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Why the Jews "Have Incurred the Wrath of Allah" and Why "The Christians Have Gone Astray"

Synonymous with Sheik Madani Via WhatsApp : Janji utk membuat peyelarasan pencen kita tidak di laksanakan. Kerajaan telah melaksanakan SSPA keatas semua kakitangan awam termasuklah anggota atm dan semua pesara atm. Keadaan ini telah menyebabkan jurang pencen antara pesara atm yg bersara sebelum 1 jan 2013 dengan pesara atm yg bersara selepas 1 jan 2013 menjadi bertambah besar.

MENHEN telah menipu kita semua kerana meyamakan perkhidmatan atm dengan JPA. Kita berpegang kepada perlembagaan persekutuan perkara 132, Perkara 137 dan perkara 139 yg jelas menerangkan ATM tidak sama dengan perkhidmatan awam yg lain termasuk lah JPA.

Perkhidmatan ATM juga tertakluk di bawah Akta Angkatan Tentera 1972 dan majlis angkatan tentera(MAT). Sek 187 akta AT 1972 jelas menyebut bahawa gaji,ganjaran , pencen dan faedah2 lain adalah di bawah kuasa MAT. Kesimpulannya MENHAN dan Timbalan MENHAN dan kerajaan Madani telah khianat kepada keselurohan ATM.

Justeru itu marilah semua anggota ATM samaada yang masih berkhidmat dan yang telah bersara bersama2 mempertahankan hak kita mengikut Perlembagaan Persekutuan dan Akta Angkatan Tentera 1972. Kita dah banyak kali di tipu oleh kerajaan ini dan yg sebelum ini dimana hak kita perlarasan pencen tidak dibuat sejak tahun 2013.

Dah lah pencen anggota bawahan hanya 50 peratus dari gaji pokok dan perkhidmatan hanya dibenar 21 tahun sahaja. Peraturan angkatan tetap 1982 jelas menyebut setiap kali penyelarasan gaji ATM di buat maka perlarasan pencen juga wajib di laksanakan.

Sekarang dah hampir 11 tahun kerajaan tak laksanakan pelarasan pencen ATM. Sedeh dan sunggoh zalim perbuatan ini jika di bandingkan dgn perjuangan anggota ATM termasuk di zaman Dharurat dan semasa menentang pengganas komunis (PKM).

Ini kah balasan yg kita semua terima walaupun telah menabur bakti utk negara dgn mempertaruhkan nyawa dan keringat utk menjaga dan mempertahankan kedaulatan negara.

YB Mej Jen Dato Khlir( B)

Ahli Parlimen Ketereh

Our PMX has more compassion for Palestinian Terrorists and sympathizes with the Muslim Brotherhood, a declared terror outfit which he is blind to!!.

Hijacked Islam - who indeed Mr Anwar? By Farish Noor - Recollect this after September 11

COMMENT | Academic Prof Tajuddin Mhd Rasdi responded to my piece and made a case for Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim performing a sandiwara (charade).

Tajuddin seems to believe that the gist of my piece was that there was very little daylight between the prime minister and PAS. What I wrote is much more troubling.

The gist of my piece was that Madani was doing PAS work for them and this was essentially bad politics not to mention dangerous for our democracy.

Anwar is not merely seen to be doing “Islamic” things but rather the Federal Territories mufti bill, the social media bill and the empowering of religious institutions, are radically reshaping the way how this country is governed.

“Doing Islamic things” is presiding over the conversion of a Hindu youth and if this was the extent of the prime minister’s agenda, I do not think that most people would have any trouble with it.

It is not. It is strange that Tajuddin claims “nothing can be further than the truth” in dismissing my contention that there is very little difference between the Madani agenda and PAS but yet does not demonstrate how Anwar and PAS are different when it comes to Islamic issues and policies.

Just a Malaysian : Name me an Islamic state that provides stability, progress and good quality of life. Explain why Muslims are risking their lives to migrate to non Muslim nation. Infact no nation running on religion be it Christianity or Buddhism or Hinduism are progressive.

Religion is a spiritual realm to provide strength and motivation to face this harsh realistic material world. It should not a route for escapism. But Malay leaders are pushing the nation deeper into an Islamic state. Is this approach being used to camouflage personal weaknesses ? Hiding behind religiosity to whitewash many personal infringements?

These celebrities are the worst. Guess what Jlo, I’m a fighter and I’ll fight for my kids and grandkids so they don’t turn out like you. Jennifer Garner does not know how to make good choices.

What a messed up Hollywood type. Celebrities......no merit anymore in the people's eyes. They've lost their influence

Two Christians who were brutally killed

Funeral procession today, village of Haba https://t.co/Z25LrMwsFN pic.twitter.com/5k2cdcPqRv

— OstensibleOyster (@Ostensiblay) December 14, 2024

“SYRIA: Greek Orthodox Christians beheaded, shot in the Valley of the Christians,” by Paul Antonopoulos, Greek City Times, December 16, 2024:

Two Greek Orthodox Christians in Wadi al-Nasara (Valley of the Christians) were murdered in their home during a reported “burglary.”

Samaan Satme and Helena Khashouf from the village al-Jamasliyye in Syria’s Homs province were brutally murdered in their home.

Although the murder was initially reported as a burglary gone wrong, it later emerged that Samaan was beheaded and Helena shot, indicating that there were other motives.

SYRIA: POSSIBLE ETHNIC CLEANSING OF CHRISTIANS
- Video on social media of Lebanese Christian woman in Syria saying her brother living in Latakia with mother was attacked by neighbors upon rebels' arrival, telling him: "You're Christians, leave the house, we don't want you here!" pic.twitter.com/IBIv1M7YBE

— OstensibleOyster (@Ostensiblay) December 11, 2024

Murdered on December 13, their funeral procession began the next day in the Church of Saint Simeon Stylites, Haba. 

According to local reports, “random murders” in Homs and the coast continue, often fitting the pattern of assailants entering a house to murder the victims.

At the same time, a video is circulating on social media of a Lebanese Christian woman in Syria saying her brother living in Latakia with her mother was attacked by neighbours upon rebels’ arrival, telling him: “You’re Christians, leave the house, we don’t want you here!” Turkish-backed jihadist forces launched an offensive in northern Syria on November 27, and by the end of the month had captured Aleppo, Syria’s largest city and commercial capital. As the rebels moved south, capturing Hama and Homs.

Syrian President Bashar al-Assad was in Moscow and not Damascus, which was ultimately captured on December 8….

The regime is indeed inclusive if you consider bearded men with assault rifles to be the measure of inclusivity. And terrorizing minorities to be the exciting new diversity.

"This victory, my brothers, is a victory for the entire Islamic nation," Abu Mohammad al-Jawlani, the leader of Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS), a former Al Qaeda and ISIS-allied group, declared in the Umayyad Mosque. The mosque is a symbol of the old Caliphate, and it echoed the speech given by his old friend, the former ISIS Caliph Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, in Mosul's Great Mosque of al-Nuri, declaring his own caliphate. But it will no doubt be a most inclusive caliphate.

As Jawlani had previously said:

"some people limit the issue of implementing the rule of the sharia to just imposing some of the Hudud punishments, chopping off hands, stoning whomever, whipping someone who drinks alcohol, and so on. But this is a very basic part of the very big concept of implementing the rule of the sharia."

There's a lot more to Sharia Islamic law than just chopping off hands, but you have to work on the basics of hand-chopping before going big.

Syria's newly appointed Prime Minister Mohammad al-Bashir appeared in front of a white Jihadist flag with the Islamic declaration that rejects all other religions except Islam. Bashir's credentials include a degree in Sharia Islamic law and membership in the Muslim Brotherhood's "Syrian Salvation Government." After saving Syria from Assad, who will save it from the saviors?

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken is going on a tour to persuade the Turks and their Jihadis to establish an "inclusive" government in Syria. But inclusivity now means Sunni Jihadis, backed by Turkey, repressing and killing everyone else. This will be a fundamental liberating change from the old order, in which Shiite Jihadis, backed by Iran, repressed and killed everyone else.

Words in the Middle East, however, have a way of meaning different things than they do over here. It's not just "inclusive" that has a whole other dictionary entry.

Turkey bombing and displacing Kurds in Syria is considered "inclusivity", but Israel bombing Hamas and Hezbollah terrorists in Gaza and Lebanon is termed "genocide".

The Islamist regime in Turkey, which has maintained an actual occupation of populated areas in Syria, before using proxies to seize the entire country, has accused Israel of "occupation" for expanding a security zone that it used to hold, on an uninhabited mountain over 9,000 feet up.

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His act ignited the flames of a pan-Arab anti-establishment mass uprising that came to be called the ‘Arab Spring'. On the eve of the 14th anniversary of that incident and in the backdrop of last fortnight's coup in Syria—the Arab Spring's longest-running and bloodiest manifestation—an analysis of this rare phenomenon is called for. 

Tunisia To Egypt To Libya, The All-Encompassing Revolution

In the past 14 years, the Arab Spring has jolted several Arab countries, although its net impact remains contentious. Bouazizi's self-immolation spurred mass demonstrations in Tunisia, toppling, within a month, the autocratic President in power for 23 years. Egypt followed shortly thereafter: the mass demonstrations centred on Cairo's Tahrir Square forced President Mubarak to leave after 18 days despite having tried all sorts of deflections to stay in power.

He was in power for 32 years and was replaced by the Supreme Military Council, which eventually gave way to the country's first democratically held elections. The Muslim Brotherhood government lasted only a few months and was overthrown by the Army, which continues to wield power even now.  

Col Muammar Qadhafi, President for 42 years of oil-rich Libya, also faced anti-government protests from mid-February 2011, which soon morphed into an armed insurrection based in the eastern coastal city of Benghazi. A UN Security Council Resolution authorising “all necessary measures” to protect civilians was weaponised by 27 Western and Middle Eastern powers to launch intensive airstrikes against the pro-Qadhafi forces.

This tilted the balance against the government forces and eventually led to President Qadhafi being killed in combat on October 20. Even after massive bloodletting since, the civil war has continued and the country is still split, with a government each in Tripoli and Benghazi. Libya was the first case of foreign interests being strongly involved in influencing the outcome of the Arab Spring; it was not to be the last.

The protests in Bahrain that began in February 2011 were partly spurred by a Shia majority population chafing under a Sunni monarchy. These were initially aimed at achieving greater political freedom and respect for human rights, but the repression by authorities pushed them in that direction.

The fellow monarchies of the Gulf Cooperation Council were alarmed by the perceived involvement of Iran and Hezbollah in disrupting the smallest Gulf state and intervened militarily to quell the protests. Saudi Arabia and the UAE sought to nip similar protests and reform movements in the bud with strongarm tactics.

Civil Wars In Syria And Yemen

Arab Spring protests in Syria and Yemen, two ethnically diverse and politically frozen republics under dynastic rules, unlocked long-suppressed popular sub-national aspirations. The confrontation did not remain peaceful for long, each morphing into a bitter civil war that brought in neighbouring and global powers resulting in counterproductive outcomes.

In Syria, a country of 23 million, 13 years of civil war caused the deaths of nearly half a million people, displacement of nearly 15 million both internally and externally, and destruction put at half a trillion dollars. Yemen continued to be split into the al-Houthis-run north and the UN-recognised coalition in the south—both joined at the hip by disease and malnutrition.

There are torn pictures too of the former leader of Lebanon's Hezbollah movement, Hassan Nasrallah, who was killed in an Israeli air strike in Beirut in September.

Outside, the ornate turquoise tiles on the embassy's façade are intact, but the defaced giant image of Iran's vastly influential former military Revolutionary Guards commander Qasem Soleimani - killed on the orders of Donald Trump during his first presidency - is a further reminder of the series of blows Iran has faced, culminating on Sunday in the fall of a key ally, Syrian president Bashar al-Assad.

So, as the Islamic Republic licks its wounds, and prepares for a new Donald Trump presidency, will it decide on a more hardline approach - or will it renew negotiations with the West? And just how stable is the regime?  In his first speech after the toppling of Assad, Khamenei was putting a brave face on a strategic defeat. Now 85 years old, he faces the looming challenge of succession, having been in power and the ultimate authority in Iran since 1989.

In Syria today, roughly half a million Christians and 2.5 million Kurds face a future of persecution and abuse at the hands of jihadist terrorists.

The offensive launched by the jihadists of Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS), formerly the Syrian branch of al-Qaeda, began on November 27. These terrorists, backed by Turkey, first captured Aleppo and a string of other towns and cities in a matter of days, before converging on Damascus.

Since 2017, HTS has been the dominant Islamist militia in Syria. A former branch of Al Qaeda, in 2018, HTS was officially designated a terrorist organization by the US government. The group's name, Hayat Tahrir al Sham, means "Organization for the Liberation of the Levant," meaning much of the Middle East, including Israel, Lebanon and Jordan. Since 2019, HTS, working with Turkey, has controlled northern Idlib through the so-called "Syrian Salvation Government" (SSG). Now, as Turkey and the HTS plan to "reshape Syria," both Kurds and Christians find themselves under siege.

HTS, which cooperates with the Turkish military and Turkish-backed groups in Syria, is committed to establishing an Islamist state across Syria, at least for a start. The founder and current leader of HTS is Ahmed Hussein Al-Shara, better known as Abu Mohammed Al-Jolani, Before founding HTS, Jolani led Jabhat Al-Nusra, a Syrian al Qaeda affiliate.

In an explosive interview with RAIR Foundation, Saudi-born psychiatrist Dr. Taleb Al Abdulmohsen exposes a chilling reality: Germany—and much of the West—is not only facilitating the Islamization of their societies but is actively persecuting legitimate refugees fleeing Sharia oppression. Dr. Taleb, who has spent years helping ex-Muslims escape deadly Sharia punishment, now finds himself confronting what he describes as a covert and deliberate agenda carried out by the German government against apostates.  

From Saudi Arabia to Germany: A Journey of Activism

Dr. Taleb Al Abdulmohsen, a trained psychiatrist originally from Saudi Arabia, currently works at a government hospital in Germany. His activism began in 2016 when a Saudi woman reached out on Twitter, desperately seeking help to escape Islamic persecution. That single request opened the floodgates. Dr. Taleb soon found himself aiding genuine refugees and asylum seekers, primarily ex-Muslims, from Saudi Arabia and beyond—including shocking cases in Western nations like Canada.

These individuals, often escaping oppressive Islamic laws or the looming threat of honor killings, represent what refugees were once understood to be: people genuinely fleeing for their lives due to religious persecution. Dr. Taleb’s work reveals, however, that Germany—a nation quick to welcome Islamic migrants with open arms—is systematically rejecting these ex-Muslims while allegedly waging covert operations to destroy their lives.

Democrat Congressman @RepRobertGarcia believes the public has a right to know but the current fiasco suggests @POTUS and his advisors don't want you to know something. However you view this, the White House's continued failure to brief the public is a PR messaging disaster. https://t.co/9ipsPYErz7

— Ross Coulthart (@rosscoulthart) December 16, 2024

The pilot known to fans of his paranormal investigation series ‘Terror Talk’ as Michael B, witnessed his own drone crash and burn as he attempted to steer it near one of the many, still-unexplained drone UFOs that have swarmed the state.

‘When this started, I tried to take my drone over Picatinny Arsenal to follow a drone that was just hovering over there,’ Michael explained, ‘and as I got closer my drone lost power, spun out, the battery died and it went down.’  

Officials at the arsenal, in fact, recently revealed that the aerial incursions above their base began five days earlier than previously reported, with one base police officer making a confirmed sighting on November 13.

What makes these mystery drone flights so concerning, according to Michael B, is that sensitive sites like Picatinny Arsenal and major US airports already have drone jamming technology that prevents commercial drones from entering their airspace.

The 'Terror Talk' host even demonstrated how similar FAA-mandated jamming capabilities prevent models like his own from even taking off near local airports. 

Pentagon officials and US intelligence agencies are 'playing stupid,' he argued — and know more about these strange craft than they are letting on.