Selamat Hari Merdeka ke 65 Tahun 🇲🇾
[Kredit Lagu: Tanah Pusaka – Aubrey Suwito feat. Sean Ghazi with the MPO] Malaysia
TIADA PERSARAAN MELAKUKAN IBADAH
1. Saya sedar ada yang persoal kenapa perlu saya bertanding lagi di dalam pilihan raya.
2. Tidak kurang juga yang suruh saya duduk di masjid dan buat ibadah atau duduk di rumah bermain dengan anak cucu.
3. Pertamanya, saya masih lagi hidup dengan rahmat Allah.
4. Bagi saya umur panjang beri peluang kepada saya untuk terus berjuang. Tidak ada perjuangan yang lebih baik selain dari berjuang untuk agama, bangsa dan tanah air.
5. Saya percaya perjuangan tersebut juga adalah satu ibadah seperti mana yang saya diwajibkan melakukan ibadah samada di masjid mahupun ibadah-ibadah yang lain.
6. Saya percaya perjuangan itu satu ibadah dan tidak ada persaraan apabila melaksanakan ibadah. Ini termasuklah meneruskan perjuangan.
7. Sebagai pemimpin, saya tidak boleh duduk mengarah dan menyuruh orang melakukan sesuatu tanpa saya sendiri turut melakukannya.
8. Jika saya mahu orang lain berjuang menentang kleptokrat dan penyamun-penyamun Negara, saya mesti turut serta.
9. Selagi hidup, saya akan terus berjuang.
10. Dan perjuangan ini masih belum selesai.
DR MAHATHIR BIN MOHAMAD
13 Oktober 2022
Mungkin ramai tertanya-tanya mengapa Le Tour De Langkawi mengguna nama Langkawi dan pilih Langkawi sebagai pemula? Saya sebenarnya pernah bekerja di Langkawi pada tahun 1956. Masa itu saya dapati tidak ada apa-apa daya tarikan untuk pelancong datang. Jadi kita buat keputusan pertamanya jadikan Langkawi pulau bebas cukai. Sejak itu jumlah pelancong meningkat daripada 10,000 setahun kepada 3.5juta pelancong setahun. Dengan itu orang makin kenal dan pilih Langkawi untuk melancong. Untuk rancakkan lagi, kita adakan LTDL di Langkawi bagi giatkan lagi keluar masuk pelancong ke sini.
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Mungkin ramai tertanya-tanya mengapa Le Tour De Langkawi mengguna nama Langkawi dan pilih Langkawi sebagai pemula? Saya sebenarnya pernah bekerja di Langkawi pada tahun 1956. Masa itu saya dapati tidak ada apa-apa daya tarikan untuk pelancong datang. Jadi kita buat keputusan pertamanya jadikan Langkawi pulau bebas cukai. Sejak itu jumlah pelancong meningkat daripada 10,000 setahun kepada 3.5juta pelancong setahun. Dengan itu orang makin kenal dan pilih Langkawi untuk melancong. Untuk rancakkan lagi, kita adakan LTDL di Langkawi bagi giatkan lagi keluar masuk pelancong ke sini.
https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=pfbid0iZJTReYiT6yG6wa92LxwtMc8anqSwigpDAkTkYqAQyembbtzQonT1KkH2S4Q17g6l&id=100044516073020
Mungkin ramai tertanya-tanya mengapa Le Tour De Langkawi mengguna nama Langkawi dan pilih Langkawi sebagai pemula? Saya sebenarnya pernah bekerja di Langkawi pada tahun 1956. Masa itu saya dapati tidak ada apa-apa daya tarikan untuk pelancong datang. Jadi kita buat keputusan pertamanya jadikan Langkawi pulau bebas cukai. Sejak itu jumlah pelancong meningkat daripada 10,000 setahun kepada 3.5juta pelancong setahun. Dengan itu orang makin kenal dan pilih Langkawi untuk melancong. Untuk rancakkan lagi, kita adakan LTDL di Langkawi bagi giatkan lagi keluar masuk pelancong ke sini.
https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=pfbid0iZJTReYiT6yG6wa92LxwtMc8anqSwigpDAkTkYqAQyembbtzQonT1KkH2S4Q17g6l&id=100044516073020
I am back in Fukuoka to attend the Japan Future Leaders School.
For the past 19 years I’ve been invited to address a group of young people, pre-University students.
This time, I shared my thoughts on ‘Can War Be Abolished? A New Milestone for Peacemaking and Our Future Generation Can Contribute’.
I have always been of the opinion that War is about killing people and destroying everything that we have built.
With war, no one achieves anything – neither the winner nor the loser. I see war as something very primitive that uncivilised people promote.
There will always be conflict between nations. Uncivilised people always choose to fight each other. War is not a solution to any conflict.
Can war be abolished? Yes we can. It is important that the young people who inherit this world must understand war is not an option at all to solve problems. Perhaps with this understanding, future wars can be avoided.
Conflicts must be solved through negotiations, arbitration and reference to the world court.
I also listened to presentations from participants about peace projects. It seems that they have been studying wars, and peace, and they have suggestions on how to maintain peace.
They have many ideas and I may use some of the ideas in future talks that I may give to other people.
It is important for future leaders to be exposed to the problem early when they are still young so that they do not go wrong and perhaps become a good leader some day. Global Arena, Fukuoka
I am back in Fukuoka to attend the Japan Future Leaders School.
For the past 19 years I’ve been invited to address a group of young people, pre-University students.
This time, I shared my thoughts on ‘Can War Be Abolished? A New Milestone for Peacemaking and Our Future Generation Can Contribute’.
I have always been of the opinion that War is about killing people and destroying everything that we have built.
With war, no one achieves anything – neither the winner nor the loser. I see war as something very primitive that uncivilised people promote.
There will always be conflict between nations. Uncivilised people always choose to fight each other. War is not a solution to any conflict.
Can war be abolished? Yes we can. It is important that the young people who inherit this world must understand war is not an option at all to solve problems. Perhaps with this understanding, future wars can be avoided.
Conflicts must be solved through negotiations, arbitration and reference to the world court.
I also listened to presentations from participants about peace projects. It seems that they have been studying wars, and peace, and they have suggestions on how to maintain peace.
They have many ideas and I may use some of the ideas in future talks that I may give to other people.
It is important for future leaders to be exposed to the problem early when they are still young so that they do not go wrong and perhaps become a good leader some day. Global Arena, Fukuoka
I am back in Fukuoka to attend the Japan Future Leaders School.
For the past 19 years I’ve been invited to address a group of young people, pre-University students.
This time, I shared my thoughts on ‘Can War Be Abolished? A New Milestone for Peacemaking and Our Future Generation Can Contribute’.
I have always been of the opinion that War is about killing people and destroying everything that we have built.
With war, no one achieves anything – neither the winner nor the loser. I see war as something very primitive that uncivilised people promote.
There will always be conflict between nations. Uncivilised people always choose to fight each other. War is not a solution to any conflict.
Can war be abolished? Yes we can. It is important that the young people who inherit this world must understand war is not an option at all to solve problems. Perhaps with this understanding, future wars can be avoided.
Conflicts must be solved through negotiations, arbitration and reference to the world court.
I also listened to presentations from participants about peace projects. It seems that they have been studying wars, and peace, and they have suggestions on how to maintain peace.
They have many ideas and I may use some of the ideas in future talks that I may give to other people.
It is important for future leaders to be exposed to the problem early when they are still young so that they do not go wrong and perhaps become a good leader some day. Global Arena, Fukuoka
I am back in Fukuoka to attend the Japan Future Leaders School.
For the past 19 years I’ve been invited to address a group of young people, pre-University students.
This time, I shared my thoughts on ‘Can War Be Abolished? A New Milestone for Peacemaking and Our Future Generation Can Contribute’.
I have always been of the opinion that War is about killing people and destroying everything that we have built.
With war, no one achieves anything – neither the winner nor the loser. I see war as something very primitive that uncivilised people promote.
There will always be conflict between nations. Uncivilised people always choose to fight each other. War is not a solution to any conflict.
Can war be abolished? Yes we can. It is important that the young people who inherit this world must understand war is not an option at all to solve problems. Perhaps with this understanding, future wars can be avoided.
Conflicts must be solved through negotiations, arbitration and reference to the world court.
I also listened to presentations from participants about peace projects. It seems that they have been studying wars, and peace, and they have suggestions on how to maintain peace.
They have many ideas and I may use some of the ideas in future talks that I may give to other people.
It is important for future leaders to be exposed to the problem early when they are still young so that they do not go wrong and perhaps become a good leader some day. Global Arena, Fukuoka
I am back in Fukuoka to attend the Japan Future Leaders School.
For the past 19 years I’ve been invited to address a group of young people, pre-University students.
This time, I shared my thoughts on ‘Can War Be Abolished? A New Milestone for Peacemaking and Our Future Generation Can Contribute’.
I have always been of the opinion that War is about killing people and destroying everything that we have built.
With war, no one achieves anything – neither the winner nor the loser. I see war as something very primitive that uncivilised people promote.
There will always be conflict between nations. Uncivilised people always choose to fight each other. War is not a solution to any conflict.
Can war be abolished? Yes we can. It is important that the young people who inherit this world must understand war is not an option at all to solve problems. Perhaps with this understanding, future wars can be avoided.
Conflicts must be solved through negotiations, arbitration and reference to the world court.
I also listened to presentations from participants about peace projects. It seems that they have been studying wars, and peace, and they have suggestions on how to maintain peace.
They have many ideas and I may use some of the ideas in future talks that I may give to other people.
It is important for future leaders to be exposed to the problem early when they are still young so that they do not go wrong and perhaps become a good leader some day. Global Arena, Fukuoka
Jepun memang terkenal dengan penyelidikan serta aplikasi teknologi yang tinggi di dalam pelbagai bidang, khususnya industri.
Tetapi, Jepun juga amat maju dalam aplikasi teknologi dalam bidang pertanian bagi mengoptimumkan penggunaan tanah yang terhad dan bernilai tinggi.
Di Fukuoka Prefectural Agricultural Research Center, sebuah pusat penyelidikan pertanian, pelbagai hasil tanaman termasuk strawberi Amaou, atau lebih dikenali sebagai ‘Raja Strawberi’ kerana ia lebih besar dan lebih merah warnanya berjaya diusahakan secara komersil.
Ketika lawatan ke sini saya diberi penerangan berkenaan penyelidikan untuk bagaimana menjalankan tanaman padi dengan menggunakan air panas 40° tanpa menjejaskan kualiti padi tersebut.
Ini amat menarik kerana mereka menjalankan kajian ini bagi membuat persediaan menghadapi keadaan pemanasan global (Global warming).
Malaysia boleh belajar bagaimana untuk menyesuaikan penyelidikan yang dijalankan mereka dengan negara kita dalam menghadapi pemanasan global tanpa menjejaskan sekuriti makanan. 福岡県農林業総合試験場 資源活用研究センター
Jepun memang terkenal dengan penyelidikan serta aplikasi teknologi yang tinggi di dalam pelbagai bidang, khususnya industri.
Tetapi, Jepun juga amat maju dalam aplikasi teknologi dalam bidang pertanian bagi mengoptimumkan penggunaan tanah yang terhad dan bernilai tinggi.
Di Fukuoka Prefectural Agricultural Research Center, sebuah pusat penyelidikan pertanian, pelbagai hasil tanaman termasuk strawberi Amaou, atau lebih dikenali sebagai ‘Raja Strawberi’ kerana ia lebih besar dan lebih merah warnanya berjaya diusahakan secara komersil.
Ketika lawatan ke sini saya diberi penerangan berkenaan penyelidikan untuk bagaimana menjalankan tanaman padi dengan menggunakan air panas 40° tanpa menjejaskan kualiti padi tersebut.
Ini amat menarik kerana mereka menjalankan kajian ini bagi membuat persediaan menghadapi keadaan pemanasan global (Global warming).
Malaysia boleh belajar bagaimana untuk menyesuaikan penyelidikan yang dijalankan mereka dengan negara kita dalam menghadapi pemanasan global tanpa menjejaskan sekuriti makanan. 福岡県農林業総合試験場 資源活用研究センター
Jepun memang terkenal dengan penyelidikan serta aplikasi teknologi yang tinggi di dalam pelbagai bidang, khususnya industri.
Tetapi, Jepun juga amat maju dalam aplikasi teknologi dalam bidang pertanian bagi mengoptimumkan penggunaan tanah yang terhad dan bernilai tinggi.
Di Fukuoka Prefectural Agricultural Research Center, sebuah pusat penyelidikan pertanian, pelbagai hasil tanaman termasuk strawberi Amaou, atau lebih dikenali sebagai ‘Raja Strawberi’ kerana ia lebih besar dan lebih merah warnanya berjaya diusahakan secara komersil.
Ketika lawatan ke sini saya diberi penerangan berkenaan penyelidikan untuk bagaimana menjalankan tanaman padi dengan menggunakan air panas 40° tanpa menjejaskan kualiti padi tersebut.
Ini amat menarik kerana mereka menjalankan kajian ini bagi membuat persediaan menghadapi keadaan pemanasan global (Global warming).
Malaysia boleh belajar bagaimana untuk menyesuaikan penyelidikan yang dijalankan mereka dengan negara kita dalam menghadapi pemanasan global tanpa menjejaskan sekuriti makanan. 福岡県農林業総合試験場 資源活用研究センター
Jepun memang terkenal dengan penyelidikan serta aplikasi teknologi yang tinggi di dalam pelbagai bidang, khususnya industri.
Tetapi, Jepun juga amat maju dalam aplikasi teknologi dalam bidang pertanian bagi mengoptimumkan penggunaan tanah yang terhad dan bernilai tinggi.
Di Fukuoka Prefectural Agricultural Research Center, sebuah pusat penyelidikan pertanian, pelbagai hasil tanaman termasuk strawberi Amaou, atau lebih dikenali sebagai ‘Raja Strawberi’ kerana ia lebih besar dan lebih merah warnanya berjaya diusahakan secara komersil.
Ketika lawatan ke sini saya diberi penerangan berkenaan penyelidikan untuk bagaimana menjalankan tanaman padi dengan menggunakan air panas 40° tanpa menjejaskan kualiti padi tersebut.
Ini amat menarik kerana mereka menjalankan kajian ini bagi membuat persediaan menghadapi keadaan pemanasan global (Global warming).
Malaysia boleh belajar bagaimana untuk menyesuaikan penyelidikan yang dijalankan mereka dengan negara kita dalam menghadapi pemanasan global tanpa menjejaskan sekuriti makanan. 福岡県農林業総合試験場 資源活用研究センター
Seperti biasa, apabila saya berada di luar negara, saya akan luangkan masa bersama pelajar-pelajar Malaysia.
Kali ini di Fukuoka, saya dapat bertemu dengan rakyat Malaysia dari pelbagai latar belakang dan mengadakan sesi dialog dengan mereka.
Dalam pertemuan ini, selain sesi soal jawab, kami juga bertukar pendapat dan berdiskusi mengenai pelbagai perkara.
Walaupun berada jauh dari tanah air, kita jangan lupa kita ada tanggungjawab kepada negara. Selepas menimba ilmu dan mengambil pengalaman di negara orang, boleh berbakti kepada negara. Fukuoka-shi, Fukuoka, Japan
Seperti biasa, apabila saya berada di luar negara, saya akan luangkan masa bersama pelajar-pelajar Malaysia.
Kali ini di Fukuoka, saya dapat bertemu dengan rakyat Malaysia dari pelbagai latar belakang dan mengadakan sesi dialog dengan mereka.
Dalam pertemuan ini, selain sesi soal jawab, kami juga bertukar pendapat dan berdiskusi mengenai pelbagai perkara.
Walaupun berada jauh dari tanah air, kita jangan lupa kita ada tanggungjawab kepada negara. Selepas menimba ilmu dan mengambil pengalaman di negara orang, boleh berbakti kepada negara. Fukuoka-shi, Fukuoka, Japan
Seperti biasa, apabila saya berada di luar negara, saya akan luangkan masa bersama pelajar-pelajar Malaysia.
Kali ini di Fukuoka, saya dapat bertemu dengan rakyat Malaysia dari pelbagai latar belakang dan mengadakan sesi dialog dengan mereka.
Dalam pertemuan ini, selain sesi soal jawab, kami juga bertukar pendapat dan berdiskusi mengenai pelbagai perkara.
Walaupun berada jauh dari tanah air, kita jangan lupa kita ada tanggungjawab kepada negara. Selepas menimba ilmu dan mengambil pengalaman di negara orang, boleh berbakti kepada negara. Fukuoka-shi, Fukuoka, Japan
After the session with young students at Japan Future Leaders School, I had the opportunity to talk to young entrepreneurs and young professionals from Kyushu-Asia Institute of Leadership (KAIL).
I shared my views on “How Future Generation Should Change the Society in Global World After COVID-19”.
Yes, the way we live our lives and how we work have changed.
Those who understand new technologies will prosper in this world post-pandemic.
People also must know how to adapt to technologies and to rebuild the economy after COVID-19.
We have to think out of the box and must be creative and innovative.
The world now is the market which we must take advantage to grow our business.
I also received questions from participants about the state of the economy, current issues, politics and social matters.
I hope they will grow up to become responsible business and corporate leaders who will contribute not only to the economy of their country, but to the world. Global Arena, Fukuoka
After the session with young students at Japan Future Leaders School, I had the opportunity to talk to young entrepreneurs and young professionals from Kyushu-Asia Institute of Leadership (KAIL).
I shared my views on “How Future Generation Should Change the Society in Global World After COVID-19”.
Yes, the way we live our lives and how we work have changed.
Those who understand new technologies will prosper in this world post-pandemic.
People also must know how to adapt to technologies and to rebuild the economy after COVID-19.
We have to think out of the box and must be creative and innovative.
The world now is the market which we must take advantage to grow our business.
I also received questions from participants about the state of the economy, current issues, politics and social matters.
I hope they will grow up to become responsible business and corporate leaders who will contribute not only to the economy of their country, but to the world. Global Arena, Fukuoka
After the session with young students at Japan Future Leaders School, I had the opportunity to talk to young entrepreneurs and young professionals from Kyushu-Asia Institute of Leadership (KAIL).
I shared my views on “How Future Generation Should Change the Society in Global World After COVID-19”.
Yes, the way we live our lives and how we work have changed.
Those who understand new technologies will prosper in this world post-pandemic.
People also must know how to adapt to technologies and to rebuild the economy after COVID-19.
We have to think out of the box and must be creative and innovative.
The world now is the market which we must take advantage to grow our business.
I also received questions from participants about the state of the economy, current issues, politics and social matters.
I hope they will grow up to become responsible business and corporate leaders who will contribute not only to the economy of their country, but to the world. Global Arena, Fukuoka
After the session with young students at Japan Future Leaders School, I had the opportunity to talk to young entrepreneurs and young professionals from Kyushu-Asia Institute of Leadership (KAIL).
I shared my views on “How Future Generation Should Change the Society in Global World After COVID-19”.
Yes, the way we live our lives and how we work have changed.
Those who understand new technologies will prosper in this world post-pandemic.
People also must know how to adapt to technologies and to rebuild the economy after COVID-19.
We have to think out of the box and must be creative and innovative.
The world now is the market which we must take advantage to grow our business.
I also received questions from participants about the state of the economy, current issues, politics and social matters.
I hope they will grow up to become responsible business and corporate leaders who will contribute not only to the economy of their country, but to the world. Global Arena, Fukuoka
After the session with young students at Japan Future Leaders School, I had the opportunity to talk to young entrepreneurs and young professionals from Kyushu-Asia Institute of Leadership (KAIL).
I shared my views on “How Future Generation Should Change the Society in Global World After COVID-19”.
Yes, the way we live our lives and how we work have changed.
Those who understand new technologies will prosper in this world post-pandemic.
People also must know how to adapt to technologies and to rebuild the economy after COVID-19.
We have to think out of the box and must be creative and innovative.
The world now is the market which we must take advantage to grow our business.
I also received questions from participants about the state of the economy, current issues, politics and social matters.
I hope they will grow up to become responsible business and corporate leaders who will contribute not only to the economy of their country, but to the world. Global Arena, Fukuoka
After the session with young students at Japan Future Leaders School, I had the opportunity to talk to young entrepreneurs and young professionals from Kyushu-Asia Institute of Leadership (KAIL).
I shared my views on “How Future Generation Should Change the Society in Global World After COVID-19”.
Yes, the way we live our lives and how we work have changed.
Those who understand new technologies will prosper in this world post-pandemic.
People also must know how to adapt to technologies and to rebuild the economy after COVID-19.
We have to think out of the box and must be creative and innovative.
The world now is the market which we must take advantage to grow our business.
I also received questions from participants about the state of the economy, current issues, politics and social matters.
I hope they will grow up to become responsible business and corporate leaders who will contribute not only to the economy of their country, but to the world. Global Arena, Fukuoka
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