(1) The Palestinians throw stones, The Israelis throw grenades
(2) The Palestinians use explosive cars, The Israels use main battle tanks
(3) The Palestinians use rockets, The Isrelis sends airstrikes
(4) Its a wonder why Palestinians keep on fighting, i wonder why they fight it that way ?
(5) Wouldnt it be better if they just pack up and leave? For a better tomorrow ?
(6) I guess i wouldnt know until i am on the ground myself
(7) But, for me, if you want to build a nation, build a school
(8) Thank you shun for teaching me that.
Sunday, December 28, 2008
The Futility Of the Palestine Future ?
Sunday, December 21, 2008
H.I.D.U.P (L.I.F.E)
(1) Have we ever paused in our life and ask ourself what is it that we want from life. What do we want to do?
(2) I have asked around and am surprised by the number of people who havent asnwered this question.
(3) One of them was already in his 60s
(4) Some answered that they are not willing to because of commitments. Family, housing loan, mortgages, career. uncertainty.
(5) I am thankful to Allah for he has given me this sight (pedoman), at least He gave me this idea (ilham) to ask myself what do i want to do in this lfe.
(6) At least i am not drifting along in life.
(7) Or to put it more correctly, i am drifiting no more in life. I have a purpose. I have seen my purpose. I have seen my goal, my aim , my ambition.
(8) Life is surely is diffrent when you have an ambition. You walk with a purpose. You talk with a purpose , you think with a purpose.
(9) What Im trying to say here is that, stop for a while , ask yourself, what do you want from life, what do you want to do in life ?
(10) Are you doing what you like/love in life ? or are you just coasting/following what people say/ follow the flow and ebbs of life.
(11) Life is more meaningful when you know what you want and strive towards it.
(12) In the words of a book which i have yet to buy (:P) There's too many people in this life doing half hearted job because they are half hearted in their commitment. Do something which you find passion in. (ok the last one was mine)
(13) Live Life, Youre gonna live once.
(2) I have asked around and am surprised by the number of people who havent asnwered this question.
(3) One of them was already in his 60s
(4) Some answered that they are not willing to because of commitments. Family, housing loan, mortgages, career. uncertainty.
(5) I am thankful to Allah for he has given me this sight (pedoman), at least He gave me this idea (ilham) to ask myself what do i want to do in this lfe.
(6) At least i am not drifting along in life.
(7) Or to put it more correctly, i am drifiting no more in life. I have a purpose. I have seen my purpose. I have seen my goal, my aim , my ambition.
(8) Life is surely is diffrent when you have an ambition. You walk with a purpose. You talk with a purpose , you think with a purpose.
(9) What Im trying to say here is that, stop for a while , ask yourself, what do you want from life, what do you want to do in life ?
(10) Are you doing what you like/love in life ? or are you just coasting/following what people say/ follow the flow and ebbs of life.
(11) Life is more meaningful when you know what you want and strive towards it.
(12) In the words of a book which i have yet to buy (:P) There's too many people in this life doing half hearted job because they are half hearted in their commitment. Do something which you find passion in. (ok the last one was mine)
(13) Live Life, Youre gonna live once.
Friday, December 19, 2008
Congratulations Umar
(1) Umar and Mas is married.
(2) They have achieved what they have always dream of.
(3) Congratulations.
(4) Living life chasing your dream is what everyone suppose to be doing. Even if it looks so impossible to achieve but as long as you are striving towards it, no matter how far you are, so long as you strive towards it, you are one step closer in achieving it.
(5) At least that is what i tell myself.
(6) One step at a time.
(2) They have achieved what they have always dream of.
(3) Congratulations.
(4) Living life chasing your dream is what everyone suppose to be doing. Even if it looks so impossible to achieve but as long as you are striving towards it, no matter how far you are, so long as you strive towards it, you are one step closer in achieving it.
(5) At least that is what i tell myself.
(6) One step at a time.
Sunday, December 07, 2008
Mamat mana nih(Who the heck is this guy)....
(1) Mamat mana nih(Who the heck is this guy)....That was initially on my mind
(2) Then i realised it was shah rukh khan wearing baju melayu and songkok.
(3) He he
(4) Somehow the whole issue of refusing to wear songkok now seems trivial isnt it....
Sunday, November 30, 2008
An Open Letter to Lim Guan Eng
Dear Sir,
I applaud you using the phrase “amar makruf”
That was bold of you to say the least. Like it or not you have walked into a political minefield and have exposed (as you undoubtedly realised) yourself into every single crosshairs of your political opponents.
While your intentions are unclear but the fact of the matter now is that most Malays and Muslims are up in arms because they are displeased with the fact that you as a non Muslim had used a Quranic phrase.
I will take your use of the phrase in good faith, and believe that when you uttered it, you meant every single word of it.
I am not going to debate whether such use is right or not. What i am going to say however is regarding you and your tenure as Chief Minister of Penang.
I believe that you have what it takes to be a first Chief Minister that truly cares about the people.
But in order for you to do that you must take care of the sensitivities of your subjects. Like it or not they are YOUR people. What they think matters. Rightly or wrongly.
Failure to realise this will only make you just another opposition leader who risen to power not because the people believed in you but rather because the people were tired with a corrupt and weak government.
I believe if there ever was a chance of Malaysia to become a truly multi racial country with everyone is recognised by their ability and not their race it would come from Penang. Penang is the melting pot of many cultures and races.
However, please come down from the tall KOMTAR tower and come to the villages as well. How many times in your tenure have you come to visit the paddy fields and hear the worries of the simple Malay farmers?. Stop being a politician and start being a leader. Cross that DAP boundary and start becoming a leader for the people instead. Have you ever hear them telling you how worried they are of the floods, the pests, how they have no money to pay for their children school fees. If you succeed in doing this then most will have no qualms of becoming the Prime Minister of Malaysia.
I believe that if there was ever one man who can truly bridge the multi racial gap in Malaysia, for now , it would be you. Failure to capitalise on this would mean that you’re just another DAP leader. The age of racial politics of our fathers has come to pass. This is our time and it is us who decide what and how Malaysia should become. Let us make it in such a way that merits would be rewarded and equitable growth is supported.
Until when are we going to believe the age old perceptions that the Malays are lazy and the Chinese are selfish people.It is not true and it was never true. The Malays was not accustomed in wealth creation methods and I have met in my life my Chinese who put others before themselves. It stands as an injustice towards them should we let these perceptions remain.
In the meantime, i applaud of you using the Quranic phrase. By God, i hope you meant every single phrase that you said, otherwise it would have been an intolerable insult to my religion.
At the end of the day Mr. Chief Minister, you have to understand that while your intentions may be pure in using the phrase Amar Makruf, you have to take care the sensitivities of your Muslim subjects. They rightly or wrongly may take offense if you use it. Why do you want to destroy your chance of becoming a true leader by the people for the people over such small matter ?.
I wish you all the best and you will have my support the moment you fight not only for your race and party cause but the cause of MALAYSIANS as a whole.
Good luck, and Insya-Allah.
AZLAN RONI HASAN.
I applaud you using the phrase “amar makruf”
That was bold of you to say the least. Like it or not you have walked into a political minefield and have exposed (as you undoubtedly realised) yourself into every single crosshairs of your political opponents.
While your intentions are unclear but the fact of the matter now is that most Malays and Muslims are up in arms because they are displeased with the fact that you as a non Muslim had used a Quranic phrase.
I will take your use of the phrase in good faith, and believe that when you uttered it, you meant every single word of it.
I am not going to debate whether such use is right or not. What i am going to say however is regarding you and your tenure as Chief Minister of Penang.
I believe that you have what it takes to be a first Chief Minister that truly cares about the people.
But in order for you to do that you must take care of the sensitivities of your subjects. Like it or not they are YOUR people. What they think matters. Rightly or wrongly.
Failure to realise this will only make you just another opposition leader who risen to power not because the people believed in you but rather because the people were tired with a corrupt and weak government.
I believe if there ever was a chance of Malaysia to become a truly multi racial country with everyone is recognised by their ability and not their race it would come from Penang. Penang is the melting pot of many cultures and races.
However, please come down from the tall KOMTAR tower and come to the villages as well. How many times in your tenure have you come to visit the paddy fields and hear the worries of the simple Malay farmers?. Stop being a politician and start being a leader. Cross that DAP boundary and start becoming a leader for the people instead. Have you ever hear them telling you how worried they are of the floods, the pests, how they have no money to pay for their children school fees. If you succeed in doing this then most will have no qualms of becoming the Prime Minister of Malaysia.
I believe that if there was ever one man who can truly bridge the multi racial gap in Malaysia, for now , it would be you. Failure to capitalise on this would mean that you’re just another DAP leader. The age of racial politics of our fathers has come to pass. This is our time and it is us who decide what and how Malaysia should become. Let us make it in such a way that merits would be rewarded and equitable growth is supported.
Until when are we going to believe the age old perceptions that the Malays are lazy and the Chinese are selfish people.It is not true and it was never true. The Malays was not accustomed in wealth creation methods and I have met in my life my Chinese who put others before themselves. It stands as an injustice towards them should we let these perceptions remain.
In the meantime, i applaud of you using the Quranic phrase. By God, i hope you meant every single phrase that you said, otherwise it would have been an intolerable insult to my religion.
At the end of the day Mr. Chief Minister, you have to understand that while your intentions may be pure in using the phrase Amar Makruf, you have to take care the sensitivities of your Muslim subjects. They rightly or wrongly may take offense if you use it. Why do you want to destroy your chance of becoming a true leader by the people for the people over such small matter ?.
I wish you all the best and you will have my support the moment you fight not only for your race and party cause but the cause of MALAYSIANS as a whole.
Good luck, and Insya-Allah.
AZLAN RONI HASAN.
Friday, November 28, 2008
I FINALLY BELIEVED IN MIRACLES
(1) I witnessed a miracle yesterday
(2) syamsul errwan is now a proud father of a baby boy
(3) my reaction was of a stunned silence...
(4) I wonder how does a father feel...now that you are responsible for the life of another human being.
(5) I dont think anything on earth can prepare you for that.
(6) Welcome to the world little one. We'll try our best to take good care of you.
The Guns are silent ..
Thank you god for the few peaceful hours you gave me
Thank you for the few hours without the hectic phone calls and urgent emails
I can finally breathe....
TGIF..
Thank you for the few hours without the hectic phone calls and urgent emails
I can finally breathe....
TGIF..
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