Iran's Ahmadinejad on Holocaust

This is a very good material for you to digest.....I grabbed it from YouTube. Kindly click on the link!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ykd-syzZ4ZY

Be sure to share your comments and opinions on this subject huh...

RAYA Ep1

Aku dh rindu raye...malas nk g training kt lg weyh!!! Lame sgt la training 8 bulan....aih....Baru aku tau, bekerja dgn ramai org nih sbnrnye bnyk karenah....Aku igtkan aku dh jmpe segala karenah manusia waktu join event sana sini kt UTP dulu tp ghupe2nye bnyk lg human character yg aku blom jmpe......Yg terbaru aku terpaksa berdepan dgn org yg agressive dr segi approach die when dealing with ppl.....Everyday asyik masam je muke....pastu x pernah nk ade negotiation skills lngsung...Asyik nk kutuk je....Sbbkn die x berani nk kutuk rakan sekerja die yang setara, alih2 aku ngn boi la jd target die...senang2 je nk lpskan kemarahan kt kteorg....Trainee yg innocent nih... (; ngehehehe...

Nasib baik die superior dr kterog...so yg plg kteorg boleh buat ialah sabo je la kan...Kate trainee....kekeke! Nk sound kn x pasal2 boi yg kne balik plak...Nasib bdn la boi dpt supervisor yg cmtu....kekeke! Ko x bley berputus asa amik ati die boi.....aku rse die mmg lahir batin cmtu...moody je 24 hours...

Seb bek ade orang-orang yg perangai x matang sekitar aku nih, boleh la aku channelkn smer stress ke dlm gelk ketawa hasil lawak separuh masak :

Abg Long (Dear Jagathish),

Boi yg x berapa nk betol,

Kak Aisyah (Ustazah yang ade style & celik fesyen),

and her partner Kak Suhaila dgn spek hitam bergaya,

Mr Baljinder,

Uspit family baru (honda baru...),

Kak Zu yg kdg kala mencarut while driving [ngehehe (;],

Kak Amalina yg always modest,

Kak Lin yg dlm memori (perempuan pertama yang prnah aku jmpe bg warning nk kentut b4 nk kentut kekeke...sempoi!)

dan smer team members dlm MCOT Rejuve Prjct yg meringankan beban stress aku ngn boi dlm berdepan dgn aggressive human character one could possibly expect in this stressful project yg dh delay 3 bulan nih...Mr. Atti (bak kate Bal) jom kite siapkan progress report skang... Org KLCC nk tgk weyh!!!!

Mr. Baljinder mmg sempoi....

Dua budak-budak tadika "Super Ring" Boi & Jagathish-abg Long kteoghang...kekeke!

Miri sunset from Imperial Hotel....

Bermalasan lps kerja....Oh penat2....

Kt Miri femes dgn masakkan katak sungai....sedap...mcm ayam ghasenye...

Masih teriang-iang kate2 Mr Ed

"...They're no longer the project engineers, more to advance & claim engineer..."

Oh...sungguh klako tetapi pedas kekekeke!!!

Ape kaitan dgn title post kali nih? Oh, nothing actually, aku just x saba nk raya...Ye aku tau, puasa baru start tp mmg x saba nk raya nih. Nk amik cuti seminggu....Hihu!

Go Comic! Today (2)

I will personally say this is a normal scene in Malaysia if you ask me. The hygienic issue of the food that is. Or 'Halal' the way Moslems see it. Often when I decide to get some meals during outings, it is disturbing to know that I cannot solely depend on the 'Halal Certificates' one restaurant put up on their front desk in a very nice wooden frame. The fact that this country has Jakim to monitor all food processing operations doesn't comfort me the way I should've felt towards food hygienes in this very own country due to obvious reasons (Restaurant operator generally like to take this Halal Status for granted)...aih...

Then you could always hope that it's halal. Yeah, a kind of street gambling I think....heh!

That's my opinion.

You can have yours.

Anak Kutip

On the way balik kampung hari tu, aku stop kejap kat R&R nilai untuk makan tengahari. Pilih ade satu kedai melayu nih. Tgk papan tanda dia bertulis

"..dimiliki oleh Aisyah binti Pungut.."

Kelakar pn ade, simpati pn ye jugak.

Bayangkan kalau si pemilik kedai tu tinggal kat Negeri Sembilan. Waktu kecik-kecik dulu kalau ade neighbour or jiran tetangga kampung tanya dia ;

"....Ekau nih anak sapo?...."

Mesti la die kene jawab;

"...Eden anak Pungut..."

Kesian.....anak pungut... (;

50 glorious years!

Lamaaaaaaaaaaaanye aku x update blog aku yang bertemakan orange dan black nih...kekeke! Let's see what's new in blogger? Oh, now blogger saves ur drafts automatically! Great! But do you know what's greater? Our country will be celebrating its 50 years of independence despite of some 'cakap-cakap' from a minority group who claim the freedom of speech to themselves...aih...and most of them use the blog to get their 'barking' heard! These bloggers ( smer ade, malay, indian, chinese, iban, kadazan, jawwwa, mat salleh, singaporeans pn ade... you name it!) are mostly full time bloggers and these guys really have the capabilities to influence people through their writings I can say.

People would appreciate if these kind of individuals could really step out to at least show their faces (but I bet they wouldn't) rather than critizing the country ruling sytem, slamming the ruling government (as if these critics know how to run a country ...) condemning the King....blah blah. I hope they're just more than talk the talk, and walk the walk.

You know, they keep complaining what they don't have...well they complain so much that they fail to recognize and appreciate what they've actually possessed. They fail to enjoy the one thing which to 'some' (read millions of people at the other part of the world ) is too far from reality - Freedom and Peace.(<---'Freedom' and 'Peace' are already 2 things...heh!) Sure, I can understand If they talk about all those stuffs, complaining about this and that. Sometimes they get mad when they face difficulties in life, but hey...you tell me who doesn't have problems? So what if you have difficulties living in Malaysia. Everyone does! Get over it! I personally think we're very lucky to live such a wonderful life here...Thus, in conjunction with Malaysia's 50 glorious years of independence, I'll post some articles that you might able to digest and appreciate. E-passport pride of Malaysian technology by Azura Abbas NST.


Two years before the Sept 11, 2001 attacks, the United States immigration inspectors came across something they had never seen before — a passport with a chip embedded in it.
It was a Malaysian passport, which carried a digital photograph and fingerprints of the holder.The world’s first electronic passport, it baffled the US Immigration and Naturalisation Service (INS) and its laboratory staff, said author and consultant Neville Cramer.At the time, he was still serving as special agent in charge of the Immigration and Naturalisation Service, under the US Department of Justice."Inspectors came to me and said this passport is the finest thing we have ever seen. The best in the world," he said in an interview.

Then two jetliners crashed into the twin towers of the World Trade Center in 2001, hijacked by men who used fake passports to enter the US.The Sept 11 attacks triggered a desperate search by governments around the world for the right technology to make travel and identity documents more secure.

In 2003, the International Civil Aviation Organisation (ICAO) set new standards for passports, including the use of Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) microchips.The Malaysian RFID chip, which allows contactless operations of smart cards, was developed by local MSC-status company Iris Corporation Bhd.Despite concerns that the chips could be cloned, information encoded into Malaysian passports has so far remained secure. Digital keys stored on each chip made such duplication and forgery impossible, according to a company statement last year.Iris has gone on to supply its technology for smart cards and passports to a number of countries, including Turkey and New Zealand.But almost a decade after Malaysia launched its e-passport, the US, which issued its first e-passport early last year, is still trying to get it right.Cramer, who headed the first INS field test of Malaysia’s e-passport, believes that the US should adopt Malaysia’s technology."To this day, (the US) has not done it right. The chip stores a photo of the holder but not his fingerprints. It is mind-boggling that they have not utilised (Malaysian) technology fully," said Cramer, on a recent visit here to meet Home Affairs Ministry officials.


Since retiring in 2002, Cramer has written a book, Fixing the INSanity, on some of the causes of America’s immigration problems. He has also started a consultancy called Immigration Enforcement Solutions.When Cramer first came here for the INS field test, the team he led ordered 19 machines to read Malaysian passports. Within a week, they saw for themselves how well the passport’s security features worked.A man had presented a Malaysian passport, but the reader showed a woman’s face in the digitised photograph contained in the chip, he said.The photograph on the physical document had been replaced, but the one stored on the chip could not be tampered with."He confessed that he bought the forged passport from a smuggler." Sadly, Malaysia lost the chance in 2003 to help set world standards on e-passports, he said."The government should have gone to the UN, which oversees the ICAO, to tell everyone that Malaysia has already done it."Malaysians are not getting the credit for what they have accomplished."Partly, it’s because European and American technology giants cannot accept that a small country like Malaysia had beaten them to it."So they downplayed what Malaysia has," said Cramer.


Indeed, Malaysia is well ahead of the rest of the world. E-passports, he said, are the only way to speed up clearance times at immigration points and border controls, especially with air travel on the rise around the world."The world has to start embracing the use of e-passports."



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