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Dengar apa sabda dan titah Raja-Raja Sriwijaya kepada UMNO.

‘Deep’ Malay Cultural Psychology

In modern Malaysia, attitudes born in the traditional village, as well as Islam, are being used to defend against threats to the Malay world’s important symbolic boundaries.

They, so many of them, would rather have to themselves, unshared and exclusively ‘on their own terms’, 100 per cent of a small and dubious inheritance — to squabble over interminably among themselves — than to have and enjoy a substantial stake in a thriving enterprise that they must share, sensibly, in both material gratitude and human generosity, with others.  More on this ‘Malay cultural psychology’ another time…

When Malay villagers in former times felt themselves threatened — by human enemies, by wild animals, by plague and illness, by the supernatural terrors of the surrounding jungle, by the dark and all the unseen dangers that it might conceal — they would huddle together for strength. They would find assurance in and seek protection from the spirit-challenging jampi (spell) of a bomoh and would recite do’a, Islamic pleas and prayers. Together, they would chant especially potent verses and sura from the Quran for protection from encroaching evil.

In a similar way, overall, to that older village social universe, the Malay political world in peninsular Malaysia these days huddles together for reassurance, in kampung-like strength and solidarity, behind a barrier and fortification that is afforded largely by Islam — an Islam under royal patronage and protection and of constitutionally guaranteed standing. It is the old strategy of kampung defence, now writ large.

Through recourse to Islam, threats to the integrity of the Malay world’s important symbolic boundaries can be contained. Islam is used to insulate the boundaries of Malay society against non-Malay intrusion, penetration and subversion — to separate Malay society symbolically and morally from, and elevate it beyond the reach of, its threatening, even contaminating, wider social environment.

This is what, at the deep cultural and psychological level, lies behind, informs and drives the continuing Malay determination to live huddling together for comfort and strength — rather than being eager, ready, or just prepared to engage with others and seek sensibly to share the world with them. They would rather have a smaller, narrower world, but one that is their own, entirely their own, that they may inhabit and hold exclusively on their own cultural terms.

The outside world, the world that surrounds the Malay world, closes in upon it, and asks Malays to engage with it on its broader and more inclusive terms is, somehow, the analogue and functional equivalent of, and is psychologically isomorphic with, the non-human, asocial, non-Malay world of mambang and ghosts, of spirits and wild animals, of strangers and the unknown, that closed in upon the ‘little Malay world’ of the village every night.

Temasek Holdings: We lost S$24 billion ( RM72.21 billion) in a year

Singapore’s sovereign wealth-fund company Temasek Holdings reportedly lost S$24 billion ( RM72.21 billion ) in its latest financial year report FY2016 dating March 31. The news which saw the investment arm of the country’s CPF retirement funds lost 9.02% was announced only 3 months later on July 7. Temasek Holdings lost S$24 billion to S$242 billion from S$266 billion a year ago.

Temasek Holdings’ CEO, Ho Ching, who is also the wife of Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong, did not comment on her lacklustre performance but the annual report blamed “volatile markets” for the losses.

Although Ho Ching avoided commenting on the issues, her senior managing director Michael Buchaman deflected responsibility for the losses citing “volatility” and even tell Singaporeans to expect “lower returns”:

“Equity markets around the world will remain susceptible to bouts of volatility in the short to medium term. There is increased uncertainty, partly reflecting the ongoing hangover from the excesses that helped cause the global financial crisis. This suggests an environment of lower returns in the years to come.”

The Central Provident Fund has for the first time delayed the announcement of an expected increase in mandatory minimum sum, which was traditionally due on every 1st of July. Singaporeans are not allowed to withdraw their CPF unless they meet the Minimum Sum, emigrate or when they become deceased. Most Singaporean elderly are unable to retire because of insufficient CPF funds, mainly caused by the low interest generated by the CPF.

It is understood that CPF funds pays interest rates as low as 2.5% to CPF account holders while Temasek Holdings borrowed the funds at the same low interest rates to invest in high returns and lucrative investments. Temasek Holdings will pocket the difference in profits and claimed to return the profits to the national reserve. Nobody knows the amount of national reserves Singapore have, not even the elected President.

Criticisms of the husband and wife duo, Ho Ching and Lee Hsien Loong, of nepotism will result in defamation lawsuits. In 2015, online blogger Roy Ngerng was found guilty of defaming Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong in a default judgment and was ordered to pay S$150,000.

The New York Times: DS Najib Is Untouchable And Unstoppable!

Even more interesting is Muhyiddin’s statement that he was aware of the conspiracy to oust Najib and even knows all the people behind that conspiracy. Hence the conspiracy involving the six Tan Sri that Malaysia Today revealed more than a year ago has been confirmed by Muhyiddin himself.

Anyway, Najib may have taken his time but he eventually, albeit slowly, purged the government and Umno and got rid of all those who carried daggers behind their backs. And it is long overdue because in the US the day the new President takes over he replaces all the key positions with his own people. Watch what is going to happen soon when either Trump or Clinton takes over as the new US President.

With the latest developments today, Najib is even stronger than before and The New York Times seems to think so as well in its article two days ago.

But then what about the US announcement of 20th July 2016? Well, what about it? What has that got to do with Najib? In fact, what has that even got to do with 1MDB? Do you think the US is about to invade Malaysia and will send the Marines to Putrajaya and take Najib back to the US by force?

Maybe you are thinking of the Panamanian leader, Manuel Antonio Noriega Moreno, who the US kidnapped and brought back to the US when they invaded Panama in 1989. Well, remember that this is the same US that smuggled Ferdinand Emmanuel Edralin Marcos out of the Philippines to the safety of Hawaii so that the government could not arrest him — whereas Marcos and Noriega are like two peas in a pod.

So, if you think the US is going to take the side of the ANC to oust Najib and replace him with Mahathir’s proxy Prime Minister and Mukhriz as the new deputy then you are even more stupid than you look. The US will only do ONE thing, and that one thing is whatever serves the interest of the US in the ASEAN region against the backdrop of an emerging China.

The US Attorney General had better pray that Clinton wins the Presidency. If Trump wins instead then the Attorney General is going to be on benefits, as we say here in the UK. After all, she is not really Mother Teresa. And she has proven that whatever she does is whatever her political masters want her to do (which has been the culture since the days of Robert Kennedy more than 50 years ago).

Malaysians should stop hallucinating. It is not the US or the ANC that decides whether Najib stays or goes. It is Umno. And, of course, it will be the voters at the ballot box in 2018 that will decide if Barisan Nasional stays the government. And if the voters say yes then Najib gets to remain the Prime Minister because Umno is not about to kick him out.

So tell me, which part of Umno decides whether Najib remains the Prime Minister do you not understand?

Sejarah Lengkap Kesultanan Acheh Sejak Abad Ke 7 Kaitan Dengan Pahang

>> ATJEH EMPIRE <<

SINCE THE 7TH CENTURY

-- City Of The Kings I --

Peureulak/ Bandar Khalifah

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1. Meurah Syahir Nuwi (King Of Peureulak the blood descendant of Persia - 800AD - 840 AD)

2. Sultan Alaiddin Sayed Maulana Abdul Aziz Syah bin Sayed Ali al- Muktabar bin Sayed Muhammad Ad-Dibai bin Imam Jakfar as-Shadiq bin Muhammad al Baqir bin Ali Muhammad Zain al-Abidin bin Sayidina Husain al-Syahid ibnu Fatimah binti Muhammad Rasulullah S.A.W. (840-864 AD) married with Queen Tansyir Dewi binti Meurah Syahir Nuwi (King Of Peureulak).

3. Sultan Alaiddin Sayed Maulana Abdur Rahim Syah 

(864-888AD)

4. Sultan Alaiddin Sayed Maulana Abbas Syah 

(888-913AD)

5. Sultan Alaiddin Sayed Maulana Ali Mughayah Syah 

(915-918AD)

6. Sultan Makhdum Alaiddin Malik Abdul Kadir Syah Johan Berdaulat (918-922 AD)

7. Sultan Makhdum Alaiddin Malik Muhammad Amin Syah Johan Berdaulat (922-946 AD)

8. Sultan Makhdum Alaiddin Abdul Malik Syah Joha Berdaulat (946-973AD)

9 Sultan Alaiddin Saiyyid Maulana Mahmud Syah 

(976-988 AD/Syiah)

10. Sultan Makhdum Alaiddin Malik Ibrahim Syah Johan Berdaulat (976-1012 AD/Sunni)

11. Sultan Makhdum Alaiddin Malik Mahmud Syah Johan Berdaulat (1012-1059)

12. Sultan Makhdum Alaiddin Malik Mansur Syah Johan Berdaulat (1059-1078)

13. Sultan Makhdum Alaiddin Malik Abdullah Syah Johan Berdaulat (1078-1108)

14. Sultan Makhdum Alaiddin Malik Ahmad Syah Johan Berdaulat (1108-1134)

15. Sultan Makhdum Alaiddin Malik Mahmud Syah II Johan Berdaulat (1134-1158)

16. Sultan Makhdum Alaiddin Malik Usman Syah Johan Berdaulat (1158-1170)

17. Sultan Makhdum Alaiddin Malik Muhammad Syah Johan Berdaulat (1170- 1196)

18. Sultan Makhdum Alaiddin Malik Abdul Jalil Syah Johan Berdaulat (1196-1225)

19. Sultan Makhdum Alaiddin Malik Amin Syah II Johan Berdaulat (1225-1263)

a. Putri Ratna Kamala Binti Malik Amin-Sultan Muhammad Shah (Malaka Empire /Parameswara)

b. Putri Ganggang Binti Malik Amin-Sultan Al Malik Al-Saleh (Pasai Empire)

20. Sultan Makhdum Alaiddin Malik Abdul Aziz Syah Johan Berdaulat (1263-1292)

-- City Of The Kings II --

Pasai (Geudong)

-----------------------------

21. Sultan Malik as-Saleh (1267 - 1297) Pasai Empire and Pereulak Empire

22. Sultan Muhammad Malik Al Zahir bin Al Malik Al-Saleh (Pasai Empire) - (1297 - 1326)

23. Sultan Ahmad I (1326 - 1335)

24. Sultan Al-Malik azh-Zhahir II (1335 - 1349)

25. Sultan Zainal Abidin I (1349-1406)

26. Queen Nahrasyiyah (1406 - 1428)

27. Sultan Zainal Abidin II (1428 - 1438)

28. Sultan Shalahuddin (1438 - 1462)

29. Sultan Ahmad II (1462 - 1464)

30. Sultan Abu Zaid Ahmad III (1464 - 1466)

31. Sultan Ahmad IV (1466 - 1466)

32. Sultan Mahmud (1466 - 1468)

33. Sultan Zainal Abidin III (1468 - 1474)

34. Sultan Muhammad Syah II (1474 - 1495)

35. Sultan Al-Kamil (1495 - 1495)

36. Sultan Adlullah (1495 - 1506)

37. Sultan Muhammad Syah III (1506 - 1507)

38. Sultan Abdullah (1507 - 1509)

39. Sultan Ahmad V (1509 - 1514)

40. Sultan Zainal Abidin IV (1514 - 1517)

-- City Of The Kings III --

Kuta Raja (Banda Atjeh) 

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41. Sultan Ali Mughayat Syah bin Sultan Syamsu Syah bin Sultan Munawwar Syah (1496-1528) Pasai and Atjeh Empire

42. Sultan ‘Adilullah bin Munawwar Syah (1530-1540)

43. Sultan ‘Ali Ri’ayah Syah bin Munawwar Syah (1540)

44. Sultan Salahuddin bin Ali Malik az Zahir (1540-1548)

45. Sultan Alauddin bin Ali Malik az Zahir (1537-1568)

46. Sultan Ali bin Alauddin Malik az Zahir (1568 / 1571)

47. Sultan Muda bin Sultan Ali (1575 - 1579) few months old

48. Sultan Sri Alam bin Sultan Alauddin bin Ali Malik az Zahir

(1575-1576) Atjeh Empire and Pariaman Empire

49. Sultan Zainal Abidin ibn Abdullah king of Aru (1576-1577)

50. Sultan Alauddin Mansur Syah ibn Ahmad Sultan of Perak (1579-1589)

51. Sultan Ali ibn Munawar Syah (1589-1596)

52. Sultan Alauddin Riayat Syah Sayyid al-Mukammil (1589-1604)

53. Sultan Ali Riayat Syah (1604-1607)

-- THE GOLDEN AGE OF ATJEH EMPIRE --

54. Sultan Iskandar Muda 

Johan Pahlawan Meukuta Alam 

And Queen Of Pahang (Malaysia)

(1607- 27 Dec1636)

55. Sultan Iskandar Tsani Alauddin Mughayat Syah bin Ahmad Syah II the Sultan of Pahang (1636-15 Feb 1641)

56. Sri Ratu (Queen) Safiatuddin Tajul Alam Iskandar Tsani Alauddin Mughayat Syah binti Sultan Iskandar Muda Johan Pahlawan Meukuta Alam (1641-1675)

57. Sri Ratu (Queen) Naqiatuddin Nurul Alam (1675-1678)

58. Sri Ratu (Queen) Zaqiatuddin Inayat Syah (1678-1688)

59. Sri Ratu (Queen) Zainatuddin Kamalat Syah (1688-1699)

60. Sultan Badrul Alam Syarif Hasyim Jamaluddin & 

Sri Ratu (Queen) Zainatuddin Kamalat Syah (1699-1702)

61. Sultan Perkasa Alam Syarif Lamtui (1702-1703)

62. Sultan Jamalul Alam Badrul Munir (1703-1726)

63. Sultan Jauharul Alam Aminuddin (1726)

64. Sultan Syamsul Alam (1726-1727)

65. Sultan Alauddin Ahmad Syah (1727-1735)

66. Sultan Alauddin Johan Syah (1735-1760)

67. Sultan Alauddin Mahmud Syah I bin Sultan Alauddin Johan Syah (1760-1764)

68. Sultan Badruddin Johan Syah (1764-1765)

69. Sultan Alauddin Mahmud Syah I bin Sultan Alauddin Johan Syah (1765-1773)

70. Sultan Sulaiman Syah (1773)

71. Sultan Alauddin Mahmud Syah I bin Sultan Alauddin Johan Syah (1773-1781)

72. Alauddin Muhammad Syah bin Sultn Alauddin Mahmud Syah I

(1781-1795)

73. Sultan Alauddin Jauhar al-Alam bin Sultan Sulaiman Syah 

(1795-1815)

74. Sultan Syarif Saif al-Alam (1815-1820)

75. Sultan Alauddin Jauhar al-Alam bin Sultan Sulaiman Syah 

(1820-1823)

76. Sultan Muhammad Syah bin Sultan Alauddin Mahmud Syah I

(1823-1838)

77. Sultan Sulaiman Ali Iskandar Syah bin Sultan Alauddin Jauhar al-Alam (1838-1857)

78. Sultan Mansur Syah bin Sultan Sulaiman Syah (1857-1870)

-- ATJEH WAR I - IV (1873 - 1942) --

City Of The Kings IV: Tiro Atjeh Pidie

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79. Sultan Mahmud Syah bin Sultan Syarif Saif al-Alam 

(1870-1874) invasion of Netherland Empire (Atjeh War)

80. Tengku Syik di Tiro Muhammad Saman Mahyeddin (Hand Of Sultan) bin Tengku Syech Abdullah Saman bin Tengku Syech Ubaidillah (1874 - 1891) 

81. Teungku Muhammad Amin bin Tengku Syik di Tiro Muhammad Saman Mahyeddin (Hand Of Sultan) (1891-1896). 

82. Teungku Bed Ubaidullah bin Tengku Syik di Tiro Muhammad Saman Mahyeddin (Hand Of Sultan) (1896-1899). 

83. Sultan Muhammad Daud Syah bin Sultan Alauddin Jauhar al-Alam (1896-1903)

84. Tuanku Panglima Polem (1903 - 1908)

85. Teungku Ma'at Mahidin Tiro bin Tengku Syik di Tiro Muhammad Saman Mahyeddin II (Hand Of Sultan) (1904 - 1911).

>> 29 April 1873 Netherland Invation defeated and 

General Johan Harmen Rudolf Köhler commandant of Netherland troops, died from a shot by an Atjehnese sniper during the first attack on Atjeh War I (1873)

>> 11 March 1942 Nederland defeated and General R.T. Overakker captured by General Tengku Muhammad Daud Beureueh on Atjeh War IV

-- ATJEH REVOLUTION (1942 - 2005) --

City Of The Kings V: Kuta Raja Banda Atjeh

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86. General Tengku Muhammad Daud Beureueh (1942)

87. Teungku Hasan Muhammad Tiro (Tengku Syik di Tiro Muhammad Saman Mahyeddin III -Hand Of Sultan-) bin Tengku Muhammad Hasan 

(1976 - 2010)

-- ATJEH MEMORANDUM OF HELSINKI (2005 until now) --

"Memorandum of Understanding between the Government 

Republic of Indonesia & Sultanate Of Atjeh"

(Idharul Haq Fi Mamlakat al-Perlak, Tajussalatin. Bustanussalatin and Museum of Lieden)

Semua Tak Betul...Kau Saja Yang Betul!

Tun Mahathir mahu tubuh parti baru. Parti baru ini hanya mahu jatuhkan BN.

DS Mukhriz Mahathir kata. "Parti baru ini bukan pembangkang tapi bekerjasama dengan pembangkang mahu jatuhkan BN pada PRU 14."

Kalau parti ini bukan pembangkang maka ini parti apa?

Tun Mahathir selalu kata," saya tidak anti UMNO, saya anti  Najib".

Berjaya atau tidak parti baharu tersebut, kita lihat sama ada ia diterima rakyat pada pilihan raya umum nanti.

Tun Mahathir mengumumkan satu pakatan parti pembangkang yang melibatkan sebuah parti baharu.

Antara individu yang dikatakan berminat dengan pembentukan parti baharu itu termasuk bekas Timbalan Presiden UMNO, TS Muhyiddin Yassin; bekas Naib Presi­den UMNO, DS Shafie Apdal dan bekas Menteri Besar Kedah, DS Mukhriz Mahathir.

Tun Mahathir tidak pernah dihalang me­nubuhkan pakatan pembangkang yang melibatkan sebuah parti baharu yang hendak ditubuhkannya, PKR, DAP dan PAN untuk menentang BN dalam PRU-14, selaras dengan amalan demokrasi negara.

Pemimpin UMNO perlu bijak mengawal ahli-ahli parti supaya tidak terpengaruh dengan mana-mana parti lain.

Tun Mahathir ada pengaruh tetapi sama ada pengaruh ini masih kuat atau tidak, itu terpulang kepada penerimaan rakyat.

Apa yang perlu dibuat oleh pemimpin parti sekarang ialah kawal ahli supaya tidak beralih ke parti baharu.

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