Tun M trying to make sense out of 'non'sensense

It was with utter disbelief (or was it disgust?) when I read the statement by our elderly statesman, Tun M...'better to choose the Devil we know, rather than the Angel we don't...."...and he went a step further when he reiterated and defended his statement by claiming that Angels do sometimes sin... 

Tun M, you we're a great statesman, you we're a respected leader, you we're one of the more active and progressive OIC leader's (read carefully....we're)...but sigh...is this what elderly used to say...... what goes around comes around? Remember when Tun M used to say our founding forefather Tunku Abdul Rahman senile old man....? Tun M, you are dead wrong....Angels are obedient....they do not sin...they do not go against the wish of the Al-Mighty...wallahualam......where have all the Government religious advisers gone...hiding?...where is Jamil Khir Baharom...where is Harussani...whare is Fathul Bari....? Do you people fear the nations Be End leaders more than the Al-Mighty....Nauzzubillah....GOD forbids....

Tun M, you might have been a great leader, a visionary statesman, but do not go down the history books as the greatest joker....please do not try to make sense out of 'non'sense...you cant.......period...no two way...no grey area...full stop.

May GOD have mercy and help us..

A.H.Baharom

55th Merdeka: Any chance of really being 'merdeka''?

Merdeka is a word in the Indonesian and Malay language meaning Independence or freedom. It is derived from the Sanskrit Maharddhika meaning "rich, prosperous and powerful". In the Malay archipelago, this term had acquired the meaning of a freed slave. The term Mardijker is a Dutch corruption of the Portuguese version of the original Sanskrit words and was used to designate former Portuguese and Dutch slaves from India in the East Indies, known as Mardijkers, whence the Malay meaning of "free(dom)" is derived. Mardijker are the former catholic slaves bought from India and the East Indies that were liberated by the Dutch if they abandoned Catholicism and embraced the reformed Dutch church. The term was significant during the anticolonialist and pro-independence movements of the colonies of Indonesia,Malaya, and Singapore, in the history of Indonesia, history of Malaysia, and in the history of Singapore. It became a battle-cry for those demanding independence from the colonial administrations of the Netherlands and United Kingdom. The Philippine term maharlika, referring to the Tagalog warrior class, has the same Sanskrit origins as the Malay Merdeka. In the southern Philippine island of Mindanao, the Moro people belonging to major ethno-linguistic groups of Meranaw, Maguindanaw and Iranun, use maradeka in the same meaning as freedom or liberation and freedom group there is called Maradeka. (cited from various sources).

Now back to our golden question, after 55 years of so-called merdeka, are we really merdeka? Do we have the liberty and freedom of political choice? Do we have the press freedom? Do we have equality among states allocation?.....the list might go on and on...like the duracell battery advertisement, but sigh! We are not 'MERDEKA', and ever since Rah Eees Ya Team took over as the information Minister, it became worse, even the Merdeka celebration is hijacked, to become a political Be End  tool.

So guys, if you do not want to be colonalized, if you really want to be independent, want to be liberated....want to be MERDEKA...there is no two way....I never want to be associated with a devil (I dont even know a devil, I rather choose an angel (and by the way, no matter what the old man said,angels always obey the Al-Mighty and never sin....period)

Happy Merdeka day...

A.H.Baharom