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- Beri Kami Putrajaya, Beri Kami KO
- Arab Winter - Egypt In Serious Crisis
- Students Studying In War Zones
| Beri Kami Putrajaya, Beri Kami KO Posted: 17 Nov 2012 12:53 AM PST This is taken from Minaq Jinggo via Apanama's Blog. This is serious sh*t going on here. You can see the muka tin sadin guy upfront. Listen to their hatred. Duit punya pasal. Calling upon Allah for money and power. You cannot get more crude than this.  |
| Arab Winter - Egypt In Serious Crisis Posted: 16 Nov 2012 09:57 PM PST  Not just Syria, Jordan and Gaza are in crisis but so is Egypt. Crisis here does not mean something that will go away at the end of the rainy season or end of the dry season. Crisis means things are getting worse and/or escalating and will reach a climax that will most likely cause violence in the streets, demonstrations, disruptions to normal routines and possibly regime change as well. Here is some news about Egypt, taken from Middle East sources :
Doctors on strike? Early closing of shops and coffeeshops to save electricity? Dozens of other strikes. Muslim Brotherhood to call for million man march. Jihadists and terrorists now rule the Sinai. Egyptian Army becoming powerless. Law and order breaking down. This is a terrible situation in Egypt now. The doctors have been on strike since October 2012. Here is a picture :  Egypt's doctors are demanding a larger national healthcare budget, higher wages and better security in hospitals that have seen a marked increase in violence Leadership is extremely important. In the 21st century and beyond, leadership must be all about i. creating wealth ii. increasing the productivity of the people vis a vis the rest of the world iii. managing resources most efficiently iv. creating the maximum return from the least amount of investment v. being super efficient. If we allow cultural, traditional and religious beliefs to encroach upon i. to v. above we will achieve nothing except create chaos, violence and poverty. We are seeing this happening in huge amounts in Egypt, the Arab countries, Pakistan and elsewhere. If they go ahead and start imposing Shariah Law or other extra-Quranic ideas I think Egypt's fate will be sealed. In 2006 I wrote my book 'Malaysia & The Club of Doom - The Collapse of the Islamic Countries'. Five years later beginning January 2011 the Arab countries began to implode. If it is called the Arab Spring how come such a long winter is now setting in upon Egypt? Lets just wait another five years and see what happens in Egypt.  |
| Students Studying In War Zones Posted: 16 Nov 2012 06:21 PM PST Here is a very strange news article sent to me by a Blog reader. This is from the Harian Metro : TUMPAT: "Sebelum pengsan saya sempat melihat kaki saya berlumuran darah kerana tertusuk serpihan kaca di betis kanan, malah keadaan ketika itu sayu kerana ramai yang cedera dan ada pula yang terkorban," kata Siti Nor Farah Diana Husin, 20, mangsa serangan bom di Hotel Pinkrain Gardenia Rotana di Homs, Syria, 18 Oktober lalu. Siti Nor Farah dari Kampung Palekbang, di sini, adalah penuntut Diploma Pengurusan Hotel dari sebuah kolej di Cheras yang pada mulanya dihantar menjalani latihan amali di Dubai bersama lima rakan dan seorang pensyarah pada Julai lalu sebelum ke negara bergolak itu bagi meneruskan latihan amali selama enam bulan. Menurutnya, sebelum kejadian terbaru itu, dia pernah menjadi mangsa serangan bom pada Ogos lalu di Syria namun hanya mengalami kecederaan ringan dan dihantar pulang ke Malaysia. Katanya, kejadian kedua yang berlaku pada jam 7.30 pagi (waktu tempatan) itu membuatkan dia menyifatkan dirinya bagaikan mati hidup semula. "Sebelum kejadian saya baru habis menduduki peperiksaan dan dalam perjalanan pulang bersama pensyarah, Mohd Haikal Abdullah membuat ulang kaji bagi peperiksaan seterusnya pada sebelah petang. Ketika berada hampir dengan hotel itu, saya terdengar bunyi amat kuat dan terpelanting sebelum serpihan kaca jatuh tercucuk ke betis kanan. Dapatkan akhbar Harian Metro untuk berita selanjutnya. There is a really widening chasm or dichotomy developing in the country. Malay Muslims, especially from the East Coast Malay heartland States like Kelantan, Terengganu as well as the more 'religiously oriented Malay heartland states in the West Coast like Kedah are sending their children to study in the Middle East for the wrong reasons. Many think these 'Arabic" countries will provide a better environment for their children's education and their future. Not only for religious studies but it seems now also for hotel catering and management. They are terribly wrong on all counts. The type of religion they teach in these Arabic countries has contributed tremendously to making their societies backward. And what is the use of wasting so much money to send students plus also their lecturer to live in these Arab countries for six months or a year? Who pays for their stay? Taxpayers' funds? Why do we send students for practical training in hotel catering in Arab countries which have no international brands in the hotel industry? The Rotana chain is only known in some countries in the Middle East. Plus they are managed almost exclusively by Europeans and Asians. And we end up putting our students in war zones which is now synonymous with the Arab countries. In this case the student was injured twice. I am sure we have better hotels in Malaysia and other parts of Asia where our students can learn things better. They will also become more cosmopolitan. There is not much that is good or useful that we can learn from these Arab countries. People who go there to study religion may end up becoming psychos and suicide bombers. They will come back and start planting bombs here. Better watch out. Dont say that I did not tell you.  |
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