MEN VS WOMEN

What I was actually trying to do isn’t to criticize the other gender or be a sexist. According to the responses, they say that we are equal and should be given equal rights. I totally agree with it, and that is how it is supposed to be. Just like our race, it’s just our culture, tradition and skin color which is different. Deep down inside, we are all the same.

We have the same organs, same senses, and we even live in the same country. Why should we group them up? Why must we see skin colors, culture, type of food and religion? Do you believe in the saying ‘everything happens for a reason’? Well I do, and believe that Malaysia is made of many races is for a reason, same gender, we need one another to work together and hence making a great team.

Look at how much we have grown since 31^st august 1957.We had 5 prime ministers since then, and they have all contributed a lot to our beloved country. Just imagine how much better we can make our country if we were to work together sincerely. I don’t know who created it or why did this category came up from, “race”. I mean yes, there is a difference we can’t deny that fact.

But it’s just a tiny little one, just like male and female, the only difference is, we use different washrooms, the way we think, and the way we do things. And men and women now are given equal rights, so why don’t we start treating each other equally? Anyhow, this is just my point of view of things and I bet more think the same as I am.

Generally, we both need each other, guys need girls and girls need guys to live on with their lives. God made us in such a way that we have to depend with each other. Men normally act using their brains and women act using their senses and follow their hearts. When we combine we balance each other helping us to do better. We are attracted to each other(no offense to gays, and lesbians)

 Highlight Of Issue Malaysia Budget 2016

Today , i want to share about current isuue about Malaysia Budget 2016. With the theme of prospering the rakyat,Budget 2016 has been announced by our Prime minister.On 23 2016,Prime Minister Malaysia, Datuk Seri Najib announced Malaysia Budget 2016 and highlight how goverment plans to narrow its budgets deficit,address rising cost of living.The goverment also announced about economic report.....So , i want to ask you alls, what your feeling after saw the live presentation by our Prime Minister bout this budget?do you feel excited?or annoyed?or unsatisfied?No matter what we feel ,nothing we can do .Its just a budget,an estimation ,a plan or forecast.The real one is when it implement.Okay now i want to highlight some point about the budget related to daily life.....

1-Rm 100,school aid for household with income below RM 3K to countiue,benefiting 3.5 million.

2-Pre-paid telco users to get rebates to commensurates with GST paid,credited from q to 31 dec 2016.

3-RM1.2 BILLION is allocated to improve internet speeds,from 5mbps to 20 mbps.

4-RM250 1 MALAYSIA book vouchers will be available for 12 million student.

5-The goverment will alocates a BRIM payout of RM400 to unmarried persons above 21 with income below RM2000 .A BRIM payout RM1050 is also set aside for those with income below RM1000 and RM1000(for those with income below RM3000),RM800(for those with incomes below RM40000

I think only these matters that related to our life.One of point that i interest to comment is about cit off in the higher education spending.As compared with the RM15.785 billion in last year budget,around 15% of this spending will be cut in the next year.Some 19 out of the country s 20 public university  will see their budget allocates slashed,with their countrys flagship University Malaya the biggest loser,facer a 27.3% cut in goverent funding next year. I think yhi action not appropriate because Nik Nazmi Nik Ahmad,the seri setia Assemblyman said,'Putrajaya s rational that the budget cut was in line encourage university to be self -funding is unjustiflable'.Moreover,there still available poor facilities in universites especially in public universities.The goverment also should improve the facilities especially in hiring the experience of lecture and have variable skills in order to tackle the students focus in hall.Goverment also should allocates the budget to organize an short intensive course to all lectures especially for fresh  

 lecture and part-time.

i think i should stop my blog....that all my comment about the budget in MALAYSIA 2016.......

THANK YOU

 

PETROL SAVING

Since our government have increased the fuel price, let’s stop rioting or complaining and instead, start thinking on how to save our fuel. Here‘s some tips on how we can save petrol….

Well first of all, as we know acceleration consumes petrol right? Try to avoid high speeds on open roads. Which will also increase safety during traveling .For example, accelerating from 90/hour to 110/km hour on highways will increase fuel consumption by 25%.

The other thing that drivers love to do is leaving their engine on while waiting for someone. Idling the engine consumers more fuel rather then turning it off and on again. Waiting in the car while the engine is running is also dangerous deal to the chemical released by the car airconds. So while you are waiting for our loved ones or simply your friends, turn off our engine to save the petrol and save the environment.

Using a thicker tire means more rolling resistance, hence consuming more petrol more petrol. But this also decreases the controlling of the car, so it’s not very advisable for new drivers. Keeping our tires pumped to its required pressure will also contribute in saving your fuel. Besides all that, keeping our air filters clean also might help. Because, when the air filters are clogged up, less airflow to the engine, thus it is harder for combustion.

Then, when the fuel prices increase, everyone is feeling the pinch or getting a hole in their pocket. There are pros and cons in every situation, but unfortunately for this situation the cons are more than the pros.

LET’S START WITH THE PROS,

A survey has been done, and since the price hike the usage of the personal cars has decreased and the usage of public transport has increased. Carpooling which was introduced years ago due to pollution dent really catched our attention, but now friends and family are doing it to save consumption of petrol which is fairly expensive. Now less pollution is happening so it’s a good thing right?

NOW THE CONS,

The increase of petrol prices has also increased the prices of our daily materials. Prices for almost everything is increasing. Riots has occurred in front of KLCC.For my opinion, I am sure why did the government increase it ,but we just hope they won’t increase it more.As already the economy is quite bad,with the increase of fuel prices its making it worst. People‘s thinking now is only on how to save petrol and how to use it lesser. Most of the food stalls and hawker stalls increased their prices due to petrol price hike. But as for the fast food restaurants, instead of increasing prices they decrease the ingredients.

THE ISIS CLAIM ABOUT PARIS

Today I want share to my reading action in newspaper. The issue that hot happen currently is about issue of ISIS.When I read my star online, this issue is about the Jihad with agenda of YAHUDI to kill MUSLIM people...Furthermore, in media social also have been story about this, but for example Facebook take action with change the profile picture with background of Paris flag nation. So the media social also take action with boycott of YAHUDI….

On Saturday, ISIS claimed responsibility for Friday’s bloody attack in Paris, saying they were the “first of the storm,” and that the targets had been “accurately chosen.” The group referred to Paris as “the capital of prostitution and obscenity” and “the carrier of the Banner of the Cross in Europe.”ISIS indicated that France had been targeted because it is one of the countries that has carried out air strikes against the group. The French Interior Minister, Bernard Cazeneuve, estimated last year that nine hundred French citizens were fighting in Iraq and Syria.

The ISIS statement was posted on Telegram, a messaging platform, and translated, a service that scans the internet for jihadi messages. Here are some of the main points of the text: Eight brothers wrapped in explosive belts and armed with machine rifles, targeted sites that were accurately chosen in the heart of the capital of France, including the State de France during the match between the Crusader German and French teams, where the fool of France, Francois Hollander, was present.

They also targeted the Bataclan Conference Center, where hundreds of apostates had gathered in a profligate prostitution party.So Paris shook under their feet, and its streets were tight upon them, and the result of the attacks was the death of no less than 100 Crusaders and the wounding of more than thos .They detonated their belts in the gatherings of the disbelievers after running out of ammunition.

Finally,the ISIS message warned that more attacks were coming,possibly in France and in other countries that oppose the group:Let France and those who walk in its path know that they will remain on the top of the list of targets of the Islamic State, and that the smell of death will never leave their noses as long as they lead the convoy of the Crusader campaign, and dare to curse our Prophet.This attack is the first of the storm and a warning to those who wish to learn.

In a nutshell, we as a Muslim must take action boycott the agenda of yahudi. WE ALSO MUST PRAY TO ALLAH AS A WAY HUMAN LIFE, and dua’a to Muslim, non-Muslim and people that Allah destroy of YAHUDI in one day…………………………………

VAPE IS ' HARAM ' FOR MUSLIM,

DECLARES FATWA COUNCIL

Using electronic cigarettes,also known as Vape , is now haram for muslims,the National Fatwa Council has decreed , reported by Utusan Malaysia.

The council's chairman Professor Emeritus Tan Sri Dr Abd Shukor Husin said the decision was based on laws that were used against shisha, also known as water pipes or hookahs."We have discussed the issue of cigarettes and shisha and we can equate it with the Vape. Firstly, it is dangerous, second, it is wasteful and third, it is detrimental to health.

On July 17, 2013, the Fatwa Committee of the National Council for Islamic Affairs said that shisha or water-pipe smoking was haram for Muslims.It had said then that shisha smoking would have a detrimental effect in the health of the individual, national economic growth and shaping of future generations.

The committee found that all scientific findings from comprehensive studies in the country and internationally proved that shisha smoking was bad for health, and its widespread practice, particularly among youths and women, was worrying.The Vape, or electronic cigarette (e-cig or e-cigarette), personal vaporizer (PV) or electronic nicotine delivery system (ENDS) are battery-powered vaporisers that simulates the feeling of smoking, but without the tobacco combustion.

Last week, Health Minister Datuk Seri Dr S. Subramaniam was reported as saying that smoking using shisha, electronic cigarettes or Vaping devices should be temporarily stopped until findings on the risks are announced in two months’ time.He said the ministry was in discussions with various agencies and related parties to get their views on the effects these methods of smoking have on health.

"From the ministry's viewpoint, i deem these to be also smoking but just using different methods. The smokers will experience the usual effects of smoking except that the tar content might be lower while the nicotine effect remains the same.He says also don ' t make ( shisha or vape) a habit or think it is fashionable.

In a nutshell,i thinks the vape is haram because the sales of cigarettes decline in this year.So , because of that the vape is haram in Malaysia. Last day , the Minister and goverment have rose up sales of cigarettes.Many people argue about this problem and says that this is hard situation to them.In my opinion,i thinks the people should stop cigarettes to be healthy life. They also can save their money and save their life for get disease like heart attack , unborn child , pneumonia and other.Mostly you can be life with people you love .........

Current Issue In Malaysia and effect to economic growth

Today i want share about current issue in Malaysia and it s effect to economic growth.Now,

Malaysia is currently facing some real challenges

over and above lower oil prices, the falling value of the ringgit, and a slowdown in the rate of economic growth. This has lead some expats to ask us whether this is a bump in the road or a more serious problem. The answer depends on who you talk to. We continue to be optimistic, but certainly some events are cause for concern.

The recent arrests of over 100 people who were willing to either join Islamic State or support them through terrorist acts in Malaysia had many expats worried. Fortunately, so far the Malaysian police have shown themselves to be very efficient at countering terrorism.

The efforts by the opposition party, PAS, to introduce strict sharia law including amputations and stoning to death was strongly opposed by most expats we talked to. Even though PAS stated it would only apply to Muslims, many people questioned how long it would be before they extended it to non-Muslims. This fundamentalist segment has also been getting a lot of publicity for trying to place greater restrictions in a number of areas ranging from live pop concerts to the clothes worn by Malay female gymnasts. For some reason, they did not make the same fuss about the tiny outfits worn by male Malay bodybuilders.

The fact that the government seems reluctant to openly state their opposition to these proposals caused some concern among expats. There is little doubt that if Malaysia makes a clear shift towards more fundamentalist Islam, the country will see a fall off in foreign investment and tourism, as well as less interest in the Malaysia My second home programme.

It should be noted that every time these radical views are expressed, large numbers of Malaysian Muslims voice their opposition to them on social media. The G25, a group of prominent Malays, mostly retired senior civil servants, have been active in articulating their concerns about what they see as increasing Islamisation in Malaysia, which they are convinced will be detrimental for the country.

The political scene has been equally turbulent and has some expats worried about which direction the country is heading. Former Prime Minister Tun Mahathir has been waging a war of words against the current Prime Minister, Najib Razak, and is determined to see him step down. Tun Mahathir firmly believes the party will lose the next general election, scheduled for 2018, if Najib remains as leader of the party. Both gentlemen have their own group of powerful supporters and it is not yet clear who will emerge the victor.

The 1MDB scandal receives daily coverage in social and mainstream media. Questions and answers fly back and forth, with critics claiming the answers do not adequately address the questions asked, and the government and 1MDB insisting they have adequately responded. Hopefully the audits currently being conducted of 1MDB will be able to provide answers which satisfy everyone.

Despite these problems, the Malaysian economy is still growing, albeit more slowly now. Prime Minister Najib’s highly ambitious Government and Economic Transformation programmes have shown real progress and the country seems on target to achieve many of its 2020 goals.

In truth, Malaysia’s problems are not unique. Many countries contend with racial issues and business scandals, and of course political acrimony is par for the course. Malaysia’s economic growth is the envy of many countries and the continuous infrastructural improvements are evident to regularly visiting the country.

Malaysia has faced significant issues before and pundits who predicted doom and gloom were proven wrong. We continue to be optimistic about the long-term outlook, but hope the government will take a firmer position regarding any tendency to move away from being a moderate Muslim country and will work hard to ensure it retains its positive image as an inclusive, multiracial, multicultural society.