FrIeNd tTaCkEd fOR tHE pAsT 30 yEaRs cliCK yEah

The man named Ramlan Ramsoo, now in their 50s, began knowing as a best gaya college friends...knowing each other when they were about 20 years old. In the past three months we  have been e-mailing each other via facebook social streaming creation.

Years of sending photographs and mementos came to a special climax when Zainal Abidin Yaacob, of  Penang Isles, arrived in Slim River on June 18 2010 to visit me. The one meeting at Aloha Restaurant a wellknown Mamak food centre in Slim River hit it off instantly.

This sparked a local meet that one man would find in his own country that was not released in the other country

Their first in-person visit turned out pleasant and there may be more planned in the future. But for certain they will continue the internet chats and a local reunion gathering if there is hope on it.

Mr Ramlan...and Mrs Sholehah....
Thanks for your simple individual reunion between us

FrOM ThE AlbUm FrIeNd tTaCkEd fOR tHE pAsT 30 yEaRs cliCK yEah

by Saiful Anuar Safian

13032011

A Doctor in the House: The Memoirs of Tun Dr. Mahathir Mohamad - from our local news by Saiful Anuar Safian

MEMOIR BY TUN DR MAHATHIR LAUNCHED TOMORROW

Bernama - Tuesday, March 8

KUALA LUMPUR, March 7 (Bernama) -- The much-awaited memoir by Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad, entitled "A Doctor in the House: The Memoirs of Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad", will be launched tomorrow by the MPH Group of Companies.

MPH general manager Ivy Tan said the 800-page book, priced at RM100 each, "will take readers on a journey known to very few outside Tun''s immediate family."

"From his earliest memories of childhood, including at the time when Malaya''s struggles through the sunset of British colonialism, World War II and Independence to his life as a doctor," she said in a statement issued here, today.

She said the book, which would be released for sale at 10am tomorrow, brought to life the history of Malaysia "as seen through the eyes of one who often played a vital and, in later years, decisive role in the nation''s growth and development."

The book is all about the former prime minister''s frank, candid, often humorous, and occasionally unforgiving assessment of the times he lived through and helped shape, she said.

Dr Mahathir is expected to attend the media launch of the book in Kuala Lumpur tomorrow evening.

-- BERNAMA

 

A Doctor in the House: The Memoirs of Tun Dr. Mahathir Mohamad

PETALING JAYA - Former Prime Minister Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad is unconcerned about possible lawsuits over his memoirs. Dr Mahathir said he was driven to tell the truth in his autobiography A Doctor in the House. "There will be those who will not be satisfied. If they want to sue, sue lah," he quipped after launching the book at Mid Valley Megamall yesterday.

" Dr Mahathir said he had kept its publication a secret Dr Mahathir said during his tenure as Prime Minister, he was described as a dictator. until the launch date to avoid a possible court injunction to stop its release. "I want people to read it. Whatever they think of it is their prerogative," he said. It took him eight years to write the autobiography, he said. "I did not type. I used long hand." "(In the autobiography) I tried to prove that I am not. But some people will still feel otherwise," he said. To a question, Dr Mahathir said that through his biography, he wanted to deliver the message that it was not impossible to achieve anything when one is willing to learn.

Dr Mahathir also took a swipe at Opposition leader Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim whom he accused had claimed credit for certain things. "He (Anwar) is claiming that the setting up of UIA (International Islamic University Malaysia) was his idea," he said. On his next project, Dr Mahathir said he would look into rewriting The Malay Dilemma. "I was a commoner, I was not trained in the field of administration, economics or finance. But you can learn if you want to learn. The best reward is not monetary gains but the results of your effort," he said.

"When they (the Malays) were poor they were in a dilemma. When they are rich, there is a bigger dilemma," he said.

-The Star/Asia News Network

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KUALA LUMPUR, March 9 — Malaysia’s biggest race is like the displaced Palestinian Arabs who seem nationalistic but cannot resist selling away their rights to high bidders, Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad wrote in memoirs released yesterday.

Dr Mahathir has been an ardent defender and critic of the Malay race, and has both written and commented extensively on the community and its future direction.

“Outwardly, the Malays seem to be nationalistic, at times to the point of being racist. They can become very anti-Chinese and do not hesitate to be rude and unreasonable when criticising them. Their attitude recalls the behaviour of the Arabs in Palestine,” the former prime minister wrote in his autobiography, “A Doctor In The House: The Memoirs of Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad”.

“Nationalist or not, they could not resist the prices offered,” Dr Mahathir said in his comparison of the two races half a world apart.

He observed that while the Arabs were strident in condemning the Zionists for carving out an Israel state out of their land, they had also “willingly sold their land to the Jews”.

“I am not suggesting that our Chinese Malaysians are like the Jews, only that the Malays have acted like the Palestinian Arabs,” said Dr Mahathir, a known world leader in championing Palestine’s cause against the Zionist regime in the strife-ridden Middle East conflict.

Closer to home, he is known as the patron of pro-Malay rights group, Perkasa, which has been lobbying the Najib administration to keep the New Economic Policy (NEP).

The NEP was a 20-year national policy introduced by in 1971 to boost Malay and Bumiputera ownership in the corporate sector to at least 30 per cent, but failed; an outcome which Dr Mahathir himself acknowledged in the book published this month by MPH Group Publishing.

The Malaysian prime minister from 1981 to 2003 said this was due to the Malays’ own weaknesses.

“Malays like to believe or claim that the Chinese have succeeded in business through cheating. Yet when a Malay wants to sign a contract (to build a house, for example), he will not give it to a Malay contractor. He would prefer a Chinese contractor. He obviously trusts the Chinese more than the Malays,” he pointed out.

“Many Malays have become so used to a life of continual economic support, that when the flow stops they simply cannot continue on their own. Rather than learn about business and managing money, they spend their energies on cultivating contracts and gaining access to easy, short-term

opportunities,” Dr Mahathir further observed in the book published nearly eight years after he left public office.

The retired medical doctor who turns 86 in July said that as a Malay, he does not want to “denounce the bad work ethic of so many Malays” but hopes that his honesty will help prod them into action for their own sake.

“I fear that those brave words of Malay defiance — Takkan Melayu hilang di dunia (Malays shall never disappear from this world) — will one day come back to haunt us.

“Preventing this from happening has been the biggest challenge of my life and of my generation,” Dr Mahathir wrote in the 809-page tome.

The country’s longest-serving prime minister announced his political retirement in tears in 2002, saying he had failed to change the Malay mindset but was persuaded by Umno to remain as party president and premier until 2003, when he handed power to then deputy Tun Abdullah Ahmad Badawi.

While Abdullah went on to win the ruling Barisan Nasional’s (BN) biggest majority of 91 per cent of parliament seats, Dr Mahathir went on to campaign against his successor for allegedly promoting his (Abdullah’s) family and friends at the expense of others.

In a stunning reversal of fortune, Abdullah then led BN to its worst electoral losses in Election 2008, when it lost 82 parliamentary seats and four states to an opposition pact led by Dr Mahathir’s sacked deputy prime minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim.

Dr Mahathir has come back to public prominence under new prime minister, Datuk Seri Najib Razak, and even rejoined Umno, which he left in a huff in protest against Abdullah, who resigned from his post in April 2009.

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Dr Mahathir: 'Malaysians must have fighting spirit'

(Bernama) - Malaysians must have fighting spirit and strong character to ensure that they are able to stand up and defend the country against its enemies, said Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad.

The former prime minister said Malaysians must also be prepared to fight for a cause, for oneself and for their families, and should not be defeated easily.

It was his principle in life that whatever happens, "we must fight, win and able to stand up again", he told reporters after launching his memoir "A Doctor in the House: The Memoirs of Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad", here Tuesday.

The trouble with most Malaysia Today readers is that they will disagree with everything Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad says even when he’s right. And in that same spirit they will agree with whatever the opposition leaders say even when they are wrong.

We must be able to agree when agreement is due and agree to disagree when disagreement is due -- or else we will be just like cattle with a herd mentality.

Take what Dr Mahathir said above: Malaysians must have fighting spirit and strong character to ensure that they are able to stand up and defend the country against its enemies.

Okay, before you get your knickers all twisted into knots, stop, take a deep breath, and reflect on what Dr Mahathir just said. And pray tell what is wrong with what he said? What he said is absolutely right. Malaysians must have fighting spirit and strong character to ensure that they are able to stand up and defend the country against its enemies.

Now, who does Dr Mahathir mean by ‘enemies of the country’? Let me list them down, although not necessarily in order of priority.

Top of the list are politicians who abuse their power, are corrupted, and steal the taxpayers’ hard-earned money. The majority of these people would be in Barisan Nasional although there are also a few in Pakatan Rakyat.

These people can be classified as ‘Enemy Number One’ whom we need to defend Malaysia against. Therefore we need to kick them out come the next election. And to do that we would need to register as voters and make sure that we come out to vote.

Next on my list would be corrupt civil/public servants, Ministers included. They are costing the country a lot of money, money that could have instead be used to improve health care, educational facilities, roads, and whatnot.

Schools, hospitals and housing for the poor could have been built with the billions that the country has wasted over the last 35 years since the mid-1970s. Malaysia has earned and spent an estimated RM2,000 billion since the mid-1970s. That is two trillion ringgit of OUR money.

Third on my list are bigots, racists, religious freaks intolerant of those not of their religious beliefs, Malaysians who judge other people according to their warped standards, hypocrites who condemn others but are devils disguised as angels, the holier than thou who think they know best the road to heaven and hell, and all those people you would never invite to your party.

Fourth would be the cakap banyak (talk too much) people who have so much bad things to say about the government but do not do their duty in changing the government.

You find many of these people getting drunk at the Long Bar in Selangor Club. They will foam at the mouth and preach to you about what is wrong with the country but have never voted in their life. Some are not even registered as voters.

Fifth are those who agree that the country is going to the dogs but will still vote for the government they condemn because of cari makan reasons (looking after their stomach).

Some of these people will argue that it is better that we support the devil we know than an angel we don’t know. They will say that at least with a corrupt government we can get things done by paying ‘under the table’. In short, corruption facilitates what would not be possible with a clean government.

Sixth on my list are judges who rule based on what is good for their careers and to ensure their promotion is not blocked and that they would not instead be sent into ‘cold storage’. These judges will do what the political masters want and not what the law stipulates.

Seventh are the corrupt police officers who serve the political masters, protect the underworld, assassinate ‘criminals’ who they can’t get enough evidence to put on trial, and put in jail on trumped up charges all those who oppose the government.

Eighth is the Election Commission that ensures Barisan Nasional will never be defeated by running a fraudulent election.

Ninth is the Anti-Corruption Commission that makes sure all corrupt Barisan Nasional politicians escape punishment while they fabricate charges against opposition politicians and send them to jail.

Tenth are the editors of the mainstream electronic and print media who turn TV/radio stations and newspapers into a propaganda arm of the ruling party.

There are or course many more enemies of the country such as BTN, VCs of universities, Chinese ‘running dogs’ of Umno, Indian ‘mandores’ of Barisan Nasional, etc., who are doing a great disservice to the country. Nevertheless, the top ten I listed above are the enemies of Malaysia whom Dr Mahathir said we must defend the country against.

So, how can we disagree with Dr Mahathir? What the Tun said is absolutely true and when he says something true we must agree with him. We must defend Malaysia against these enemies of the country. And there are many such enemies who we need to defeat.

As Dr Mahathir said: Malaysians must also be prepared to fight for a cause, for oneself and for their families, and should not be defeated easily.

 

Rearranged by Saiful Anuar Safian

a song to be remembered

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Satu tandatanya....betul ke mereka prihatin....

Aku ni betul-betul sangsi....Sejak pakai kereta dalam era 80an baru tahun 2011 ni ada saman ekor dan saman-saman pdrm dan jpj yang tersenarai dihubungkait dengan satu tambahan deraan dengan istilah senarai hitam dan akan tidak dibenarkan memperbaharui cukai jalan dan juga lesen. Ada sebilangan yang kena saman tak pernah melakukan kesalahan traffic seperti potong double line, melanggar lampu isyarat traffic dan lain-lain tapi terperangkap pada saman ekor melebihi had laju, dimana sebahagian besar di kawasan 60 KM atau 80 KM sejam. Yang sedihnya kadang-kadang peringatan hadlaju yang terpampang begitu uzur kerana cat dan terkelupas.
Ketika pentadbiran Dr Mahathir dulu saman ni memang ada tapi ianya tetap jadi kesalahan dimana pihak berkuatkuasa akan cuba merancang cara-cara pihak yang disaman membayar saman mereka. Sekarang ni ramai yang tak menjelaskan saman kerana angka saman yang dikeluarkan terlalu banyak...melebihi bilangan jumlah rakyat malaysia...jadi sukar pihak penguatkuasa cuba merancang memperolehi pembayaran saman dijelas oleh pesalah trafik dan saman yang dihadapi oleh seseorang itu terlalu banyak dan walaupun pengurangan diberi 50% jumlah saman masih mencecah RM500 hingga RM1500. Sebagai rakyat biasa yang mempunyai tanggungan yang baru menghadapi sesi persekolahan tanggal 10hb Mac 2011atau 28hb Februari masih merasai bebanan kewangan dan kesempitan wang akibat perbelanjaan persekolahan. Yuran sekolah sememangnya dihapuskan tapi pada haklikatnya adakah ianya benar-benar dihapuskan atau ada bayaran terlindung yang melebihi kadaran yuran sebenarnya. Sudahlah tu pembabitan kes saman ni memanglah sukar difahami dan pasti tidak ada seorang manusia suka disaman tapi ini kita rakyat sederhana terpaksa menerima tanpa boleh berkata apa-apa dan hanya akur pada ketetapan pihak berkuasa. Dalam kesukaran untuk membayar saman..tiba-tiba je ada pulak perkaitan senarai hitam pada proses pengeluaran cukai jalan dan lesen di sertakan bersama.. Saman mesti dijelaskan semua, baru boleh ambil lesen atau cukai jalan. Ini ke dinamakan perihatin atau ianya adalah ugutan agar kita menjelaskan saman untuk tidak menghadapi masalah cukai jalan dan pembaharuan lesen.
Zaman pentadbiran Dr Mahathir...semua ni tak de hehinggalah ke zaman Pak Lah jadi perdana menteri saman ekor memang dah ada tapi tak lah sampai tak boleh ambil cukai jalan dan lesen..  Ini nak selesai masalah atau tambah masalah rakyat... Semua orang nak BAYAR SAMAN TAPI KALAU DUIT TAKDE MACAM MANA NAK BAYAR...ada ke cara mudah difikirkan oleh pihak berkuasa untuk meringan beban ini...seperti amaran pertama, kedua atau bayaran secara ansuran dianjurkan...kan kata kerajaan kita mengutamakan rakyat....Kerajaan oh kerjaan...rakyat ni kalau terlalu banyak tersekse dengan masalah harga barang yang melambung, kadar toll yang tinggi, harga minyak tinggi kerana tiada subsidi dan yang terbaru kes
saman ekor yang sungguh membebankan dan terus diugut dengan senarai hitam oleh JPJ untuk urusan pembaharuan ROADTAX dan LICENCE...tak hairan orang-orang terlalu tertekan ini dan yang berada diatas pagar ini akan membuat percaturan yang sewajarnya satu hari nanti. Ingatlah...sebelum terlewat....

oNceupon a time in the Year 1980 in Luyung KotA KiNabalu...a cOLLege named Gaya

My previous years

while,  I'm doing my teachers practicing

n trainning

 at MPG Kota Kinabalu

SAIFUL ANUAR SAFIAN
SLIM RIVER
SMK SLIM
25th FEBRUARY 2011
AGE 52

YES...My Comment from Saiful d Riverian

: Komen aku tentang berita ini:

Asalamualaikum w.r.t

Sebagai seorang manuasia aku percaya semua orang suka pada memiliki kuasa. Kalau nak kata betul-betul berjuang untuk membentuk dan memberi kebaikkan pada rakyat tu memang ada, tapi berapa peratus yang betul-betul jujur. Sebagai rakyat biasa aku memang perlukan pemimpin yang baik, jujur dan iklas. Aku komen bukan atas dasar fanatik pada mana-mana pertubuhan politik tapi komen atas dasar kebenaran dan kebaikkan yang telah dibuktikan. Orang dari BN pun ada yang tak betul dan dari PAS pun sama ada yang tak betul. Masing-masing akan menunjuk kebijaksanaan dan kejujuran mereka. Siapalah kita nak buktikan kebenaran dengan mengaitkan akhirat dan sebagai pada orang lain. Tapi bagi aku pemimpin seperti Tun Dr Mahathir Mohammad harus di beri perhatian oleh kita kerana telah terbukti melahirkan Negara ke satu perubahan yang JELAS...Dia ni berani dan lantang bukan setakat di dalam negara tapi di peringkat dunia. Yang lain tu memang sentiasa bersuara tapi hanya di ruang kecil samaada di negeri mereka atau negara saja. Jadi kepada

pemimpin-pemimpin yang masih rasakan mereka itu berkualiti dan bagus satu komen dari aku:

Buktikan kemampuan terlebih dahulu...lepas baru salahkan orang lain, yang bagi aku tiada tandingan untuk anda memberi  nasihat atau menyalah serta memburukannya. Memang ada orang suka suara anda tapi ingatlah hanya orang dalam ruang komuniti anda saja bak kata lain pengikut setia anda saja

Komen dari:   saiful anuar safian

                         17.02.2011

KUALA LUMPUR 16 Feb. – Bekas Perdana Menteri, Tun Dr. Mahathir Mohamad berkata, tujuan hidup Mursyidul Am Pas, Datuk Nik Abdul Aziz Nik Mat hanyalah untuk memenangi pilihan raya dan kemudian menjadi pemerintah bersama DAP serta Parti Keadilan Rakyat (PKR).

Katanya, Nik Abdul Aziz secara terbuka sanggup mengkafirkan orang Islam UMNO, dalam masa sama bersedia bekerjasama dengan syaitan menjayakan perjuangannya.

Beliau berkata, Menteri Besar Kelantan itu juga sanggup bekerjasama dengan pihak yang menolak perjuangannya untuk mendirikan negara Islam ala Pas di samping mempertahankan pendapat tokoh bukan Islam supaya umat Islam melonggarkan pegangan mereka terhadap ajaran Islam.

‘‘Harapan Nik Aziz ialah dengan melakukan semua ini orang bukan Islam di Malaysia akan sokong partinya di dalam pilihan raya. Bukan Islam yang diutamakan, bukan mengabdikan diri kepada Allah tetapi kemenangan dalam pilihan raya.

‘‘Orang UMNO beragama Islam. Walaupun bagi Nik Abdul Aziz mereka bukan Islam kerana tidak sokong Pas namun dunia mengiktiraf bahawa orang Melayu termasuk ahli UMNO dan ahli Pas juga adalah orang Islam,’’ ujarnya lagi.

Beliau berkata demikian di dalam entri terbarunya bertajuk ‘Jawapan Kepada Nik Aziz’ di blognya http://chedet.co.cc/chedetblog hari ini.

Dr. Mahathir berkata, UMNO tidak pernah mendakwa hanya ahli parti itu sahaja yang Islam atau dengan mengundi UMNO menjadi Islam, seterusnya membawa ke syurga.

Berhubung isu nasionalisme seperti dibangkitkan oleh Mursyidul Am Pas itu, Dr. Mahathir berkata, terselamatnya banyak negara Islam yang dahulu dijajah adalah hasil daripada perjuangan nasionalis Islam.

Beliau berkata, perjuangan nasionalis terbabit adalah kerana mereka terlalu sayang dan setia kepada negara.

‘‘Hakikatnya mereka (orang lain) tidak berjuang untuk negara Malaysia dan agama Islam di sini tetapi yang berjuang untuk membebaskan negara kita dengan agama Islam di sini ialah nasionalis Islam Melayu.

‘‘Sebenarnya tujuan hidup nasionalis Islam Melayu ini adalah untuk mengabdikan diri kepada Allah SWT iaitu dengan cara membuat ibadah, memelihara orang Islam dan agama Islam bukan sahaja di Malaysia tetapi di mana sahaja orang Islam ditindas. Tuhan sahaja yang akan menilai pengabdian nasionalis Melayu Islam dan bukannya Nik Abdul Aziz,’’ katanya.

Dr. Mahathir dalam pada itu turut mempersoalkan kewibawaan Nik Abdul Aziz kerana hanya berjuang di Malaysia dan tidak di seluruh dunia Islam yang pada hari ini menghadapi pelbagai jenis penindasan serta tekanan.

‘‘Walaupun Nik Abdul Aziz mendakwa beliau berjuang untuk Islam tetapi dengan mengehadkan perjuangannya kepada negara ini dia juga adalah nasionalis sama seperti nasionalis dalam UMNO. Jika orang UMNO jahil kerana nasionalisme mereka, Nik Abdul Aziz juga jahil kerana sebab yang sama,’’ katanya lagi.

Mengenai dakwaan Nik Abdul Azizi bahawa UMNO menghapuskan tulisan Jawi sehingga umat Islam tidak boleh membaca al-Quran, beliau berkata, bukankah kerajaan UMNO yang mengadakan sekolah agama, mata pelajaran agama Islam menggunakan tulisan Jawi.

‘‘Mengapa Harakah menggunakan tulisan Rumi? Bagaimanakah terdapat lebih ramai yang mempelajari agama sehingga ke peringkat universiti jika generasi ini buta al-Quran, tidak boleh baca Jawi,’’ katanya.

Dr. Mahathir di dalam blognya turut mengingatkan Mursyidul Am Pas itu juga akan berdiri di hadapan Allah satu hari nanti dan segala pertuturannya dan perbuatannya ketika di dunia akan diadili.

‘‘Di akhirat nanti lidah, tangan dan kaki Nik Abdul Aziz akan menjadi saksi. Bukan Nik Abdul Aziz yang akan mengadili saya atau sesiapapun dan bukan juga Nik Abdul Aziz mengadili dirinya sendiri,’’ ujar Dr. Mahathir.

Mengenai peringatan Nik Abdul Aziz bahawa beliau akan berdiri di hadapan Allah Dr. Mahathir berkata, sedikit sebanyak ia membuktikan keangkuhannya.

‘‘Seolah-olah saya tidak tahu akan agama saya. Saya juga beriman dengan hakikat bahawa setiap apa yang dipertuturkan dan diperbuat di dunia ini akan diadili di akhirat nanti.

‘‘Akhir kata saya akui pengetahuan agama Nik Abdul Aziz dalam tetapi alangkah baiknya jika beliau berhenti daripada menyalahguna dan menyalah tafsir Islam demi kepentingan politik diri sendiri. Tidak ada sesiapa yang dapat lari daripada hari pengadilan yang dijanjikan oleh Allah SWT,’’ katanya lagi.

Beliau seterusnya meminta Nik Abdul Aziz bertakwa kepada Allah SWT dan menghentikan perbuatan mengeliru umat Islam di negara ini semata-mata ingin menang dalam pilihan raya.

UTUSAN MALAYSIA 17hb FEB 2011

Catatan akhir aku:

Harap jangan ada yang marah dengan komen ini sebab ini adalah satu yang jujur dari aku yang tidak mempunyai apa-apa kepentingan tapi hanya mahu negara ini maju dan sejahtera...Itu saja...isyaallah

SAIFUL ANUAR SAFIAN

Yes...My Comment  17th Feb 2011

Slim River, Perak

    

ini baru 1 malaysia...wakil rakyat patut bangga

MUBARAK RESIGNATION - 11 feb 2011

MUBARAK RESIGNATION - 11 feb 2011

by Saiful Anuar on Saturday, 12 February 2011 at 01:14

Mubarak resigns, hands power to military Anti-government protesters in Tahrir Square, Cairo, Egypt. AP – Anti-government protesters, and Egyptian soldiers on top of their vehicles, make traditional Muslim Friday … CAIRO – Egypt's Hosni Mubarak resigned as president and handed control to the military on Friday after 29 years in power, bowing to a historic 18-day wave of pro-democracy demonstrations by hundreds of thousands. "The people ousted the president," chanted a crowd of tens of thousands outside his presidential palace in Cairo.Several hundred thousand protesters massed in Cairo's central Tahrir Square exploded into joy, cheering and waving Egyptian flags. Fireworks, car horns and celebratory shots in the air were heard around the city of 18 million in joy after Vice President Omar Suleiman made the announcement on national TV just after nightfall.Mubarak had sought to cling to power, handing some of his authorities to Suleiman while keeping his title. But an explosion of protests Friday rejecting the move appeared to have pushed the military into forcing him out completely. Hundreds of thousands marched throughout the day in cities across the country as soliders stood by, besieging his palace in Cairo and Alexandria and the state TV building. A governor of a southern province was forced to flee to safety in the face of protests there.It was the biggest day of protests yet in the upheaval that began Jan. 25, growing from youth activists working on the Internet into a mass movement that tapped into widespread discontent with Mubarak's authoritarian lock on power, corruption, economic woes and widespread disparities between rich and poor."In these grave circumstances that the country is passing through, Mubarak has decided to leave his position as president of the republic," a grim-looking Suleiman said. "He has mandated the Armed Forces Supreme Council to run the state. God is our protector and succor."Nobel Peace laureate Mohammed ElBaradei, whose young suporters were among the organizers of the protest movement, told The Associated Press, "This is the greatest day of my life.""The country has been liberated after decades of repression," he said adding that he expects a "beautiful" transition of power.Outside Mubarak's Oruba Palace in northern Cairo, women on balconies ululated with the joyous tongue-trilling used to mark weddings and births. AP/Khalid Mohammed"Finally we are free," said Safwan Abo Stat, a 60-year-old in the crowd of protesters at the palace. "From now on anyone who is going to rule will know that these people are great."Another, Mohammed el-Masry, weeping with joy, said he had spent the past two weeks in Tahrir before marching to the palace Friday. He was now headed back to the square to join his ecstatic colleagues. "We made it," he gasped.The question now turned to how the military, Egypt's most powerful institution, will handle the transition in power. Earlier in the day, the Armed Forces Supreme Council — a body of top generals — vowed to guide the country to greater democracy.In a statement hours before Suleiman's announcement, it said it was committed "to sponsor the legitimate demands of the people and endeavorfor their implementation within a defined timetable ... until achieving a peaceful transition all through a democratic society aspired by the people."Abdel-Rahman Samir, one of the youth organizers of the protests, said the protest movement would now open negotiations with the military over democratic reform but vowed protests would continue to ensure change is carried out."We still don't have any guarantees yet — if we end the whole situation now the it's like we haven't done anything," he said. "So we need to keep sitting in Tahrir until we get all our demands."But, he added, "I feel fantastic. .... I feel like we have worked so hard, we planted a seed for a yera and a half and now we are now finally sowing the fruits."

my 2011 collection's

my simple remarks:........

orang tua yang kuat.....i really respect her

semua boleh naik...tak kira anak orang pas, pkr, bn atau dap yg penting must be a malaysian citizen aje

Tindakan cekap pemandu-pemandu ketika ops sikap dengan merancang perjalanan yang lebih CEPAT

Nak caRI MAKAN pun jangan le sampai asyik buat ramalan yang bukan...AYO.....AYO

a shows on high speed racer shows his ability YES....jangaN saMPAI mati sudah

Happy tahuN baru CIna 2011 to ALL cHiNese FrIeNds from SaiFuL & Family

the jews are damn good plus clever plus genious as they do also train americans in gaining

their goals toward extra ordinary mankind...ha..ha..ha

to all friends, all my above words may be right

but may be wrong to someone else

due to our different in thinking and justifying others

lastly...i'm saiful anuar safian from slim

feel so sorry to those feel hurt by these words

i'm sorry

PADAN MUKA KENA DENDA SELAMA 3 TAHUN...DAN YANG BEST NYA KENA MASUK DALAM KOTAK PARCEL HIHIHI......

Macam-Macam le orang kita ni....velentine's yang tak dikenali makin dikenali pulak sebab mcm

pededahan dibuat melalui media....

SELIPAR JEPUN JADI........SELL- E- PAR-JEPOON

hihihi

IT'S TRUE.......

~  safulfromslim D riverian 2011 ~

My view shots at Pasir Salak Perak Darul Ridzuan Historical Centre

My view shots at Pasir Salak Perak

Darul Ridzuan Historical Centre

by Saiful Anuar Bin Safian

                          
                                                                                

                                                           
Selepas makan tengahari, di pekan Kampung Gajah saya dan keluarga terus menunai solat di Masjid Kampung Gajah yang terletak selepas lampu isyarat pada simpang empat ke Bota. Setelah solat kami  terus ke Kompleks Sejarah Pasir Salak telah melalui simpang sebelah kiri dan jambatan Sungai Perak. Di sepanjang perjalanan terdapat penjual durian dan buah-buahan sentiasa memenuhi di sebelah kiri dan kanan jalan. Seterusnya kami pembelok kiri dan terus ke kompleks berkenaan dan sampai pada jam 2.35 petang.

PERAK DARUL RIDZUAN