jaketbiru

... catatan lama....

2012-01-05T11:23:00.001+08:00

SEJUTA WAJAH SERIBU CARA

aku pernah dipesan
tak perlu mencari kesempurnaan
jika diri tak ketahuan

aku pernah disergah dalam lamunan
bukan cuma diri ku dimamah kepayahan
masih ramai yang dihanyut kegetiran
langkah ku penuh sandungan noda dan nista
lantaran aku diingatkan
jangan terus diuji kesetiaan
ironik nasihat dari semua
kerana..
telah nyata

cinta itu pemberian dari Nya
tak perlu gusar akan kesuciannya
tak perlu ragu ketulusanya
tak perlu sangsi pada jujurnya
jika cinta yang kau beri adalah sesuci yang dikurniakan

... kalau aku bercerita....

2012-01-03T12:17:00.002+08:00

...'QULIL HAQ WALAU KANAL MURRA'..
..yang benar itu memang pahit untuk diluahkan..

... U can have a nation if U got $ ....

2011-11-02T12:32:00.001+08:00

Alarming resurgence of mercenaries

UNITED NATIONS (Reuters) - There has been an "alarming resurgence" in the use of mercenaries in the past year, according to U.N. experts who cited events in Libya and Ivory Coast and called for action to halt the trend.

A five-person U.N. panel on mercenaries, in a report to the General Assembly, also renewed its call for increased regulation of what it called the "ever-expanding activities" of private military and security companies.

"In the last year, we have seen an alarming resurgence of the use of mercenaries in armed conflict -- often in new and novel ways," the group's chair, Faiza Patel, said.
"In both (Ivory Coast) and Libya, the (panel) is deeply concerned about alleged mercenary involvement in serious human rights violations, such as summary executions, enforced disappearances, rape, torture, arbitrary arrests and detentions."

The panel "encourages states to cooperate in order to ensure that mercenaries are arrested and tried," Patel said in an address Monday to the General Assembly's human rights committee.
She cited reports that former Ivory Coast President Laurent Gbagbo hired some 4,500 Liberian mercenaries in a failed attempt to beat off the forces of rival Alassane Ouattara, who according to U.N. figures beat him in an election a year ago. Gbagbo was ousted in April.

In Libya, she noted that the U.N. Human Rights Council had concluded foreigners from neighboring African countries and possibly Eastern Europe had taken part in the country's civil war and committed rights abuses, especially fighters for ousted leader Muammar Gaddafi.
Patel told reporters Tuesday her group would visit both Libya and Ivory Coast within the next few months.

Use of mercenaries is outlawed by a 1989 U.N. convention, but only 32 countries are party to it. In a written report to the General Assembly, the U.N. panel urged countries that had not joined to do so "as a matter of urgency."

RIGHTS RISKS

The group also urged countries to address the problem of private military and security firms, an industry Patel said could be worth anything from $20 billion to $100 billion per year and is being increasingly used by governments, companies and even the United Nations.

The issue was dramatized by the 2007 killing of at least 14 civilians in Iraq, which has been blamed on security guards of the U.S. firm Blackwater, since renamed Xe Services. The guards say they fired in self-defense in the incident.

"The potential impact of the widespread activities of private military and security companies on human rights means that they cannot be allowed to continue to operate without adequate regulation and mechanisms to ensure accountability," Patel said.

The U.N. panel has drafted a proposed convention that would define what activities such companies could carry out, obligate states to set up national registration and licensing schemes, and set up an international monitoring mechanism.

U.N. member states are currently studying the draft. An intergovernmental working group set up by the Geneva-based Human Rights Council is due to hold its next meeting in January, Patel said.
"There's a fair amount of agreement that you do need regulation of these companies, that the kinds of activities that they're doing are such that they do pose risks to human rights," she told journalists.
But whereas some countries wanted tough international regulation, others favored simply a code of conduct and national legislation, Patel said.

... lets color the blog...

2011-10-24T10:10:00.005+08:00

warna-warna di Fraser Hill
22-23 okt 2011

.... me ....

2011-10-19T06:31:00.001+08:00

.... jika tersandung ...

2011-10-17T19:15:00.004+08:00

angger kesandung ojo tebo..

angger tebo ojo kawos..

angger kawos ojo minggat...

angger minggat ojo melaku..

angger melaku ojo kesandung......

terusnek...

jika tersandung jangan terjatuh..

jika terjatuh jangan serik..

jika serik jangan lari ..

jika lari jangan berjalan..

jika berjalan jangan pulak tersandung....

teruskan..

... Kucing.xmy ...

2011-09-26T11:00:00.001+08:00

... 2 boys & a girl ...

2011-09-26T08:22:00.000+08:00

.... close up ....

2011-09-26T08:14:00.001+08:00

... the untold stories...

2011-09-22T16:59:00.001+08:00

... a kid & me ...

2011-09-22T16:43:00.001+08:00

....rumah sepupu part 2 ...

2011-09-20T23:25:00.001+08:00

... rumah sepupu part 1 ....

2011-09-20T23:13:00.001+08:00

Black Dog Bone - Di Ganggu Kenangan

2011-09-20T12:51:00.000+08:00

.... asam pedas ....

2011-09-19T08:39:00.002+08:00

.... Batu Pahat - asam pedas merupakan lauk yang digemari oleh penduduk di sini.. dalam tahap extreme..

tinggal kepala ikan jer.. badan dah habis dijual

kuah asam pedas dalam periuk/belanga? yang besar

daun kesum yang segar..

asam pedas johor - daun kesum dan bunga kantan

asam pedas melaka - daun limau purut

licin beb!!!!

banyak untung nihhh..

..freedom vs peace..

2011-08-18T09:31:00.008+08:00

'Western' models not working

2011/08/18

THERE is no doubt that the sparks that set off the riots in London and the Arab Spring are distinct. The London riots were ignited by police killing a black man while the immediate trigger for the outbreak of protests in the Middle-East was the Jasmine Revolution in Tunisia.

While the revolts in the Middle East were directed at their ageing leaders and ineffectual governments, the riots in London were seen as class warfare. Some commentators, therefore, were quick to point out that England is not the Middle East.

But what took place in the streets of London, Birmingham, and Liverpool is a sign of the corrosion taking place in Western democracies. When the new Arab revolt erupted, Western powers were singing praises of the disaffected youth. The young activists were seen as a beacon of hope struggling against "sultanistic" dictatorships.

What they fail to tell the Arab youths is a simple truth: regime change will not necessarily bring about political stability and prosperity.

While Western governments, the United States in particular, are pushing for market liberalisation, the financial crisis that is gripping the European Union and the US is symptomatic of a market failure that was set in motion by former US president Ronald Reagan's and former British prime minister Margaret Thatcher's market orthodoxies.

As such, some of the violence in London can be traced to the austerity programmes that the United Kingdom instituted. Cash-strapped Western governments are also cutting social services, everything from libraries and daycare centres to transit and snow removal.

The US has bucked the kind of violence that erupted in London but it is only a matter of time before Americans realise that unemployment is not a temporary phenomenon but a more permanent one.

The Arabs and their youth should be wary of embracing the Western liberal democratic model as a market economy and democracy are not a sure fit.

Economically, the oil shocks of 1973 to 1974 and 1979 to 1980 brought down the curtain on that fortunate, early postwar combination of high growth, low inflation and low unemployment in North America and Europe.

Although economists differ on the origins of the slowdown, virtually all econometric analyses confirm the view of the man on the street: Western economies took a turn for the worse around 1973 to 1974, and are still reeling from the financial meltdown in 2008.

Recovery is, therefore, a slow and uncertain process. In recent years, Europe had high unemployment; the US endured sharply reduced rates of real wage growth and, now, unemployment.

What more, as the massacre in Norway illustrates, Europe is shying away from multiculturalism and is becoming less tolerant.

Increased mobility and growing individuation eroded family and community ties in the West and, as the London riots demonstrate, the trend towards declining respect for authority continued in Western society.

Facing an altered electoral marketplace, leaders everywhere call for less government, less bureaucracy, less regulation and less public spending.

Should the rest of the developing world, the Middle East included, continue to trot down the same developmental path as the West, the twin problem of market and government failure will continue to haunt humanity.

DR AZEEM FAZWAN AHMAD FAROUKSenior lecturer and chairman of Political Science SectionSchool of Social SciencesUniversiti Sains Malaysia Penang

... england riot ...

2011-08-15T12:48:00.002+08:00

a note to us

Double standard of Democracy..

2011-08-11T17:12:00.006+08:00

This articel was wrote by Dr Mahathir, which discuss on democracy and non interfering policy base on current world situations.. the manipulations of super power on United Nations Organizations were something for us to think about..

1. There is much gloating in the West overwhat is happening in the Arab countries. They, the West, have been peddlingdemocracy to the world and at times they would assassinate leaders or invadecountries so as to impose their democracy. Now the Arabs are doing this work for them. The Arabs themselves are overthrowing their authoritarian Governmentsso as to, presumably, install democratic Governments in their places.

2. Overthrowing Governments is serious business. It normally involves violence and killings. Fortunately the people inTunisia and Egypt have achieved their objectives without too much bloodshed. But the Libyan Government is not ready to go. So are the Governments of Syria,
Yemen and Bahrain.

3. The situation in these four countries is not to the liking of the western democrats. They want to make sure that the despotic rulers surrender and the forces of democracy take over. If the people
cannot overthrow their Governments by themselves, than the West must take a
hand in ensuring that the authoritarian rulers are deposed.

4. I don’t think it is right for theWestern powers to interfere. We believe strongly in non-interference in theinternal affairs of independent nations. That was what independence was about:the right to manage a nation’s affairs by its people. And the uprisings ofpeople, be they simple demonstration, civil wars or rebellions are basicallythe internal affairs of the countries’ concerned. No one really has a right to interfere.

5. But then one remembers Cambodia and Bosnia-Herzegovina. In Cambodia the Pol Pot regime decided to get rid of all intellectuals and others believed to be against the Government. The world knew something horrid was happening in that country but a policy of non-interference in the internal affairs of nations stood in the way. As a result two million Cambodians were systematically bludgeoned to death.

6. In Bosnia-Herzegovina the Serbs openly announced that they intended to cleanse the country of European Muslims. With guns and bombs and missiles they set about doing this as the world watched live on TV. Even when NATO soldiers were sent in, they turned a blind eye when the Serbs systematically massacred 12,000 Bosnian men and boys while the women were raped. The Dutch soldiers tasked with protecting these people simply moved away.

7. Far from helping the Bosnians the West decreed that no weapons should be supplied to them. This is to “reduce” killings. Let the killings be done by the Serbs only. Allowing the Bosnians to
defend themselves, would result in Serbs being killed also. And so the Bosnians were massacred by the Serbs, without Serb deaths adding to the numbers killed.

8. By the time the United Nations decided to send in a peace-keeping force, a hundred thousand Bosnians had been killed.

9. The price for non-interference is clearly very high. But is it better for other countries to send forces to help the rebels or the Government. The Americans went into Korea, Vietnam and
Grenada to support the Governments of these countries. The result is a full-scale war in which a lot of people, not just soldiers were killed. The end of the wars saw Korea divided into two and the defeat of the United States in Vietnam. Only in Grenada was the mighty US successful.

10. Apparently interventions in the internal affairs of nations do not always yield good result. It is worse when force has to be used.

11. Interventions in Afghanistan and Iraq have resulted in increasing the numbers killed without the objectives being realised. Indeed the situation now is perhaps worse than before intervention.

12. Today we see NATO forces not just supporting the rebels in Libya but have actually carried out military assaults against Government forces. They have interpreted “no-fly zone” to mean outright aerial attacks against Gadaffi. In fact it is obvious that NATO is bent on assassinating the Libyan leader and his family. Is this the right way to reduce bloodshed?

13. Bloodshed is not something to be encouraged. But when attacks are made against the Government there is bound to be bloodshed.

14. We have all but forgotten that one of the most important reasons for setting up the United Nations is to end wars. What is happening in Libya and other Arab countries is war, civil war. It is
the bounden duty of the United Nations to stop the wars. But the United Nations should not pass judgement and take sides. The United Nations should not help one side to defeat the other.

15. But then how should the United Nations go about stopping the killings? Is it by a “no-fly zone” resolution? We are seeing now that “no-fly zone” means aerial and ground attacks by NATO forces against Libyan Government forces. Basically the United Nations have declared war against Libya. It is hardly in keeping with an institution to end wars and promote peace.

16. What the United Nations should do is to engineer a peaceful solution. It should try to get the two sides to agree to negotiate, or to submit to United Nations arbitration, or to seek for judgement of the claims by a world court. If all these fail a referendum supervised by the UN should be held so as to ascertain the true wishes of the people.

17. If any side refuses to all these means of peaceful settlement, then the United Nations must act against the recalcitrant side. Force may need to be used to get the recalcitrant to accept United Nations’ efforts at peaceful settlement of the dispute.

18. It is important that the United Nations does not allow NATO or any other power to act on its behalf. The operation should be a United Nations operation commanded by United Nations – appointed commanders.

19. This action is not new because the United Nations has always been tasked to keep combatants apart. However the United Nations may have to use more force than usual in order to separate the
warring factions and bring them to the negotiating table.

20. It is likely that if the operation is truly a United Nations operation for the purpose of giving both sides a hearing or for conducting a national referendum, the parties to the conflicts are more
likely to show respect for the move.

...ASEAN..

2011-08-02T09:42:00.015+08:00

Asean

INTRODUCTION

Granting that the Southeast Asian region has conflicts and disputes that require multilateral or regional intervention, does ASEAN have the will and capacity to take up this role? Broadly defined, ASEAN itself is a confidence-building mechanism. In a sense, it prevents conflicts by managing interdependence and promoting integration giving its members stakes in each other’s peace, stability and prosperity. Its enduring commitment to respect each other’s territorial integrity has eliminated grave threats of invasion or incursion within the neighborhood.

Over the years, ASEAN has slowly but consistently undertaken some initiatives to promote the habit of dialogue and consultation as ways of preventing conflicts. These include providing a multilateral forum for political and security dialogue in the form of the ASEAN Regional Forum. Within ASEAN, processes like the annual ASEAN summit, regular meetings of ASEAN foreign ministers, and joint meetings of foreign and defense officials keep the communications open among the member states.

HISTORICAL BACKGROUND

Prior to the creation of ASEAN in 1967, there were a number of regional organizations in the sub-region. These included the Southeast Asia Treaty Organization (SEATO), Asian and Pacific Council (ASPAC), the Association of Southeast Asia (ASA) and Maphilindo. Of these only Maphilindo and ASA were initiated and supported exclusively by Southeast Asian nations.

The Association of Southeast Asia (ASA) was formed in 1961 comprising Malaysia, Thailand and the Philippines. The initial proposal for the formation of a regional grouping among the countries in Southeast Asia came in 1958 from Tuanku Abdul Rahman. The Association of Southeast Asian Nations or ASEAN was established on 8 August 1967 in Bangkok by the five original Member Countries, namely, Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore, and Thailand. Brunei Darussalam joined on 8 January 1984, Vietnam on 28 July 1995, Laos and Myanmar on 23 July 1997, and Cambodia on 30 April 1999.

Despite the dominance of political and strategic consideration in its founding, the Bangkok Declaration which heralded the formation of ASEAN placed its major emphasis on regional economic cooperation and social stability as evidenced in the seven point declaration which outlined the aims and purposes of the association. These goals and purposes were:

a. To accelerate the economic growth, social progress and cultural development in the region through joint endeavours.

b. To promote regional peace and stability through abiding respect for justice and the rule of law in the relationship among countries of the region.

c. To promote active collaboration and mutual assistance on matters of common interest in the fields of economic, social, cultural, technical, scientific and administrative fields.

d. To provide assistance to each other in the form of training and research facilities.

e. To collaborate more effectively for the greater utilization of their agriculture and industries, the expansion of their trade, the improvement of their transport and communication facilities and the raising of the living standards of their people.

f. To promote Southeast Asian Studies.

g. To maintain close and beneficial cooperation with existing international and regional organisations with similar aims and purposes and explore all avenues for such closer cooperation among themselves.

FUNDAMENTAL PRINCIPLES

The Treaty of Amity and Cooperation (TAC) in Southeast Asia, signed at the First ASEAN Summit on 24 February 1976, declared that in their relations with one another, the High Contracting Parties should be guided by the following fundamental principles:

a. Mutual respect for the independence, sovereignty, equality, territorial integrity, and national identity of all nations;

b. The right of every State to lead its national existence free from external interference, subversion or coercion;

c. Non-interference in the internal affairs of one another;

d. Settlement of differences or disputes by peaceful manner;

e. Renunciation of the threat or use of force; and

f. Effective cooperation among themselves.

The TAC stated that ASEAN political and security dialogue and cooperation should aim to promote regional peace and stability by enhancing regional resilience. Regional resilience shall be achieved by cooperating in all fields based on the principles of self-confidence, self-reliance, mutual respect, cooperation, and solidarity, which shall constitute the foundation for a strong and viable community of nations in Southeast Asia.

Western nations have long criticized ASEAN's non-interference policy when serious issues should be addressed. But ASEAN members say its policy of non-confrontation is more effective and in tune with Asian cultural ways. Although individual member states have been critical, the grouping has been reluctant to tackle the issue as a bloc.

THE DEVELOPMENT OF ASEAN

From the very beginning, the ASEAN Founding Fathers made clear that "the Association is open for participation to all States in Southeast Asian region subscribing to the [ASEAN] aims, principles and purposes”.

Having included all the 10 Southeast Asian nations in its membership, therefore, represents a historic achievement of ASEAN as a confidence-building mechanism in the region. The fact that its members have different political systems - including some with opposite ideologies - makes the achievement even more remarkable. ASEAN appears to be the only regional organization with such unique political diversity.

From the original five, the membership expanded to six in 1984 with the admission of Brunei Darussalam, after the country gained independence from the British. The most significant expansion came in 1995 with the admission of Vietnam into the ASEAN fold. This was truly a historic development in Southeast Asia, a paradigm shift in the regional strategic outlook. For just a few years earlier ASEAN and Vietnam were still locked in a bitter conflict over Kampuchea. In the 1960s and early 1970s, the Philippines and Thailand were active U.S. allies in the war in Indochina. And the communist ideology was and still is banned in all the first six ASEAN members. After Vietnam, the arrival of Laos and Myanmar in 1997 and Cambodia in this year has added some more political diversities to ASEAN.

Neither Treaty nor any other ASEAN agreements require ASEAN members to change their political systems into any specific homogenized system. ASEAN has never assigned itself the mission of transforming its members into any uniform political system. ASEAN did not set any political criterion for its prospective members to fulfil before admission, unlike in the EU where a prospective member must first meet all the criteria of democratic pluralism.

Each ASEAN nation will continue to preserve its national government and identity in accordance with the ideals and aspirations of its people. But they all are legally bound by the code of conduct under the Treaty of Amity and Cooperation, among other agreements as well as practices in ASEAN.

CRISIS MANAGEMENT

As the ASEAN membership grew in number, outsiders began to question whether the “ASEAN way” could continue to work. Worse still, whether the old and new members “speak the same political language” and appreciate each other's national imperatives.

Over the years since its establishment, ASEAN has seen several changes in the political system of some of its members; the Philippines, for example, was not so free during the Marcos dictatorship; neither was Thailand democratic during the military rule of Gen Suchinda Kraprayoon and his clique in 1991-92; the upheaval in Indonesia is the latest case in point. If history is any guide, we can safety assume that more changes are forthcoming in the next three decades. But these changes will more likely be generated by the internal dynamics rather than by any external pressures.

ASEAN has never been used as a platform to provoke conflicts among its members. But by shelving potentially contentious issues, ASEAN, in fact, is on the receiving end of criticism in the way its prevents disputes from becoming more serious than maintaining the status quo. Minimalists philosophy contends that the whole range of ASEAN political, economic and functional cooperation is a form of confidence building aimed at promoting friendship and avoiding misunderstanding.

For example the management of the Sipadan and Ligitan disputes suggests the centrality of the principle of consent by the parties concerned in paving the way for third party adjudication. In the same manner, it is also the consent of Indonesia that made possible the deployment of the multinational peacekeeping force in East Timor to stabilize the fast deteriorating situation there following the referendum of August 1999

The haze crisis in 1997/98, has proven ASEAN to be a reliable confidence-building process as well as a flexible regional entity for purposeful cooperation. Without ASEAN, those countries badly affected by the haze smoke must have been up in arms against Indonesia already. It would be impossible for these neighbours to accept, let alone understand, why the recurring illegal forest burning in Kalimantan and Sumatra could not be stopped.

The “ASEAN way” in addressing the haze crisis was to help Indonesia cope, rather than to blame it for this massive and highly complex problem. A great deal of resources has been marshalled to implement ASEAN's regional haze action plan, with generous support from the Asian Development Bank - ADB and a few other dialogue partners of ASEAN. A new haze task force coordination unit has also been established at the ASEAN Secretariat.

The financial crisis, which erupted in Thailand in July 1997 and escalated into an economic crisis engulfing the entire ASEAN region in 1998 created a new and immediate challenge to the “ASEAN way”, especially with respect to the non-interference principle. The severity and speed of the contagion clearly showed a high degree of interdependence among the ASEAN economies. Rightly or wrongly, the ASEAN economies are now seen as a single economic region, a contiguous market in the eye of most international investors and bankers.

Should all else fail, ASEAN has put in place a dispute settlement mechanism under the Protocol on Dispute Settlement signed in 1995. One key element here is the use of majority decision - rather than consensus - to settle a dispute.

In both the haze and the economic crises, the "ASEAN way" of equality, quiet persuasion, consultation and consensus and shared responsibility have been proven to be most practical and agreeable to all in ASEAN. At times it may not be the most effective way of decision-making and getting urgent things done efficiently. But it certainly is not a “recipe of paralysis”.

ASEAN’s policy of non-interference, one situation that demands evaluation is the group’s actions toward what is arguably its most repressive member, Burma. The other members of ASEAN regularly state that they will not, and do not, interfere in the internal affairs of Burma, but is this really the case?

The people of Burma have a great desire for democracy and this was legitimately certified through the elections in 1990, when the various parties that comprised the pro-democracy movement won by a landside. However, the election results were not implemented. Instead, the dictatorship reacted with great violence and repression, extending even to acts of genocide against certain ethnic groups. In this case, then, the only ethical position for foreign parties, be they nations, multinational businesses, non-governmental and supranational organizations, and also members of the general public, is to act on behalf of the Burmese people, to relieve their suffering and to see that democracy is installed. Any such acts are in no way interference, since they align perfectly with the wishes of the people. On the other hand, anything that props up the dictatorship and allows it to perpetuate its repression clearly constitutes interference.

ANALYSIS

The “ASEAN way” is dynamic and evolving. It is full of flexibility and accommodation. From such mundane matters as setting a meeting date to advancing some regional policy initiatives, due deference is usually given to the views of a member country hosting a meeting or chairing a particular committee. A member country coordinating ASEAN's dialogue relations with a partner country, especially on matters relating to project proposals seeking funding support from the dialogue partner, tends to have more say in the direction and pace of the relations. This is nothing wrong since the country coordinatorship is rotated in alphabetical order once every three years. Every member, sooner or later, gets the opportunity to coordinate ASEAN's relations with key dialogue partners such as Japan, EU and China.

The “ASEAN way” will continue to adapt to the changing situation, but its key principles - specifically non-interference - will not change. In fact the “ASEAN way” has already won acceptance in the ARF. There is no valid reason to change something that has worked successfully for over three decades in ASEAN.

The second article of ASEAN’s Treaty of Amity and Cooperation (TAC) commits all parties to settle differences or disputes by peaceful means and to renounce the threat or use of force. Enacted under treaty obligations, this is one of the most important contributions of ASEAN to securing regional stability. But its application is limited to inter-state relations. ASEAN has no legally binding instrument setting a common standard in managing domestic conflicts.

The establishment of ASEAN following the period of decolonization, the Declaration of ZOPFAN at the height of the Cold War, the signing of the Treaty of Amity and Cooperation eight years after the establishment of ASEAN, the completion of the Treaty on the Southeast Asia Nuclear Weapons-Free Zone eighteen years after Indonesia submitted a working paper on the denuclearization of Southeast Asia, the establishment of the ASEAN Regional Forum at the end of the Cold War, the provision for an ASEAN Troika after the East Timor experience, the ASEAN - China political declaration on the South China Sea on the eve of the sixth ASEAN - China Summit, and the participation of the Special Representative of the United Nations Secretary - General for Humanitarian Affairs in Southeast Asia at the annual ASEAN Post - Ministerial Conferences for almost the whole decade of the 1980s - all came about in response to specific threats, challenges, crises, and opportunities of their specific times. Some of them have enduring usefulness, some limited, while others might have been superseded by new realities, alliances and purposes. They have made up the building blocks of cooperative security community in Southeast Asia.

CONCLUSION

Differences in political systems do not constitute any hindrance to strengthening ASEAN unity and solidarity. On the contrary, ASEAN sees the diversity in its membership as a source of strength and inspiration for fostering a strong sense of community and regional solidarity. All ASEAN members willingly agree to share the primary responsibility to ensure peace and stability in Southeast Asia.

While ASEAN has found comfort and strength in its enlargement, ASEAN is not a military alliance and sees no need to become one in the foreseeable future. This is simply because ASEAN has no enemy. The fact that ASEAN is not a threat, real or perceived, to anyone outside ASEAN makes it the ideal driving force in the ASEAN Regional Forum (ARF) process.

One needs to bear in mind the fact that ASEAN is an intergovernmental association established and sustained by voluntary participation of member governments and countries based on equality. They have come together to work in this regional grouping with the common belief that peace, freedom, social justice and economic well-being in Southeast Asia.

.... China Doll ....

2011-07-18T13:02:00.002+08:00

its all about lagendaries beauty..

... Chinese Umbrella ...

2011-07-18T12:10:00.003+08:00

... from the lense ...

2011-07-16T20:33:00.006+08:00

... Malaysian Hall .....

2011-07-05T20:02:00.002+08:00

bila bibit-bibit senja terlalu lama dinantikan

terhenti detik bila mentari tersekat di kaki langit

kala kabus Sungai Themes mengapung dihembus dingin menggigit

kota tua ini gemerlapan meski cahaya mentari masih gah merah

ramai lagi yang berlari mengejar masa mendamba peluh

berlumba dengan bas pelancung bertingkat dua

bertanding dengan teksi tinggi bermacam warna

seiring dengan penunggang basikal yang ramai sekali

sama saja di mana-mana

meski masih banyak lagi kesopanan bila berpayung di bawah jalur gemilang

senyumnya murah

buat aku senyum bangga

WHAT WILL U DO IF ....

2011-06-17T10:03:00.003+08:00

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... redup kota london...

2011-06-16T08:26:00.003+08:00

Mei 2011

... lembayung di bawah bayu ...

2011-04-19T21:47:00.005+08:00

usai detik ini

entah bila lagi dapat ku jejaki

mega merah dan lembayung senja yang tertera di kaki langit

bertabirkan kalimah sanjungan mu Ilahi..

lalu detik itu ku pamerkan di sini..

berkongsi hidayah yang Kau kurnia mata ini..

bersemadi di sini untuk kami kami mengerti

kerna detik itu telah pamit menjadi memori

kerna hanya Kau yang Abadi..

... paris...

2011-04-08T16:36:00.002+08:00

... Germany & Amsterdam...

2011-04-08T14:44:00.003+08:00

franfurt airport

hanover germany

amsterdam

... comel-comel...

2011-02-07T10:47:00.002+08:00

adam

alia

.. me at the shore line...

2011-02-07T09:29:00.003+08:00

apa ada di tepi pantai..

.. port dickson and me...

2011-02-07T09:02:00.002+08:00

a notes for my eyes..

... lari..

2011-01-31T09:39:00.005+08:00

.. ayuthai...

2011-01-31T09:29:00.002+08:00

makan-makan di sana

.. intake 43 & ladies 3 ..

2011-01-31T09:27:00.003+08:00

... indah ..

2011-01-31T09:19:00.004+08:00

suka melihat pada keindahan.. gambar dari Nat Geo

satu detik..

renungan

payung & hujan

nikmat

pantai pelancungan

... 9 petanda lelaki curang di alam maya...

2011-01-06T07:31:00.003+08:00

. .. dari majalah wanita disember 2010..
mungkin sengaja ditinggalkan di atas meja oleh sang isteri agar aku membacanya..so let us share kerana setelah aku membacanya petanda ini bukan terhad pada jantina lelaki saja.. but if kita jujur alasan alasan ini adalah tidak relevan sama sekali..

1. Melayari internet untuk jangka masa yang panjang..
(very subjective kalau kat ofis ada internet line..)

2. Merahsiakan kata laluan emel dari pasangan..

3. menggunakan komputer setelah anda tido.. hehehehe

4. pantas tutup komputer apabila isteri (suami) mendekati

5. kedududkan komputer dan monitor dilindungi..

6. Bersihkan semua jejak selepas melayari internet

7. Suami dan komputer sukar dipisahkan

8. Berkongsi maklumat peribadi..(macam gambar...) hehehehhe (facebooker..)

9. Bermain online games dan melayari laman sembang di ruangan tertutup.. (wakakakakakak)

p/s.. leh kata semua kawan cyber yang ku kenal adalah curang kalau mengkut petanda ini..

....2007??

2011-01-03T16:21:00.000+08:00

SENARAI PENERIMA DARJAH KEBESARAN DAN PINGAT TAHUN 2007 BAGI DARJAH KEBESARAN/PINGAT (AMP)

Mejar A. Salihin Hamzah, Ab. Basik A. Jabar, Ab. Rahman Md. Safi, Abd. Rahman Abu Bakar, Kapten Abdul Aziz Yahaya, Abdul Latif Mokhtar, Mejar Abdul Rahman Sobor, Abdul Rashid Sidek, DSP Abdullah Sani Salat, Abu Kasim Embong, Ahmad Azizi Ismail, Ahmad Baha' Mokhtar, Ahmad Othman, Mejar Ahmad Rashidi Ithnin, Aladi Riping @ Arifin, Alias Nong, Alladin Ariffin, Amiruddin Abd. Rahim, Kapten Anuar Ab Aziz, Mejar Anuar Md Sah, Asma Rosni Abdullah, Aw Kah Thim, Azemi Daud, Azemin Mamat, Azlan Mohd. Yaman, Mejar Baharudin Abu Hassan, Baharun Arifin, DSP Borhan Daud, Cheah Tiew Chiong, Cheng Kwai Peng, Chidambaran T. Vaithiyar, Chiew Fooi Peng, Chin Choy Lan, Chin Miew, Chow Kok Cheng, Chow Yin Fook, Darus Awang, Mejar Dasimi Ibrahim, YBhg Datin Ezizah Hashim, Fauzi Salleh, George Verugehese, Hamiah Khatib Awang, DSP Harun Bakar, Hew Way Kok, Mejar Idris A. Wahab, Mejar Idrus Amran, DSP Ismail Abdullah, Ismail Mohamad, Ismayati Ismail, Komander Ivan Mario Andrew, Mejar Jagindar Singh Uttam Singh, Insp Jalaludin Ahamad Zainuddin, Jamaluddin Abdul Jabbar, Jamiuddin Kasim, Junaidah Jaafar, Kam Wah @ Chan Kam Wah, Mejar Kamarusalan Che Teh, Karim Mohd Kassim, Kathirgamu Nadesa Pillai, Khairani Mohd, Khairur Rizal Ramli, Koh Boon Heng, Kuppusamy Kandasamy, Kwang Keh Chong, Law Ban Seng, Lee Chin Moo, Lee Kong Heng, Lee Mok Koon, Lee Yong Seong (Jason), Len Woon Lek, Lim Hong Yue @ Lim Thian Leong, Looi Ban Cheng, Low Kai Wah, Mazril Yahya, Md. Daud Abdul Rahman, Md Fuad Mohd Sherif, Mejar Mohamad Muda, Mejar Mohamad Rodzni Abdul Karim, Mohamed Imam Uda, Mohamed Sufian Sabarudin, Mohd Hanif Mohd Nor, Mohd Hassan Ali, Mohd Imra Pinni, Kapten Mohd Ridzal Mohd Ali, Leftenan Komander Mohd Samsuri Katemon, Mohd Shuhaimi Sukor, Mohd Pauzi Abu Husaini, Muhammad Alwi Ramesh Abdullah, ASP Muhammed Rizal Kamarudin, Naemah Ali, Nik Ismail Nik Wan Haron, Nik Nasimah Nik Mohammad, Nor Hayati Abdul Razak, Norbaya Mohd Simin, Norimi Mohamed Arif, Norliza Bahari, Norsiah Tuajib, P. Vijaya Kumar Palaniappan, Phua Kia Tin, Mejar Radzi Bakar, Rahanikar Abu Bakar, Datin Rahimah Ismail, Rajanderan Sinnathamby, Ramesh Gopalan, Ramiza Mohamad, Datin Ramlah Awang, Mejar Roshaimi Shamsudin, Roslan Abdullah, Roslan Mohamed, Rosnan Hussin, Sabarudin Abd. Wahab, Mejar Salehudin Osman, Sazali Hamzah, Seng Loo Lock @ Loo Yuan Kong, Shanker Raj Ayanger S. V. Muthuraj, Sharuddin Yusof, Subramaniam Narayanan, Tam Fook Wing, Tan Bee Bee, Tan Chin Hock, Tan Chok Seng, Tan Choon Kuan, Tan Eng Leng, Tan Gim Aik (Eric), Tan Hock Heng, Tan Kee Sui, Teh Ah Mee, Thiagarajen Veluchamy, Ti Tiow Tek, Vijaya P. Nair, Vinod Kumar Agawal, Wong Beng Chuan, Wong Chau Shing, Wong Kian Chung, Wong Teik Weng, Wong Yoke Loong, Wong Yon Kong, Yap Kim Kiang, Yap Kon Fah, Zaa'ba Unnashir Othman, Zabi Omar, Zahimi Hassan, Mejar Zaini Mohamad, ASP Zainuddin Othman, Mejar Zainuddin Bahari, Zainun Mohamad, Zamani Omar, Zamri Omar, Zulkifli Jaffar, Mejar Zulkifli Mohammad, Zulkifli Mohd Sahalan, Zulkifly Abdul Rahman

.. 1 Malaysia Dr M views ...

2010-10-24T20:32:00.003+08:00

"Are we ready for 1 Malaysia: Does Race Still Play a Part?"

1. First let me refer to the slogan "1 Malaysia". Without the Government spelling out the precise meaning of 1 Malaysia, different people are giving their own interpretations which not only differ from each other but are in conflict with each other.

2. The Malays generally interprete 1 Malaysia to mean real adoption of the national language as the home language by every citizen as happens in other multiracial countries. They also expect the abolition of Chinese and Tamil schools and ensuring the private sector has a fair participation of Malays and other Bumiputeras.

3. The Chinese and Indians interprete 1 Malaysia to mean amendments to the constitution to eliminate provisions for the special treatment of the Malays and their protection by the Rulers, removal of the quota for Malays in the Civil Service, termination of the NEP, termination of the 30 per cent quota for Malays and indigenous people in business, termination of the quota for awards of licences, contracts and Aps. All awards to be on a competitive basis and open to all irrespective of race. They also expect perpetuation and maintenance of Chinese and Indian schools by the Government.

4. These two interpretations of 1 Malaysia admittedly are by the more extreme groups. The more moderate ones from both sides are milder in their expectations but their minimum intetrpretations still provide irreconcilable conflicts. 1 Malaysia clearly means different things to the different races.

5. This is the present position and it is obvious that race still play a very important role.

Question: It is now more than 50 years since independence. For how long do the Malays expect to be treated as special and different from the other citizens?

Answer: For as long as the Chinese and Indians prefer to be identified with their countries of origins. For as long as they want to keep their home languages and their schools.

Question: The so-called social contract were made a long time ago. We were not involved and we cannot be bound by it forever. When can we ignore the social contract and draw up our own social contract?

Answer: When everyone agrees to throw out the old social contract and replace it with a new one.

This will take a long time. As the new contract will be between races, racial factors would be included. Unless both sides agree to give up their races' own rights as spelt out in the first contract i.e. the preservation of own home languages and schools etc. the rights of the indigenous races to their special position etc must remain a part of the new social contract.It is not certain that each would not demand for more than what they got under the old contract. It is likely there would be no agreement and no contract. Ths would lead to perpetual conflicts.

Question: So there will be no solution. The racial divisions and conflicts will remain.

Answer: In Vision 2020 one of the objectives is to create a bangsa Malaysia.

The belief at that time was that if Malaysia becomes a fully developed country, it would become very prosperous.This prosperity would be fairly shared between the races. There would be less jealousy between them. There would also be less fear of any race being dominated by any other race.

The political cooperation between the races would also be made more meaningful as loyalty to the country would override other loyalties. In fact non-racial parties would be the trend.It would take a long time perhaps - depending on fair wealth distribution. But once it takes off the pace will increase.

Malaysians of all races would be so proud of their country and its great achievements that the desire to be linked with other countries would be much diminished if not disappear altogether (as happens in prosperous multi-racial countries like the US - where the German, Eisenhower led the war against Germany. Eisenhower was American first and his country of origin was irrelevant to him).

The Malaysians at that stage would be Bangsa Malaysia first and always. The thing to do now is to ensure prosperity for the country and its fair distribution. Removing current rights of any of the races at this moment will only lead to racial conflicts which would obstruct prosperity.

Question: There are Malays in the opposition who condemn the NEP as unfair discrimination.

Answer: There are also Chinese and Indians who appreciate what the Malays have done and support the NEP. They are not so vocal for obvious reasons.

One should look at the Malays who condemn the NEP. If they are politicians or supporters of certain parties their views are motivated by a desire to get Chinese support. They assume that they themselves would lead the nation and enjoy power and opportunities through Chinese support. But there will be a pay-back period. The support is not for free. The Malay leaders will be like Nizar (Jamaluddin) when he was Menteri Besar of Perak - mere puppets.

The non-politically educated Malays feel ashamed that they have to be helped. They would like to be recognised as people who succeeded on their own. If we study these people almost invariably they have benefited from the NEP. They appear to be ashamed of this.

They are ashamed to admit that they were unable to compete with the other races. I am not ashamed to admit that I cannot compete with the Chinese and Indian students when studying medicine. They had much better results than me and the other six Malay students for entry into the Medical College. Even at that time the British promised to the Rulers to help educate the Malays. I had my chance because of the affirmative action then. On pure merit I would not be a doctor today, not because I was not qualified, but my qualification was lower than others.

One has to remember that the Chinese civilisation is more than 4000 years old. No other civilisation has lasted that long. Naturally they have developed a culture better able to survive under all conditions. It is my belief that if the percentage of Chinese in the United Kingdom for example is the same as in Malaysia, UK would be better developed than it is now. It is not surprising that the Chinese excel in developing Malaysia (for which they are amply rewarded).

It is not shameful to lose out against them. Simply to catch up with them we need handicaps. To be given handicaps is to ensure fairness, not discrimination. That is why in golf you have handicaps. That is why in all contests there must be equality between the contestants.

It is selfish if having benefited from the handicaps you want to deny others from having them.

But when all is said and done, those who are given the benefits of handicaps must make honest efforts to use them properly. If they don't then they must forfeit the handicaps in the future.

... mendambakan mahsuri...

2010-10-18T17:38:00.004+08:00

esok esok bila mahsuri bertanya..
diriku di mana dan ke mana
dioleng ombak atau dilambung badai
atau terpersuk di bendang bersendayan

akan ku jawab..
aku sebok mengutip beras yang terbakar
aku lelah mengandar air di telaga tujuh
aku penat berlumba di padang mat sirat
dan aku jemu berburu di gunung raya..

ketika rindu menanti mu mahsuri..

.. bukit tinggi 3...

2010-10-18T11:07:00.001+08:00

..dalam hutan ada hotel..

.. balik raya..

2010-09-29T23:36:00.001+08:00

raya..raya..

2010-09-29T23:18:00.002+08:00

1 Syawal 1431H

2010-09-12T12:30:00.000+08:00

.. kongsi ilmu..

2010-09-03T07:56:00.003+08:00

doa-doa yang sering kita baca tanpa bersungguh-sungguh disebabkan kejahilan..

Rabbighfirli (Tuhanku, ampuni aku)

Warhamni (sayangi aku)

Wajburnii (tutuplah aib-aibku)

Warfa'nii (angkatlah darjatku)

Warzuqnii (berilah aku rezeki)

Wahdinii (berilah aku petunjuk)

Wa'Aafinii (sihatkan aku)

Wa'fuannii (maafkan aku)

p/s.. moga kita mendapat rahmat dengan info ini

..sekejap kat pahang..

2010-08-12T15:42:00.003+08:00

makan makan kat tanjung lumpur...

makan durian kat janda baik..

meeting di vistana..

golf di royal pahang..
heheheheehe.. tak ada gambo..

..seminar di Penang..

2010-08-12T15:26:00.002+08:00

... kasihani mereka ..

2010-08-09T08:07:00.004+08:00

sebesar mana kesalahan mereka
bukan hak kita menghukum sampai bergini
hentikannya dari terjadi
walau dia bukan anak kamu..

p/s anak anugerah cinta.. jadilah ibubapa yang penyayang..

.. melayu..

2010-08-05T22:48:00.002+08:00

aku melayu istimewa
dan kau bukan
kerna raja ku raja melayu
dan raja mu bukan

aku tak menumpang di tanah ku
kerna aku istimewa aku biarkan kau berteduh di tanah ku
raja melayu ku amat istimewa
memberi keistimewaan pada ku

sembah lah maharaja maharaja mu
kalau kau mahu jadi istimewa seperti melayu
pacaklah teduhmu ditanah maharaja mu..
kau akan jadi istimewa
tapi bukan di sini..
kerna di sini Melayu istimewa

2010-07-15T06:56:00.002+08:00

When everyting's comming your way,

you're in the wrong lane..

2010-06-30T09:11:00.002+08:00

kesimpulannya
pemimpin politik melayu
adalah
pak kaduk

..ke mana melayu..

2010-06-23T10:45:00.001+08:00

dari blog chedet.....

1. Melayu menentang Malayan Union kerana rancangan British ini akan memberi hak kepada sesiapa sahaja menjadi rakyatnya.

2. Melayu pada masa itu takut jumlah rakyat bukan Melayu yang rata-rata lebih kaya dan lebih terpelajar akan menguasai bukan sahaja ekonomi tetapi juga politik Malayan Union. Dengan ini akan terlucutlah kuasa Melayu ke atas negeri-negeri Melayu.

3. Sebab itu apabila mereka tewaskan Malayan Union, persekutuan yang menggantinya secara rasmi dinamakan Pesekutuan Tanah Melayu. Dalam Persekutuan ini 80 peratus lebih rakyatnya terdiri daripada orang Melayu. Kelebihan yang tinggi ini meyakinkan mereka yang nasib mereka akan ditentukan oleh mereka.

4. Dalam Pilihanraya 1955 mereka bersedia untuk memberi kawasan-kawasan yang majoriti pengundinya Melayu kepada calon kaum-kaum lain daripada parti-parti rakan dalam Perikatan. Dengan undi yang ada pada mereka, mereka tentukan calon-calon bukan Melayu ini mendapat kemenangan. Tujuan korban ini ialah untuk meyakinkan penjajah British yang orang Melayu tidak akan menindas kaum lain apabila berkuasa.

5. Dengan ini British pun memberi kemerdekaan pada tahun 1957, iaitu hanya dua tahun selepas korban yang dibuat oleh orang Melayu.

6. Atas tuntutan Sir Tan Cheng Lok supaya ditambah rakyat bukan Melayu, Kerajaan pimpinan Tunku Abdul Rahman bersetuju untuk mengurangkan peratusan rakyat Melayu daripada 80 peratus kepada 60 peratus dengan memberi kerakyatan tanpa syarat kepada penduduk bukan Melayu. Satu kontrak sosial dibuat supaya pengurangan ini diimbangkan dengan agihan kekayaan yang lebih saksama kepada orang Melayu. Bagaimana ini hendak dicapai tidak pula dijelaskan.

7. Pemimpin Melayu berpendapat dengan 60 peratus daripada warga negara terdiri daripada Melayu, mereka masih menjadi majoriti dan masa depan mereka terjamin. Angka ini tidak banyak berubah apabila terbentuknya Malaysia.

8. Dalam sistem demokrasi memanglah majoriti akan berkuasa. Tetapi yang tidak diambilkira oleh kepimpinan Melayu ialah Melayu akan berpecah dan bermusuh sesama sendiri. Apabila ini berlaku kelebihan jumlah mereka tidak lagi akan menjadi mereka kaum majoriti dalam negara.

9. Perpecahan bermula apabila ulama-ulama UMNO memisahkan diri mereka untuk menubuh Parti PMIP (Pan-Malayan Islamic Party). Pada mulanya PMIP tidak berjaya menghakiskan sokongan kepada pertubuhan utama orang melayu iaitu UMNO.

10. Kemudian kerana rebutan kepimpinan dalam UMNO, parti serpihan Semangat 46 ditubuh.

11. Walaupun Semangat 46 dibubar dan diserap semula kedalam UMNO tetapi ramai yang tidak dapat terima percantuman semula ini. Dengan itu sedikit sebanyak UMNO Kehilangan penyokong.

12. Kemudian Timbalan Presiden UMNO terpaksa disingkir daripada UMNO dan ianya berjaya dengan cara-cara tertentu mengheret keluar ahli UMNO untuk menyertai satu lagi parti Melayu. Perbuatan ini berjaya membahagikan orang Melayu kepada tiga buah parti, iaitu UMNO, PAS dan PKR.

13. Dengan adanya tiga buah parti, orang Melayu yang dahulu menjadi majoriti warga negara dengan jumlah 60 peratus daripada seluruh rakyat Malaysia sudah berpecah dan terbahagi kepada tiga kumpulan. Tidak ada satu pun daripada kumpulan ini yang disokong oleh majoriti rakyat. Ketiga-tiga mendapat sokongan tidak lebih daripada 30 peratus rakyat negara. Dengan perkataan lain orang Melayu sudah jadi puak minoriti dalam negara.

14. Sebagai puak minoriti mereka tidak mungkin lagi menjadi kuasa utama dalam parti-parti campuran yang disertai oleh mereka.

15. Mungkin mereka diletak sebagai pemimpin tertinggi dalam Kerajaan-Kerajaan Pusat dan Negeri. Tetapi mereka terpaksa mengikut telunjuk rakan-rakan mereka.

16. Kita lihat di Perak umpamanya apabila Kerajaan yang diketuai oleh Melayu dijatuhkan, kaum tertentu menganggap bahawa sebuah Kerajaan milik kaum itu yang dijatuhkan.

17. Mungkin di peringkat pusat juga akan ada ketua kepimpinan yang terdiri daripada Melayu tetapi duduk dibawah telunjuk orang lain.

18. Dengan ini besar kemungkinan Melayu secara sebenar sudah menjadi puak minoriti yang tidak berkuasa di negara sendiri. Kalau mereka berpendapat mereka akan diberi layanan yang baik apabila sudah tidak sebenar berkuasa, lihatlah sahaja nasib kaum mereka yang sudah menjadi kaum minoriti di negara jiran.

19. Masa sudah tiba untuk orang Melayu memikir dengan mendalam akan nasib masa depan mereka. Bersatu teguh, bercerai roboh. Pilihlah yang mana satu.

20. Saya akan dituduh "chanuvinist" dan "racist" kerana menyuarakan pendapat saya ini. Saya sanggup dilabel dengan apa sahaja label. Niat saya ialah untuk memperingati kita semua sebelum nasi jadi bubur. Berpecah dan berebutlah. Akhirnya yang dikendong akan berciciran dan yang dikejar tidak tercapai.

Wahai Melayu,

Kemana kamu?

2010-06-09T16:08:00.003+08:00

Allahumma adzHib ‘annii ghaizha qalbi
waghfirlii dzanbii, wa ajirnii min madhaalaatil fitan.
As-alukabi ridhaaka, wa a’udzubika min sakhathika.
As-aluka jannatuka wa a’udzubika min naarika.
As-aluka al-khayr kullahu wa a’udzubika min syarri kullihi.
Allahumma tsabitnii ‘alal hudaa wash-shawaab,
waj ‘alnii raadhiyan mardhiyyan ghairo dhallan
wa laa mudhillan. Shallii ‘alan Nabiyi wa aalihi.”

“Ya Allah, hilangkan dariku hati yang suka marah dan ampunilah dosa-dosaku dan jauhkanlah aku dari fitnah yang menyesatkan. Aku memohon kepada-Mu ridha-Mu dan aku berlindung kepada-Mu dari murka-Mu, dan aku memohon kepada-Mu akan surga-Mu dan aku berlindung kepada-Mu dari neraka-Mu. Aku memohon kepada-Mu akan segala kebaikan dan aku berlindung kepada-Mu dari segala keburukan dan kejahatan. Ya Allah, teguhkanlah aku dalam petunjuk dan kebenaran. Dan jadikanlah aku orang yang ridha akan (qadla dan qadar-Mu) dan diridhai (oleh-Mu), bukan orang yang sesat dan disesatkan. Kesejahteraan kiranya atas Nabi (Muhammad) dan keluarganya”

p/s ..terima kasih @ Tulip in the Mud @

Rancangan Pembangunan Lima Tahun

2010-06-02T11:09:00.003+08:00

Rancangan Malaya Pertama (1956 - 1960)
Rancangan Malaya Kedua ( 1961 -1965)

Rancangan Malaysia Pertama (1966-1970)
Rancangan Malaysia Kedua (1971-1975)
Rancangan Malaysia Ketiga ( 1976 -1980)
Rancangan Malaysia Keempat (1981 - 1985)
Rancangan Malaysia Kelima (1986 - 1990)

Rancangan ekonomi di negara kita dilaksanakan melalui rancangan pembangunan lima thun dimulakan oleh kerajaan sejak sebelum merdeka lagi. Pada peringkatawal, rancamgan tersebut memberikan tumpuan terhadap pembangunan kawasan luar bandar. Dasar Ekonomi Baru (DEB) pula diperkenalkan untuk membasmi kemiskinan dan menyusn semula masyarakat tanpa mengira kaum deb dilaksanakan melalui rancangan pembangunan lima tahun. Apabila tempoh deb tamat pada tahun 1990 dasar pembangaunan nasional pula diperkenalkan untuk menyambung hasrat deb sehingga tahun 2000. dalam perlaksanaan rancangan pembangunan lima tahun menerusi deb dan dpn, banyak dasar pembangunan dan agesi kerajaan diwujudkan secara bersepadu untuk memastikan kejayaan pembangunan ekonomi negara.

..muhasabah drastik..

2010-05-30T07:57:00.002+08:00

muhasabah diri..

... mungkin ini lah padahnya jika kita terlalu baik dengan orang lain, pihak ketiga yang tidak suka dengan 'keitiman' persahabatan akan menyangka yang bukan bukan..
... ini lah padahnya jika nide kerap merapu masa chatting, apatah lagi kalau yang dirapukan itu berbaur kelucahan melampau walaupun chatters yang di ym dapat menerima gurauan tapi pastinya pihak ketiga tidak akan dapat menerimanya apatah lagi kalau pihak ketiga itu isteri atau suami seseorang.. jadi ingatlah jika nak chatting hormatilah pihak ketiga.. betapa terbukanya fikiran chatters tersebut tidak bermakna pasangannya bergitu juga..

.., secara postifnya alhamdulilah perkara ini berlaku ianya menghalang dari aku terus melakukan dosa.. dosa kepada Allah dan dosa ku kepada pihak ketiga. setidak-tidaknya aku tak terus bergelumang dosa yang ku cipta sendiri.. alhamdulilah juga kerana kejadian ini tak meruntuhkan mesjid mereka dan aku doakan moga bahagia hingga ke akhir hayat. Alangkah berdosa besarnya aku kalau tindakan drastik pihak ketiga tersebut terhadap pasangannya menyebabkan anak-anaknya tak terbela kelak.. tentu dosa ku berterusan sehingga akhir hayat mereka..

..maafkan aku..

.. Tawau dan Payau ...

2010-05-30T07:45:00.002+08:00

its tawau again.. 24 mei 2010 until 28 mei 2010
1st time menginap di Promenade Hotel..
quite bz dengan mesyuarat dan lawatan..
tak lupa juga golf di Tawau..

ini daging payau (sejenis rusa yang amat terkenal di Sabah dan Sarawak).. sempat juga pekena sup payau ni di airport Tawau.. sedap.. rasa cam kambing but not as strong as kambing..
ada gak beli chendrahati dari sana.. dua beg yang telah di pesan.. tapi orang yang pesan senyap jer.. hahahahahahah

... buang anak ..

2010-04-13T09:46:00.004+08:00

lanjutan dari post fb dr deco..

seperti biasa fikiran nide terawang-awang memikirkan tentang cerita hangat sekarang ini.. pasal pembuangan anak.. semalam terngiang di telinga nide bila mendengar dalam sehari 17 bayi yang dilaporkan dibuang.. yang tak dilaporkan entah berapa banyak.. sehari 17 bayi.. banyak tu...

tersentak juga hati ini mengenangkan amalan 'zaman jahiliah' ini telah kukuh bertapak dalam masyarakat di negara 'yang di payung keagungan islam'?.. bagi nide baby adalah hasil dari percintaan yang penuh dengan kasih sayang (making love) dan mengapa 'love product' ini harus dibuang?? lambang cinta, keagungan cinta hanya layak dibuang begitu saja??..

nide tak kira, samaada anak itu diketegorikan sebagai haram, cacat, berpenyakit (HIV ker) atau sebagainya nide tetap sayang baby tak kira anak sapa dan apa ugama mak bapa nya sekalipun dari bangsa yahudi. i still love babies.

mungkin punca masalahnya dari kita sendiri.. ibu bapa.. rasanya ramai orang yang akan marah kepada nide sebab berkata demikian.. mungkin bidasan pada penyataan ini mengatakan ibubapa telah bertungkus lumus membesarkan anaknya dengan kesenangan makan minum, tempat tinggal, lengkap berpakaian dan complete ngan persekolahan..

tapi pada pengamatan nide ramai ibubapa yang bermusuhan dengan anak remaja mereka, semua perlakuan anaknya adalah salah belaka, jeritan cemuhan, jeritan amarah dan jeritan penghinaan adalah perkara biasa dalam alam keremajaan anak tersebut, yang lebih dasyat lagi lempangan terajang, belasahan anak menjadikan kebencian pada ayah bonda timbul secara nalurinya kepada remaja yang menjadi mangsa. Hilang kasih sayang anak tersebut kepada orang tuanya. Ibubapa lupa walaupun tindakan mereka itu sekadar mengajar anak untuk menjadi insan yang lebih baik natijahnya remaja merasakan tiada lagi kasih sayang dalam hidupnya. Penderitaan akibat hilangnya keyakinan kasih sayang ayah ibu telah pudar menjadikan perasaan dirinya menjadi beban kepada keluarga mendorong remaja mencari jalan keluar di luar sana..

Lantaran kemanakah remaja tersebut mendambakan sebuah kasih sayang?..pastinya kepada orang yang menawarkan sebuah cinta iaitu kekasih. Maka dari situ lah bermulanya kisah sedih 'love product' ini.

pasti berat hati pada seseorang insan untuk membuang anaknya.. tapi dek beratnya tekanan dari masyarakat dan undang-undang.. tiada altenatif lain untuk mereka berpaling.. mengharapkan lindungan ibubapa pada masa itu dengan sikap ibubapa kepadanya selama ini adalah satu tindakan yang bodoh dan pastinya akan diinjak injak harga diri dalam londang kehinaan. Menyembunyikan kelahiran ada penjara dan denda. Nak melahirkan di rumah sakit terlalu banyak rintangan. melahirkan di klinik belum tentu selamat dan amat membebankan dari segi kewangan.. dan remaja bukan punya pulus pun untuk menghidupkan seorang baby.. nak beri pada orang istilah ' anak haram' dan ibu 'haram jadah' yang dilabelkan oleh masyarakat kita tak akan tertanggung oleh remaja itu..

pagi tadi dalam takzirah pagi KL fm 97.2 seorang ustaz telah menyatakan bahawa dalam islam sekiranya seorang ibu atau bapa tersenyum senang memandang anaknya dengan penuh kasih sayang pahalanya adalah setanding dengan haji yang makbur. Seorang anak yang membuatkan ibu atau ayahnya menyukainya pahalanya pula seperti memerdekakan seorang hamba. Anak ditegah meninggikan suaranya walaupun dengan perkataan aah!! dan berdosa besar sekiranya berbuat demikian... Sebenarnya banyak pahala jika hubungan anak dan ibubapa itu harmoni..

cuba bayangkan betapa besarnya dosa sekiranya menyakitkan hati ibubapa dengan berkawin lari..((ada berita kat paper tu)). atau cuba bayangkan betapa besar dosanya pula membenci dan memusuhi ayah hanya kerana ayahberkawin lain setelah ibu mu mati... ( yang ini cerita lain lak.. heheheheeh)

so.. sayangilah anak mu, maniskan muka mu di hadapan anak,

... misai kucing ...

2010-04-12T08:48:00.002+08:00

MISAI KUCING

Nama pokok ini ialah Pokok Misai Kucing. Dalam perubatan tradisional pokok ini amat tersohor dan telah lama digunakan bagai menawar berbagai jenis penyakit oleh para tabib, dukun mahu pun bomoh. Kemungkinan diberikan nama tu mungkin dari bunganya yang banyak sesungut macam misai kucing. Nama saintifiknya Orthosiphon Stamineus. Pokok ini subur hidup secara terbiar dan gangguan terhadapnya akan menyebabkan ianya mati. Maksud gangguan tersebut adalah sekiranya dialihkan jarang ianya dapat hidup.

Daun Misai Kucing tersusun dalam pasangan yang bertentangan. Daun Misai Kucing berwarna hijau, berbentuk tirus di hujung dan tepi daun berjereja. Tangkai daun pendek, berukuran 0.3 cm panjang dan berwarna ungu-kemerahan. Batang pokok Misai Kucing berbentuk empat segi, berwarna kemerahan, tumbuh tegak dan bercabang-cabang.

Dikatakan pokok ini mempunyai ciri2 anti alahan, mengurangan tekanan darah, anti peradangan dan melawaskan air kencing. Ia juga dikatakan boleh mengubati sakit buah pinggang yang belum sampai peringkat serius. Pengamal perubatan menyarankan sekiranya pokok ini ingin digunakan sebagai ubat kepada penyakit batu karang resipinya adalah dengan menggunakan segenggam daun misai kucing,7 pokok dukung anak,10 helai daun ngokilo,10 hirisan temulawak dan 4 butir jagung muda. Rebus dgn 4 gelas air hingga mendidih. Minum air rebusan itu untuk satu hari.

Untuk mengurangkan penyakit kencing manis, jemur segenggam dun misai kucing. Bila kering rebus dengan 3 gelas air sehingga jadi segelas. Minum beberapa kali sehingga habis. Boleh juga kisar akar dan batang pokok misai kucing dengan sedikit air. Tapis dan campur dengan air suam dan minum perlahan2.

Bagi merawat darah tinggi pula ambil 2-3 helai daum misai kucing dan rendam dalam segelas air panas. Biarkan suam dan minum. Amalkan.

the ten commandments of marriage

2010-04-03T13:29:00.003+08:00

...terjumpa dalam email ... mana satu yang betul ek.. hehehehe

commandment 1

marriages are made in heaven. but so again are thunder and lightning.

commandment 2

if you want your wife to listen and pay strict attention to every word you say, talk in your sleep.

commandment 3

marriage is grand.. and divorce is at least 100 grand

commandment 4

married life is very frustrating.
In the first year of marriage, the man speaks and the woman listens.
In the second year, the woman speaks and the man listens.
In the third year, they both speak and the neighbours listen.

commandment 5

when a man opens the door of his car for his wife, you can be sure of one thing: Either the car is new or the wife is.

commandment 6

Marriage is when a man and women become as one. The trouble starts when they try to decide which one.

commandment 7

Before marriage, a man will lie awake all night thinking about something you say. After marriage, he will fall asleep before you finish.

commandment 8

Every man wants a wife who is beautiful, understanding, economical, and a good cook. But the law allows only one wife..

commandment 9

Marriage and love are purely a matter of chemistry. that is why a wife treats her husband like toxic waste.

commandment 10

A man is incomlete until he is married. After that, he is finished.

.. bowling...

2010-03-31T07:35:00.002+08:00

.. beruang berkeliaran di Collmar...

2010-03-29T08:29:00.002+08:00

2nd & 3rd Mar 2010
Berjaya Hill Resort
Collmar

meeting.. meeting .. meeting

beruang-beruang di Collmar..

beruang terbesar pernah ku lihat..

lagi besar dari abgbest

heheheheheh

.. Putrajaya...

2010-03-29T08:17:00.003+08:00

09 & 10 Mac 2010
istana yang tidak beraja..

,, selamat pengantin baru..

2010-03-17T08:30:00.002+08:00

... 14 Mac 2010 majlis persandingan one of my fav friends...
nide tak berkesmpatan untuk hadir sebab.. ada sebab ler hehehehehe

anyway nide doakan moga berbahagia dan berkekalan sehingga akhir hayat
hadapi alam rumahtangga yang mencabar ni dengan matang (dalam maknanya matang ni.. cari lah maknanya dan pengertiannya sendiri,,ok)

..

p/s... try banyak kali call pengantin,, tapi tak berjawab.. alahaiiii..

.. main ski....

2010-03-10T21:01:00.005+08:00

CNY 2010

tak

... hilangnya nide ...

2010-02-18T17:17:00.002+08:00

... the color i met...

2010-02-02T19:32:00.002+08:00

when u have nothing to do,

sometime the creativity of me

found something to share with u all

di persembahkan warna-warna yang nide temui

di TESCO Kajang

warna jingga atau oren..

warna merah yang panas

warna hijau yang mendamaikan

kepudaran hijau yang unik..

kombinasi dua warna

unggu yang berkilat..

seanggun unggu..

pahitnya hijau..

heheheheheeh

merahnya cili..

.. laluan masa terindah...

2010-01-29T08:31:00.005+08:00

sebok dia nak gi sekolah...

Beg tak leh lekang dari badan..

alahai beg pun kena belikan untuk dia

minah ni baru saja lepas bersalin..

muka seposen sebab tak ikhlas nak bergambar...

but she is a very beautiful lady

cam anak dara ooooo..

thaniahh atas kelahiran baby baru yer lamm..

..muahhh muahhhh..

jgn marah

suka usik dia..

p/s jumpa dah ek tumb drive??

mama ayu..

one of my staf..

off duty

peace..

wanita ngan hand phone nya..
tak dapat dipisahkan..

... kehadiran...

2010-01-22T12:20:00.004+08:00

seronok bila tengok pohon segar..
al maklum musim hujan..
walam dalam keadaan tak berbela..
tak berbaja dan tak berbelai..

bunga dari ranting resort..
bila sempat jer memujuknya untuk berbunga
tapi bila tak dibelai keluar pula bunga nya
bunga pertama..

... kari kepala ikan ...

2010-01-21T09:20:00.004+08:00

awal tahun 2010
pj selangor
zainul nasi kandar

wellcome to PJ..
beratur untuk membuat tempahan..
ramainya orang..
(((kalau tak sedap tak kan ramai orang beratur cam ni kan?)))

menunggu tempahan..
pemakan utama..
diperkenalkan zzz yang hensem dari kuantan
gengster batu hitam dan balok..
((muka cam anwar ibrahim))

pemakan kedua..
diperkenalkan abgbest macho dan bersuara merdu..
peminat gengster cerita p ramlee
penaja iklan kali ini..
hehehehehehehehe

hensem sungguh jejaka ini..
sedang merajuk kerana tak dapat menaja kari kepala ikan..

pemakan ke 3
diperkenalkan cynide gigi kuning
(tiada dalam gambar)
pembuli anak-anak zzz.. hehehehehe
yang buat derk jer bila inbois di terima..

p/s bismillahirahman niraahimmm.... bila ler pulak andelia nak belanja nihhh!!!!

..chours hotel ..

2010-01-21T09:05:00.006+08:00

port dickson
a view from the top

... sekali sekala ...

2010-01-19T13:47:00.003+08:00

sekali sekala
makan kfc ler...

2010-01-15T14:23:00.001+08:00

..borobudur...

2010-01-15T13:52:00.003+08:00

... teater bidadari...

2010-01-12T08:20:00.002+08:00

kelu lagi menilai firasat

antara teater dan sandiwara semberono

pelakun barongannya masih dia diselubungi mega kemenyen

destinasi kuda kayangan nya masih dikelamkan lembayungan

pewarisan kejahilan tetap itu..

mencipta dusta pada redup senja

tingkah sumbang di pentas aksara melalu kompang ghairah

bagai bidadari yang murni berselendang

membuang wali dan memperakal suami

menghelah bodoh hati-hati yang tersungkur di kaki cintanya

membaja durjananya kasih kekasih dengan airmata olok-olok

buat fatamogana riwayat yang senyum

menawar belaian indahnya cumbuan berselindung tangisan intan

biarku lihat pengakhiran teater ini..

apa ada balasan tuhan.

.. pulau dayang bunting ..

2009-12-31T08:16:00.004+08:00

Disember 2009

a part of Langkawi trips..

... the other side of midnite..

.. island hoping

adalah satu aktiviti yang amat menarik bila berkunjung di pulau lagenda ini

jika berkesempatan

jangan lah melepaskan aktiviti sebegini

pastikan ianya menjadi agenda anda

selain dari bershoping

dan makan chokelat murah..

phenomena menarik yang jarang dijumpai seperti melihat helang menyambar ikan dalam habitat semulajadi amat menarik perhatian nide.. sememangnya ianya adalah salah satu tarikan yang mengkagumkan dan seharusnya dijadikan daya penarik dalam aktiviti pelancungan

kedamaian dan keindahan pulau-pulau ini tidak dapat dinafikan

anda pasti bersetuju dengan saya seandainya anda menaiki feri dari tanah besar ke jeti kuah.. pastinya seimbas pemandangan yang anda saksikan

akan terlekat dalam memori sepanjang hayat..

bayangkan lah keseronokannya sekiranya anda melakukan aktiviti island hoping dan mempunyai kebebasan untuk explore mengikut kemahuan hati anda sendiri..

nide pasti gambar yang dipaparkan di sini

pastinya tidak terpahat difikiran semasa melawat ke pulau langkawi..

terima lah paparan ini sebagai

the other side of Langkawi

p/s... aktiviti lain... ikan keli di tasik dayang bunting (post yang lepas)

..ikan makan...

2009-12-30T09:56:00.002+08:00

Pulau Dayang Bunting

Langkawi

Dis 09

syokk jer.. ikan gigit sikit sikit

ikan keli tasik maa..

tapi kalau dah banyak sangat cam nih...

geli ler pulakkkk...

.. Hari Keluarga ..

2009-12-21T10:35:00.001+08:00

13 Dis 09
Wet World Shah Alam

... saja nak ingatkan ...

2009-12-09T11:12:00.005+08:00

boring aaa tak dapat ikut gi airterjun.. sebok dia kumpulkan orang nak gi mandi manda di tempat yang mendamaikan cam nih... jelesss betul nide..

post ni saja dengki kat dia..
btw its really happened so be very careful...

kes pertama..
tiada hujan di lokasi

keindahan

tiba-tiba tak semena-mena deruan air menerpa..

mayat kedua lelaki digambar pertama dijumpai 5 km di hilir sungai

2009-12-03T17:17:00.000+08:00

... tah apa apa ...

2009-12-03T10:51:00.004+08:00

di daerah akal ku yang terumbang
tamalluk pada bara bicara
mencicip gurisan nada
berkaca merenung langkah

menyeksa ukiran kalbu
mencipta amarah keliru
bungkam terindahnya citra
nafsu tarraghub terlarang

meniti salju cair
menakik bahtera
agar tenggelam di lahar
tanpa pengakhiran masa..

p/s.. tah apa apa... minumm jumm

.... selamat hari raya aidl adha .....

2009-11-26T12:10:00.002+08:00

selamat hari raya
adil adha
moga ibadah korban mu
diterima allah

moga di tahun hadapan
dimasa ini
kita akan menghadap
baitullah

.. anak elin...

2009-11-26T08:52:00.003+08:00

newest cucu
namanya..
muhammad shahmee

...langkawi...

2009-11-26T08:28:00.003+08:00

16-18 nov 09

pekan kuah
((kenapa pekan ek.. bukan bandar))

gunung raya yang cantik

... kembar ...

2009-11-25T10:21:00.001+08:00

the twins.. welcome to this beautiful world from me...

.. tag hur...

2009-11-25T10:08:00.003+08:00

... gentelman (gentlemen) in photos ....

2009-11-20T08:05:00.004+08:00

... european apple...

2009-11-19T10:00:00.007+08:00

persamaan german dengan switzland adalah applenya
segar dan percuma..

di setiap tingkat dalam hotel di tepi lif
tersedia sebakul buah apple yang disediakan percuma
untuk pelanggan hotel tersebut

the lovely old lady

layanan yang mesra dari pelayan waktu breakfast..
never before being treated with the feeling oflove from the heart
so profesional..

beauty and the beast

kecantikan yang mengkagumkan

a lady from german.

princess and the sherkk
remaja german

gadis swiss yang cantik dan baik hati..

p/s... next the handsome men from the cold countries..

... kota Meersburg germany ..

2009-11-11T09:04:00.003+08:00

kota meersburg dibena pada tahun 600 mesihi... kubu yang cantik ini pernah terjual menjadi milik peribadi sebelum kerajaan german membelinya semula dan menjadikan harta kerajaan..
memang cantik tersergam kota ini...

di bawah kota ini terdapat ruangan tourist yang tersusun indah dan kawasan ini menjadi tempat perkhidmatan feri ke kawasan-kawasan lain

van belakang tu jenis merc..

kat autoband larik 160 km/j..

tak guna aircon.. tapi guna heater..

rasa berlengas..

hehehehehehe

melayu.. melayuu

salam dari meersburg..

(perasan tak.. cam tak ada orang jer kat back ground..)

pagi oooo kul 9..

depa masuk kerja kul 10..

.... stadtbahnhof yg bersejarah.....

2009-11-10T11:22:00.007+08:00

stadtbahnhof... terkenal masa WW2.. ada film berkenaan pekan ini... gambar dibawwah adalah stesen keretapi yang disambungkan dengan stesen bas...

menghadap sebuah danau yang besar..

Cool is the autumn wind,
Clear is the autumn moon.
The dead leaves fall and scatter again;
A raven, frost smitten, starts from the tree.
Where are you beloved?
Shall I meet you once more?
Ah ... my heart weeps tonight –
I am alone!

p/s amik dari post bungarampai
east wind : west wind ..

... me in Friedrichshafen Germany...

2009-11-10T08:34:00.006+08:00

27 okt 09

dedaun maple telah kuning menyambut musim luruh..
dedaun mahoney telah terbaring lesu di rerumput..
dingin bayu menyapa kulit meski berlapis kain membalut diri..
namun keindahan warna ceria merah, oren dan kuning
melambai kegagahan jati diri menahan kebekuan
dengan nafas yang berasap..
di sini aku termanggu berdiri pada tika ini..

pekan ini sebenarnya telah musnah dalam perang dunia ke dua
terkenal kerana di sini lahirnya zepplin
dibina semula dengan cantik dan tersusun
sebuah pekan tourist..

..terminal 2 singapore ..

2009-11-03T08:34:00.006+08:00

26 oct 09
transit in changi..
on the way to somewhere..

normally it is forebidden to take a picture at the airport
apalagi di singapore yang amat ketat sekali sekuritinya
tapi nide kagum dengan ciri-ciri keselamatan yang diamalkan di singapore ni
gambar di atas adalah smoking area yang disediakan di terminal dua.. open air..

susun atur pepohon yang diletakkan di kawasan rehat / waiting area di terminal 2
kawasan ini berbumbung tapi banyak pepohon hias yang diletakan disini
taman berhawa dingin..

terdapat juga beberapa kolam ikan

kerusi-kerusi rehat dan santai di bawah pohon yang berhawa dingin

sementara menunggu connection flight seterusnya...

sila besarkan gambar untuk mengetahui arah tujuan nide seterusnya..

.. gadis-gadis melaka ...

2009-10-21T11:58:00.005+08:00

anak buah puteri hang li po..

tak reti cakap melayu

nama dia..

iiinee

yang bawah ni cute jer

nama dia ...tan tan

datang malaysia cari makan..

ni lak keturunan tun teja

datang temankan nide

dengan kereta barunya..

thanks ek nazrul..

hehehehehehe

takut beb si nazrul nii..

bawa eskot..

peguamm lagi..

cik peguam maizura..

nak kena saman ker??

hehehehehehehe

.... a farmosa resort...

2009-10-21T10:26:00.003+08:00

meeting kat melaka..
pemandangan kat a farmosa resort

pemandangan waktu malam

... nite life in labuan ...

2009-10-20T16:25:00.005+08:00

... on my visit to labuan.. one of the officers has force me to follow her to one of her port..
so nide ikut ler..

... this lovely singer name is neetaa.. sabahan.. kalau tak silap with the band name D Daizee..

she has a very lovely voice and nide enjoyed her song

in kuantan satu masa dulu
disebab kan ada kacang tanah
maka tak dapat ler nide bergambar ngan penyanyi

kacang tanah tu dengki..
heheheheheheh

so.. ni nak buktikan kat kacang tanah
i still have the skill ok..
wakakakakakakakakak

just friends ok..
dont think yang bukan-bukan
honest tau bee..