Dimana Meruah Berugama?

By Hafiz Yatim

Eskay had sworn on the Quran that: “Pada hari ini, 29 April 2011, dengan nama Allah yang Maha Pemurah lagi Maha Penyayang, saya Shazryl Eskay Abdullah berikrar dan bersumpah seperti berikut: A’uzubillahi minal syaitanirrajim, aku bersumpah bahawa aku dan Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim berada dalam paparan video yang dirakamkan pada 21 Februari 2011. Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim adalah pelaku dalam video tersebut. Sekiranya aku melakukan fitnah, maka Allah akan melaknat akanku.”  Read More Here

Saya rasa tersangat malu dengan perangai pemimpin seperti ini.

Isu betul tidak betul perkara kedua.

Setiap kesalahan yang melanggar undang2  mempunyai system untuk menentukan salah atau tidak.

Dua aspek di Malaysia yg dipeggang tegguh, pertama keluhuran ugama dan kedua keluruan undang2 (dalam kontek Malaysia) Maknanya kesalahan disisi undang2 kita ada penyelasiananya. Menakala disisi ugama tidak payah tunjuk2, kerana ianya antara yang ‘ membuat’ dengan yang Maha Kuasa ( dalam kaedah yang biasa ) Tetapi apa yang berlaku akhir2 ini telah menjadi-jadi pertunjukan seperti di gelanggag surkes-atas nama “Sumpah Laknat”. Sedikit sedikit sumpah untuk mempercayai siapa? Dimana meruah berugama?

Amde Sidik

Osama Was Unarmed During the Raid, Says White House

On Monday, the White House said bin Laden was involved in a firefight, which is why the SEALs killed rather than captured him. On Tuesday, however, White House press secretary Jay Carney said bin Laden did not fire on the SEALs. He said bin Laden resisted but offered no specifics. Bin Laden’s wife rushed the SEALs when they stormed the room, Carney said, and was shot in the calf “Bin Laden was then shot and killed,” Carney said. “He was not armed.”

That was one of many official details that have changed in the two days since bin Laden was killed. A White House transcript misidentified which of bin Laden’s sons was killed – it was Khalid, not Hamza. Officials incorrectly said bin Laden’s wife died in gunfire while serving as his human shield. That was actually bin Laden’s aide’s wife, and she was just caught in cross fire, the White House said Tuesday..

This is Brutal-Keningau Prison Chief & Gang..

Keningau Prison Chief & Gang Assaulting A Youth
CAUGHT IN THE ACT: This CCTV footage shows a senior prison officer of Keningau District, Sabah and his group of henchmen senselessly and brutally assaulting a youth in a 24-hour convenient store. This video clip was provided by a friend of the victim. (PG Requires). For the full report read
http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1645436896

I didn’t realise until the clip was posted to my face book. A comment from a Minister was just by asking victim to hold press conference in KK. I think this is a bit underscore, a kind of better said than said nothing. This is not something leader/s of community can take it lightly. Too often an incident like this is brushed aside and be forgotten with—far too many already. Government officer got drunk and this was the result. Community leaders in Keningau please do something and assist this victim. We can’t just keep quiet? Bring this matter to the highest possible level, let it be a lesson. What’s the point talking about fair, just, right  so on and so forth when a case like this does’t even reach the bottom of it?!

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monday test 1

just a test

Call Whatever You Like

I can’t stop thinking after watching the videos, hearing and reading rubbish, day and night in the media that bring nothing good for the people. Yet they claim its all for the rakyat.

It ‘s politicians themselves who misbehave. Continue reading my anger below…

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The person who glorified Malaysia in the eyes of the world–short spell of course, is in fact the same person that made Malaysia looks ugly today- no other than Mahathir Muhammad. His era was ruled by iron fist, but Malaysians in general tolerated it, with the hope his replacement could rectify the mistakes later. That would the thinking in those days.

Sacking Salleh Abas the Lord President, creating arbitrary law-a rotation for Sabah’s Chief Ministers, he despised the Sultans of the country now he allows PERKASA –his brain child poisons the mind of simple people, imprisoning Anwar Ibrahim, said, Anwar ‘punched himself’’ in prison, those are among the blunders Mahathir created.

Looking at the Malaysia Political trend, see Datuk T, the correct correct incident, the sudden death reoccurred at the same building, so on and so forth.

In the eyes of apolitical Malaysians, even if BN government is replaced by the federal opposition government Malaysian political scenario is not going to be any better but dirty, mud slugging, sex scandal, biased functioning of many public institutions favouring those who hold power.  After all about 80% politicians found in opposition were graduated from the  ’Old political Institution’.

Politicking is getting too personal, no more boundary between whether its for private or public consumption; forget what moral and religious value system broadcasted in government broadcasting day and night.

Is this the kind of Malaysia that our leaders are now building for our generation?

My particular interest-studying local political development both in Sabah and Sarawak, it had never been that ugly until federal leaders expanded their wings to these two states.  This is one of the reasons why PBB (BN) won all 35 seats it contested in Sarawak recently. PBB is local home grown of Sarawak, unlike PKR, make no mistake Sarawakians learnt from Sabah.

People of Sabah and Sarawak aren’t used, just watch during any political campaign so far, rough, badmouthing, used ugly tactics and in the future Malaysia may turn like Pakistan, if there is no other means would work, shooting and killing might be the answer. Again, is this the kind of leaders that we allow to spread out and to dictate the innocent and naïve Sabah politicians? Or should we also behave like them?

I wouldn’t mind being in the opposition rather than led by hypocrites. My interest is on people not power, call whatever you like.

Hj Amdee Sidik is Deputy President of SAPP

We Need Borneo Trunk Road

Top ferry carrying vehicles, below view of the river

From Sabah to Sarawak by road, which starts from Sindumin-Merapok border to Limbang and twice crossing Brunei then only you arrive in Miri and then only you could proceed to the rest of Sarawak; can be trouble some.

For Sindumin community or Merapok or Lawas guys would be no problem crossing Sindumin Merapok border. The immigrations officers in charge know who you are perhaps one just have to be ready with identity card.  Usually the officers don’t even bother to ask.

But crossing border between Limbang to Brunei and other end again Limbang to Brunei can be time consuming, as you have to pass two Bruenis. There are occasions when the Brunei immigration officers aren’t that friendly even if you are just passing by with to intention to stopover in Brunei.

I remember seeing press statements twice  that Malaysian government  is to construct Sabah Sarawak highway without passing Brunei. Well, my guess is it would take several more General Elections.

It really is high time we need our own road without bothering others.

I just don’t understand why a ferry is used to cross the Puni River at Puni Temburung after 48 years independent on Malaysia’s side, and equally puzzling why Brunei too behaves the same as if we are still living in colonial period. Both countries need that crossing.

The ferry can only take 10 vehicles at a time.

My suspect of the rational leaving it as it was, partly is to signify that this area is Brunei’s territory thus no negotiation required!

Abdullah Badawi made a blunder on claiming that Brunei has dropped its claim over Limbang when actually was not.

If you have no business to do in Brunei why do we have to endure this unnecessarily journey crossing Brunei after all there isn’t much to entice us going to Brunei. I just hope someone in parliament revive the issue of building Borneo highway.

Test 2 -via Borneorainbow

Test 2

Lesson To Be Learnt

Outfit Testing, look ok bah!

Sarawak State General Election results isn’t good enough for Prime Minster

The Sarawak State General Election result is good enough for Taib Mahmud. But isn’t for Najib Abd Razak.

For Taib Mahmud, now he has proved, he is still in control. He doesn’t have to agree with Najib or Muhydin. A double edge sword-the neighbour is watching.

Not good enough for Najib, Malaysia economic is in the hand of Chinese, the Utusan Malaysia can bull shit around. UMNO can’t survive without other  racial political parties.

12 seats in Sarawak DUN is substantial to convey the massage to Peninsular, as the next election isn’t wholly about State affairs anymore but about who control Parliament, another in Sarawak and plus sister Sabah.

No, I think Najib would wait a little while to announce country’s General Election.

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Sure, we learnt a few things judging from the results of Sarawak General Election, last night 16 April 2011.

For those visited the ground and observed what were said and did and perhaps later try to synchronize in logical sense from the result; mind boggling it is, but it’s Sarawak’s style!

In the end it Borneo’s matter prevails.

Yes, I do agree, we’ve more than 1Malaysia as proved by DAP. But that doesn’t mean we, from both divides, ones are less patriotic to the country  than the other. Here is about ability to convey the massage. The message about which way is the best way to save the country, in this case, very paculiar, which way is the best way to save the State of Sarawak, that must be in the mind of majority in Sarawakians.

There are many ways of saying as well as doing this. In Sarawak’s rural, no sophisticated techniques required, a mere wishper would do, because if they do openly it would back fire, see the results obtained by PKR which fielded 49 seats won only 3. (of course one can still talk about money and cheats)

The DAP is different even though both are in Pakatan. DAP voters are from 2Malaysians. This group is fighting for the ‘Malaysian whole’, while the other I could say is fighting for local, yet happily merged –unspoken or written agreement in as far as politics is concerned.

It’s all about fighting injustices. Injustices about treatment of State like Sarawak by the federal, was there a need to take swearing in, in hastily manner for Taib Mahmud? This wouldn’t happen in Sabah where everything else must come from Prime Minister and from KL.

To a point, it isn’t just Sarawakians, many Sabahan would agree no matter how disagree they’re with Taib Mahmud.

SNAP was squeezed, badly strategized, too late to rescue once becomes mash potatoes. True or untrue about the allegations poured on them became irrelevant.

Both PKR and DAP wanted SNAP that way.

Here the danger, the non-local parties are here to stay in Borneo. The history of DAP’s survival tells us, it isn’t intended to be superior but just to presence but via innovations and the change of mindset, makes DAP ‘difference. A sheer hard work, slowly and surely becomes worth pursuing.

At the same token if local parties aren’t careful all would face the same fate .This would be the line of thought (…) leave to continue

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Miri to make it straight!

Last night BN ceramah (April 13)

Miri, April 14, 2011-700pm

PM, Najib Abd Razak is now in Miri.  Noticed spot has been cleared for BN gathering  just behind where we stay-Imperial Palace hotel. Roadblocks and traffic jam is already chocking the city.

Last night I attended BN ceramah also in the city-picture above. By the look of it, it couldn’t be more than 200 people, I meant, by looking and the chairs. Very big contrast with DAP ceramah two nights before which swamped by thousands. I’m sure the massage has been conveyed to Najib and that Najib must deliver his massage to night.

I met the candidate Zolhaidah Suboh this afternoon a young Kadayan girl.

N62,Lambir is a four cornered fight constituency; BN, PKR, SNAP and PCM (Parti Cinta Malaysia)

Both BN and PKR candidates are Kadayan girls. Good luck ladies.

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We care wherever we are..

We stopped by in Bekenu at little restaurant on the way to Miri. I’m proud to say  (of how handy) one of our boys-Zamry giving a hand to mend the sound system after noticing the girls were struggling to hear the Thai movie in the TV-top picture, below is the  routine view when traveling from Bintulu to Miri. Only two days I ago that I discovered another, one of us is extraordinarily expert in driving a four wheel vehicle, after we were denied to cross hilly, slippery and muddy hill on the way to Marudi. Thank you guys.

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