Bebel Without a Clause

Bebel Without a Clause

Sunday, November 29, 2015

Siapakah mantan MKT keturunan Raja Hitam?

Namun, ramai yang tidak tahu ada mantan ahli politik besar dari Melaka berasal dari susur galur Raja Hitam yang pernah di angkat menjadi Yang Di Pertuan.

Clue: Handsome.

Siapa dia?
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TIDAK seperti ketua pemerintah di negeri lain yang bergelar raja atau sultan, Negeri Sembilan menggunakan gelaran Yang Dipertuan Besar. Ada pendapat menyatakan kemungkinan gelaran Yang Dipertuan Besar disebabkan pengaruh dari kesultanan Palembang yang wujud dalam masyarakat Minangkabau. Kesultanan Palembang dikatakan mula-mula membahasakan Yang Dipertuan kepada rajanya yang membawa maksud raja yang dituankan itu adalah dijemput. Penggunaan gelaran itu di Negeri Sembilan menurut Prof. Datuk Dr. Abdullah Zakaria Ghazali ada kisah dan sejarahnya yang selalunya dimulakan dengan kehadiran seorang anak raja dari Minangkabau yang bergelar Raja Melewar. “Namun, sebelum pertabalan Raja Melewar, sudah ada raja Minangkabau yang menduduki takhta negeri tersebut iaitu Raja Adil, Raja Kasab dan Raja Khatib. “Sejarah awal kehadiran raja berkenaan ke Negeri Sembilan bagaimanapun tidak jelas namun, ada catatan yang menyatakan mereka sudah berada di negeri tersebut,” katanya. Menjadi tanda tanya mengapa negeri yang sudah ada raja, penghulu atau undang sebelum ini memerlukan seseorang untuk mengetuai luak-luak ini dan menjadi Yam Tuan (sebelum gelaran Yang Dipertuan) di Negeri Sembilan. Dalam hal ini, Dr. Abdullah berkata, ia sering kali dikaitkan dengan kebimbangan masyarakat dan pembesar keturunan Minangkabau terhadap perkembangan pengaruh dan kuasa orang Bugis yang bertapak di Linggi bermula pada 1722. “Opu Bugis lima bersaudara iatu Daeng Parani, Daeng Marewah, Daeng Chelak, Daeng Menambun dan Daeng Kemasi dikatakan membantu nelayan Bugis yang berselisih dengan pengikut-pengikut penghulu Linggi. “Penghulu Linggi yang menyedari tidak mampu menentang angkatan Bugis lima bersaudara itu kemudian meminta bantuan Raja Kechil yang menduduki takhta kerajaan Johor dengan gelaran Sultan Abdul Jalil Rahmat Shah. “Bagaimanapun, ketika perang di Linggi, Raja Kechil telah dikalahkan dan terpaksa berundur ke Siak sementara Johor ditawan kembali oleh Opu Bugis lima bersaudara. Maka bertapaklah Bugis di Linggi. Oleh sebab itu, sehingga kini kebanyakan yang duduk di Linggi berketurunan Bugis,” katanya. Penguasaan Bugis di Linggi mencetuskan kebimbangan, sekali gus mendorong Penghulu dan Undang mengambil keputusan menjemput seorang anak raja dari Pagar Ruyung untuk ditabalkan sebagai raja di Negeri Sembilan. Raja Melewar tiba di Negeri Sembilan dan ditabalkan sebagai Yang Dipertuan di Penajis, Rembau pada 1773 dan seterusnya bersemayam di Seri Menanti. “Raja Melewar bagaimanapun tidak menjadi pengasas kepada kerajaan Negeri Sembilan meskipun mempunyai putera, namun keturunannya tidak dilantik sebagai Yang Dipertuan ketika itu. “Para pembesar bermesyuarat dan membawa seorang lagi anak raja dari Pagar Ruyung yang dikenali sebagai Raja Hitam untuk menduduki takhta kerajaan. Keturunan Raja Hitam juga tidak mewarisi pemerintahan kerajaan itu dan sekali lagi pembesar menjemput anak raja lain dari Pagar Ruyung iaitu Raja Lenggang. “Raja Lenggang kemudian menjadi pengasas kerajaan Negeri Sembilan kerana puteranya Tunku Radin menjadi Yang Dipertuan Besar (1830) diikuti puteranya yang kedua, Tunku Imam (1861 hingga 1869),” katanya. Pertabalan Tunku Radin sebagai Yang Dipertuan Besar menggantikan ayahnya menunjukkan berakhirnya penjemputan anak-anak raja dari Minangkabau menduduki takhta di Negeri Sembilan. - See more at: http://www.utusan.com.my/rencana/ketua-negeri-tidak-bergelar-sultan-1.163012#sthash.6LcLG3qJ.dpuf

Cabaran Ketua2 Cawangan untuk menjemput Timbalan Presiden ke mesyuarat dan aktiviti cawangan-cawangan. Bila lagi kalau berani,

Setelah, Timb Presiden tidak lagi dibenarkan ke persidangan Sayap , TSMY akan menjelajah dan merasmikan mesyuarat cawangan mulai dari tahun depan.
Ketua-ketua cawangan di minta untuk menjemput Timb Presiden ke mesyuarat dan aktivit di peringkat cawangan2.
Ada Bran?

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KUALA LUMPUR 27 Nov. – Tradisi Timbalan Presiden UMNO merasmikan Perhimpunan Agung Pergerakan Wanita, Pemuda dan Puteri adalah hanya satu keistimewaan diberikan kepada kedudukan jawatan berkenaan dan bukannya hak yang tidak boleh ditarik balik. Menteri Komunikasi dan Multimedia, Datuk Seri Dr. Salleh Said Keruak berkata, ketetapan bahawa perasmian perhimpunan agung berkenaan dilakukan ketua sayap masing-masing juga telah dibuat oleh Majlis Tertinggi (MT) UMNO berdasarkan cadangan daripada sayap-sayap terlibat. “Ini hanya satu tradisi. Satu keistimewaan yang diberikan kepada Timbalan (Presiden UMNO). Ini bukannya hak. Hak tidak boleh diambil dari orang lain. “Keistimewaan pula sebaliknya perlu diperoleh dan keistimewaan boleh hilang sekiranya disalah guna,” katanya menerusi satu kenyataan dalam laman blog sskeruak.blogspot.com hari ini. Selasa lalu, mesyuarat MT UMNO memutuskan perasmian Perhimpunan Agung Pergerakan Wanita, Pemuda dan Puteri UMNO pada bulan depan akan dilakukan oleh ketua sayap masing-masing. - See more at: http://www.utusan.com.my/berita/politik/tradisi-perasmian-sayap-umno-boleh-diubah-1.163121#sthash.B3MNq94C.dpuf

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Friday, November 27, 2015

Nurul Kiram bagaikan menang sorak kampung tergadai


Tindakan Nurul bebal dan tidak sensitif kepada Rakyat Sabah.
Ini bagaikan seorang anak yang melawat sambil berceria dengan pembunuh bapanya.
Isu penembakan kepalterbang Rusia oleh Turki sampai sekarang tiada seorangpun mengaku bersalah. Mereka ini sanggup mati namun maruah negara tetap dipelihara.
Perbuatan Nurul dan Tian Chua boleh dianggap sanggup sebagai menjual negeri Sabah , deposit kekal BN, agar mereka dapat menang Parlimen.
Bak kata perpatah, menang sorak kampung tergadai.
Menang Sorak Atas bawah tergadai?

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Sabah bans Nurul, Tian Chua
Sabah state assembly passed a special motion to bar PKR vice presidents Nurul Izzah Anwar and Tian Chua from entering the state for meeting with self-styled Sulu princess Jacel Kiram in Manila earlier this month.

Sabah Barisan Nasional assemblymen fully backed the special motion tabled by Deputy Chief Minister Datuk Raymond Tan to censure the two MPs, whose meeting with Jacel was an affront to the sovereignty of Sabah.
 
Read here

Monday, November 16, 2015

Must Read: LETTER TO THE SPEAKER AND MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT BY TENGKU RAZALEIGH HAMZAH

Must Read: LETTER TO THE SPEAKER AND MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT BY TENGKU RAZALEIGH HAMZAH

TENGKU RAZALEIGH HAMZAH
No.31 Jalan Langgak Golf,
55000 KualaLumpur, Malaysia
Tel: (03)21485655, (03)21485673 Fax:(03)21423559

30hb Oktober, 2014.6hb Muharam, 1436.

Y.B. Member of Parliament.

Y.B. Tuan,

With the utmost respect to you as responsible Members of Parliament duty-bound to serve the interest of our beloved Malaysian people, I am writing to you about some critical economic issues besetting our country today, affecting the rakyat and impacting on our future generations. Avoiding the “business-as-usual” debate on the 2015 Budget tabled by the Government now on-going in the august House, I choose this route in order to underline the seriousness of the matters involved. The negative impact of the current Budget proposals, I believe, will most immediately be felt by our middle-class, recent graduates, first time employees and the poorer income groups. While endorsing the “people economy”, the Budget 2015 does not seem to give them priority over the “capital economy”.

2. From the current perspective, we can only see that the nation is moving headlong in the wrong direction, that current economic trends are not sustainable, which, if not corrected, will lead to a crisis, which we can ill afford, sooner than we can safely anticipate, nor can we get out of it without much hardship to our ordinary citizens. Such a crisis will threaten the future peace, prosperity and security of our nation.

3. The 2015 Budget projects that GDP growth rate next year will likely be around five to six per cent, which is thought to be sufficient as envisaged in the EconomicTransformation Programme (ETP) to push the country forward to achieve developed status by 2020. This forecast may be overly optimistic given the current global economic threats and our own model of growth that depends so much on our external markets and the optimism of foreign interests in our economy. As noted in the 2015 Economic Report, the downside risks are at higher odds that may impel an economic shock through our bodypolitic. More importantly, these figures conceal some forewarnings that are not highlighted. I think the Government has been ignoring these signals towards a global economic reset, begun with the 2008 subprime crisis in the US and sovereign debt issues in the Eurozone, which is now shifting its focus to Asia with the slowing down of the Chinese economy and the Modi government’s recharging of the Indian economy. While rocking all boats, only those prepared with anticipatory reforms will be able to weather the incoming storm.

4. In terms of government fiscal management, the tipping point, induced by an external economic collapse such as a crash of the US Dollar or a debt default by 1MDB, would throw our financial sustainability into a spin. The rule of thumb for sustainability (whether it can be funded by current output together with net foreign inflow) for any given year is that the sum of government debt (in 2014 around RM41 billion) plus outstanding loans of commercial banks and households (now totaling RM1,273 billion) - making up to RM1,314billion - must NOT be more than five times the sum of government revenues (that is, 5xRM225b=RM1,125 billion). Clearly this rule of thumb has been breached!

5. A good part of this deficit and the national debt overhang arises on the operating budget side from tax expenditures to support consumption to achieve growth, for example through the BRIM awards, and to finance the public wage, subsidies and pension obligations. This consumption-based expenditure, together with the high energy and food subsidies given to industry and the public to sustain aggregate demand, is itself not sustainable. This type of expenditure to boost the economy does not add to the capacity building through investment that is necessary to enhance future economic growth. But the Government still persists over the last five years in driving a consumption-based pump priming to compensate for the weakening growth fundamentals on the revenue side, including exports. I believe it is more fruitful to provide allocations for the growth of the agricultural sector to enhance food security and stop foreign exchange outflow through the import of food. This is more beneficial in the effort to support the cost of living of the masses in times of economic emergencies.

6. The problem with our public finance is not so much on the revenue side, but on the expenditure side. The increase in public sector fixed overhead costs cannot for instance beat the expense of development expenditure, especially when so much more is needed to bring up the economic status of Sabah and Sarawak in terms of social infrastructure and basic amenities compared to the Peninsular states. The share of the latter expenditure has been decreasing as the operating budget increases, from in excess of 30 per cent a decade ago to about 15 per cent of the total budget proposed for 2015. With the Auditor-General exposing wastage, profligate spending, unaccountable losses, and sheer incompetence and intransigent corruption, both petty and in high places, we are excused from any restraint to express our anger and intolerance as taxpayers and ordinary citizens at the current state of affairs. There are efficiencies that can be had to enable cutting back on the secularly rising operating budget over the years. I would have recommended that an Auditor-General office be established in every ministry and government agency to ensure necessary compliance and accountability in public spending. An Office of Ombudsman answerable to Parliament should also be established on the executive side besides the Public Accounts Committee of parliament. At the same time, we need to control and eliminate corruption by strengthening the Financial Procedure Act through its revision and amendment.

7. The rising cost of living is the most urgent issue in the economy. The raft of knock on price increases subsequently in transport, electricity and food items etc. act to increase the build-up of pressure on the cost of living now facing the people. The issue of the rising cost of living affects everybody, but impacts the middle and lower income classes more than others. The main causes of rising prices are insufficient supplies to meet rising demands. Hence more could be done to liberalize the economy. We must monitor the cost of electricity to ensure its affordability among the people. The same goes for road toll charges. It must be reviewed to ensure that unavoidable cost increases must be reasonable. If a road toll cannot be avoided, then the government must finds ways not to burden the people. More licenses, less quotas, a greater ease of doing business especially for small and medium businesses and traders, should be considered.

8. The cost of housing has been rising in major urban centres, and house prices have been accelerating due to demands engendered by foreign and local investors, not just for higher-end properties but also the lower cost categories. Affordable housing, even withthe 1Malaysia Prima Homes Plan, is currently beyond the reach of fresh graduates and the lower middle class who are facing the spectre of unemployment or low wage employment and heavy debt. In this regard, I would like to see the government, through Bank Negara, reviewing the private housing loan programme of commercial banks for houses below RM250,000 which should be based on service charge rather than on compound interest. This is commensurate with charges for government housing loans.

9. Next year’s implementation of the Goods and Services Tax (GST), although havinga one-time impact and is then dissipated through the rest of the economy, is bound to add to this pressure on living costs. In order to ease the rising burden on the rakyat, I would like to propose that the implementation of the GST be postponed until the economy is consolidated and strengthened. It is hoped that our economy would enjoy a rapid and along-term high growth. Should there still be a need to implement the GST, it is hoped that the rates will be recalculated.

10. Beyond that macro-picture, I am seriously concerned about the high personal and household debts that are reaching critical levels, now in excess of 87 per cent of GDP, due to housing mortgages and car loans, study loans, credit card and personal (through Ar-Rahnu or Ah-Long) consumption charges that are pushing debt repayment ratios close to 30 – 40 per cent of household incomes. This situation has led to the acceleration of personal bankruptcies and mental pressures on families, and is not sustainable in the best of times, what more in an economic crisis. Yet, while it is most needed now, along with unemployment insurance, the government has been tardy in amending the bankruptcy laws and provisions, and the enhancement of other safety nets such as for medical expenses.

11. In as far as bankruptcies are concerned, it is worthwhile for the government to limit the bankruptcy period to, say, 12 months. This will ease the pressure against the bankrupt apart from sparing him the embarrassment of his situation. In striving for equity, the loan providing institution should provide a breather through moratoriums meant to postpone the application of the provision of the bankruptcy law while the borrower makes the effort to repay the loan. This would certainly be helpful to families with limited excess savings when they face unexpected emergencies. It should be noted that many government pensioners and private sector retirees are hard put in making ends meet now in the effort to face the ever-rising cost of living on their limited pensions and EPF savings.

12. Corruption itself adds to the cost of living and is a burden to all. When development projects, big or small, have a political mark-up imposed on contract awards and taken upfront, little much is left to contractor profit margins that can only be charged to end-users, that is the taxpayers and consumers. To quote a columnist recently, the insufficient checks and balances continue to dog the country’s economy, thus leading to increasing concentration of power within the executive branch and persistence in rent-seeking behaviour, patronage politics, opaque governance practices and pervasive corruption. Is it any wonder then that Malaysia is perceived as among the world’s worst countries on integrity?

13. Besides corruption, we also need to be vigilant against the occurrence of any and all forms of economic sabotage to the detriment of our national resources and wealth to benefit our future generations. It is for this reason of instituting checks and balance that reforms of the Official Secrets Act and the Universities and University Colleges Act, a freerpress, and a freedom of information legislation are required. The restoration of the reputation of the courts and the enforcement agencies, including independence and enhanced power of the anti-corruption agency, SPRM, must be set in train if we are serious about tackling this cancer in our political system, bureaucracy and society in general. Even the Standing Orders of Parliament and the structure of the Senate may have to be reformed in order to respectively allow for private members bills and greater independent representation of the states in our system of fiscal federalism.

14. Worse, whether it is a consequence of government policies or not, the distribution of wealth in the country, as expected, is extremely skewed. The wealth of Malaysia’s top 10per cent exceeds those of the bottom 70per cent, and about 12 per cent of Malaysian households have no wealth at all. In fact, the wealth of the top one per cent, in 2012, is much higher than the whole of the bottom 40 per cent combined.

15. The government’s position as reflected in the Budget address is to divide the country into two economies: the capital economy and the people economy. The latter refers to the world of capital, enterprise and big investment, while the latter consistent with the New Economic Model refers to the bottom 40% of households in terms of income distribution. This is an unfortunate even dangerous classification. To solve the issue of inequality and achieve social justice in a rich and favoured nation such as ours requires treatment of all classes of stakeholders in the nation. Economic growth must involve and benefit all, not through distinctions of capital and work.

16. The status of inequality and imbalance, and the issue of fairness in economic benefit remain the main faultline in our society. These economic cleavages tend and can lead to dissatisfactions among the communities and the breakdown of social cohesion built over the decades of our now maturing nation. They take on emotional overtones and extremism, and have led to racial envy and biases and prejudice that undermine the underlying and potentially unifying values of our ethnic diversity. In view of the issue being closely linked to economic activities, I would like to suggest that the government and relevant agencies draw up policies favouring local contractors and suppliers, including those from Sabah and Sarawak, in the awards of contracts, both major and minor.

17. Going forward, the challenge of achieving a high-income economy is our ability to create quality and high-paying jobs, especially for new entrants into the labour force who have higher post-secondary and tertiary qualifications; not the low paying jobs that are now being filled by foreign workers in plantations, construction business and assembly-based manufacturing. Shifting to a service-oriented economy may be part of the answer to this economic restructuring, but we cannot abandon higher-valued manufacturing altogether while maintaining our industrial competitiveness by importing such foreign labour to keep our unit labour costs down. Longer term sustainability of economic growth requires the enhancement of the knowledge content of our manufacturing and service industries, which require innovation, technology and new entrepreneurship. This will increase productivity which, in turn, will raise wages and salaries. This involves not just the up-skilling of our labour force, but also the provision of correct incentives and institutions to support such value-added growth. I wonder whether the New Economic Model is sufficiently geared towards the above tasks.

18. Achieving social justice and fairness is where the work of economic reform is most important and most urgent. These involve reform of the tax system in its separate treatment of capital and labour, the handling of labour market discrimination in the public and private sector, policies that improve the wage share of gross national income, and practices that achieve equality of opportunities and outcomes. Moving to a higher wage regime and away from a cheap labour policy involving guest workers in order to maintain our competitiveness is not an insurmountable task. This is so because data show that productivity, especially in the manufacturing sector, has been rising steadily over the years, but the wage-productivity gap has also been widening. As an immediate remedy, on top of the minimum wage law, I would suggest that a productivity-indexed bonus system be implemented by both the government and private sector employers. This is one of the more critical issues if the goal of inclusive development for Malaysia is to be achieved.

19. In spite of criticisms in the House, civil society and the media, especially social media, the Government leadership has continued to ride over these critical faultlines in our economy in the proverbial “three-monkeys” fashion, pushing through a “roll-over” budget that routinely moves the tough questions that need to be addressed immediately furtherdown the road to the next budget and five-year plan. The critical issues involved are of astructural nature not easily tackled via routine annual provisions.

20. I would submit that the national task to address the economic faultlines above will require new and bold ideas. These ideas need to be implemented over the next five to 10 years with supporting institutional reforms to reset the nation on the right path as promised by our founding fathers. These reforms require considerable political will to put them into effect; they cannot be undertaken piecemeal.

21. I am afraid for our economic situation. In truth we urgently need comprehensive economic reforms and institutional adjustment for resetting the economy in order to put ourpeople out of harm’s way.

22. The people expect bold changes and even bolder leadership. We certainly cannot deny them the answers to their concerns and aspirations. Leaders will have failed the mandate given to them if we are only toying with political slogans, labels and creating myths about our development. The reality is that there is a need for change now; otherwise, as a nation, we are doomed to the status of a failed state. This is what we have to answer for to our future generations.

23. You may think that I am a pessimist. No, I am not. I am a passionate believer in the capacity and capability of our people and especially of our youth who are going to inherit this beloved country, lead it to the global stage and sit hand in glove with countries of the first world. This, then, is the challenge before us and I know we can rise to tackle it with our collective wisdom.

Thank you.

Yours truly,
(Tengku Razaleigh Hamzah) Member of Parliament Gua Musang

Sunday, November 15, 2015

UPDATED: Are we too late on the China's encroachment issue? Sadomasochism of China


An interesting message driven by our current Deputy Prime Minister taken from the Just Read's latest post. Here.

"Deputy Prime Minister Zahid Hamidi said a regional superpower has encroached into maritime territory by constructing airstrips, jetties and other facilities on three atolls just 155km (84 nautical miles) from Sabah.

Without naming the superpower concerned, he said the country’s motives of building the facilities 3,218km from its mainland were questionable"


While I could agree with the comments made by DPM, I always wonder whether we have left too late to make such comments which would only be regarded as a wishful thinking or just a deserving pat on the back from Obama by just saying so. I will just say it is just a politically correct statement  but the beef is no longer there. It is just like having a Mee Banjir without the beef (or is it kambing ?) stock in it. Tasteless, and just another lip service. (NOTE: Aku dah jumpa Mee Banjir original )

What can we do now?

I always wonder what will Mahathir do if he is still in power, I wonder if any of our ministers had ever called him up and ask for his opinion and idea on how to contain China's expansion.
After all, he made a very bold move before in securing Terumbu Layang-layang many years ago. He instructed Promet to build as secured floatilla commanded as a ship. After it was built, it was once gallantly and unselfishly commandeered by Komander Siva.

Maybe we should have done a preemptive political strike just like what Tun Razak did to neutralize PKM but kowtowing to the Chinese Leaders. It seems then the Comunist Party of China was more warm to the Malay Bumiputera  leadership than the Chinese led Parti Komunis Malay.
Recent comments by the Chinese Ambassador must be analyse if there is a policy change by the Chinese government on Malaysia and the Nusantara. Chinese for so many years had been in backwaters of technology, however China has been at the forerunner of high technologies and had acquired many tech companies in the US and the West. There are so much emotional conflicts of natural needs between a Capitalist and a Communist. But is China becoming Capitalist Communist? What are the main traits of a Capitalist Communist country? Definitely, there must be a lot of policy changes for China to go all out for high technology and now are rebranding themselves as a forerunner of high tech leader competing with the West with their army of workers at 350 Million people. Surely the encroachment was supported by this technology.

China is definitely a threat and also a treat. It is more like a sadomasochist (BSDM) giving you pleasure and treats but at the same time threaten your existence.

We should now close rank before it is too late and make another blunder like the Pulau Batu Putih case. And worse.

It is not a small red lion but  a red Dragon vaping right in front of your doorstep.

This is the time for a Bugis warrior to show his mettle worthy like one particular member of Force 136, Abdul Razak Hussien, old boy of Malay College and Raffles College.

 

Suaramu di kenang oleh Halik Chik

Ruang untuk malam ini saya khaskan kepada Saudara Halil Chik. Teman dan rakan di Bukit Antarabangsa. Ini antara lagu yang saya suka. Suara lunak dalam lagu ini amat terserlah. Tidak syak kenapa Halil ini diminati oleh peminat tanahair dan antarabangsa seperti Brunei dan Singapura.
Beliau adalah anak seorang Mat Kampau Pearl's Hill barrack, seangkatan dengan Rubiah Suparman.

 

Saturday, November 14, 2015

Tatasusila menghina pemimpin

Saya setuju dengan ulasan dari seorang Facebooker berkenaan membenci pemimpin tanpa menjaga tatasusila bangsa kita:

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Bila kita tengok komen2 menghina pemimpin di page pemimpin tersebut contohnya di page perdana menteri
Timbul juga tanggapan kurang waras seseorang itu dalam perjalanan hidupnya yg tentunya anti establishment sehingga hilang tata susila terhadap pemimpin
Nyata semua kita ada perasaan benci terhadap pemimpin di mana saja tetapi luahan hati kena kawalan ketat bak kata jgn jadi loose cannon
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Mungkin salah satu sebab ramai yg sangkut dalam jawatan yg sama berpuluh tahun.                              "

Wednesday, November 11, 2015

Dulu UMNO kafir kini Amanah .....Penjelasan hukum kafir ....Astora mengganas

Ini satu lakaran oleh Astora, (bukan Astro ) Jabat yang sudah lama tidak menulis blog mungkin kerana beliau sibuk dengan politik Melayu di Selatan Thai..
Tulisan beliau ada kala kontroversi namun kalau di amarkan ada nukilannya yang boleh masuk akal.

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UMNO nampaknya terlepas daripada politik pengkafiran dicap sebagai kafir, syirik dan jahiliah oleh para pemimpin Pas yang bergelar ulama dan tuan guru selepas parti berlabel Islam itu membuat keputusan untuk bekerjasama dengan parti terbesar orang Melayu itu.
Bagaimanapun, politik pengkafiran masih tidak terhapus daripada Pas juga, tetapi ia hanya beralih arah dan ditujukan pula kepada parti serpihannya, iaitu Parti Amanah Negara.

Pengerusi Parti Amanah Negara, Mohamad Sabu menggesa pemimpin-pemimpin PAS supaya berhenti memanggil ahli Amanah sebagai kafir kerana ia tidak memberikan sebarang kebaikan, lapor akhbar Mstar, 9 November 2015.


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Layar ke blog Astora Jabat untuk selanjutnya...Disini.

 

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