In life, we have to be aware and alerted with people who are really and sincerely patient. Nobly, patience could solve many problems and reducing or eluding additional damages.
In career, usually we are in the right paths, while most of our superiors are in the wrong paths. To prove who are right or wrong, could invite any humanitarian researchers to hypothesize and confirm.
In career and political involvements, people always like to see us be in the wrong paths and principles which they could tolerate. If you really an honest and a principle person you will be end up no where particulalrly in the materialistic environment.
To me, we should virtually respect persons who are knowledgeable, believable, and tawa'qal to Allah. However, some naive who do not know how to respect and appreciate such noble persons. They are wholly materialists. What in their minds are materials and money. To them money could furnish them anything and everything, even happiness! Is this conceptualization true? Let us think
The Regent of Japan even very powerful and rich, could not produce a son to replace him later, except a daughter. If he became a Muslim, surely he could marry another lady in order to have a son. See, how beautiful and perfect Islam is for the followers. But, again the Japanese Constitution would not permit a Muslim to become its Emperor. Why people have to narrow their life? In Islam, there are so many ways to solve the family and social problems. Whatever comes from Allah has its own 'hikmah.' At the moment, the Japanese constitution's makers are trying to amend it, hence a princess could be enthroned as the Japanese Qaisara.
Prince William and Prince Andrew of the Great Britain come from a luxurious family. Just name anything, they could get it. Ironically, to avoid their bored exclusiveness, then they were trying to look for problems, otherwise life are dulled and not creative and innovated to them. Later found that they have involved in free sex and drugs.
Not only them, even some of the Muslim leaders who confesses Allah the Almighty as their God have done the same; especially, leaders from the rich Muslim countries in the Middle East and also South-East Asia. Money makes people forget what actually the functions of humanism, humanity, and humanitarians are. The good values in most of the people life are no more paramount . Social and humanitarian maneuvers are for the non-interest groups and laymen duties and obligations only.
Once a while, comes to my mind, if we do not have any problem, is it okay with us? Hm, do we will be trying to create problems, such as by taking drugs, or get drunk?
Actually, all difficulties and happiness come from Allah. "Sesungguhnya setiap ujian dan kebahagian itu datangnya daripada Allah."
Prophet Mohamed once said, "the really brave man is not the one who had fought fiercely and achieved excellent victory in the battle of war, but someone who could control his anger." In life, we have to be aware and alerted with people who are really and sincerely patient. Nobly, patience could solve many problems and reducing or eluding additional damages.
In career, usually we are in the right paths, while most of our superiors are in the wrong paths. To prove who are right or wrong, could invite any humanitarian researchers to hypothesize and confirm.
In career and political involvements, people always like to see us be in the wrong paths and principles which they could tolerate. If you really an honest and a principle person you will be end up no where particulalrly in the materialistic environment.
To me, we should virtually respect persons who are knowledgeable, believable, and tawa'qal to Allah. However, some naive who do not know how to respect and appreciate such noble persons. They are wholly materialists. What in their minds are materials and money. To them money could furnish them anything and everything, even happiness! Is this conceptualization true? Let us think
The Regent of Japan even very powerful and rich, could not produce a son to replace him later, except a daughter. If he became a Muslim, surely he could marry another lady in order to have a son. See, how beautiful and perfect Islam is for the followers. But, again the Japanese Constitution would not permit a Muslim to become its Emperor. Why people have to narrow their life? In Islam, there are so many ways to solve the family and social problems. Whatever comes from Allah has its own 'hikmah.' At the moment, the Japanese constitution's makers are trying to amend it, hence a princess could be enthroned as the Japanese Qaisara.
Prince William and Prince Andrew of the Great Britain come from a luxurious family. Just name anything, they could get it. Ironically, to avoid their bored exclusiveness, then they were trying to look for problems, otherwise life are dulled and not creative and innovated to them. Later found that they have involved in free sex and drugs.
Not only them, even some of the Muslim leaders who confesses Allah the Almighty as their God have done the same; especially, leaders from the rich Muslim countries in the Middle East and also South-East Asia. Money makes people forget what actually the functions of humanism, humanity, and humanitarians are. The good values in most of the people life are no more paramount . Social and humanitarian maneuvers are for the non-interest groups and laymen duties and obligations only.
Once a while, comes to my mind, if we do not have any problem, is it okay with us? Hm, do we will be trying to create problems, such as by taking drugs, or get drunk?
Actually, all difficulties and happiness come from Allah. "Sesungguhnya setiap ujian dan kebahagian itu datangnya daripada Allah."
Speaking of Arrogance, Mr. PM
By: Khoo Kay Peng
For Kelantan Menteri Besar Nik Abdul Aziz Nik Mat, desperate time calls for desperate measure. He had prayed for Najib's political career and Umno’s future to be destroyed if the federal government refused to pay oil royalty to Kelantan.
Najib responded, “I cannot understand the need for such prayer because we have actually provided a compassionate fund for the people of Kelantan."
“By whatever name it is called, royalty or compassionate fund, the amount is still the same. And it is the people of Kelantan who are getting it; we will not be using it for other purposes.”
Najib clearly cannot differentiate between 'compassionate' and 'royalty'. The former is a voluntary but the latter is compulsory.
His word speaks volume of his deed. His government has a problem to respect and to comply with conventions, agreements, rule of law and the federal constitution.
No, you cannot simply call anything by whatever name. The consequence is crystal clear.
You cannot call us non-bumiputera or 'pendatang' (migrants) when we are really Malaysians.
No, it is not the same.
You cannot equate the BTN courses to your 1Malaysia slogan when these courses are divisive and racist.
You cannot call the sugar coated deals given to Naza and MRCB as privatization when they are clearly crony deals.
You cannot call the PKFZ financial fiasco as cost overrun when it was clearly corruption.
No, they are not the same.
When your government has denied Kelantan and other states' right to share their resources with the federal government, we call it ARROGANCE, ILLEGAL & UNCONSTITUTIONAL.
For Kelantan Menteri Besar Nik Abdul Aziz Nik Mat, desperate time calls for desperate measure. He had prayed for Najib's political career and Umno’s future to be destroyed if the federal government refused to pay oil royalty to Kelantan.
Najib responded, “I cannot understand the need for such prayer because we have actually provided a compassionate fund for the people of Kelantan."
“By whatever name it is called, royalty or compassionate fund, the amount is still the same. And it is the people of Kelantan who are getting it; we will not be using it for other purposes.”
Najib clearly cannot differentiate between 'compassionate' and 'royalty'. The former is a voluntary but the latter is compulsory.
His word speaks volume of his deed. His government has a problem to respect and to comply with conventions, agreements, rule of law and the federal constitution.
No, you cannot simply call anything by whatever name. The consequence is crystal clear.
You cannot call us non-bumiputera or 'pendatang' (migrants) when we are really Malaysians.
No, it is not the same.
You cannot equate the BTN courses to your 1Malaysia slogan when these courses are divisive and racist.
You cannot call the sugar coated deals given to Naza and MRCB as privatization when they are clearly crony deals.
You cannot call the PKFZ financial fiasco as cost overrun when it was clearly corruption.
No, they are not the same.
When your government has denied Kelantan and other states' right to share their resources with the federal government, we call it ARROGANCE, ILLEGAL & UNCONSTITUTIONAL.
UMNO LA NI
By: Dr. Mahathir Mohamad
2. Beliau telah berkata yang beliau sedang memikir untuk menyokong PAS. Beliau juga berkata beliau telah bertemu ramai pemimpin-pemimpin UMNO yang telah bersara dan mereka speendapat dengannya.
3. UMNO busuk daripada peringkat terendah hingga ke peringkat tertinggi katanya. Di cawangan, ketua cawangan hanya berjuang untuk mengekal dirinya sebagai ketua sahaja. Kenapa? Sebabnya majoriti ketua cawangan dapat jadi pengerusi Jawatakuasa Kemajuan dan Keselamatan Kampung dengan elaun tertentu dan kuasa untuk mengagih peruntukan. Berpeluang juga untuk jadi kontraktor Kelas F untuk projek kecil di luar bandar.
4. Untuk menentukan dirinya tidak dicabar ketua cawangan tidak akan benarkan sesiapa yang lebih terpelajar daripadanya masuk UMNO cawangannya. Lebih daripada itu kebanyakan peruntukan untuk jadi ahli UMNO, yang mana dia mesti melalui cawangan, tidak akan dilayan. Tujuannya ialah supaya cawangannya tidak mempunyai banyak ahli kerana mereka tetap akan menimbulkan masalah dan sukar dikawal, bahkan sukar disogok pun.
5. Sebab itu tidak ramai ahli profesional yang dapat menjadi ahli UMNO. Sebaliknya semakin ramai daripada pemimpin PAS terdiri daripada doktor, peguam, jurutera dan lain-lain profesyen.
6. Oleh kerana ketua cawangan biasanya tidak memiliki pelajaran yang tinggi dan beliau menentukan ahli lain dalam cawangannya mempunyai ilmu pengetahuan yang lebih rendah daripadanya, maka apabila ketua terpaksa berhenti kerana sebab-sebab tertentu, maka penggantinya akan terdiri daripada yang kurang berkebolehan daripadanya. Dengan itu kualiti kepimpinan akan merosot sepanjang masa.
7. Tentu ada cawangan yang tidak seperti ini tetapi pengecualian hanya mengesahkan keadaan yang sebenar.
8. UMNO, kata bekas pemimpin kanan ini sekarang dipimpin oleh perasuah. Mereka menjadi ahli Majlis Tertinggi kerana sogokan wang. Orang ramai tidak akan serah nasib mereka kepada perasuah.
9. Penempatan perasuah dalam Kerajaan dan badan-badan lain juga memburukkan lagi imej UMNO. Sudah tentu perasuah akan dipilih sebagai calon UMNO dalam Pilihanraya Umum ke-13. Jika mereka diberi kemenangan maka negara akan dapat Kerajaan perasuah. Sebab itu beliau tidak akan sokong UMNO sebaliknya akan menyertai dan menyokong parti lawan. Katanya lagi hingga kini separuh daripada orang Melayu tidak merasai nikmat kerana Kerajaan-Kerajaan pimpinan UMNO menidakkan hak mereka sedangkan mereka juga orang Melayu walaupun mereka menyokong parti lawan. Mereka yang menyokong parti lawan bertambah sejak (Tun) Abdullah kerana ramai daripada ahli UMNO sendiri sudah tidak percaya kepada UMNO.
10. Yang tinggal katanya ialah orang yang berkepentingan yang berharap mendapat sesuatu kerana menyokong UMNO. Mereka ini bukan nasionalis dan mereka tidak boleh diberi kepercayaan.
11. Banyaklah lagi hujah-hujahnya akan sebab-sebab UMNO tidak lagi akan diberi peluang untuk memerintah negara yang disayangi olehnya. Saya tidak akan hurai lebih lanjut. Hanya yang saya ingin sebutkan ialah pendapat beliau sudah menular ke semua peringkat orang Melayu, bahkan ahli UMNO juga.
12. Rakan-rakan dalam Barisan Nasional semuanya berpecah dan lemah. Mereka tidak mampu menjayakan Barisan Nasional.
13. Masa semakin singkat untuk memperbaiki keadaan ini. Saya mencatat maklumat ini untuk pengetahuan umum sahaja.
When Can the Local Government Election Be Reinstated?
By: Khoo Kay Peng
Before the 308 general election, both PKR and DAP had campaigned on the third vote or the reinstatement of local government elections.
I have a few questions for Pakatan leaders who are now going into the second year of their governance in Penang, Kedah, Selangor and Kelantan. Has the local government election bill been drawn up?
When the local government election bill is is expected to be tabled at the state assemblies for approval? When can the first local government election be held?
I hope this promise will end up like the ones (empty promises) we have seen and heard too often - against the law, hands are tied by the federal government or wait till Pakatan take over the federal government.
Pakatan should not harbor the thought of becoming the next Barisan. We want our two-party system and a healthy and competitive democracy.
Before the 308 general election, both PKR and DAP had campaigned on the third vote or the reinstatement of local government elections.
I have a few questions for Pakatan leaders who are now going into the second year of their governance in Penang, Kedah, Selangor and Kelantan. Has the local government election bill been drawn up?
When the local government election bill is is expected to be tabled at the state assemblies for approval? When can the first local government election be held?
I hope this promise will end up like the ones (empty promises) we have seen and heard too often - against the law, hands are tied by the federal government or wait till Pakatan take over the federal government.
Pakatan should not harbor the thought of becoming the next Barisan. We want our two-party system and a healthy and competitive democracy.
Monday, November 16, 2009
It’s Dangerous to be Right, When the Government is Wrong!
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As if the rots that have plagued the judiciary weren’t enough to erode the confidence of the people towards this critical institution, the de facto Law Minister, DS Nazri Aziz, on Monday, stunned the House when he said that there’s no law to criminalize brokering for judicial appointment. Despite all the hue and cry, VK Lingam is after all going to be scot-free as no crimes were established.
This has surely brought utter disrepute to the already tainted judiciary, now badly in need of a ‘total overhaul’ of its image and integrity. While the claim of an absence of a legislation or an act to ‘illegalize’ and ‘criminalize’ may be unfortunately true, his suggestion that ‘Lingam might have just acted to fix the appointment of judges to impress’ was really a very bad joke. I almost wanted to say that he has turned himself into a clown. But I would reserve it for another day.
But this decision has made a huge mockery of the Royal Commission of Inquiry on VK Lingam’s fiasco. I stood in that august house on that day, to make the minister to commit saying that ‘what may be morally wrong could be legally or politically right’ in this country of ours.
He answered in the affirmative without hesitation. He wanted to lecture us on that. He chose to be oblivious of the saying of Abraham Lincoln and many a great mind on the subject of “Philosophy of Law”, “Moral Foundation of Law” and “Theory of Law” 101.
Admittedly also, the acrimonious debate is a long standing one, from time immemorial. Notwithstanding, the case of Lingam is surely so obviously ‘wrong’ as much as it is ‘immoral’. When an action could not, but be interpreted, as brokering or lobbying for an appointment of the highest position of the office of the judiciary, it indeed is an open assault on the integrity of the judiciary.
And that is almost subversion and ‘treason’ to the state. The entire act of those involved in the Lingam’s case is despicable as it inevitably brings one to the next logical conclusion. If judges’ appointment could be fixed than logically verdicts/judgments of judges could as well be similarly fixed, at a ‘certain price’ of course.
Most atrocious in the Lingam’s case is the fact that, while the ‘brokering’ may be immoral but legal, the latter i.e. writing judgment, while both immoral and illegal, also escaped the long arm of the law. The nation must not take all these assaults lying down. This will be elaborated later.
Nazri had in fact earlier said that further investigations into the Lingam’s case cannot be undertaken by the MACC as the key witness could not be located. The MACC had subsequently classified the case as ‘no further action’ (NFA).
In an effort to counter the various indiscriminate claims of the law minister, the Opposition MPs have brought a key witness sought by the Malaysian Ant-Corruption Commission (MACC) to Parliament yesterday (Tuesday 10). Jayanthi L.G Naidu was Lingam’s former secretary at the time of the royal commission’s probe into Lingam’s alleged involvement in brokering the appointment of judges.
Reading from her written statement, Jayanthi explained that she has been available to assist MACC in their investigations at all times and was very willing to cooperate with the ant-graft body. She was also called in as a witness by the commission to testify about Lingam’s holiday with the former Chief Justice Eusoff Chin to New Zealand.
She had given a full statement in 1998 regarding the trip to the former Anti-Corruption Agency (now MACC). She repeated this at the royal commission’s proceedings. She had told the ACA and the royal commission that Lingam and Chin’s family holiday trip to New Zealand in 1994 was arranged and paid for by Lingam. She stands her ground to date. Kudos Jayanthi! Her safety is now the responsibility of the nation.
However, the commission found that no crime has been committed as both parties had paid for their own respective holidays and that further investigations cannot be undertaken as a key witness could not be located. The rakyat now wishes to know who the person is, as only he or she is capable of putting the case to rest for ever.
But most appalling, the MACC and Nazri had both refused to name the witness that could not be located. If it’s not Jayanthi, they must now name the person as it is critical to safeguard the integrity of the judiciary. Their actions are indeed at best irresponsible and at worst amounting to ‘subverting’ the judiciary. Is that both moral and legal?
Inter alia, Jayanthi also divulged information pertaining judgment delivered by Judge Mokhtar Sidin in the Vincent Tan vs MGG Pillai’s libel case that was written in the office of Lingam. Besides, on various occasions, she confessed having withdrawn large sums of cash between RM100,000 and RM300,000 under Lingam’s instructions which then were wrapped in gift boxes with the understanding that they were to be hand-delivered by others to individual judges.
“On one occasion I saw one of these money boxes being placed with a box containing a cake to be delivered to a judge,” she testified.
Despite the commission’s recommendation to conduct fresh investigations into the Lingam’s case, authorities decided to close two of the investigation documents and another was marked as ‘no further action’.
The Pakatan MPs and the rakyat the nation over, now unequivocally demand that the MACC and the relevant authorities would re-think their position... The buck must stop at the premier. Pak Lah, as a reminder to all and particularly to Najib, has now left a ‘legacy of lost opportunity’.
Najib had equally pronounced high-sounding rhetoric, ever since he took over the premiership in the same tradition of his predecessors. But slogans without substance undermine trust.
This is an opportune time to placate grouses against himself and vindicate his claims of People’s First. If he insists of doing it wrongly again, let him be reprimanded that, (quoting Voltaire),”It’s dangerous to be right, when the government is wrong”!
He shall be duly punished come next 13th GE!
Saturday, November 14, 2009
Above 50-year Old Ship to Sink
In it there are several components. All the components are having their distinct problems. The Malay party could not escape from money politics. The Chinese parties too, in addition arise issues on leadership credibility. While the Indians still under the leader who has been in power since 35 years ago.
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