Khamis, 16 Disember 2010

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Kopitiam Bang Nan

Oii...jangan buat lawaklah...he he!!

Posted: 16 Dec 2010 07:32 PM PST

Begitulah dunia di Malaysia akhir2 ini. Rais Yatim dipilih jadi Tokoh Buku Negara 2010. Nak tanya...selain dari buku Jelobak Jelebu dan tesis PhD yang dia sendiri tak percaya tu...buku apa yang dia karang? He he...lawak pagi Jumaat betullah...

Kelmarin kalau tak silap aku, ada seorang professor super kangkong terpilih sebagai Professor Ulung Negara. Alahai...kalau kriterianya buat kenyataan bodoh menyokong kerajaan untuk terpilih sebagai Professor Ulung Negara, semua kangkong dalam Malaysia ni layak oiii....

Nak bagi peringat tentang salah satu kenyataan paling bangang professor super kangkong ni ialah ketika mengulas kemenangan Anwar Ibrahim dalam PRK Permatang Pauh daulu....apa kata beliau?

"Anwar menang sebab hujan lebat turun di sekitar kawasan mengundi. Ini menghalang ramai pengundi BN dari menunaikan tanggungjawab masing2."

Tak rasa bangang ke mamat ni...bukankah kalau semua orang turun mengundi, majoriti undi kemenangan Anwar akan lebih besar lagi?

Nampaknya, nak jadi tokoh negara semasa pemerintahan BN salah satu kriterianya ialah mesti bangang!!

Rais Yatim dipilih Tokoh Buku Negara 2010
December 17, 2010

KUALA LUMPUR, 17 Dis — Menteri Penerangan, Komunikasi dan Kebudayaan Datuk Seri Dr Rais Yatim dipilih sebagai penerima Anugerah Tokoh Buku Negara 2010, pada majlis Anugerah Buku Negara di sini malam tadi.

Anugerah yang disampaikan isteri Perdana Menteri Datin Seri Rosmah Mansor itu sebagai menghargai jasa beliau yang berjuang dalam bidang penulisan dan penerbitan buku.

Ketika ditemui pemberita, Rais berkata perjuangan dalam bidang penulisan dan penerbitan buku merupakan perjuangan tamadun yang perlu dilaksanakan secara berterusan.

Beliau berkata ini kerana buku merupakan elemen penting dalam pembinaan tamadun dan negara bangsa yang berilmu dalam negara ini.

"Justeru industri penulisan perlu diperkasakan, agar bolehlah kita menanam semangat itu dalam membina negara bangsa kita," katanya.

Turut hadir Timbalan Menteri Pengajian Tinggi Datuk Saifuddin Abdullah dan Timbalan Menteri Kemajuan Luar Bandar dan Wilayah Datuk Hasan Malek.

Anugerah Buku Negara yang mengandungi enam Anugerah Perdana dan 25 Anugerah Industri diadakan bagi mengiktiraf dan menghargai perjuangan industri penerbitan buku selain memberi suntikan semangat kepada pemain industri sebagai galakan agar terus menghasilkan buku yang berkualiti.

Anugerah Perdana melibatkan anugerah Tokoh Buku Negara 2010, Tokoh Pengarang 2010, Kedai Buku Terbaik 2010, Tokoh Pembangunan Buku Negara 2010 dan Penerbit Terbaik 2010.

Selain itu, Anugerah Industri pula melibatkan Penulis Terbaik, Penterjemah Terbaik, Editor Terbaik, Ilustrator Terbaik, Rekabentuk Buku Terbaik, Jurufoto Terbaik, Pencetak dan Penjilid Terbaik, dan Buku Terbaik. — Bernama

Buat malu orang Sabah...

Posted: 16 Dec 2010 06:19 PM PST

KUALA LUMPUR: Tan Sri Pandikar Amin Mulia meletak jawatan sebagai Ketua UMNO Bahagian Kota Marudu bagi memberi tumpuan kepada tugas barunya sebagai Yang Dipertua Dewan Rakyat.

Pandikar Amin memberitahu selaku Speaker Dewan Rakyat, beliau perlu dilihat sebagai individu yang adil dari segi tindakan dan juga tingkah laku dan adalah wajar beliau tidak begitu aktif dalam politik.

"(Bekas Speaker) Allahyarham Tun Zahir (Ismail) tidak pernah selama 32 tahun memegang mana-mana jawatan dalam parti politik, tidak pernah bergiat aktif dalam politik. Jadi, saya juga perlu buktikan saya juga tidak terbabit secara aktif sebab saya adalah Speaker untuk semua pihak," katanya.

Di atas adalah petikan berita oleh Bernama pada bulan Mei 2008.

Kunun nak tunjuk yang dia ni impartial.

Selain dari cakap tak serupa bikin, mamat ni betul2 mencemar nama Allahyarham Tun Zahir Ismail.

Allahyarham Tun, pada akupun bukannya speaker yang outstanding. Tapi tak adalah seteruk mamat ni.

Bila membaca tulisan Zorro Unmasked (di bawah ini)...aku tergelak sendirian. What a mangkok!! He he...

HE SURE IS THE MOST POWERFUL IN THE LAND.
He can give BN, a two-third majority, this critter can!

But you got to qualify as a hypocrite!

HYPOCRISY, SOMEONE SAID, IS PREJUDICE WITH A HALO AND I DO RECALL FRANCOIS, DUC DE LA ROCHEFOUCAULD SAY THAT HYPOCRISY IS AN HOMAGE THAT VICE RENDERS TO VIRTUE.

When appointed Speaker of the House after the aftermath of 308, he resigned as an UMNO division chief because:

"It is for the dignity of the House. I do not want to be seen as an active Umno member holding a division chief post."

"I hope to emulate the late Dewan Rakyat Speaker Tun Zahir Ismail who in his 22 years gained respect by staying away from political positions."

(Ahchewwwwww, acewwwwww….I think you know that I am allergic to bull shit.)

How insulting to Tun Zahir! How puerile to aspire to decency and fairness that were the hallmark of Tun? How presumptuous that he thought we would buy his piss-poor neutered performance! He is the SOB who would wrap himself up in the national flag and challenged us to burn him, not realizing that we would rather use the flag to hang him! Dang, but he is the anointed Speaker who speaks what is whispered to him by his handler. What more can I say about this syphilitic lancheow except "hold it tight because without it, you will be the speaker turned squeaker."

Deputy Prime Minister Muhyiddin Yassin said that MPs needed to debate competently with integrity and more thought, to make Malaysia's parliament world class.

Now that is like eating an apple or an elephant whole. We will choke to death. We need to take small bites, masticate instead of swallowing. How about trying to aim for second class, then graduate to first class, sack the Speaker and then probably dream about being world class.

I do not want to defile this posting with his name but if you just want to know how a speaker should not behave such go HERE, HERE

Over to you Zulbabwe...

Posted: 16 Dec 2010 07:56 AM PST

Kalaulah Anwar yang buat statement macam ni...agaknya dah dilabel kafir brother kita tu...

Tapi kenyataan ini keluar dari kawan baik dia (new darling)...kita sama2 tengok!! Paling kuatpun dia suruh taubat agaknya!!

Nazri says Islamic scholars suffering from 'inferiority complex'
By Shazwan Mustafa KamalDecember 16, 2010

Nazri: But I disagree that Islam is more superior than other religions, that I cannot accept. I believe Islam does not ask you to say things like that.KUALA LUMPUR, Dec 16 — Datuk Seri Nazri Aziz lashed out today at Muslims who claim Islam was superior to other religions, warning that it smacked of pure "arrogance".

He was referring to remarks by Islamic scholars and a government think tank at a recent forum on religious pluralism.

The Minister in the Prime Minister's said they were suffering from an "inferiority complex."

Nazri argued that Islam was already recognised under the Federal Constitution, so there was no need to say that Islam was better than other faiths.

"Why are they questioning this? Islam is not under any threat. If you so believe that Islam is a superior religion, why should you worry about any so-called "inferior" religion? They are suffering from (an) inferiority complex. Even if it's not guaranteed, why should you be scared? You should have enough faith to be confident of your own beliefs, and not belittle the beliefs of others. It all comes from inferiority complex," the minister told The Malaysian Insider.

Scholars at a forum hosted by Ikim had said that accepting religious pluralism meant other religions were equal to Islam, which they claimed was superior.

Ikim, the federal government's think-tank, also issued a statement on the issue yesterday, saying that under Islam "not all religions were equal".

"They are right and they are also wrong. They are right because Islam has a special place in this country, which is guaranteed under the constitution. But I disagree that Islam is more superior than other religions, that I cannot accept. I believe Islam does not ask you to say things like that.

"We cannot be arrogant, we must be tolerant . I think Islam promotes moderation, and not extremism," said Nazri bluntly.

The minister claimed that the remarks made by Islamic scholars, which was published in Umno-owned Utusan Malaysia yesterday, would only drive a bigger wedge between Muslims and non-Muslims.

He dismissed Ikim's statement as a "personal opinion" of the think tank, stressing that it did not tally with the Najib administration's stand.

"Even then, Ikim is one of the many institutions that gives their personal opinions. The way that we should behave as a Muslim is to feel confident and to be moderate, to accept other people's views. That way Islam will be accepted rather than you make statements which can hurt other people or drive them away from us," added Nazri. .

He also criticised the scholar's attacks on Kelantan Mentri Besar Datuk Nik Aziz Nik Mat, saying that it was "ok" for Muslim leaders to attend non-Muslim functions.

"If you go to a non-Muslim event, and you sit outside, it's ok.

"Islam must be able to live side by side with other religions. You cannot be going to war with other religions. But do not question my faith because I have said this. I am a Muslim and proud to be one," he said.

Deputy Minister in the Prime Minister's department Datuk S.K Devamany dismissed the remarks made by the Umno-linked scholars, saying that what was important was for the government to be clear on its acceptance of other religions in the country.

He said that "intellectual discourses" like what was reported in Utusan had been going on for a long time and it was nothing new.

"Let the scholars decide.. I think this is an intellectual discourse, as long as the government is very clear about direction of all religions in this country, and the provisions provided under the constitution, as long as all other religions are protecetd, nation will remain intact... scholars throughout the world have been arguing on interpretation and i don't want to get involved in that interpretation process," Devamany told The Malaysian Insider.

"I do not want to dwell into this. Let us not get involved into arguments which may prove detrimental to the very efforts of nation-building. For me, I have become a good person through my religion, and I respect Muslims, Christians, Buddhists, whatever religion. Basic key is respect for each other," said the MIC vice-president.

Devamany's remarks echoed the Malaysian Consultative Council for Buddhism, Christianity, Hinduism, Sikhism and Taoism (MCCBCHST)'s stand in refusing to be drawn into a public debate on the matter.

MCCBCHST today baulked at recent remarks by Muslim scholars that their religion is superior but said that they preferred for the dialogue to be kept on a "peaceful" basis.

"It's just a theological stand and everybody, every religion has its own," the council's president Reverend Thomas Phillips told The Malaysian Insider today.

"It's no problem to us," Phillips said, saying that both the Muslim and non-Muslim sides had been reaching out to each other to hold joint activities at the grassroots and were beginning to build up on trust.

MCCBCHST and Ikim are both members of the Cabinet's special committee set up this year in the aftermath of a series of attacks on houses of worship nationwide following last year's court decision over the use of the word "Allah".

The inter-religious panel had a shaky start but appear to be settling down after Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Razak stepped in and gave it his personal attention.

But Phillips noted too that the remarks did not represent the view of all Muslims, pointing to Perlis mufti Dr Juanda Jaya's rebuttal yesterday.

"It's something for them to deal with. We won't be dragged into it. We shouldn't be dragged into it," he stressed, choosing to steer clear of the theological debate.

Phillips, who is also head of the Mar Thoma church here, said religious leaders from the non-Muslim communities were unlikely to pull out from the interfaith panel's ongoing talks for a peaceful resolution to religious disputes based on the provocative attitude of a few individuals.

"In the last couple of months, the atmosphere has improved. It's no problem for us to continue to see and engage with everybody.

"We're trying to understand each other and are living in harmony. We are co-existing harmoniously," he stressed.

Dewan kecoh usul gantung Anwar

Posted: 16 Dec 2010 05:28 AM PST

Antara manusia dan babi....

Posted: 15 Dec 2010 09:49 PM PST

Apabila manusia bertindak membabi buta...kehinaannya lebih rendah dari seekor babi. Menghukum tanpa memberi ruang untuk membela diri adalah undang2 rimba....Faham2lah maksud ayat aku ni...!!

Dewan Rakyat: Kecoh di dalam, tegang di luar

Dewan Rakyat hari ini terus kecoh sebelum usul bagi menggantung empat ahli parlimen Pakatan Rakyat termasuk ketua pembangkang, Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim diluluskan.

Anwar dan Speaker, Tan Sri Pandikar Amin Mulia terus bertikam lidah dengan ketua umum PKR itu menuntut hak untuk membela diri berhubung dakwaannya yang mengaitkan gagasan 1Malaysia dengan firma perhubungan awam Apco Worldwide.

Pandikar berkata Anwar telah diberikan seminggu untuk menjawab dakwaan berkenaan dan kenyataannya itu mencetuskan kemarahan daripada ahli parlimen pembangkang.

Ahli parlimen Gombak Azmin Ali terus bangkit dan menafikan bahawa Anwar diberi peluang membela dirinya.

Hari ini adalah hari terakhir sidang parlimen sesi ini dan 11 rang undang-undang yang sepatutnya dibahaskan telah tunda pada sidang baru yang dijadualkan pada Mac depan.

Di luar bangunan Dewan Rakyat, terdapat anggota polis yang luar biasa ramainya serta sekurang-kurangnya lima kereta peronda mengawal keadaan.

Dianggarkan kira-kira 40 anggota polis berada di sepanjang jalan menuju pintu pagar parlimen.

Sekatan polis juga dibuat kira-kira 20 meter daripada pintu masuk parlimen.

LAPORAN LANGSUNG

11.43am: Ketua Pemuda PKR, Shamsul Iskandar berkata perarakan akan diadakan dari bangunan Parlimen ke ibu pejabat Suhakam, yang terletak kira-kira dua kilometer.

Namun, kira-kira 40 anggota polis berada dalam keadaan bersiap-sedia.

11.33am: Hujan renyai di luar bangunan Parlimen.

11.32am: Perbahasan mengenai usul kedua dimulakan oleh Abdul Rahman Dahlan (Umno-Kota Belud).

Beliau menuduh ketiga-tiga ahli parlimen itu membuat interpretasi Peraturan Dewan mengikut agenda politik mereka.

11.30am: Nazri mengusulkan usul kedua untuk menggantung tiga lagi ahli parlimen - R Sivarasa (PKR-Subang), Azmin Ali (PKR-Gombak) and Karpal Singh (DAP-Bukit Gelugor).

11.29am: Ahli parlimen pembangkang melaungkan "Bohong, Bohong!" Anwar meninggalkan Dewan dan diikuti oleh semua ahli parlimen pembangkang.

11.25am: Pandikar memutuskan untuk menguatkuaskan Peraturan 44. Beliau mengarahkan setiausaha dewan untuk membekalkan setiap nama ahli parlimen yang mengengkarinya supaya mereka juga boleh dihgantung.

11.28am: Pandikar mengugut untuk mengadakan undian tanpa perbahasan. Azmin Ali (PKR-Gombak) menuntut untuk tahu peraturan mana yang akan digunakan oleh speaker untuk mengadakan undian tanpa perbahasan.

Pandikar kemudian memutuskan undian dijalankan tanpa perbahasan. Usul menggantung Anwar diluluskan dengan suara majoriti.

11.20am: Pandikar mengarahkan Khairy supaya meneruskan perbahasan mengenai usul berkenaan tetapi laungan "Apco-Umno" terus menenggelamkan suaranya.

Sepanduk sekali lagi dinaikkan dan ada ahli parlimen yang menjerit "mentaliti buruk".

11.17am: Sivarasa (PKR-Subang) mendesak speaker Pandikar supaya "undur diri" kerana percanggahan kepentingan dalam isu berkenaan.

Beliau disokong oleh M Kulasegaran (DAP-Ipoh Barat) yang juga berkeras mahu Pandikar mengundurkan diri dan mempersoalkan sama ada tindakan speaker itu kerana "kepentingan lain".

11.08am: Pandikar mempersilakan Khairy Jamaluddin (Umno-Rembau) untuk memulakan perbahasan. Namun suaranya juga tenggelam. Ahli parlimen pembangkang menaikkan sepanduk dengan tertera perkara "kangarroo", "BN Sokong Apco", "Apco", "Selamatkan Dewan, Hidup Ketua Pembangkang."

11.04am: Nazri mohon supaya Anwar digantung dari Dewan Rakyat. Namun suaranya timbul tenggelam akibat kekecohan dengan laungan "Apco-Umno" semakin lantang. Nazri berkata Anwar telah memperdayakan Dewan Rakyat berhubung isu Apco.

11am: Pemimpin parlimen BN, Dartuk Seri Mohd Nazri Aziz membentangkan usul untuk menggantung Anwar di sebalik protes daripada ahli parlimen Pakatan Rakyat yang terus menjerit "Apco, Apco". Ini memaksa Nazri menghampiri pembesar suara dan meninggikan suaranya namun terus ditenggelami oleh jeritan ahli parlimen pembangkang.

10.55am: Bantahan daripada pembangkang berterusan, Pandikar mencadangkan mereka membuat usul jika tidak berpuas hati dengan keputusan dan interprestasinya berhubung Peraturan Dewan.

Azmin terus bangkit lagi dan berkata, "Tetapi awak tidak mahu terima usul kami!"

Ahli parlimen Pakatan Rakyat yang lain kemudian menjerit "Apco-Umno" berulang-kali dan menaikkan sepanduk untuk menunjukkan rasa tidak puas hati mereka.

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