By al-Din on March 29, 2010 10:41 PM
Post WWII the much-weakened Muslims demarcated into smaller states, religion is no more the unifying factor. Democracy, econmics and security are the rallying calls of the West. We got caught with their incessant propaganda,technology and threats. It seems that the panacea for stability is whom you associate with. We dare not lift a finger afraid of the displeasure of the powers-that-be.
Salute to Burma. It is the only coutry in the world that has withstand tremendous pressure to acquise the West. Malaysia is paying lip-service by sending an ambassador to negotiate for democracy. For the meagre prestige (and funds)we do the humbug work.
Everytime Arroyo talked about peace negotiations with the Moros and getting Malayia to mediate, their army would over-run Abu Sayaf. It is false a cover to be goody-goody.
Showing posts with label chedet. Show all posts
Showing posts with label chedet. Show all posts
Monday, March 29, 2010
Friday, March 5, 2010
Geveva Motor Show: Mar 4 2010
By al-Din on March 5, 2010 12:49 AM
"Kepada Mahathir"
...
Pemimpinku yang dipertamakan
telah kaudayakan apa yang munkin terdaya
telah kaufikir apa yang mungkin terfikir
telah kauadakan apa yang mungkin diadakan
meski barangkali ada yang tercicir, ada yang gerhana
lebih daripada itu adalah hak-Nya
semua berlaku atas kehendak-Nya.
Ahmad Sebi. 1991. Kepada Mahathir. Media Indah Sdn Bhd, K Lumpur ms28
"Kepada Mahathir"
...
Pemimpinku yang dipertamakan
telah kaudayakan apa yang munkin terdaya
telah kaufikir apa yang mungkin terfikir
telah kauadakan apa yang mungkin diadakan
meski barangkali ada yang tercicir, ada yang gerhana
lebih daripada itu adalah hak-Nya
semua berlaku atas kehendak-Nya.
Ahmad Sebi. 1991. Kepada Mahathir. Media Indah Sdn Bhd, K Lumpur ms28
Monday, March 1, 2010
Blair the Liar: Feb 21 2010
By al-Din on February 28, 2010 7:52 PM
fun_jonny68
Am glad that you brought up the topic on jihad. I must say that I did a poor job to explain about jihad. It is about doing good at all scale, from the minuscule to gigantum to oneself, immediate and distant family members, neighbours, communities, all mankind whether Muslims or non-Muslims. In fact I wrote somewhere in this blog:
"In Islam we have to do jihad in every form in our everyday lives be it with Muslims or non-Muslims, plant or animal life, the environment and in fact on planet Earth as a whole.
The sweetest jihad is maytyrdom, a promise to heaven. That is why you hear suicide bombers for they have no other choice to defend their homeland and families."
If I've done some clarification to your understanding that's also jihad albeit very minor for it is about spreading knowledge and better understanding of the religion of Islam. So jihad is not about killing people as the West have mislabeled it to confuse people especially the non-Muslims. Their killing fields are everywhere - Iraq, Palestine, Vietnam, Pakistan, Afghanistan, Somalia, Sudan ...
As for the brotherhood in Islam I could be very well be in Kunming, China now and I could knock on the doors of Muslim brothers's houses. When I say "Salam mualaikum" they will provide me the utmost hospitality without fear. You know those people there were Muslims very much earlier than in Malaysia. They were herders, traders, travellers, and providers of sanctuary along the famous Silk Route.
fun_jonny68
Am glad that you brought up the topic on jihad. I must say that I did a poor job to explain about jihad. It is about doing good at all scale, from the minuscule to gigantum to oneself, immediate and distant family members, neighbours, communities, all mankind whether Muslims or non-Muslims. In fact I wrote somewhere in this blog:
"In Islam we have to do jihad in every form in our everyday lives be it with Muslims or non-Muslims, plant or animal life, the environment and in fact on planet Earth as a whole.
The sweetest jihad is maytyrdom, a promise to heaven. That is why you hear suicide bombers for they have no other choice to defend their homeland and families."
If I've done some clarification to your understanding that's also jihad albeit very minor for it is about spreading knowledge and better understanding of the religion of Islam. So jihad is not about killing people as the West have mislabeled it to confuse people especially the non-Muslims. Their killing fields are everywhere - Iraq, Palestine, Vietnam, Pakistan, Afghanistan, Somalia, Sudan ...
As for the brotherhood in Islam I could be very well be in Kunming, China now and I could knock on the doors of Muslim brothers's houses. When I say "Salam mualaikum" they will provide me the utmost hospitality without fear. You know those people there were Muslims very much earlier than in Malaysia. They were herders, traders, travellers, and providers of sanctuary along the famous Silk Route.
Monday, February 22, 2010
Blair the Liar: Feb 21 2010
By al-Din on February 21, 2010 9:33 PM
The Bloody Liar Blair should not step on Malaysian soil anymore. We strongly protest his coming to taint our soil with murderous blood.
This would be the second coming of Bloody Blair to Malaysia. Sultan Azlan Shah was with the lap-dog in the first visit. People listened and barked with him then. Now, the achievers group want to bark with the anjing kurap.
Who are these jokers in the group? They cannot differentiate between blood and tears. Do not tell us that they are oblivious to what happened in Iraq - the killling, the brutality, the rape, the destruction, the injustice committed by the army sent by the murderers Bush and Blair?
What is their agenda? May the curse and vengeance of the people of Iraq be upon them for supporting Bloody Blair. May they soak their hearts with Bloody Blair's and achieve nothing.
The Bloody Liar Blair should not step on Malaysian soil anymore. We strongly protest his coming to taint our soil with murderous blood.
This would be the second coming of Bloody Blair to Malaysia. Sultan Azlan Shah was with the lap-dog in the first visit. People listened and barked with him then. Now, the achievers group want to bark with the anjing kurap.
Who are these jokers in the group? They cannot differentiate between blood and tears. Do not tell us that they are oblivious to what happened in Iraq - the killling, the brutality, the rape, the destruction, the injustice committed by the army sent by the murderers Bush and Blair?
What is their agenda? May the curse and vengeance of the people of Iraq be upon them for supporting Bloody Blair. May they soak their hearts with Bloody Blair's and achieve nothing.
Saturday, February 20, 2010
Australian MPs: Feb 19 2010
By al-Din on February 19, 2010 12:34 PM
YAB Tun,
Thanks to your ever consistent efforts to reason to the world as a statesman should. Come what may, you have a way of handling them effectively. It is because of your deep understanding of many underlying issues enabling common sense and facts to nip them in the bud or give a balanced view of things.
It is unlike the modern day politicians. They lack anything concrete to say when troubled with issues revealing their immaturity. Instead of clarifyng it becomes muddled. No wonder, others do not respect us, treat us like children and poke fun at will.
Najib do not have to explain to the Australian MPs. Zahid don't have to go to China. The Menteri don't have to go Singapore to explain. What are the ambassadors doing? Are they good only for reception of dignitaries and politicians?
They should be in the forefront as government mouthpiece and to provide information about Malaysia and the country they are being stationed. Forget about having agricultural attaches all over the world as mooted by the previous Agriculture Minister when we have nothing much to export (other than palm oil and rubber)!
Actually, our government do not have or not giving confidence in them. That was why the ambassador to the U.N. was called back and services terminated.
YAB Tun,
Thanks to your ever consistent efforts to reason to the world as a statesman should. Come what may, you have a way of handling them effectively. It is because of your deep understanding of many underlying issues enabling common sense and facts to nip them in the bud or give a balanced view of things.
It is unlike the modern day politicians. They lack anything concrete to say when troubled with issues revealing their immaturity. Instead of clarifyng it becomes muddled. No wonder, others do not respect us, treat us like children and poke fun at will.
Najib do not have to explain to the Australian MPs. Zahid don't have to go to China. The Menteri don't have to go Singapore to explain. What are the ambassadors doing? Are they good only for reception of dignitaries and politicians?
They should be in the forefront as government mouthpiece and to provide information about Malaysia and the country they are being stationed. Forget about having agricultural attaches all over the world as mooted by the previous Agriculture Minister when we have nothing much to export (other than palm oil and rubber)!
Actually, our government do not have or not giving confidence in them. That was why the ambassador to the U.N. was called back and services terminated.
Thursday, February 18, 2010
Australia's Indian students: Feb 18 2010
By al-Din on February 18, 2010 8:20 PM
Australia is an open country. It is a gay country in the true sense. Their politicians conduct their ends gaily. Top Malaysian politicians gaily open sate houses in the outbacks, gaily invest in bungalows, gaily got caught with undeclared money, gaily enjoy the (gay) community) out of habit. Hop, hop on the kangaroo!
They have admitted for the lost children kidnapped from whites and aborigenes. What a pity state of the aboriginal reservations? Selective genocide.
Yes, they believe in shades of colour and conviction. Higher than thou lingering as if to rid off of its history of convicts. Barry Wain, gaily is a man of conviction.
Malaysia, convict the man on the dubur fast.
Australia is an open country. It is a gay country in the true sense. Their politicians conduct their ends gaily. Top Malaysian politicians gaily open sate houses in the outbacks, gaily invest in bungalows, gaily got caught with undeclared money, gaily enjoy the (gay) community) out of habit. Hop, hop on the kangaroo!
They have admitted for the lost children kidnapped from whites and aborigenes. What a pity state of the aboriginal reservations? Selective genocide.
Yes, they believe in shades of colour and conviction. Higher than thou lingering as if to rid off of its history of convicts. Barry Wain, gaily is a man of conviction.
Malaysia, convict the man on the dubur fast.
Tuesday, February 2, 2010
The Proron Saga: Oct 30 2010
By al-Din on October 31, 2009 1:54 PM
The epitome of buat kerja is the Palace (what a name?)of Justice, Putrajaya "KAMI BUAT KERJA" monstrously painted at the entrance of the building. Whose idea was it?. It is as if they are the only ones buat kerja.
The epitome of cari kerja (splitting hairs)is by the Nefarious One on Proton. He was harping on the poor quality of the cars but did not say how to improve it. He was about to get Toyota Camris for the police. VW was 'demanded' to be Proton's partner. Yes, he could call the shots at will. Was he dangling the RM200 million or so (from Petronas) carrot?
I wanted to be a strategic partner of Proton but landed with Perodua via Kancil and Rusa.
Now that Proton is backed by Tun, part of Vision 2020 will materialise. With regards to Vision 2020, I would like to advertise with your permission Tun:
By a stroke of luck I have the CAR PLATE NUMBER BY2020. It's for sale to the highest bidder starting with RM10K lowest (car not included for its already cannibalised). Contact me at http://www.bookscape.blogspot.com
The epitome of buat kerja is the Palace (what a name?)of Justice, Putrajaya "KAMI BUAT KERJA" monstrously painted at the entrance of the building. Whose idea was it?. It is as if they are the only ones buat kerja.
The epitome of cari kerja (splitting hairs)is by the Nefarious One on Proton. He was harping on the poor quality of the cars but did not say how to improve it. He was about to get Toyota Camris for the police. VW was 'demanded' to be Proton's partner. Yes, he could call the shots at will. Was he dangling the RM200 million or so (from Petronas) carrot?
I wanted to be a strategic partner of Proton but landed with Perodua via Kancil and Rusa.
Now that Proton is backed by Tun, part of Vision 2020 will materialise. With regards to Vision 2020, I would like to advertise with your permission Tun:
By a stroke of luck I have the CAR PLATE NUMBER BY2020. It's for sale to the highest bidder starting with RM10K lowest (car not included for its already cannibalised). Contact me at http://www.bookscape.blogspot.com
The Proton Saga: Oct 30 2010
By al-Din on October 31, 2009 1:54 PM
The epitome of buat kerja is the Palace (what a name?)of Justice, Putrajaya "KAMI BUAT KERJA" monstrously painted at the entrance of the building. Whose idea was it?. It is as if they are the only ones buat kerja.
The epitome of cari kerja (splitting hairs)is by the Nefarious One on Proton. He was harping on the poor quality of the cars but did not say how to improve it. He was about to get Toyota Camris for the police. VW was 'demanded' to be Proton's partner. Yes, he could call the shots at will. Was he dangling the RM200 million or so (from Petronas) carrot?
I wanted to be a strategic partner of Proton but landed with Perodua via Kancil and Rusa.
Now that Proton is backed by Tun, part of Vision 2020 will materialise. With regards to Vision 2020, I would like to advertise with your permission Tun:
By a stroke of luck I have the CAR PLATE NUMBER BY2020. It's for sale to the highest bidder starting with RM10K lowest (car not included for its already cannibalised). Contact me at http://www.bookscape.blogspot.com
The epitome of buat kerja is the Palace (what a name?)of Justice, Putrajaya "KAMI BUAT KERJA" monstrously painted at the entrance of the building. Whose idea was it?. It is as if they are the only ones buat kerja.
The epitome of cari kerja (splitting hairs)is by the Nefarious One on Proton. He was harping on the poor quality of the cars but did not say how to improve it. He was about to get Toyota Camris for the police. VW was 'demanded' to be Proton's partner. Yes, he could call the shots at will. Was he dangling the RM200 million or so (from Petronas) carrot?
I wanted to be a strategic partner of Proton but landed with Perodua via Kancil and Rusa.
Now that Proton is backed by Tun, part of Vision 2020 will materialise. With regards to Vision 2020, I would like to advertise with your permission Tun:
By a stroke of luck I have the CAR PLATE NUMBER BY2020. It's for sale to the highest bidder starting with RM10K lowest (car not included for its already cannibalised). Contact me at http://www.bookscape.blogspot.com
currency crisis past and present: jan 29 2010
By al-Din on February 1, 2010 2:56 AM
Tun, please allow me.
A digression: Salam and apologies to PenyuMenagis.
I jumped into chedet's blog only several months ago. So I must admit that I am slow (to blogging) although very familiar with internet. Before that my wife used to recount to me what she had read in the blog occasionally. Then I was preoccupied, daily in filling in several bibliographic works, editing books and sweat it out in the farm afterwards.
My daughter helped to set the blog for me. It is only this week I am spending time to recourse to the earlier postings in chedet's blog. Sorry Tun. The reason is I am grounded after hospitalisation.
It is while doing copy and paste of the earlier postings that I come across the many lenghty, informative discourse on religion, science, and life by PenyuMenagis and the vigorous discussion followed suit by bloggers.
Rightly he could retain the non de plume to differentiate the book (poems) by JM Aziz titled 'Penyu Menangis' (1996) which I quoted in one of my earlier postings. My acknowledgement was wrong because I should quote the author rather than the title.
Such a gross error would have caused some confusion and mar the image of PenyuMenagis. My humble apologies to PenyuMenagis. Wassalam.
Tun, please allow me.
A digression: Salam and apologies to PenyuMenagis.
I jumped into chedet's blog only several months ago. So I must admit that I am slow (to blogging) although very familiar with internet. Before that my wife used to recount to me what she had read in the blog occasionally. Then I was preoccupied, daily in filling in several bibliographic works, editing books and sweat it out in the farm afterwards.
My daughter helped to set the blog for me. It is only this week I am spending time to recourse to the earlier postings in chedet's blog. Sorry Tun. The reason is I am grounded after hospitalisation.
It is while doing copy and paste of the earlier postings that I come across the many lenghty, informative discourse on religion, science, and life by PenyuMenagis and the vigorous discussion followed suit by bloggers.
Rightly he could retain the non de plume to differentiate the book (poems) by JM Aziz titled 'Penyu Menangis' (1996) which I quoted in one of my earlier postings. My acknowledgement was wrong because I should quote the author rather than the title.
Such a gross error would have caused some confusion and mar the image of PenyuMenagis. My humble apologies to PenyuMenagis. Wassalam.
Monday, February 1, 2010
currency crisis past and present: jan 29 2010
By al-Din on January 31, 2010 8:48 PM
WJK
You hit the nail right: "That is the biggest problem in Malaysia, people are not qualified are promoted to positions of responsibility."
Pak Lah is one of the extreme example who pretend to be smart but nothing inside fit to be a leader. Apart from other things his economics and financial sense is horrendous. What happened to the RM270 billion Petronas money spent in 5 years?
Then the case arise of the evil problem of highly qualified financial advisors juggling figures in the wrong place! Or are they?
WJK
You hit the nail right: "That is the biggest problem in Malaysia, people are not qualified are promoted to positions of responsibility."
Pak Lah is one of the extreme example who pretend to be smart but nothing inside fit to be a leader. Apart from other things his economics and financial sense is horrendous. What happened to the RM270 billion Petronas money spent in 5 years?
Then the case arise of the evil problem of highly qualified financial advisors juggling figures in the wrong place! Or are they?
Sunday, January 31, 2010
currency crisis past and present: jan 29 2010
By al-Din on January 29, 2010 11:08 PM
Globalisation, free market, free world, democracy and communism are examples of grandiose schemes underscored by theories full of assumptions. Given the world conditions thus imperfect and forever changing, the stipulations cannot be met to the liking.
To the so called free world communism is a justification for sanction. Hence, embargo becomes a WMD. The after effects are debilitating and communism kneels to 'democracy'. Democracy becomes the pillar of humanity! What stop the proponents from hijacking democracy as they seem fit to their advantage?
The practice of so called free market has become intractible to the proponent themselves. Hence, when the sub-prime bubble burst, the proponents must insist to the world that the problem is being overcomed, the economy is strong and the dollar is stable.
To get out of the financial abyss and trillions of debt:
i) control the oil flow of Saudi, Kuwait, Iraq;
ii) destabilise the world and sell more weaponry;
iii) invade Iraq, Iran and control their oil;
iv) play threatening big brother to China, Japan, South Korea;
v) play protective big brother to Israel for Jew money;
vi) crusade and subjugate the Muslims;
vii) manipulate UN, IAEA, IMF, World Bank, NATO to their whims and fancies.
These are but part of the broadly apparent strategies affecting countries like us. The hidden strategies are yet to moult if ever.
Globalisation, free market, free world, democracy and communism are examples of grandiose schemes underscored by theories full of assumptions. Given the world conditions thus imperfect and forever changing, the stipulations cannot be met to the liking.
To the so called free world communism is a justification for sanction. Hence, embargo becomes a WMD. The after effects are debilitating and communism kneels to 'democracy'. Democracy becomes the pillar of humanity! What stop the proponents from hijacking democracy as they seem fit to their advantage?
The practice of so called free market has become intractible to the proponent themselves. Hence, when the sub-prime bubble burst, the proponents must insist to the world that the problem is being overcomed, the economy is strong and the dollar is stable.
To get out of the financial abyss and trillions of debt:
i) control the oil flow of Saudi, Kuwait, Iraq;
ii) destabilise the world and sell more weaponry;
iii) invade Iraq, Iran and control their oil;
iv) play threatening big brother to China, Japan, South Korea;
v) play protective big brother to Israel for Jew money;
vi) crusade and subjugate the Muslims;
vii) manipulate UN, IAEA, IMF, World Bank, NATO to their whims and fancies.
These are but part of the broadly apparent strategies affecting countries like us. The hidden strategies are yet to moult if ever.
Wednesday, January 27, 2010
9/11 and reactions: Jan 26 2010
By al-Din on January 28, 2010 6:02 AM
It is just a haunch. But I feel quite strongly the undercurrent of media trying to play king-maker. When KJ came back from Mekah news was that he could be appointed as a minister. As it did not materialise there would be few red faces. What is the real function of (certain) media?
Now the pressure is on. Certain mainstream media say that Hassan Marican got to go. He knows too much of the RM270 billion? One wonders. Petronas seems to be doing well.
Several media manipulators have been neutralised. However, the shadow of wayang kulit is still there.
It is just a haunch. But I feel quite strongly the undercurrent of media trying to play king-maker. When KJ came back from Mekah news was that he could be appointed as a minister. As it did not materialise there would be few red faces. What is the real function of (certain) media?
Now the pressure is on. Certain mainstream media say that Hassan Marican got to go. He knows too much of the RM270 billion? One wonders. Petronas seems to be doing well.
Several media manipulators have been neutralised. However, the shadow of wayang kulit is still there.
9/11 and reactions: Jan 26 2010
By al-Din on January 27, 2010 10:57 PM
The old crusades, the papal killing fields.
On November 25 1095 Pope Urban II summoned the expedition for the 1st crusade to Jerusalem, (also) their holy land. Some 25,000 marched 3000 miles from Europe (France, Spain, Italy, Germany ...) to Muslim-held Jerusalem and captured it by July 1099 and established the Latin (Crusader)Kingdom. Some 40,000 Jews and Muslims were savagely butchered.
2nd crusade (1144- ) - called by Pope Eugenius III and led by King Louis VII of France and King Conrad of Germany failed.
In 1187 Salahudin al-Ayubi routed the entire Christian army at the Battle of Hattin and recaptured Jerusalem (Al-Quds). Nearly all the knights of Templers and Hospitalliers were killed.
3rd crusade (1187-1192) - the fall of Jerusalem led Pope Gregory VIII to call for crusade. Led by Richard I (Lion Heart) but failed to capture Jerusalem which Salahudin successfully defended.
Salahudin, the Hero of Al-Quds died in 1193 in Syria, a poor man as he had given away much of his possessions! Till today Jerusalem remains in Muslim hands.
4th crusade (1203-1204) - encouraged by Pope Innocent III. The west christians instead of going after the Muslims befelled Byzantine (orthodox) Constantinople in 1204 and gained much booty! They established the Latin Kingdom of Constantinople.
5th crusade 1218-1221)- again announced by Pope Innocent III, an attacked Egypt (Damietta) ended in failure.
6th crusade (1245-1249)- announced by Pope Innocent IV again, attacked Egypt (detour to Jerusalem) ended in a rout.
7th crusade (1271-1272) - led by King Edward I of England, failed to halt the Mamluk Turks from regaining several strongholds of the Latin Kingdom.
By 1453 the Latin Kingdom of Constantinople fell to the Turks led by Mehmet, the Ottoman sultan.
However, in Andalus the Muslims were losing their hold of the country. By January 1492, Abu ‘Abdullah, the last Khalif of Granada, Spain was fleeing in exile to Morocco. The mother of the Khalif scolded her son, “Do not weep like a woman for what you could not defend like a man!”
The Muslim rule of Andalus (Spain) which lasted for 772 years (since 720) was over. Granada, the last stronghold of the Moors capitulated to the Spanish army on that fateful January. Thousands of lives had perished. Al-Hambra, the resplendent palace was lost. Over 1,005,000 volumes of works on Moorish culture were burnt. Ferdinand, the King of Spain issued an edict of expulsion which sent 100,000 Jews to Portugal.
Fisabilillah.
The old crusades, the papal killing fields.
On November 25 1095 Pope Urban II summoned the expedition for the 1st crusade to Jerusalem, (also) their holy land. Some 25,000 marched 3000 miles from Europe (France, Spain, Italy, Germany ...) to Muslim-held Jerusalem and captured it by July 1099 and established the Latin (Crusader)Kingdom. Some 40,000 Jews and Muslims were savagely butchered.
2nd crusade (1144- ) - called by Pope Eugenius III and led by King Louis VII of France and King Conrad of Germany failed.
In 1187 Salahudin al-Ayubi routed the entire Christian army at the Battle of Hattin and recaptured Jerusalem (Al-Quds). Nearly all the knights of Templers and Hospitalliers were killed.
3rd crusade (1187-1192) - the fall of Jerusalem led Pope Gregory VIII to call for crusade. Led by Richard I (Lion Heart) but failed to capture Jerusalem which Salahudin successfully defended.
Salahudin, the Hero of Al-Quds died in 1193 in Syria, a poor man as he had given away much of his possessions! Till today Jerusalem remains in Muslim hands.
4th crusade (1203-1204) - encouraged by Pope Innocent III. The west christians instead of going after the Muslims befelled Byzantine (orthodox) Constantinople in 1204 and gained much booty! They established the Latin Kingdom of Constantinople.
5th crusade 1218-1221)- again announced by Pope Innocent III, an attacked Egypt (Damietta) ended in failure.
6th crusade (1245-1249)- announced by Pope Innocent IV again, attacked Egypt (detour to Jerusalem) ended in a rout.
7th crusade (1271-1272) - led by King Edward I of England, failed to halt the Mamluk Turks from regaining several strongholds of the Latin Kingdom.
By 1453 the Latin Kingdom of Constantinople fell to the Turks led by Mehmet, the Ottoman sultan.
However, in Andalus the Muslims were losing their hold of the country. By January 1492, Abu ‘Abdullah, the last Khalif of Granada, Spain was fleeing in exile to Morocco. The mother of the Khalif scolded her son, “Do not weep like a woman for what you could not defend like a man!”
The Muslim rule of Andalus (Spain) which lasted for 772 years (since 720) was over. Granada, the last stronghold of the Moors capitulated to the Spanish army on that fateful January. Thousands of lives had perished. Al-Hambra, the resplendent palace was lost. Over 1,005,000 volumes of works on Moorish culture were burnt. Ferdinand, the King of Spain issued an edict of expulsion which sent 100,000 Jews to Portugal.
Fisabilillah.
9/11 and reactions: Jan 26 2010
By al-Din on January 27, 2010 3:12 AM
They could have easily droned Saddam. Now the Iraqis have little left of its history as the birthplace of civilisation. America lost the war. The Iraqis will not forget revenge not in another 1000 years. America is doomed.
With all the pretext America wants to dismantle the nuclear arsenal of Pakistan. We are witnessing the genocide of Pathans in Afghanistan and Pakistan. They will not forget revenge not in another 1000 years.
It will not stop there. Indications are clear that Iran and Yemen will be the next killing fields. Isn't this a crusade against Muslims?
For the killing fields in the Moroland, Pinatubo drove America out of the Philippines. The last eruption of that 'dormant' volcanic mountain was 500 years before!
Kartina flattened New Orleans. California conflagarated. The Andreas fault has rumbled. Do all these 'natural disasters' mean anything to them? The wrath of God for their arrogance on this planet earth. Wait for the Big Show. Allah is Great.
The answer to crusade is jihad with all its possible ramifications. To survive we must strenghten our brotherhood of Islam.
They could have easily droned Saddam. Now the Iraqis have little left of its history as the birthplace of civilisation. America lost the war. The Iraqis will not forget revenge not in another 1000 years. America is doomed.
With all the pretext America wants to dismantle the nuclear arsenal of Pakistan. We are witnessing the genocide of Pathans in Afghanistan and Pakistan. They will not forget revenge not in another 1000 years.
It will not stop there. Indications are clear that Iran and Yemen will be the next killing fields. Isn't this a crusade against Muslims?
For the killing fields in the Moroland, Pinatubo drove America out of the Philippines. The last eruption of that 'dormant' volcanic mountain was 500 years before!
Kartina flattened New Orleans. California conflagarated. The Andreas fault has rumbled. Do all these 'natural disasters' mean anything to them? The wrath of God for their arrogance on this planet earth. Wait for the Big Show. Allah is Great.
The answer to crusade is jihad with all its possible ramifications. To survive we must strenghten our brotherhood of Islam.
Tuesday, January 26, 2010
Makassar: jan 25 2010
By al-Din on January 26, 2010 11:06 AM
O, leaders of the day. We take levy from millions of legal migrant workers - Indonesians, Bangladeshis, Nepalese, Indians, Vietnamese, Filipinos etc for what? MONEY. MONEY. That's all.
Give them their due of basic welfare governance for what we do to them good or bad will get back to us sooner or later. As how best to formulate and run it is not difficult for we have the various ministries and agencies to work together.
The trust was given to you and you will answer that to Allah.
O, leaders of the day. We take levy from millions of legal migrant workers - Indonesians, Bangladeshis, Nepalese, Indians, Vietnamese, Filipinos etc for what? MONEY. MONEY. That's all.
Give them their due of basic welfare governance for what we do to them good or bad will get back to us sooner or later. As how best to formulate and run it is not difficult for we have the various ministries and agencies to work together.
The trust was given to you and you will answer that to Allah.
Makassar: jan 25 2010
By al-Din on January 26, 2010 7:02 AM
We stand to gain much in having close relationship with Indonesia, the great land of thousand (of) islands with the largest Muslim population in the world. Under the current peaceful environment the country is fast developing yet the people maintain good traditional values and culture. For example, the town of Jatinangor close to Bandung and where the University of Padjajaran is located is much cleaner now than say 3 years ago.
The people are independently hardworking and creative and this contribute greatly towards the economy and development. They build on their own suraus, homes, irrigation of padi fields. With that huge population their rice is sufficient to feed themselves and even for export in certain years! We have to learn from them because we are still deficient in rice.
The Indonesian workers are contributing towards development here. It's ashame how we treat many of them, less than humane, with many cases of physical abuse. A maid was literally ironed and recently one got bundled up dead. This put us in a bad light of our relationship.
The relevant ministry should instituted proper guidelines and monitoring of their welfare be it at national, state and district levels. The workers are safely assured that whatever problems arise they report to such offices. A National Standing Committee to be estalished and regular reports published. We say much of human capital are they not part of it.
Who bears the burden of guilt (dosa) when Muslim maids work in restaurants and houses that serve pork? Behold the leaders of the day for you will answer that to Allah.
We stand to gain much in having close relationship with Indonesia, the great land of thousand (of) islands with the largest Muslim population in the world. Under the current peaceful environment the country is fast developing yet the people maintain good traditional values and culture. For example, the town of Jatinangor close to Bandung and where the University of Padjajaran is located is much cleaner now than say 3 years ago.
The people are independently hardworking and creative and this contribute greatly towards the economy and development. They build on their own suraus, homes, irrigation of padi fields. With that huge population their rice is sufficient to feed themselves and even for export in certain years! We have to learn from them because we are still deficient in rice.
The Indonesian workers are contributing towards development here. It's ashame how we treat many of them, less than humane, with many cases of physical abuse. A maid was literally ironed and recently one got bundled up dead. This put us in a bad light of our relationship.
The relevant ministry should instituted proper guidelines and monitoring of their welfare be it at national, state and district levels. The workers are safely assured that whatever problems arise they report to such offices. A National Standing Committee to be estalished and regular reports published. We say much of human capital are they not part of it.
Who bears the burden of guilt (dosa) when Muslim maids work in restaurants and houses that serve pork? Behold the leaders of the day for you will answer that to Allah.
Saturday, January 23, 2010
September 11, 2001: chedet 22.1.10
By al-Din on January 23, 2010 12:27 PM
America is but a belligerent and a crusader state. Obama does not want to fail his folks as the first black President. Day by day the stranglehold on him to adhere to foreign and national policies dictated by certain heinous groups (you know who) become stronger. He is tangoing like a puppet on the strings. Najib is tangoing too.
A nobody said that Tun's timing of statements on the 9/11 were improper during these tensional days. The world is ever in tension until kuching bertanduk! Many innocent lives are being killed daily in Afghanistan, Pakistan, Iraq, Philippines and yet the less said the better? These are merely not 'international incidents'. Jack Straw has castrated himself and thus no balls.
"Wake - it is time to be a martyr at Kabul" - rebel folksong, Afghanistan 1982.
During the crusades of old they called us infidels. Now, crusaders labelled us terrorists. They were not happy with the outcome of the earlier crusades (1095-1453, the fall of Constantinople) which prompted Austorc d'Aurillac to say "I see Christianity routed. I do not believe there has been such a loss. It gives good reason to stop believing in God and to adore Mohammad".
The Arabs have achieved their (hence Muslim) climax of civilisation. Their countries have been laid to waste by crusaders for centuries already, the latest Iraq, on-going Palestine and soon Iran and Yamen. Their wealth are spent and so are the people. Here we stand as spectators and mess-up the country. Damn the destroyer.
Only Iran can hold the banner of Islam high and that's why they are being hunted down. The fear and paranoia put into Muslim countries (including Malaysia) by the west deter them to support Iran. Recall our representative to UN incident!
America is but a belligerent and a crusader state. Obama does not want to fail his folks as the first black President. Day by day the stranglehold on him to adhere to foreign and national policies dictated by certain heinous groups (you know who) become stronger. He is tangoing like a puppet on the strings. Najib is tangoing too.
A nobody said that Tun's timing of statements on the 9/11 were improper during these tensional days. The world is ever in tension until kuching bertanduk! Many innocent lives are being killed daily in Afghanistan, Pakistan, Iraq, Philippines and yet the less said the better? These are merely not 'international incidents'. Jack Straw has castrated himself and thus no balls.
"Wake - it is time to be a martyr at Kabul" - rebel folksong, Afghanistan 1982.
During the crusades of old they called us infidels. Now, crusaders labelled us terrorists. They were not happy with the outcome of the earlier crusades (1095-1453, the fall of Constantinople) which prompted Austorc d'Aurillac to say "I see Christianity routed. I do not believe there has been such a loss. It gives good reason to stop believing in God and to adore Mohammad".
The Arabs have achieved their (hence Muslim) climax of civilisation. Their countries have been laid to waste by crusaders for centuries already, the latest Iraq, on-going Palestine and soon Iran and Yamen. Their wealth are spent and so are the people. Here we stand as spectators and mess-up the country. Damn the destroyer.
Only Iran can hold the banner of Islam high and that's why they are being hunted down. The fear and paranoia put into Muslim countries (including Malaysia) by the west deter them to support Iran. Recall our representative to UN incident!
September 11, 2001: chedet 22.1.10
By al-Din on January 23, 2010 2:48 AM
In all honesty and fairness I must say that the Americans, individually have but praise and admiration for them. They have common sense, hardworking, helpful, unselfish, courteous, intelligent etc etc. I know this for a fact for I spent years in Louisiana, California, Oregon and Florida primarily as a student. I traversed their country north-south and east-west.
My daughter was borne very prematurely at six and half month and weighed barely 1kg then. The hospital was equipped with the latest technology, and the doctors, nurses and community gave their best care to my daughter and wife. She is now a teacher. Allah is great.
One winter, while travelling the car radiator hose burst and we were stranded by the highway. After flagging several cars we finally got help when a car pulled over and towed us to the nearest gas station. He said that he had worked with Citybank, K Lumpur before!
A world reknown ENT surgeon at Los Angeles replaced my right ear inner bones with artificial ones.
To these people and others and the many lecturers who taught me I owe them much gratitude.
As a nation their foreign policy is belligrent. Their hands are bloodied with the killing fields committed (in the name of so-called liberty) be it in their own soil - against bisons, Red Indians, African slaves, Mexicans ... or elsewhere - Panama, Korea, Japan, Vietnam, Philippines, Palestine ... now Iraq and Afghanistan, later Iran, Yaman ...
With such historical background the sacrifial lambs of 3000 at the World Trade Center is not improbable and inconsequential. The minds of the general public have been blinded with such a stupendous ruse that they become dumbfounded and simply refused to believe their common sense and physics in this case. Where's the evidence they still say?
There is a reason for a crusade.
In all honesty and fairness I must say that the Americans, individually have but praise and admiration for them. They have common sense, hardworking, helpful, unselfish, courteous, intelligent etc etc. I know this for a fact for I spent years in Louisiana, California, Oregon and Florida primarily as a student. I traversed their country north-south and east-west.
My daughter was borne very prematurely at six and half month and weighed barely 1kg then. The hospital was equipped with the latest technology, and the doctors, nurses and community gave their best care to my daughter and wife. She is now a teacher. Allah is great.
One winter, while travelling the car radiator hose burst and we were stranded by the highway. After flagging several cars we finally got help when a car pulled over and towed us to the nearest gas station. He said that he had worked with Citybank, K Lumpur before!
A world reknown ENT surgeon at Los Angeles replaced my right ear inner bones with artificial ones.
To these people and others and the many lecturers who taught me I owe them much gratitude.
As a nation their foreign policy is belligrent. Their hands are bloodied with the killing fields committed (in the name of so-called liberty) be it in their own soil - against bisons, Red Indians, African slaves, Mexicans ... or elsewhere - Panama, Korea, Japan, Vietnam, Philippines, Palestine ... now Iraq and Afghanistan, later Iran, Yaman ...
With such historical background the sacrifial lambs of 3000 at the World Trade Center is not improbable and inconsequential. The minds of the general public have been blinded with such a stupendous ruse that they become dumbfounded and simply refused to believe their common sense and physics in this case. Where's the evidence they still say?
There is a reason for a crusade.
September 11, 2001: chedet 22.1.10
By al-Din on January 22, 2010 3:06 PM
Lives especially foreign ones are cheap to these warmongers. They killed many Iraqis. They didn't make a fuss of it. However, they bitched over Abu Gharib prison torture. Several soldiers became the scapegoats. This hulla-baloo was to show to the world that they care.
At the initial stage of WWII, Churchill found it difficult to get the Americans involved in the fight against Hitler. To entice them the British (purposely) allowed tour cruise ships to ply cross the Atlantic from England to New York though under naval protection against U2 submarines. The U2 were holding back not to torpedo the cruise ships because there might be gringos among the passengers.
The break happened when finally a cruise ship was torpedoed and sank. Amongst the casualties were a few gringos. Then America declared war over Germany and the rest is history.
Lives especially foreign ones are cheap to these warmongers. They killed many Iraqis. They didn't make a fuss of it. However, they bitched over Abu Gharib prison torture. Several soldiers became the scapegoats. This hulla-baloo was to show to the world that they care.
At the initial stage of WWII, Churchill found it difficult to get the Americans involved in the fight against Hitler. To entice them the British (purposely) allowed tour cruise ships to ply cross the Atlantic from England to New York though under naval protection against U2 submarines. The U2 were holding back not to torpedo the cruise ships because there might be gringos among the passengers.
The break happened when finally a cruise ship was torpedoed and sank. Amongst the casualties were a few gringos. Then America declared war over Germany and the rest is history.
Wednesday, January 20, 2010
sand for Singapore: jan18 2010
By al-Din on January 19, 2010 11:55 AM
For all you know, buried cunningly in the lorries of sand are bags of heroine, emphitamines, gold, arms and what have you. Can the customs really check on that?
This is the case where enrich thy neighbour doesn't work here. They are already richer than us.
How to break the Sing's monopoly on the trade route.
1: build the crooked bridge;
2: build an east-west Panama-like canal linking Kuala Muda-Merbau Pulas-Kg Keruna-Tasek Chendroh-Kg Timor-Kg Hulu on the Kelantan River. The voluminous soil dug up can be used to enjoin Penang to the mainland, and Langkawi to K Perlis.
With those two built we can talk eyeball-to-eyeball with the Sings.
Thailand will never agree to build a canal across the Isthmus of Kra for strategic reasons to contain the trouble south and its break-away to autonomy and even independence.
For all you know, buried cunningly in the lorries of sand are bags of heroine, emphitamines, gold, arms and what have you. Can the customs really check on that?
This is the case where enrich thy neighbour doesn't work here. They are already richer than us.
How to break the Sing's monopoly on the trade route.
1: build the crooked bridge;
2: build an east-west Panama-like canal linking Kuala Muda-Merbau Pulas-Kg Keruna-Tasek Chendroh-Kg Timor-Kg Hulu on the Kelantan River. The voluminous soil dug up can be used to enjoin Penang to the mainland, and Langkawi to K Perlis.
With those two built we can talk eyeball-to-eyeball with the Sings.
Thailand will never agree to build a canal across the Isthmus of Kra for strategic reasons to contain the trouble south and its break-away to autonomy and even independence.
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