Abdullah, I challenge you! (UPDATE)

 UPDATE

I beg my readers to help search for all these great Malaysian below. We should provide them will all the help to bring them to the polling station in next election.

 

ORIGINAL POSTING

Yes Abdullah, wake up from your nap and take a look at those visual below.

If you think there is nothing wrong than please step down immediately. As you has long defend the SPR, than we Malaysian will file a police report and take civil action against you.

How can someone born in the year 1999 and year 1998 can register as voters? Or this two person were born in the year 1899 and 1898? If they were born in those year, than we should be given the prove that they are alive.

People, we got rid of Fairuz. Now get rid of Rashid

All Hell Broke Loose in Kota Bharu

It is not okey for Malaysian to show their anger towards the Government, but it is okay for BN State Assemblyman to kick YB from PAS.

Worst, it is okey to KICK YB PAS inside the Dewan Negeri. I do not condone such action so I will not post the video in this blog. Nevertheless, for those who wish to see how low things can be for BN, please view the video yourself, at Global Media Channel news portal.

I interviewed the YB himself and he said, he has no regret for dishonouring the Dewan.

Kickdefella

Tindakan YB tadi disiarkan secara langsung ke

seluruh dunia, adakah YB kesal dengan tindakan yang

di buat atas perasaan marah?

YB PALOH

Sebenarnya saya merasakan bahawa itu perlu untuk mengajar mereka,

bahawasanya jangan menghina wakil-wakil rakyat (dari BN) dan

perkara ini jelas kepada kita walaupun seluruh dunia melihat. Tapi

saya merasakan bahawasanya itu wajar untuk kita bertindak

kepada kerajaan ini kerana banyak perkara-perkara yang dilakukan

tidak adil.

Kickdefella

Jadi YB merasakan bahawa tindakan wajar, walau di satu

ketika YB cuba menendang YB dari Kelaboran walaupun di dalam

dewan yang mulia?

YB PALOH

Ya, kerana beliau telah memperkatakan sesuatu yang

kesat kepada saya. Sepatutnya beliau tidak mengatakan sesuatu yang

kesat kepada saya.

WARTAWAN

Spesifik (Apa yang dikatakan)?

YB PALOH

Ahh, okey, okey

YB BN LAIN

Kena masuk dewan, ni usul nak dismiss dia..

For this, YB from PALOH deserves to be nominated for the Kickdefella Award of the year.

Oops They Did it Again

Out of Issues Out they go.

BN Kelantan’s YBs left the State Assembly en mass in search of cheap publicity for the coming General Election.

After finding that they need a miracle to get back in the news, YB for Paloh, plays ignorant and showed unbecoming of YB’s attitude to force the Speaker to read the riot act.

The State Assembly passed the vote by 23-20 to show YB for Paloh the way out before the evening session ends. He was seen chasing his compatriot out after some even made the exit before the culprit himself left his sit.

This is the second time in two consecutive sitting the BN left the State Assembly.

If this still does not prove how they are actually a bunch of useless people, I do not know what else to say.

Perhaps in the coming General Election, the people of Kelantan will put all these BN members in their rightful place and that is outside the Dewan!

 

Check out the video at http://www.ipglobal.tv and the live streaming of the sitting from 9.00 am till 4.30 pm tomorrow, this Sunday, Monday and Tuesday.

Lunch with Annuar Musa

I saw he came by mere feets away from me. “Ambik gambar saya satu”, he said.

Never for me to imagine it went further than that.

Over lunch, I heard Annuar Musa talked about something I would not blog about while I talked about my nature of work. I heard Annuar Musa talked about the state development while I talked about the destruction of Malaysia by the PM. I heard Annuar Musa talked about the future while I talked about the history.

At the end, I stood up, walked about five steps to the next table, and shook his hand.

That was my lunch with Annuar Musa, three metres apart.

I left while he wonder, who’s that fella?

I am Kickdefella. This is what in Kelantan you call ‘dogil’ kick.

Dogil kick needs a bit of acrobatic movement. You need to twist your knee and back heel the ball while it is in the air. I had my “dogil’ kick today.

Keep track of the Kelantan State Assembly sitting at www.ipglobal.tv

1,000,000 Thanks

Any movie this weekend folks?

A Million Kicks for Dollah

As Kickdefella heading for its final dash for a Million Hits (rather Kicks!), this  humble poster is dedicated to all readers. Thank you for the supports!

10-Eleven, Long Live the King

10-Eleven successfully marked a peaceful expression of dissatisfaction by the generations that felt they are being oppressed by the ‘Malaysian Style’ Democracy.

Almost 80,000 Malaysian from all walks of life has turn out to show their supports. Hundreds of thousands more, perhaps millions shared the same believe but for one reason or another, choose to keep it close to their heart.

This is a historical moment where Malaysians refreshed their faith in our constitutional Monarch that long being perceived by many as a mere symbol of defender of Malay Supremacy. Some even went further by saying openly that His Royal Highness is just a rubber stamp.

Perhaps, even halves of that participated in 10-Eleven, has rash mindset towards our Monarchy and its functionalities. Even at least one of the political parties under the umbrella of Bersih, has pool of supporters that had never ever shouted ‘Daulat Tuanku’.

But, came 10-Eleven, the Malaysians has come to accept that only the Monarch can lead us towards our long awaited reform. First time since 1969, our King has again become not just the symbol to unify us but actually the only one with the constitutional rights to lead us out of our misery.

There will come a day, sooner or later when our Prime Minister Abdullah Haji Ahmad will has to advised the Agong to dissolves the Parliament. Upon dissolving the Parliament, His Highness will has to appoint a caretaker government whom will run the country with limited power until a new government is form from the fresh mandate of Malaysian voters from the election that should follow within a certain time frame after the Parliament has been dissolved.

In actual fact, the King has the right of not to appoint Abdullah Haji Ahmad to lead the caretaker government. If the King is not satisfied with the way the normal practice by all his predecessors and if he perceived by allowing the same person who is leading one of the political parties to contest in the coming election to lead the caretaker government, will give unfair advantage to that party, then The King is allowed by our constitution to appoint another person to lead the caretaker government.

By doing so, the King will protect his subject and promote the same level of playing field for all the political parties. This action, if taken by the King, will assure no government fund or government machinery to be unfairly used as tools of campaign for a certain political party during the election campaigning period. This will prove to be a monumental decision which will also guarantee that none of the political parties will have the upper hand in deciding the way the election result will swing.

Nevertheless, What if the King thinks that the action above is not enough to promote a fair and clean election? What if the King believes that our system has corrupted to the roots and needing a total reform? What if the King believes that he needs to put the election on hold to give way for total reform?

Perhaps then, the King will need to use some of the ground within the constitution that allows him to form an interim government like what was popularly known as MAGERAN. The term Emergency always rings an unpleasant significant for us. It always sounds chaotic and full of catastrophes. In actual fact, we can live under the Emergency with strong leadership appointed by the King who is also the Head of The Military. The defender of the faith will guide and defend our democratic rights for as long as he believed is best for us. In fact we will not feel any different but maybe much better that way so reform can be thoroughly perform in all sectors.

After such time, and upon being satisfied with the reform, the King will than wish to transfer back the power to appoint the next government to the people. His Highness than will call for an election.

That election shall be the first real election since long ago for Malaysians. True democracy will flourish.

What if we decide for the King to go along this line? What will we lose if we drive our Monarch along this route? To think of it, we only going to lose Abdullah Haji Ahmad (Badawi was not written in his Birth Certificate).

Who Cares?

Saya pantang dicabar! – Abdullah

10-Eleven – Take a Look At Me Now

Do you want to believe the Sleeping Dollah, Zam Maidin, Mat Taib, Musa Hassan and the mainstream media?

Just take a look at those faces!

One police man sitting on his motorcycle was heard saying, “Kau tahu kenapa jadi macam ni, semua benda naik, gula, tepung, susu semua naik, tu lah dia orang datang sini”

A senior police officer telling the crowd in Pasar Seni, “Baliklah, pilihanraya nanti, undilah PAS, tak puas hati jugak, undilah Keadilan, dah balik dulu, tunggu pilihanraya”

“Abang, pergi depan sana ambik gambar kami!” An officer instructed me, to the amazement of the rest.

A stranger holds my hand from behind, “For better Malaysia Kickdefella!”, I turn towards him and realised, he is not a stranger, he is a Malaysian.

Malaysian Airlines personnel asked me, “Abang Kick, macam mana semalam?” “Very Romantic!” That was my reply. “I shared my 100Plus with lots of Malaysians, yellow and those with uniform”, I elaborate. “Boleh saya join Abang Kick next time?” “Ooops, next time?” I take a looked at her, “Mmmmm….” I just leave her my mobile number. In case…

Daulat Tuanku!

All the years as UMNO man loyal to Tun Dr Mahathir, I have never been to any demostration or street protest. Finally today, my eyes felt the pain, my mouth sore and my skin was burning. Few times I had to lean down and few times some of the protester help me to get back on my foot. Few times I lost my direction and confuse, and few times, the Police Officer and Personnel help me regain my composure.

As a Malaysian, I believe the only thing that was broken today was my camera lens. Kaput!.

But who cares.

Daulat Tuanku!

10.11.07 Here We Go

Excerpt from The Screenplay “Fatwa Pujangga”, 1996.

 

Seketika kemudian, Pak Samad berjalan merapati para pelajarnya dan duduk bersila di hadapan mereka. Mereka kemudian menjadikan itu satu semi bulatan.

 

 

PAK SAMAD

 

Anda pernah baca novel saya…

 

Para pelajar itu menjawab sudah…

 

 

PAK SAMAD

 

Tidak enak bukan ?

 

Para pelajar ketawa.

 

 

PAK SAMAD

 

Saya hanya novelis tua yang ketandusan bakat

yang anda ada…. anda lebih hebat dari saya…

naskah Encik Zuhairi… lakonlayarnya lebih

hebat dari saya…

 

Zuher memerhati approach Pak Samad.

 

 

PAK SAMAD

 

Biar saya ceritakan kepada anda tentang hidup

saya yang serba tidak menarik dan kekurangan

ini… sudi mendengarnya…

 

Semua menjawab “SUDI”

 

 

PAK SAMAD

 

Tapi tidak menarik… saya tidak salahkan anda

jika ada yang tertidur nanti… baiklah… anda

kenal Pak Sako ?

 

Ada yang menjawab kenal.

 

 

PAK SAMAD

 

Anda kenal Ahmad Boestaman…

 

Begitu juga jawapan mereka.

 

 

PAK SAMAD

 

Pak Aminuddin Baki…

 

Begitu juga jawapan mereka…

 

 

PAK SAMAD

 

Itu semua orang muda yang hebat dan perkasa

di zaman saya anak muda seperti anda… mereka

bagus… baiklah… sekarang saya ceritakan tentang

anak muda bernama Samad… orang panggil Mad

Kontot… sebab saya dulu kecil molek…

 

Para pelajar ketawa.

 

 

PAK SAMAD

 

Pernahkah anda dengar, baca atau lihat karya

Uda Dan Dara…

 

Para pelajar menjawab pernah….

 

 

PAK SAMAD

 

Tahu pengarangnya…

 

 

Ada yang menjawab tahu dan ramai juga yang senyap.

 

 

PAK SAMAD

 

Baiklah… satu ketika dulu… Mad Kontot ini

ibarat Uda… pernah bertunang dengan gadis

pilihannya di sebuah perkampungan terpinggir…

Waktu itu saya muda belia… mudah jatuh cinta…

gadis itu saya katakan Dara sahaja namanya…

Beberapa purnama sebelum berkahwin… seorang

tokoh Inggeris telah tiba di Tanah Melayu membawa

sebuah dokumen penting bernama Malayan Union,

Tokoh itu bernama Harold MacMichael… beliau

telah mengadap Sultan – Sultan Melayu dan

memaksa mereka menandatangani gagasan tersebut.

Buat pertama kalinya, rakyat Melayu satu bumi

Melayu ini merasa terancam dan terhina dengan

begitu hebat sekali… maka… mereka mula berkumpul

dan berbincang dan berdemonstrasi hingga lahirlah

tokoh – tokoh Melayu yang terkemuka… Uda… waktu

itu, tiba – tiba merasakan bahawa rupa – rupanya

ada perjuangan yang lebih hebat dari perjuangan

membawa Dara ke ranjang…

 

Para pelajarnya gelak.

 

 

PAK SAMAD

 

Iaitu… perjuangan menentang Malayan Union…

di ambang pernikahannya, Uda telah mengayuh

basikalnya ke pekan terdekat dan mengikut

demonstrasi di situ dan menuju menaiki

keretapi untuk ke Kuala Lumpur… di situ

satu perhimpunan raksaksa akan di adakan…

di Padang Kelab Selangor.

 

Zuher dengan serius cuba menangkap tiap ayat yang dilafazkan oleh Pak Samad. Dia tahu Pak Samad mempunyai maksud yang tersirat disebalik cerita itu.

 

 

PAK SAMAD

 

Uda begitu taksub menyaksikan bangsanya

bersatu, Uda begitu gembira, Uda merasakan

bangsanya kini bangsa pencipta sejarah… akibatnya

Uda terabai tanggungjawab untuk pulang dihari

perkahwinannya dan terlepas peluang menikmati

Dara diranjang kerana malam itu Uda tidur kesejukan

di tepi padang itu. Uda pulang seminggu kemudian…

hati Uda berderai seketika bila dapati Dara sudah

dinikahkan oleh keluarganya dengan teman Uda… kerana

sangka mereka Uda telah lari ke Kuala Lumpur. Dara

dinikahkan juga kerana keluarganya takut malu… malu

jika – jika tanggapan masyarakat Dara sudah ditebuk

Uda dan ditinggalkan.

 

Pak Samad diam seketika. Semua pelajar diam. Zuher turut diam.

 

 

PAK SAMAD

 

Anda fikir Uda kecewa ? Tentu Uda kecewa…

tapi Uda tidak mahu menerima penyesalan… akhirnya

Uda membuat keputusan tinggalkan kampungnya,

Uda merantau ke Singapura dan bekerja dengan

sebuah syarikat akhbar kecil di sana. Uda tidak

menyesal walaupun Uda kecewa. Kata Uda… Dara

memang bukan miliknya, sebab itulah Dara tidak

mungkin dimilikinya… tetapi bumi Melayu ini

milik Uda dan Uda akan terus berusaha memilikinya

dari tangan penjajah.

 

Pak Samad diam. Dia menoleh ke arah Zuher.

 

 

PAK SAMAD

 

Uda percaya, apa yang bukan miliknya tidak

akan jadi miliknya walau puas dia mencuba,

apa yang menjadi miliknya akan tetap menjadi miliknya

walau dia terpaksa gadaikan apa sahaja yang di

milikinya, dan hari ini Uda bersyukur, kerana

sehabis – habisnya, Uda hanya mampu mendapat

20 orang anak itupun jika Uda kuat batinnya dan Dara

berupaya menghadapinya… tetapi hari ini… kekecewaan

Uda yang membawa Uda ke Singapura menjadikan

Uda seorang novelis yang karyanya dibaca setiap

hari dan masa di serantau bumi Uda ini. Habuannya

lebih dari apa yang mungkin dimilikinya bersama Dara.

 

Zuher termenung mendengar kata – kata Pak Samad.

• Syed Azidi Syed Abdul Aziz, Kuala Lumpur 1996
  

 

Yes, perhaps this Saturday, we could march together. Perhaps our march will be more meaningful than taking our girl to the movie or sharing fast food lunch with our kids. Perhaps, we could meet and shake hands.

 

Perhaps, we could put our hand together to write a new chapter in the history that those long after us shall be able to read and be proud of what they read.

 

Perhaps.

Powerless yet Powerful

Thousands apologies for not being able to update this blog for the last few days.

The reason was, my streamyx connection was down the past three days. Let me make up by telling you a tale that I captured during my journey into the 14 territories in Southern Thailand.

Our journey began in Sungai Golok (Kolok as Thai claim it). Our group consisted of Haji Hasim, former State Assemblyman, Haji Zaidi of Agarwood Industry (Kelantan) Sdn Bhd and Me.

In Yala, our group were joined by our Thai friends, Mr Ahamad Chapakiya and Mr. Razak or his Thai name is Somsark as that was the name given by the Thai registration officer.

On the first day, we headed towards Kembeng and Teluk Hala, two kampongs that are in the centre of the separatist movement in Southern Thai. We were received by brother Mang, a scholar in Performing Arts. The moment I venture into his place, my mind are telling me, that the Thai Malays, despites of all the armoured cars, barricades and roadblocks and constant helicopter flying low altitude over their head, they are actually in more than one way, are more merdeka than we, the Malaysian Malay.

Mang has built his own museum will various kind of artefacts and endless collection of the Kelantanese Keris.

 

Mang’s Keris Collection

 

Mang’s Artefacts

Later, Mang brought us to Teluk Hala to meet Abang Awang. Abang Awang is a popular figure there as he has solely taken the task of developing the economy of the Kampong’s single mother, the poor and the orphans. Unfortunately, when we arrived at Abang Awang’s deteriorated pondok, we were informed that his is in Bangkok, fighting to force the Thai education ministry to install the Local Malay Language into the school syllabus.

 

Abang Awang’s Legacy

 

The Keris Making

 

Breakfast in Teluk Hala

As we travelled further north, we stop for our Friday prayer in Khwandhon. At first, curious eyes staring at me as I gun myself with my Nikon. But once I introduced myself as a Kelantanese, I was barraged with praises upon praises. There were always two names being mention, when we talked about Malaysia, the name Tun Mahathir Mohamed will always pop up somewhere and when we talked about Kelantan, praises for the Tuan Guru Dato’ Nik Abdul Aziz come streaming.

Mosque in Khwandhon

 

Praying for Peace

Nevertheless, I cannot but felt ashamed. They looked very highly on us but despite all that they have to go through, their mindset is distance ahead of us.

Mr. Ahmed Longsman and His Mini Library

 

Entrance to the Mini Library

About twenty metres from the Khwandhon Mosque, we were welcome by Mr. Ahmed (Thai name Sawang) Longsman into his Mini Library which is self-finance by none other than Mr. Longsman himself. After retiring from the civil service, Mr. Longsman committed himself into this Mini Library, with an international standard cataloguing system. I promised Mr. Longsman to do my part by putting his effort in this blog and he much welcomes any donation in term of books for this Library.

 

The Modest Collection

 

Mr. Longsman

 

The Mini Library

All my beloved reader whom like to know more or wish to help to contribute to Mr. Longsman’s effort, please feel free to write or contact him at :

Ahmed Longsman

(Mr. Sawang Longsman)

292 Mua 1 Khwandhon

Khwandhon

Satun 91160

Southern Thailand

 

Hse Phone 074 795081

Mobile Phone 086 2887245

 

Ilyas the Crab Master

Our second day journey ends in Krabi where Brother Ilyas has been eagerly waiting to bring us to visit his modest crab confinement. Ilyas has been breeding Mangrove Crab for a while now. The once dead swampy Mangrove area is now Ilyas’s Heaven.

 

In Krabi

 

Haji Hasim with the Crabs

 

Preparing Our Dinner

The Roshin Journey

On the third day, our journey took us the Thai-Myanmar border. As we were staring at the river that separated the two countries, Haji Hasim took us back down the memory lane.

 

Thai-Myanmar Border by the View Point

 

(L-R) Chapakiya, Haji Zaidi and Somsark

After PAS was squeezed out of Barisan Nasional and later lost Kelantan in 1978, many of leadership including Haji Hasim himself lost not just the ruling power but also most of them whom had resign from their various positions to fight for PAS were than jobless.

As we headed towards Ranong, I was told about the tale of 12 children from what was once, Burma. One separatist leader by the name of Zaid has contacted some of the PAS members in Kelantan requesting for them to help adopted the Burmese refugees. Haji Hasim and few others, has taken 12 children and so did others. The future of these homeless children has turn into a crusade.

Upon arriving in Kelantan, these children were given proper education and shelter at the various religious schools own by PAS leadership and sympathiser. Although jobless, these politicians managed not just finance those children but also rebuilt the live that both have lost.

Zaid, meanwhile were granted political asylum in the United Kingdom where he rebuilt his live and later passed-away there.

We decided to make a brief stop at Ranong to visit two of the twelves children that Haji Hasim and his comrades has helped to prepared them to make their re-entry into the civilise world.

It was momentous to be able to see, Sharifah, who is now married and his brother Sattar had successfully adopted their live in Ranong with the similar values taught to them, almost 20 years ago. They had fruitfully managed to run their own noodles shop in the town.

Reunion (L-R) Sharifah, Haji Hasim and Sattar

These earth-shattering reunion, filled with tears and grace to the Almighty is the proclamation that it is not the supremacy that lead human to successfully retained their species as the rightful descendent of this divine world. We can be powerful even when we are powerless.

By The Countryside