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  • Atan Ahmad Osman: Melayu Singapura Tak Layak Kritik Pencapaian Dr Mahathir

    Atan Ahmad Osman: Melayu Singapura Tak Layak Kritik Pencapaian Dr Mahathir

    Seorang bekas pemberita part time Berita Harian Singapura beria ia cuba mengkritik dan mencemoh Tun Dr M tanpa malu malu, sementara diri nya sendiri tak lulus peperiksaan tammat sekolah menengah MCE ( sekolah melayu )

    Apa bila di nasihati supaya jangan campur tangan masaalah politik Negara lain dia block kita pula, kalau nak jadi reporter full time pun tak mampu, hanya sekarang cuba menjadi seorang juru gambar arti nya anda tak berkebolehan

    Jika anda sendiri tak berkebolehan jangan lah bersifat sebagai seorang yang setaraf dengan Dr M, rasa nya dengan NAJIS Dr M pun dia tak setaraf apalagI nak meletakan diri nya sebagai pengkritik Dr M, tidak kah ada perasaan malu kepada masyarakat melayu ?

    Kita rakyat Singapura sebaik nya jangan campur urusan politik negara lain, setiap manusia sudah tentu ada buruk baik nya tapi dengan Dr M kita sungguh bangga dengan sikap beliau yang cinta kan bangsa dan berusaha menaikan taraf social dan ekonomi bangsa melayu, walau pun tidak di Singapura tapi apa yang di buat oleh beliau telah meluput kan image kita yang di pangdan rendah oleh bangsa bangsa lain di Singapura

    Beliau bukan hanya berusaha supaya bangsa melayu menjadi satu bangsa intelek, dengan usaha beliau kita juga di pandang sebagai satu bangsa yang boleh bersaing di alam ekonomi, setelah beliau dan beberapa orang pemimpin melayu merancang dan Berjaya mengambil alih Guthrie dengan serangan mengejut yang di panggil

    “ The Dawn Raid “ orang orang Ingeris yang dulu nya melihat kita sebagai satu bangsa yang malas dan bodoh, dengan terkejut telah melihat kita sebagai satu bangsa yang tak boleh di permain kan

    Tentang ’ Capital Control ’ yang mana Presiden Suharto cuba melaku kan nya tapi beliau berundur setelah di beri amaran oleh Amerika, tapi dengan keberanian dan kepintaran Tun Dr M, beliau telah melaku kan ‘ Capital Control’ dalam waktu dua hari yang mana America ‘ caught by surprise ‘ tak sempat nak beri amaran, maka sebab itu beliau di benci oleh Amerika, yang mana bila beliau ke Amerika beliau di malukan dengan pemeriksaan kastam,

    Manakala deputy nya Anuar Ibrahim di berikan karpet merah !!

    Semua professor dan orang orang bijak pandai perniagaan di Singapura mengatakan ‘Malaysia is doomed’ due to capital control, tapi sekarang kita lihat Tun Dr M benar dan mereka salah !!

    Kita hanya mampu lihat selanjut nya apa yang akan berlaku !!!

     

    Source: Atan Ahmad Osman

  • Political Consultant: Malaysia At Serious Risk Of Attack By ISIS

    Political Consultant: Malaysia At Serious Risk Of Attack By ISIS

    Malaysia is at serious risk of an attack by Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (Isis) militants, a political consultant warns.

    In a report carried by CNBC, head of Alavan Business Advisory Alastair Newton said security warnings about the terrorist threat in Malaysia “should be taken seriously”.

    “It is far from clear where, outside its ‘heartland’, Isis will strike next. But strike it will. And one region which appears to be at serious risk is Southeast Asia,” Newton was quoted as saying on Tuesday.

    Newton was referring to warnings earlier this year by foreign governments that terrorists were planning attacks in and around Kuala Lumpur, following a series of explosions in Jakarta on January 14 which killed seven.

    Australia in February advised its citizens to exercise normal safety precautions across Malaysia, urging them to avoid all travel to the coastal resorts of eastern Sabah, including islands, dive sites and associated tourist facilities because of the high threat of kidnapping.

    New Zealand classified travel to the area as “high risk”, while the United Kingdom warned citizens against travel to coastal islands in Sabah, near the Philippines, citing high threats to foreigners of kidnapping and criminality.

    In Malaysia, meanwhile, authorities said the country would remain on high security alert after terrorism analysts said Isis was now spreading its operations beyond the Middle East and Europe to Asia.

    Security measures were increased in public areas, such as malls and tourist spots, while precautionary measures were said to be taken at border areas to prevent possible terrorist infiltration.

    Police have arrested 157 suspected militants, including 25 women since 2013. They were believed to be involved with various levels of militant activities.

    The latest was at the end of January, when seven people were picked up in Kuala Lumpur, Selangor, Pahang, Johor and Kedah for suspected links with Isis. Police seized a cache of bullets for various types of firearms, including those for the M16 assault rifle.

    The three-day operation was a follow-up to the earlier arrest of a man at an LRT station in Kuala Lumpur on January 15.

    The seven were said to be planning attacks at several popular spots in the Klang Valley as well as other states. Among those detained was a cell leader, a Sabahan, who works as an assistant manager of a hotel in Johor.

    Another suspect arrested in Johor was a 33-year-old factory store supervisor.

    One of the seven was also identified as the cell’s fund manager, whose task was to collect and channel funds to those wanting to go to Syria and for carrying out attacks.

    The man, aged 50, was arrested in Kedah and had worked as a cendol seller. He was assisted by another detainee, aged 26 from Terengganu, who was planning to join Isis in Syria.

    The counter-terrorism unit had also found out that one of those arrested had been in communication with Bahrun Naim, the Indonesian founding member of Khatibah Nusantara Muhammad, and whom Indonesian police said orchestrated the Jakarta attacks on January 14.

    Another one of those arrested had been in contact with Malaysian Isis recruiter, Muhammad Wanndy Mohamed Jedi, also known as Abu Hamzah.

     

    Source: www.themalaysianoutsider.com

  • Goh Meng Seng: Do Not Divert Attention From Real Issues In Benjamin Lim’s Case

    Goh Meng Seng: Do Not Divert Attention From Real Issues In Benjamin Lim’s Case

    I am utterly disappointed by the Minister for Home Affairs (who is also the Minister of Law, which I always feel is totally inappropriate as it may constitute a conflict of interests but this article is not about this) Mr. Shanmugam’s statement made in parliament with regards to the case of Benjamin Lim Jun Hui.

    Instead of addressing the many valid pertinent concerns raised by the public, on and off-line, he has put up a barrage of fire attacks at The Online Citizen (TOC) and the President of Law Society, Mr. Thio Shen Yi with totally irrelevant petty details of bickering.

    Whether there were 4 or 5 policemen went to the school, wearing police uniforms or plain clothes are really irrelevant to the pertinent questions asked by TOC, Mr Thio and the public at large.

    It is even more ridiculous for the Minister to cast doubts on TOC’s intent by raising the fact that it has reported that the Police refused to comment on the matter when approached!

    For whatever reasons the police refused to comment (such as those reasons presented by the Minister himself), it should just say so when TOC asked them! A good and competent Public Relations Officer from the Police would have made simple comment like “We cannot comment on this case as internal investigation is still ongoing.” or “We cannot comment on this case as there will be Coroner Inquiry, please wait for the result of Coroner Inquiry”…etc.

    The total ignore or silence from the Police is smacked of either arrogance or complete incompetency in Public Relations communication.

    The Police has its own Pubic Relations officers. If the Police refused to answer to TOC’s inquiries, then the Minister cannot blame the TOC for reporting so (the truth that the police refused to comment) and the public will have their own discretion to form their own opinion.

    So my dear Minister, it is the FAILURE of Police Public Relations officers in responding to the matter in timely manner that created public perception, not TOC. TOC merely reported the NO RESPONSE from the police!

    It is of course the prerogative of the Police in keeping silence but it must also understand that keeping quiet will have its consequences and implications.

    By the way, the Main stream media also reported 5 officers went to the school! Please lah! Why not fire at the Main stream media as well?

    As for the President of Law Society, the point made was the necessity of the police making the arrest at the school! So, don’t try to divert from this pertinent question by going into the irrelevant bickering. Do you think it is appropriate or necessary for the police to send 4 or 5 police officers to the school to make the arrest?

    There are more important questions raised by the public and I expect the Minister to address them, instead of using diversion tactic to dodge from these questions and public anger:

    1) Does the Minister think it is RIGHT (never mind if it is legal or not) for policemen to go to school to arrest students who are just suspects of crimes?

    2) Does the Minster think it is RIGHT (never mind if it is legal or not) for the police to interrogate minors without the presence of guardian or legal representative? In fact, is it right for police to deny legal representation or aid to suspects, regardless of age, during interrogation?

    These are the two important issues raised by the President of Law Society and they are valid questions to be addressed fully. These questions raised does NOT constitute sub judice but it is of GREAT PUBLIC INTERESTS.

    I hope the Minister could address these real issues instead of wasting time trying to divert attention to inconsequential minor details and bickering.

    Oh, by the way, the poor boy was just investigated but NO OFFICIAL JUDGMENT has been made about him just yet. I do not understand why the Minister would insinuate him as “guilty” in parliament just because, according to the police interrogation, he “confessed” to the crime. His confession could be contested in court if there was really a court case but unfortunately, he won’t have that trial now. So I would urge the Minister not to put judgment on the poor dead boy in parliament even though he is also the Minister of Law, but he is not the judge nor the case has been heard.

    Goh Meng Seng

     

    Source: People’s Power Party – PPP

  • 19 Super Beautiful Muslimahs Wearing Hijabs

    19 Super Beautiful Muslimahs Wearing Hijabs

    1. Beautiful. Just BEAUTIFUL!

    2. The smokey eyes, the matte lips, the detailed hijab. Everything is perfect.

    3. That GLOW!

    4. Just magical.

    5. Eyeliner goals

    6. Look at those cheekbones.

    7. This beauty is giving FACE!

    8. She came, she saw, she CONTOURED!

    9. Accessorising 101.

    10. Shine bright!

    11. Because you should match your lipstick with your hijab.

    12. Lipgloss POPPIN’!

    13. This fresh-faced beauty.

    14. This beautiful bride.

    15. All the eyebrow goals!

    16. This stunning duo.

    17. Golden highlights.

    18. So pretty!

    Source: www.buzzfeed.com
  • Singapore Homes Seriously Unaffordable

    Singapore Homes Seriously Unaffordable

    Singapore’s market cooling measures have been effective in reducing the prices of HDB flats and private homes over the past few years, but housing costs here are still seen as too high, revealed findings published by a global report last month.

    According to the 12th Annual Demographia International Housing Affordability Survey, Singapore has a “seriously unaffordable” rating of 5.0, no change from last year’s survey.

    The report used the median multiple indicator, which is the median house price divided by gross annual median household income, to rate housing affordability across 367 cities in nine countries.

    A grade of 3.0 and below is considered affordable, 3.1 to 4.0 (moderately unaffordable), 4.1 to 5.0 (seriously unaffordable) and 5.1 and over (severely unaffordable).

    Despite being seen as expensive, the report noted that “Singapore has been far more successful in controlling housing affordability than in markets that have followed the British urban containment model”.

    Specifically, the HDB was recognized for ramping up the supply of new flats and reducing new home prices.

    “One strategy has been to increase what are effectively “across the board” subsidies for all new houses (not counting special grants, such as for first home buyers).

    “Should the present policy continue, it is likely that resale house prices will rise slower or even fall in the future, improving Singapore’s housing affordability,” said Demographia.

    Eligible first-time buyers of new HDB flats currently enjoy up to $80,000 in housing grants, comprising up to $40,000 in Special CPF Housing Grants and up to $40,000 in Additional CPF Housing Grants.

    Meanwhile, Hong Kong has the least affordable housing in the world, with a median multiple of 19.0. This rating is also the highest recorded in the 12 years of the Demographia Survey.

     

    Source: www.propertyguru.com.sg

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