Showing posts with label general. Show all posts
Showing posts with label general. Show all posts

Sunday, 27 February 2011

Flashback, Updates, yadda yadda....

Assalamualaikum and a very good day to all,

1. Suddenly I have extra time to go back and check some of my previous post few years back.

2. And even I am surprised that I have gone this far in blogging.

3. This blog is already 4 years old (2007 - 2011). Many things have happened and changed during these years.

4. Before this, the blog was in plain black background. Without no banner, no anything whatsoever.

5. Then, the banner came to existence after I gained some ideas from chedet.co.cc (Dr. M's blog).

6. And then, I add some pictures to my posts (when I have time to find one), and at one point, decided to change the background to white to give ease of reading to readers.

7. Even my current style of writing is inspired by chedet.co.cc. As last time I used to write long, lengthy articles, it caused difficulty of reading to some of readers to this site. (the tl;dr phenomena)

8. And now I even add translator and thesaurus to the blog as to help readers understand even better in other languages than English as well as helps readers to strengthen their vocabulary.

9. I even have added the 'share' button to few social sites but currently my blog have been flagged as "abusive" by Facebook authorities. I wonder where is this so-called "abusive" content is hiding in this blog. So far the only thing that has been "abusive" was the time I took to write these posts in its 4 years' worth of history.

10. I think that's all for now. Till then shall we meet again....

-qreemall-

Wednesday, 16 June 2010

I'm still here

Assalamualaikum and a very good day to all,


1. I haven't been able to update this blog for quite some time because I have been busy playing PC game titled "Dead Space" for the duration.


2. And now I have start working makes updating process even more difficult to be done later on. But still, I hope I would be able to update as usual (maybe 1 post per fortnight).


3. Just wait for my next post. Thank you.

Thursday, 4 February 2010

Questioning the Materiality of Existence

Assalamualaikum and a very good day to all,

What defines us as "being alive" and "real"? Is it because of the phrase "seeing is believing"? If that's the case then blind people won't be "alive" and the phrase "looks can be deceiving" won't be coined. If we believe we are "real" because of our five senses, then people that possess less than five senses (blind, deaf, mute, etc.) would become less "real" then.

Are the things we see really is as they are? Are the things we touch, smell, taste, hear are really as they are? All of these are actually can be deceptive as all of these things we experience are all comes from the electric pulses sent from our skin, eyes, ears, nose and tongue to the brain.

How will you response if all the things we interact with, seeing, hearing, smell, taste and touch is not real? How will you response if the the "real" you is actually just a piece of brain in a box being fed by pulses that simulates all the senses?

Actually, this theory is not really original. It's been debated by many people. One of them is Harun Yahya which also have written many books with one of them referring to this issue. And there's even a movie made from this perception that's famous. And I think many people knew the title. It's "The Matrix". In the movie it shown that the main character originally being hooked to a huge machine and it simulates a "world" which he thought was real until he's approached by Morpheus. And then the rest is history. Just go and watch the movie for the full story.

Anyway, this will eventually will bring on some of the issues that has been questions by Atheists and some people as well such as the existence of Heaven and Hell, angels, Satan and his minions, genies and of course, god. 

If this theory is applied, then the existence of all beings stated above will be plausible which actually is REAL especially god and His name is Allah which does not equal to any other beings in existence nor have anything equals to Him other than Himself.

If you believe in this theory everything that has been explained in the Quran about His powers and His abilities are easy to understand as He can give us anything or take away anything from us just by sending in impulse into our "brains" which in this case may be even actually just a piece of microchip on a motherboard. 

We don't even know if we are actually just pieces of microchips placed on a huge motherboard which simulates our "life". We can't possibly knew this as our senses are limited to only the impulses sent to our brains.

But, whatever it is, the world we are living is not only consists of materials. There's also souls, spirits etc, etc which we can't conform their existence except if the said items can be sensed using our senses which in turn sent the data to the brain, and conform that the said items exist. And thus, it also can be said "it's all in your head". Hehehehehehe........

I think that's all I have to say for now.
Till then shall we meet again.....
-qreemall-

Wednesday, 4 February 2009

A Song Made for Gaza

Assalamualaikum and a very good day to all,
Usually I never posted any songs or lyrics or anything that's related to those field before, but for the first time ever, I will do so as this song has touched my heart and almost made me weep 2 days ago. Here I will publish the lyrics and the song itself. Credit goes to MichaelHeart.Com.

WE WILL NOT GO DOWN (Song for Gaza)
Composed by Michael Heart (real name:Annas Allaf)
Copyright 2009


A blinding flash of white light
Lit up the sky over Gaza tonight
People running for cover
Not knowing whether they’re dead or alive

They came with their tanks and their planes
With ravaging fiery flames
And nothing remains
Just a voice rising up in the smoky haze

We will not go down
In the night, without a fight
You can burn up our mosques and our homes and our schools
But our spirit will never die
We will not go down
In Gaza tonight

Women and children alike
Murdered and massacred night after night
While the so-called leaders of countries afar
Debated on who’s wrong or right

But their powerless words were in vain
And the bombs fell down like acid rain
But through the tears and the blood and the pain
You can still hear that voice through the smoky haze

We will not go down
In the night, without a fight
You can burn up our mosques and our homes and our schools
But our spirit will never die
We will not go down
In Gaza tonight

MP3 Link:
http://www.michaelheart.com/sfg/downloads/a22685d/dl65.php?file=we_will_not_go_down.mp3

Monday, 12 January 2009

Not Many Surprises, Only a Comeback

Assalamualaikum and a very good day to all,

0. Intro
The temptations of the 'entertainment' is extremely serious. So serious that I have been distracted by it so much that it has successfully hindered me from writing any new post for months. Not including the facts that I have been actively participate in a certain forum that also one of the cause of my delay in writing new posts. And now I started to become busy again with other things that I have to do such as projects,etc,etc. Now back to the main issues.

1.International Issues:
Seems like it's almost certain that Obama will be just like every other US presidents before him. No change in US foreign policy. And now it is going to become worse as US (as usual) unanimously supports everything that Israel did to the Palestinians right now.

2.Local Politics:
KT election day is getting near. Who's going to win? From current conditions of local politics, I can be almost certain that the Pakatan will win. And what's more, I've been getting news that the BN candidate is a former secretary for Dato' Seri Abdullah Ahmad Badawi (Pak Lah), whose reputation has already reached all-time low for a Malaysian PM since Independence. So for this issue I leave it up to readers to ponder upon.

3.Palestine Issues:

Israel shows clearly how they really are in Palestine. Again. And now things have gone for worse. A massive assault has been launched against Gaza. But beware. They may use this assault as a divertion from West Bank ie Jerusalem. They have done such thing as this last time. And I assure you that they will use the same tactics again. But I don't know what they have been up to. Only The Almighty knows what they are planning behind the large-scale assault on Gaza.

4.Others

4.1.Boycott

Boycott is the chant of the day right now. But then will it be effective? How will it effect the daily lifestyle of the people? Who's going to lose more? It is us or them going to suffer more? How will it affect our economy? These are only some of the questions that needs to be answered before we start boycotting. I said these because there's high risk of the boycott backfires on us except if the government took the right initiative such as banning all products imported from US which has connections to the illegal nation known as Israel (any countries that supports Israel to be exact). Or for franchises they must be willing to stop their franchise contracts with companies that associated with pro-Israel and start their own brand names instead. In this manner the boycott can be successfully implemented with least backfires to our country. We are depending on them for so long and so deep they have been penetrating that almost all of our people have been identifying certain types of stuffs used in daily life using their brand names such "Milo" (chocolate malt drink), "Nescafe" (normal blend coffee), "Maggi" (instant noodles) and "Kiwi" (shoe polisher) to name a few. In this case I suggest that we start by changing our ways and phase out those brand names from our daily lives. By doing so, we will be able to free ourselves from their brand name shackles that has been brainwashed into our brains for generations. Hope we will succeed in doing so. God willing.

4.2.Racism in Malaysia

Racism problem is getting worse & worse in Malaysia. The local Chinese wants equality in power yet they didn't want to share the economic wealth with others. And also, they want everyone to be equally treated & yet they refused Sekolah Wawasan concept as a way to create a "Bangsa Malaysia". So how can the government change their policies when the Chinese didn't even bothered to change THEIR ways first. Take example how Indonesia had done. They have succeeded in creating "Bangsa Indonesia" and everyone's being treated equally regardless of different religion backgrounds (except for the sky-high bribery rate in their government). So it's time for the government to take direct actions on them if they are still hard-headed with their reluctance to change their ways from being racist to being equal. I can only say one thing if they still accusing the government for being racist while they are racist themselves: LEAVE THIS COUNTRY! It's the easiest way. If you don't like it, you can leave. There are still many people loves this country regardless of what has been happening lately. I'm sorry if my tone sounds harsh but that's the truth. SO I think that's all for now.

till then shall we meet again....

Monday, 3 November 2008

New Update

Assalamualaikum and a very good day to all,

0.Intro
Sorry for the lack of any post for 2-3 months. But I got another life out there too. My life is not about sitting in front of the PC and writing blogs only. And now I've been freed from some of the shackles of my life that has been stopping me from writing any update all these months....
By the way, starting from next post, the articles will be written in dual-language (English and Malay) so that more people can read and understand what I've been saying in the articles. And some may ask, "why is Bahasa Malaysia instead of Bahasa Melayu?" Why? Because the language is the main language for Malaysians, not Malay only. And at the same time, I tried to promote the "Bangsa Malaysia" as well. The concept should be similar to "Bangsa Indonesia" concept as well. But I will write more on that later. Now I want to write about the recent issues first.

1.International Issues
Now I got a lot to say about the international issues as I have been absent for a few months from this blog. But then maybe I'll just focusing on the recent issues first. Such as the incoming recession and the US presidential election. I have known about the issue regarding so-called worldwide recession more than 5 years ago when Dr. M was still our PM. It's all back to the basis of the modern currency system where it's all just a matter of playing with numbers. For US presidential election, today will be the last day to campaign for both Barack Obama and John McCain. The main news network will be focused on key battleground states where the votes can swing either way. But still, I never really cared for it anyway as the foreign policy will not change whether Obama or McCain wins. For those who had hopes for the foreign policies of US will change, I will say only this: stop putting your hopes high. It's useless. As long as the Zionists lobby is strong in both White House and the Congress, the pro-Israel policies will not change at all.

2.Local Politics
Many things have happened since the last time I posted new update on my blog here. 16th September, the day where PR supposed to take over the government but didn't happen. And then there's the start of election for positions in UMNO, and so many more which I felt not important enough to be written right now (which may be written later on). So just today, Dato Seri Najib Tun Razak have just won the presidency of UMNO unopposed. So we can be sure that he will replace Paklah as our new PM starting from end of March 2009. But the RM1m question remains: will he be better than Paklah, same or worse? That question can only be answered after he took the office. We shall hope that he will do a better job than Paklah....

3.Palestinian Issues
It's been a month since I started back reading news from both Palestine side and Israeli side (last time i stopped reading news from Israeli side because I didn't want to increase the view count in that site). But then I had to open it again as I need to know how they are manipulating the news inside their place. I can only say that I was sad to see the sufferings of our brothers and sisters there when they are subjected to Israeli brutality and bullying (especially in East Jerusalem aka East Baitulmaqdis). And it only seems to become worse when the Palestinian "Authority" joins in the fray in West Bank. I wonder when the factions are going to stop their quarrels. It only makes the evil Israel Zionists laugh at them. I can only hope that one day this Zionists brutality will be stopped by someone, anyone.....

4.Others
Well, originally I'm supposed to start the dual-language in this post but still a bit tired and a bit idealess as well (not to mention it's more tiresome to write something and translate in out). Just hope that I can find any software/anyone to help me write out the translation part....

I think that's all for now.... till then shall we meet again....
-qreemall-

Friday, 24 October 2008

It been too long....

Assalamualaikum and a very good day to everyone,
It's been a very long time since my last post. Well, it's been due to my busy schedules right now. And I'll assure you that I'll be back within a few weeks after this post. So just wait for the latest articles from me which I will include surprises as well. Until then I shall end my post here. And please enjoy the links at the bottom right corner of my blog.

Thursday, 17 July 2008

Debate And Aftermath...

Assalamualaikum and a very good day to all,

0.Intro
Actually I don't want to say anything about the debate as there are tons of sources that people can find about the details for the recent debate between DSAI and Dato Seri Shabery Cheek, the Information Minister. But, still, maybe I can also write something else together with it so I give my views about it anyway.

1.International Issues
Currently there are not much. Only the prisoner swap between Hezbollah and Israel has taken place. And the bid made by certain western countries to try the Sudanese president, Omar Al-Bashir to International Criminal Court for suspecting his involvement in genocide in Darfur. But then, sometimes some people wonder why the western countries care so much about Darfur anyway that they neglect many other nation that needs their attention such as Palestine, Somalia, etc. Well, in my opinion, I think there must be something that has to do with oil reserves in Sudan as I remembered that the oil reserves in Sudan has been found just recently, so there must be a lot of it that still left untounched. And waiting to be drilled out. But then, I can only speculate about that. Who knows that there might be some other things that we still do not know about Darfur... Only the Almighty knows.....

2.Local Politics
By the time I write about the debate, its already seems like obsolete... like its been 2 days ago... and DSAI has already captured by the police under pretext of his failure to come to the police HQ to voice out his views on the latest accusation against him. But, still, I am sure that many people has been watching the debate that night, 15th July 2008, 9pm-10pm, titled "Kerajaan PR naik hari ini, esok harga minyak turun" or something like that. And I am also sure that many people can see who's the winner in the debate even though the moderator did not declare it. It is clear cut that DSAI has won the debate. Although I never liked him, but I had to admit that he is good that night. He's quite professional during the debate compared to his opposition, Dato Seri Shabery Cheek (DSSC). DSSC has not answer half of the questions asked to him. And he also gave out weak arguments and continuously attacking DSAI's private life. Then DSAi calmly said "I will not retaliate on the attacks against my private life. This is not the right platform. This platform is on the fuel issue. So I will only focus on that". In a few moment, I am surprised by his professionalism. But still, I can say that this debate is a one-sided battle as many people has already knew who's going to win even before the debate as many people already knew that DSAI is a good debater compared to DSSC.

3.Palestinian Issues
urgh... right now I don't really have anything to say here... just reading the headlines on what's happened recently in Palestine on Palestine Information Center website is enough to make me weep...

4.Others
4.1.
Well, I just remembers about there's one time when our former PM, Tun Dr. Mahathir (TDM) had suggested that we use "Dinar Emas" or Gold Dinar instead of US dollar when trading between Muslim nations in order to reduce and ultimately free the Muslim nations from the shackles of US currency imposed on them. But it seems that the idea never took off as the other Muslim nations are too scared of US retaliations on them if they agreed to do so. What has happened here?? What has happened to the former glory of the Caliphates?? from the Prophet, Muhammad (pbuh) and the Sahabats, Umayyad Empire, Abbasid Empire, Moors of Andalusia, and the last one, Ottoman Empire, until finally it collapsed under Mustafa Kamal Attarturk. Where are the former bravery of the Muslim nations?? Where?? Too bad now the Muslims has fall this low when no Muslim nations dare to stand up against US imperialism on the Muslim world... And too bad that we have only one option left: to wait for Imam Mahdi to come and save us from this evil... erm... actually I want to say about the usage of the Gold Dinar could save our economy from the incoming global recession that caused by the collapse of US dollar... yes... If you read the recent news, you can see that US is heading towards recession, and they're not going to fall alone. Every nation that uses US dollar in trading will fall together as well.

4.2.The Fall of "Paper Money" system
And actually, as I have read from various sources, it seems that not only US dollar is falling, but the whole concept of "paper money" is going to fall as well. What I refer to "paper money" is the currencies that we are using right now, which is available with many names. RM, USD, Yen, Yuan, Euro, you name it. All of those currencies are actually numbers written on paper with nothing to support it as valuables. All the values exists on it are only based on what the system told you alone. If the system collapsed, the values written on it will be completely useless. And, I am not really sure about this, but this system first introduced during the Crusades, when the English King uses paper to replace gold as a receipt in order to pay the support his soldiers. And the modern banking system has been introduced to us by the Jews, which is why they can easily manipulate the values of worldwide economy and currencies. So, the only way to save yourself from this collapse is to possess real valuables such as parchments of land, gold, silver, etc. You can also search on the internet to verify this matter.

I think that's all for now.... till then shall we meet again....
-qreemall-

Tuesday, 26 February 2008

Let the campaign begins!!

Assalamualaikum and a very good day to everyone,
So the battle of words has finally, truly begans. The election campaign has intensified after the candidates' nominations has been submitted on Sunday, 24th February 2008. And most of them, it seems, will be one-on-one match. Most people has already known that BN has won 10 seats unchallenged. While PAS has won 1 seat in the same manner. So, in the next two weeks we will be able to watch the campaigns and promises each party will offer to voters if they're chosen. Especially BN as they controlled the mainstream media, they're able to advertise on TV and mainstream newspapers for their campaigns. 

While the Opposition has limited space to do their part in the campaign. From my point of view, this is totally unacceptable as this clearly shows that the media is biased towards the ruling party. The media supposed to give equal footing for the Opposition to advertise their campaigns  as well. So we can see that the Opposition has only their own newspaper and websites as their media to advertise their campaigns. So I can only hope that one day the situation will change where we're able to see campaigns from both sides on the mainstream media. So let's hope that one day it will become a reality in this beloved country.

And another thing. I have always hope that one day UMNO and PAS will unite under one party unlike now. If we're unite, then the other races will not look down and try to manipulate us for their own gains. But unfortunately I still short of information on this one. So I also urged people to hope that this will become a reality one day.

Erm... I think that's all for now. Till then shall we meet again...
-qreemall-

p/s: by the way, for the comments section, I urged those wanted to comment to give out your name and not just using 'Anonymous'. I will not accept any anonymous comments after this and it will be considered as spam. After all, is it too difficult to write nickname on ur comments?? And as usual, this page is best viewed on Internet Explorer.

Thursday, 24 January 2008

New Announcement

Assalamulaikum and a very good day to all,
So this will be my last post for this year (according to Chinese lunar calendar) and my first post for this year (according to Hijri calendar). Last time I tried to change my presentation of post by writing a bit on other issues than politics but I found out that the style didn't suit me at all. So I won't be writing about other issues anymore after that one (but I still may put a bit of it inside the posts). So after this, I'll be focusing on writing about political issues again (and I may add the local Malaysian scene as well). And not to forget, I give my condolence to the families of the former Domestic Trade and Consumer Affairs Minister Tan Sri Megat Junid Megat Ayub, 65, who passed away peacefully on today at 5.25 am (GMT +8) at the Pantai Medical Centre, Bangsar.
AL-Fatihah.

So this is all for now. Till then shall we meet again....
-qreemall-

p/s: by the way, I also may made the posts in dual languange again to ease any problems faced by any readers who may have poor understanding in English. That's all.

Tuesday, 8 January 2008

And some issues here....

Assalamualaikum and good day to all,

So this is gonna be my first post for this year (according to Gregorian calender) 2008 and gonna be the last post for this year (according to Hijri calender) 1428.  I just remembered one of the minor things that many modern Muslim women tend to ignore: the Hijab (also known as 'tudung' in Malay). Most of them who refused to wear Hijab tend to say, "Hijab is outdated", or they also might say "we must follow the latest trend, Hijab is uncool to wear, it looks old" and so on. So to those women, let me say this: Hijab is actually a new trend together with clothes that covers Aurat if we look back in history.

Some might argue with my point here.

They might say "hey, it's already more than 1400 years old already!!".

What?? it's that old??

Yup. The fashion is already more than 1400 years old but based from my research, the fashion which do not have Hijab on and does not cover the Aurat has been much, much, much older than that. If you don't believe me you can do the research yourself and you will find that type of fashion which the Westerners boast as 'new' fashions is more than 4000 years old. And what's more, even the Western historians tend to draw depictions of people from past civilisations [as old as the Stone Age, if it ever existed(refer to here)] as wearing minimum clothes that only cover their private parts!!

So, for those women out there, if you REALLY want keep up with latest fashion, choose to wear Hijab and clothes that covers your Aurat. It's 1400+ years old, but newer than clothes that did not include Hijab and does not cover your Aurat which is 4000+ years old fashion. For men out there, tell your women this too if you wanted your women to keep up with the REAL latest fashion. With this way, you are not only keeping up with the latest fashion, you're also pleasing the Almighty and our beloved Apostle, Muhammad S.A.W. (pbuh) by following His commands (on clothing only for this case). 

So, women, BE COOL, CHOOSE TO WEAR HIJAB AND COVER YOUR AURAT!!!

On the other hand, regarding the latest issue, many people may already know about the presidential race in US to select the new US president, dubbed "the most powerful seat in the world". But for me, I say that it's not entirely correct to say that. I think some of you may not know about how this presidential race is going on. So I'm gonna tell you how.

The US presidential election starts with those who wants to represent their party (there are only 2 parties in US, Republican and Democrat). Then they collect donations or funds for the candidate nominations. In this case, the donations are coming from many sources, and the most prominent of them all comes from pro-Israel organisations such as American Israel Public Affairs Committee aka AIPAC (the most powerful lobby in US) which also provides most of the funds for the presidential candidates. So, the candidates have to please those with the most money (in this case AIPAC) in order to get funds for their campaign.

So, it is clear who are the most powerful: the ones who provides funds for the presidential campaign or in other words AIPAC which represents the Zionists in the White House.

And, before you start to blame Jews for this, let me make it clear here: the ones at fault here are Zionists, not Jews as there are also Jews that also anti-Israel.

Wait? am I saying that I'm defending the Jews?

No. Of course not. But I wanted you to know well your enemies before you start attacking them without a valid reason. There are also Christian Zionists in case you haven't noticed. But as we all know, almost all of Zionists are Jews (I use 'almost' as there may be non-Jews that also a Zionist). So, don't believe any word that the next president of US will help to stop attacks on the Palestinians by Israel.  Erm, I think that's all I have to say for now. Till then shall we meet again...
-qreemall-

Tuesday, 4 December 2007

It's been a life on the fast lane...

Assalamualaikum to all,

Looks like this blog of mine has been lifeless for months as I only managed to update it only once since I switched to Blogspot from Friendster Blog which is difficult to see and hardly accessible from search engines. The reason of the lack of update here because I've been busy with my studies. Well, I still using the internet to read latest news and more, but I also lack ideas to design this blog properly and ideas on what to write, what to comment on which issues... Erm, I just remembered the news that I have read in Aljazeera English and Palestinian Information Centre website about Israel has released about 430 Palestinians from Negev Prison (if I'm not mistaken).  Aljazeera mention that part but the Palestinian Information Centre said that the Israel Forces (known as IDF in mainstream news and IOF in Palestinian news) have captured 50 more Palestinians in 24 hours after they released those 430 Palestinians earlier. In this case I wish to remain neutral but I believe that no matter how neutral you wanted to be, it won't happen since there will be tendencies to be aligned to one side or the other based on several reasons. So I just want to say that I am more aligned towards the Palestinians than Israelis (I refer to Jews) as the Jews have illegally entered Palestine and formed the illegal nation called Israel. What's more they're the occupying force on Palestinian lands. Why it's illegal? there are tons of reports out there and you don't expect me to write again right? If you are expecting me to write about that then I will find other time to tell about it but not now.  Erm, I think that's all for now. Till then shall we meet again...
-qreemall-

Thursday, 28 June 2007

Finally...

Assalamualaikum to everyone,
Now I just want to say that finally i made up my mind and decided to move my blog from friendster to blogspot. At first i want to have my own url by registering at other pages and then link it to blogspot but i found out that it is much easier to do like this. And by the way, excuse my blog page as it is not completed yet ( i mean the layout, still looking lame and empty). And I will assure you that i'll gonna bring you my views of the political situation around the world (especially middle east issues). Please look forward to it. Thank you. Till then shall we meet again...
-qreemall-