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16 December 2016

Kisah Aleppo Dan Negara-Negara Dilanda Kesengsaraan Perang Afganistan, Iraq dan Libya



Kita berasa sedih dengan penderitaan yang ditanggung penduduk Aleppo yang saban waktu dibom sejak tahun 2011. Namun begitu kita juga...


Tidak boleh melupakan rakyat di Iraq, Afganistan dan Libya yang hancur musnah kehidupan mereka akibat dibedil dan dihilangkan kehidupan mereka oleh askar-askar Amerika Syarikat dan NATO. Dengan hanya alasan mahu menjatuhkan pemimpin yang dikatakan zalim, negara-negara tersebut dijarah. Namun hakikatnya rakyat jelata yang menerima padahnya.

Kepada rakyat Palestin yang telah mengalami perit kezaliman sejak tahun 1948, apabila terhasilnya Rancangan Pemecahan Bahagian PBB 1947 yang dibahagikan kepada "negara Yahudi".

Kenapa semua ini disenyapkan dari pandangan umum? ... Kerana mainstream media (MSM) / media massa utama dunia dikuasai oleh  The "Big Six" yang mengawal sumber maklumat dan berita dunia. Mereka ini berusaha agar projek “Greater Israel” dapat dijalankan dengan jayanya. ... Setelah semua penentang Israel ini dapat dijatuhkan, maka Israel dapat berkembang dan diperbesarkan hampir seleuruh Tanah Arab. http://www.globalresearch.ca/greater-israel-the-zionist-plan-for-the-middle-east/5324815 

Walau bagaimanapun sebagai seorang muslim setidak-tidaknya pada hari Jumaat ini kita berdoa kepada Illahi memohon perlindungan dan kekuatan kepada mangsa-mangsa perang yang tidak berdosa ini.

 Aamiin ya rabbal 'alamin.

29 November 2016

Memperdagangkan Bayi : Satu Berita Yang Sangat Memalukan Malaysia Di Mata Dunia

● Pendedahan yang dilakukan oleh wartawan Al Jazeera mengenai perniagaan penjualan bayi secara terbuka ini amat menakutkan perkembangan sosiologi Malaysia sekarang ini.

● Penglibatan doktor perubatan, pegawai Jabatan Pendaftaran Negara (JPN), hospital, klinik bersalin, Dato Seri dan pegawai penjawat awam lain yang bersekongkol dengan penjenayah di dalam perdagangan bayi ini sangat mengecewakan. Tiada integriti dan amanah dalam menjalankan tugas.

● Masalah kecelaruan sosial seperti pergaulan tanpa batas remaja, pelacuran, penyalahgunaan dadah dan golongan terdesak dari segi kewangan menyumbang kepada perniagaan haram ini.

● Suruhanjaya Komunikasi Multimedia Malaysia (SKMM) dan JSJK - Siasatan Jenayah Siber & Multimedia sepatutnya mengawasi dan memantau pergerakan komplot memperdagangkan bayi melalui internet. Juga SKMM harus menutup terus akses kepada laman-laman seperti ini.

● Kenapa media massa utama Malaysia dan pihak penguatkuasa tidak mampu menyelongkar jenayah kronik ini? ... Isu ini hanya diketahui melalui media antarabangsa seperti Al Jazeera.

● Apabila bertahun-tahun masalah ini berlaku di Malaysia ... satu kemusykilan yang menghairankan kenapa tidak ada penangkapan terhadap para pelaku ini? ...
Seperti yang diberitahu oleh doktor perubatan kepada wartawan Al Jazeera:
◊ Al Jazeera: How come you've got such good connections?
◊ Doctor: I've got a lot ... In Malaysia, can do everthing. Money can do anything. 

● "Money is king" ... wang juga yang bakal memusnahkan tamadun sebuah negara!



Rujukan: https://youtu.be/otvWPV_7cK0


07 December 2007

Apakah Yang Polis Tahu Tentang Diri Anda (versi A.S)

Catatan mengenai apa yang polis di Amerika Syarikat boleh tahu. Macam dalam siri drama CSI gitu, tekan aje butang keyboard komputer... terus sahaja boleh dapat maklumat suspek atau mangsa.
Bagaimana pula jika pihak yang berkenaan menyalahguna dan membaca laporan sulit hanya untuk kepentingan peribadi??

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What Do the Cops Have on Me?

What turns up when a police officer punches your name into the computer.


By Brad Flora


Drew Peterson, the former Bolingbrook, Ill., police sergeant suspected of murdering his third and fourth wives, is now also under investigation for police misconduct. New evidence suggests that Peterson used official law-enforcement databases to check up on his fourth wife and her associates before she disappeared. Peterson's attorney says it was common practice for Bolingbrook police to run checks for friends and family, and to run prank names to alleviate boredom. What can the police learn about you from these database queries?
Your name and aliases; your Social Security number; where you live; when you were born; the color of your skin and eyes; any scars, tattoos, or identifying marks; your height, vision, and gender; what kind of car you drive, whether it's a stolen vehicle, and your license and plate numbers; your traffic violation history; your local, state, and federal criminal history; and your fingerprints
Local police gather this information from five main databases. A search of records from the state registration agency (called the "Department of Motor Vehicles" in most places) yields information on your car and to whom it's registered. There's another archive of driver's license records, kept in some states by the DMV and in other states by a separate licensing agency, which has facts on where you live, your driving record, and sometimes a digital copy of your license photo. Outstanding arrest warrants will show up in a third database, and a person's criminal history can be found in either the local police records or the federally operated National Crime Information Center database, which culls from local, state, and federal files. (Some police agencies also subscribe to research tools that are available to the general public, like LexisNexis and credit reporting services.)
Access to the databases works a little differently in every agency. In general, police have unrestricted access to the DMV, driver's license, and warrant databases, as well as the local police records. In some departments, the information can be obtained via Windows-based graphical user interfaces, while other offices still use DOS-like text interfaces. Either way, it works a lot like searching for a book at the library: Officers click a shortcut on their computer desktop to open a window that will let them search by name, license number, date of birth, or Social Security number, and return all matching records.
Looking up a person's federal and state criminal history is more complicated, though this also varies from local agency to agency. In some departments, officers can query the NCIC database directly from their office computers or the mobile data computer in their squad car; in others, officers must submit a formal request to their records department and sign a statement saying it's part of an ongoing investigation—and that the record will be destroyed when the investigation is over.
Got a question about today's news? Ask the Explainer.
Explainer thanks Maj. Robert Stack of the Lexington Division of Police in Lexington, Ky., and Tim Dees of Officer.com.
Brad Flora is a Slate intern.
Article URL: http://www.slate.com/id/2179180/