Comments on: Singapore and Sarawak

By: Concerned Selangorian

Concerned Selangorian — Thu, 07 Apr 2011 12:43:20 +0000

Tasik Permai high-cost land titles;
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Burdening the fellow poor residents of shophouse owners in Kampung Tasik Permai, is not a proper way in governing Selangor. If this trends goes on for another hundred years or thousands years, the fellow subjects of Selangor will be the sufferers, not enjoying what the state government gives.
Since year2011 is still the PR/permanent resident government or kerajaan ic merah, who intends to reap a profitable margin from the poor residents of Tasik Permai. We had no trust in them, if now they try to force us to pay a high-cost premium for the shophouses in Tasik Permai, what else for the coming future, will they tax us more heavier for others, say like business licensing, ads board and others. Just a simple thinking what they think of, will we have a granted future? If we are suffering in the future, why must we vote PR for?
It’s worst than when BN is in the government, at least regarding whatever it is, we can have a chance to discuss with BN.
The 3 stooges they are; PKR greedy power, DAP going too straight, PAS always fighting for an Islamic state, if Islamic state and governs using the Islamic law, other races will be affected. Say a Chinese medical shop cannot sell liquor or betting on 4d or other gaming games will be disallowed. Sometimes Chinese used rice wine which is consider as liquor “minuman keras” which we use as traditional medical uses to rub on the affected part of the human body, say rheumatism sickness. Not drinking actually.
I suggest political parties who had the intentions to govern a multi-racial community. If in the 1900 or 1950s there’s not so much nonsense, why must now they create so much rules, will these rules help the “rakyat”. It’s like separating the various races, this “pantang” that “pantang”, so the multi-racial system will be a separated group, you “satu puak” saya “satu puak”. Everyone will be separated, then you have to beware of me, and I have to beware of you. If everyone is scare to mix around, then what is the use of unity among the various races, achieve and work towards the goal till we let the whole world knows what is 1Malaysia, what is the word of working together, staying together with a united front.
So, why should we vote and select a government who never cares about the rakyat? Malaysian voters be aware who you choose to represent us. For the future of our next generation, we must be very careful ! ! !
Hidup BN, Hidup BN, Hidup BN !!!

By: Alfonso Hines

Alfonso Hines — Sat, 17 Apr 2010 05:55:10 +0000

WOW! You Baha’is are so powerful.

“…..We were invited by Kamal Fozdar to visit the new, nine-sided, Sarawak Parliament building……..As the owner of the construction company that built it, Kamal was…”

WOW! You mean just “One construction company” own just by “One Owner” can build such a hug moderning building????

WOW! You Baha’i are amazing!

If only “One Construction Company” owned by just “One Baha’i” can build such a new DUN Sarawak Parliament Building, we can understand that the Baha’is are not bossfull when they sing “We Are Building A New World”

WOW!!

By: Monica L Solosa

Monica L Solosa — Wed, 31 Mar 2010 04:17:56 +0000

I pray to God that you will continue to grow in strength and preserve your faith throughout the world.

A Christian
Monica Lim Solosa

By: Sarawak Parliament Building « Fyreapple

Sarawak Parliament Building « Fyreapple — Mon, 29 Mar 2010 15:14:10 +0000

[...] The original link to Dr. Wendi Momen’s blog post of her visit to Sarawak is found here. [...]

By: franco ceccherini

franco ceccherini — Wed, 24 Mar 2010 23:00:47 +0000

Hi Wendi

great words your words inspires me when I am in bed right befor to fall asleep and right before the prayers and right before counting liras oops euros to donate to kheyriyyeh

oh Allah and his Glory thanks to have you

you are so inspirational

Allah is really brighter than(any other light) just being bigger was not inuf AllahuAkbar is finished Allah (that black stone) is now brighter

thanks for the money

By: Gloria

Gloria — Mon, 07 Dec 2009 11:44:19 +0000

Thanks Wendi; It was good to keep up with some of the places and events You and Moojan are visiting.
Hope all is going well with PWR in Australia.
Wish you luck

By: Lawrence

Lawrence — Mon, 30 Nov 2009 15:33:30 +0000

Thank you. So nice to see One People, One Planet.

By: Alex

Alex — Fri, 27 Nov 2009 02:25:14 +0000

Loved reading of your travels here, Wendi. Truly inspirational!

By: LizKauai

LizKauai — Fri, 27 Nov 2009 02:11:26 +0000

WOW!

Happy Thanksgiving!

By: Thelma

Thelma — Thu, 26 Nov 2009 17:51:21 +0000

Loved your description of your travels in Sarawak. I remember durians from Nepal (and the strong smell). Rambutans were delicious!

And so many lovely Baha’is! Wish Leatherhead could be so lucky!

What a fantastic parliament building. Shows how much the Baha’is can be an influence for good in their professions.

And as for the 9 pointed star on the Sarawak flag … fantastic!