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Pemerintahan UMNO telah menhancurkan akhlaq pemuda pemudi Melayu Muslim namun Dollah Hadhari dan Deris Hadhari masih menganggap mereka telah berjaya mewujudkan generasi Ulul Albab atau Melayu berketerampilan. Lihat saja video pelajar perempuan bertumbuk di sebuah sekolah menengah di Terengganu Darul Iman dan ini adalah hasil dari gerak kerja pemerintahan UMNO yang penuh dengan konsert , pesta dan menyekat dakwah Islam di sekolah. Pemuda pemudi Melayu hancur sehancurnya. Video ini adalah bukti kecelakaan pemerintahan UMNO yang gagal dalam segala hal.

Lima puluh tahun orang Melayu memberi peluang UMNO menjadi pemerintah dan apakah hasilannya dari segi kualiti pemuda pemudi yang di hasilkan oleh UMNO. Video di bawah adalah bukti pengkhianatan UMNO dalam membentuk akhlaq pemuda pemudi Melayu. Video di bawah adalah rakaman satu peristiwa yang memalukan yang berlaku dizaman UMNO mendabik dada mempunyai PM Dolah yang alim dan tidak malas bekerja. Video ini juga adalah peristiwa sebenar semasa Deris mulut celupar mengantung poster rakyat Terengganu adalah jenerasi Ulul Albab diseluruh bangunan dan jalan raya Terengganu.

Peristiwa ini juga berlaku dalam keadaan Kementerian Pendidikan, Kementerian Penerangan Kementerian Belia dan Sukan, Jakim dan Jabatan Ugama menerima berbillion ringgit peruntukan saban tahun dengan program kearah membina masyarakat Melayu Islam yang maju dan berakhlak. Di manakah duit semua itu di belanja. Adakah ia di belanja benar benar untuk membina sosio saikologi remaja Melayu yang bertaqwa atau ia di belanja untuk mewujudkan belia Melayu yang suka berpesta dan jahil ugama supaya mereka dapat mengundi parti UMNO yang sekular?. Bukan kah pemuda pemudi yang tidak berakhlaq lebih berpotensi mengundi UMNO dari pemuda yang suka mendengar tafsir quran dan berusrah cenderung mengundi PAS dalam perkiraan strategi UMNO ?.

Mungkin juak juak UMNO akan berkata itu hanya isolated case atau kes terpencil 0.00001 percent. Kita tanya kepada juhala' ini , adakah perzinaan Chua So lek satu isolated case 0.00001 percent mewakili akhlaq pemimpin BN sehingg ia patut tidak dilayan. Adakah case insest atau adik beradik berzina di Malaysia dan rogol dan bunuh juga menjadi kes terpencil bagi UMNO. Kita mesti ingat bahawa kebanyakan kes terkutuk ini dilakukan oleh masyarakat Melayu yang mewakilkan UMNO untuk menjaga kepentingan mereka di Malaysia.

Rakyat perlu sedar sekarang UMNO telah gagal 120 percent dalam mentadbir negara dan menjamin penerusan generasi Melayu Islam yang sempurna. Sekarang masa nya masyarakat melayu Islam menilai kembali kepercayaan mereka kepada 'pirannas' politik yang bernama UMNO. Kepada ibu bapa , guru , ustaz dan aktivis social di kampong, lihatlah video ini dan inshaallah kita tidak akan terus menjadi pengikut UMNO yang tuli, bisu, tolol dan dayus.

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"Saya sedar bahawa saya mesti berkhidmat pada rakyat walaupun secara peribadi tidak mendapat faedah walau satu sen," tegasnya.

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Percaya Islam Hadhari?

Yadim Sees Al-Azhar's Support For Islam Hadhari

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Alhamdulillah..

Pas' Conditions Unacceptable - Hishammuddin

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From AlJazeera - by Marwan Bishara, Al Jazeera's senior political analyst

"Dishonest", "misleading", "lying" and "spinning" are just some of the measured adjectives used in the mainstream US media to characterise George Bush, the president, and Stephen Hadley, his national security adviser, after they embraced the damning National Intelligence Estimate (NIE) summary report on Iran as proof of the effectiveness and success of the administration's Tehran policy.

The NIE judges "with high confidence that in the fall of 2003, Tehran halted its nuclear weapons programme", and that "Tehran's decision to halt its nuclear weapons programme suggests it is less determined to develop nuclear weapons than we have been judging since 2005".

It further said that "...Tehran's decisions are guided by a cost-benefit approach rather than a rush to a weapon irrespective of the political, economic and military costs". And that "this NIE does not assume that Iran intends to acquire nuclear weapons".

The White House seems to have known of much of this and more for some time, but chose to escalate the war rhetoric against Tehran.

Depending on which version of the story one believes, the White House knew about the "discovery" any time between last spring and summer.

Even when new intelligence compelled the National Intelligence Board (NIB) to make a 180-degree change in its estimate, rendering the Iranian threat anything but imminent, administration officials continued to speak of the threat of Iran's nuclear weapons programme until hours before its publication.

The White House sent its third carrier into the Gulf transforming its "crisis management" mode with Iran into direct "confrontation management" and sealing the war scenario against Tehran when the decision comes down.

President Bush also warned during a news conference on October 17 that an Iranian nuclear bomb could lead to "world war three" and asked Congress to pass the highest defence budget in the history of the country, mostly under the guise of an imminent Iranian threat that he knew did not exist.

Déjà vu

In a repeat of the dreadful and misleading escalation against Iraq prior to its 2003 invasion, the Bush administration escalated the war rhetoric against Tehran even though it knew with high confidence that it had no programme, no capability and, with moderate confidence, no intention of developing a nuclear weapons programme.

The leading presidential candidates followed suit.

Rudy Giuliani claimed: "As we all know, Iran is seeking nuclear weapons and they're threatening to use them."

Likewise, Senator John McCain insisted: "There's no doubt that [Iran is] moving forward with the acquisition of a nuclear weapon."

And Hillary Clinton, before giving the president another vote of confidence to go to war, insisted that "Iran is seeking nuclear weapons, and the Iranian Revolutionary Guard is in the forefront of that, as they are in the sponsorship of terrorism."

To the surprise of many Western observers, it turns out that the policies of the Iranian and Iraqi leaders were based on realistic "cost and benefit" grounds, not the irrational behaviour Washington accused them of as dangerous and unpredictable crazies.

On the other hand, the Bush administration's war policies towards Iraq and Iran have proven to be hardly cost and benefit driven even when calculating the oil and strategic interests.

Worse, the Bush administration lost all credibility when it went on to intimidate its allies and foes alike to punish Iran. It also attacked the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) and Mohamed ElBaradai, its director, for being soft on Iran, knowing all too well that they have been right all along.

Condoleezza Rice, the US secretary of sate, told ElBaradei that his body was not "in the business of diplomacy".

ElBaradei, to his credit, has long believed Iran possessed no nuclear weapons programme and made a deal under which it would answer long-standing questions about its nuclear activities.

Cover up

According to Senator Jay Rockefeller, chairman of the Senate Intelligence Committee, Bush knew about the new information regarding Iran's nuclear programme, because he and his deputy on the committee were also informed, albeit in a more general manner, by the intelligence community.

Gary Sick, a US-based Iran expert, estimates that the president might have known some nine months ago, when according to him the Iranian deputy defence minister defected to the West.

On November 14, Mike McConnell, NIE director, told the Woodrow Wilson International Centre for Scholars that he was not going to make his report public. Which begs the question, why has the White House allowed the publication of this embarrassing report?

Two possible scenarios have surfaced since the publication:

First, Robert Gates, the US defence secretary, insisted on it. The Pentagon finances most of the programmes and departments that contribute to the NIE database.

Unlike the 2005 pro-war Rumsfeld, Gates does not want another Middle Eastern war as he told Congress recently, especially in light of the debacle in Iraq.

Second, it seems that congressional leaders who oppose Bush's Iran policy insisted that it be publicised after hearing or reading some of its preliminary conclusions.

In an election year, any such news is good news for the Democrats.

By default or by design?

Some believe that the Bush administration, famous for its political discipline, is none the less using the NIE in a clever, even if desperate, attempt to climb down from the hysterical "Carthage must be destroyed" line.

After all, how many times can you mention world war three without eventually having to start it?

Now that it is out, the new estimate could neutralise the neo-conservative fringe, and let the administration out of a rhetorical corner.

The White House announcement of the president's Middle East trip at the beginning of next year, following the attendance this week by Mahmoud Ahmedinejad, the Iranian president, at the Gulf co-operation summit, underlines the desire to relax tensions in the region following Annapolis and the relative "improvements" of the Iraq situation.

Today and in light of the NIE findings, some observers believe the central issue for the US and Iran is no longer the nuclear question but rather the future of Iraq.

The US understands that it "needs Iran for the endgame in Iraq", while for Iran, the recent developments in Iraq encourage it to make a deal with Washington before the latter strikes a deal with its adversaries.

Three scenarios

Now that the new estimate is out, something has got to give.

First, international and domestic pressure will build up against a pre-emptive strike and, my guess, at least two permanent members will stand against another UN Security Council resolution punishing Iran, despite its civilian programme that contradicts past resolutions.

Second, the NIE publication might pave the way to bilateral negotiations between the US and Iran without stiff preconditions in order to relax the tensions in the Gulf with the participation of Iran's Arab neighbours, as well as its European allies.

Now that the nuclear roadblock is out of the way, Washington will find it ever more necessary and ever more enticing to talk to Iran about a "helpful" and perhaps beneficial role for itself and Iraq in the Gulf.

Either way, the White House will certainly face more questions and inquiries regarding the discrepancies of timings and policies; as more insiders come clean on US policy towards Iran. Americans would want to know what Bush and Co knew, when did they know it and what have they done or not done about it?

As so many commentators have said the morning after Bush and Hadley embraced the NIE report, the central question begging for an answer revolves around how corrupt politics have lead to dangerous policies.

Labels: Iran, Islam Hadhari, Luar Negeri, U.S.

"This is tradition and there is no reason why they should not be continued," he said in reply to a question by Lim Kit Siang (DAP-Ipoh Timur) in the Dewan Rakyat (Parliament) today.

Lim had repeatedly asked Noh why there was no explanation from Education Minister Datuk Seri Hishammuddin Hussein on the matter, raised by Syed Hood Syed Edros (BN-Parit Sulong) more than a month ago.

Syed Hood had, on Oct 29, said the board of directors of mission run schools were partially administered by churches in foreign countries.

"I was also made to understand that the application to build suraus in some of these schools had to go through the approval of these boards of directors since they are partially administered by the church. It shames me that the school administrations are still controlled by the church," he had said.

Syed Hood said he was made to understand that many Muslim parents sent their children to these schools and complained that sometimes the school started the morning with "church songs".

Datuk Mohamad Aziz (Sri Gading) interjected and declared: "I am not shocked at all. During the last Hari Raya, I was told by a father, when Aidilfitri was celebrated, these types of schools were not closed."

Later, in the Parliament lobby, Minister in the Prime Minister's Department Datuk Seri Nazri Aziz , asked on the matter, said the public could lodge a police report if they are upset over the remarks.

"They can't make seditious remarks even though they have immunity as MPs. MPs are not above the Sedition Act. I am not going to condone any seditious statements made by anybody," he said.

Nazri said no one from the BN had complained about Syed Hood's call on the mission schools.

Labels: BN, Islam Hadhari, Kristianasasi, Malaysia

Islam not above constitution, says PM

Anak-anak Jeanne gembira untuk ibu dan PM

ALOR GAJAH, Dec 01 - The prime minister yesterday gave the assurance that minority races in the country are protected under the law and continue to enjoy the fruits of development.

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Tidak mustahil Dr Faiz seorang 'big loser' jika 2011 tidak menjelang baginya!

Advice To Dr Faiz To Stay Single Unhealthy, MP Says

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Malaysia PM moves to soothe racial tensions

KUALA LUMPUR, Nov 7 (GulfTimes) - Malaysia’s prime minister moved yesterday to soothe racial and religious tensions ahead of expected early elections, saying there was no room for extremist tendencies in the moderate Muslim nation.

Gambar - Pak Lah dengan 'barisan segak' Umno di Perhimpunan Agong semalam.

After 50 years of independence, race relations remain a thorny issue in a country that has suffered race riots in the past. In a recent incident, the nation’s ethnic Indians protested strongly against the demolition of a Hindu temple.

Prime Minister Abdullah Ahmad Badawi, who is expected to call an election by early 2008, warned the country’s dominant Malays, and its Chinese and Indian minorities, against playing with religious and racial issues.

“The harmony between the various communities and religions in Malaysia is not an optional luxury - it is a necessity,” he told a meeting of his United Malays National Organisation (UMNO), the key party in the ruling coalition. “We have no other choice.”

“The time for championing parochial interests is over. Issues must be addressed on the basis of the interests of the nation and the Malaysian people as a whole,” said the 67-year-old leader.

“In the spirit of building a unified nation, the consensus of moderation and mutual respect outweighs extremist tendencies,” he told 2,500 UMNO delegates. UMNO has 3.3mn members.

Abdullah’s conciliatory tone in his speech was aimed at appeasing increasingly disgruntled non-Malay voters, who could turn their back on the ruling coalition in the coming polls.

On Monday, a top ethnic Indian minister called on Indian leaders to scrap a Hindu celebration as a mark of protest over the demolition of the temple.

S Samy Vellu, the Works Minister and a Hindu, retracted his statement hours later but his outburst reflected a growing disquiet among Hindu followers in the country.

“Our calculation shows one temple being demolished in every three weeks,” said P Uthayakumar, a lawyer for the Hindu Rights Action Task Force, a Malaysian rights group.

“The UMNO government is not following the Constitution, which guarantees the freedom of religion,” he said.

Foreign Minister Syed Hamid Albar, who is a senior UMNO leader, took Samy Vellu to task for his action.

“It’s easy to retract, but the more important thing is not to make the first statement. We do damage to our people,” he said.

The Barisan Nasional coalition, in power since 1957, is set to win once more, but a large protest vote by Chinese voters in what would be seen as a referendum on Abdullah’s four-year rule could embolden the opposition, weaken his pro-Malay policies and compromise his administration.

Malays, who are Muslim by definition, form just over half of Malaysia’s 26mn people. UMNO leaders have been at pains to assure the non-Malays that the Malay party was not a racist party, but insisted that UMNO would not compromise on special Malay privileges and rights. “No one should accuse UMNO of being a racist party or label the Malay agenda as a being a racist agenda,” said Khairy Jamaluddin, Abdullah’s son-in-law and a fast-rising UMNO leader.

UMNO assemblies have lately been dominated by calls to push the Malay agenda harder, with UMNO Youth leader Hishammuddin Hussein leading the pack by unsheathing, brandishing and kissing a keris, or a traditional Malay dagger.

That strained ties with Chinese allies in the coalition. The keris is seen as a symbol of unity or struggle for UMNO, but many non-Malays see it as a symbol of aggression.

Abdullah defended the decision. “The act of unsheathing and kissing a keris is part of our cultural heritage,” he said.–Reuters

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Oleh Zulkifli Jalil, Utusan Online

KUALA LUMPUR 3 Nov - Datuk Seri Abdullah Ahmad Badawi menegaskan, beliau sama sekali tidak akan membiarkan orang Melayu ketinggalan di kawasan pembangunan koridor ekonomi yang dilancarkan kerajaan.

“Berdosalah saya,’’ kata Perdana Menteri jika beliau membenarkan perkara itu berlaku.

Abdullah yang juga Presiden UMNO berkata, orang Melayu sebenarnya adalah golongan yang paling banyak mendapat manfaat daripada pelan pembangunan wilayah itu kerana mereka merupakan kumpulan paling ramai menetap di kawasan tersebut.

Beliau bertekad mahu memastikan orang Melayu tidak lagi dibelenggu kemiskinan dan berani merebut peluang untuk membangunkan diri dan keluarga mereka.

‘‘Pembangunan koridor ini sesuai dengan agenda Melayu. Walaupun ia bukan secara eksklusif untuk orang Melayu, yang bukan Melayu pun ada peluang,’’ katanya dalam wawancara eksklusif dengan Mingguan Malaysia di kediaman lamanya di Jalan Bellamy di sini Sabtu lalu.

Wawancara itu diadakan sempena Perhimpunan Agung UMNO ke-58 yang akan bermula dari Isnin hingga Jumaat ini.

Perdana Menteri berkata, sesetengah orang Melayu mungkin tidak nampak manfaat perancangan beliau dalam pelan wilayah ekonomi tersebut sedangkan melalui pembangunan itu mereka mempunyai peluang untuk membuat sesuatu yang jauh lebih baik.

‘‘Saya tidak mahu wujud situasi kalau orang Melayu jadi penanam padi, sampai bila-bila pun kerja tanam padi,’’ katanya.

Dalam hal ini, beliau yakin orang Melayu bukannya bodoh atau lemah, sebaliknya, kata beliau, mereka adalah golongan yang berkebolehan dan berfikiran matang.

Isnin lalu, Abdullah melancarkan Wilayah Ekonomi Pantai Timur (ECER) yang merupakan wilayah pembangunan ketiga negara selepas projek Wilayah Pembangunan Iskandar (WPI) di Johor dan Wilayah Ekonomi Koridor Utara (NCER).

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Speaking at a Hari Raya gathering of some 700 descendants of the late Muhammad Saat Abbas in Sungai Mati near here, he said the Chinese formed associations based on clans and helped one another, especially in business ventures.

“I am very happy to see the gathering of the descendants of the late Muhammad Saat, who opened up an area near Parit Bunga in 1820.

“We now have more than 700 of his descendants living all over the country,” he said Saturday.

Abdul Ghani said the gathering of one's family clan would also foster closer relations.

He said besides helping one another in business ventures and educational needs, they could also help in resolving social-related problems faced by any family member.

Since Muhammad Saat died in 1880, there had been nine generations of his descendants, mostly living in the Ledang parliamentary area, said a family member, Datuk Zainal Abidin Zin.

Zainal, who was a former Johor state assembly speaker, said the group would be encouraged to take up small-scale industrial businesses to improve their livelihoods.

“One has to be financially strong before one can help the others and I will try to help any member who wants to venture into business,” he added. mStarOnline

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TheStar reports on October 31 - A PUNTER who won the first prize for the number 3909 last week, struck again with 8111 on Sunday, according to China Press.

The 8111 is the reverse of the last four digits of the Genting Group telephone number while 3909 is the reverse of 9093, a combination of Genting Group founder the late Tan Sri Lim Goh Tong's Chinese age (90) and the age stated in his obituary (93).

8111 was the first prize in the Magnum draw on Sunday. 3909 was the second prize in Da Ma Cai on Wednesday. The 44-year-old punter, known only as Lee from Cheras, said he would use the money for his son's education and donate some to the orphanages and old folks home.

Apart from the two combinations, others which punters had betted on were numbers related to Lim's age, year of birth and time of his death.

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President Bush Wishes Muslims eid Mubarak

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Embassy blasts Rela officers

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