AjibKho Sumbat Gol Sendiri

Lagi Keganasan Polis Terdedah–Tuaran,Sabah

 

Kejadian ini seolah-olah membayangkan polis menghukum sebelum terbukti seseorang itu melakukan kesalahan dan ini tidak mengikut SOP (standard operating procedure).

Read more:

 http://milosuam.blogspot.com/2013/01/rakaman-cctv-polis-gari-dan-belasah.html#ixzz2IzQQFPN3

       

Kronologi Mangsa Polis (Pukul Lelaki India)

D’hospital Serdang,Selangor

Sekarang neh tengah hot satu isu. Isu seorang lelaki india yang mati dibelasah oleh polis dan 20 individu lain di kawasan terbuka, sampai mati.

Lelaki india itu dibelasah dalam keadaan bergari. Dia dibelasah dan dia mati kerana dibelasah. 
Kronologi yang aku baca melalui portal berita. Ini berita sehala. Penjelasan oleh PDRM aku tak terima lagi.

1. Lelaki india tersebut dikatakan ditahan kerana melakukan sesuatu. Jenayah kot?
2. Dia ialah pengawal keselamatan.
3. Menurut family mangsa, lelaki india tue sakit. Mental tak sihat.
4. Polis tahan dia pada hari kematian dia.
5. Ketika traffic jam, lelaki india tue cabut keluar dari kenderaan polis dan lari dalam keadaan bergari.
6. 4 polis kejar dia. Kerja punya kerja sampai dapat. Lepas dapat belasah dia kat situ.
7. Ketika itu orang awam yang menyaksikan kejadian itu kira2 20 orang turut menyertai pasukan polis tersebut dan belasah lelaki india tersebut sampai mati

Pengamal undang2 juga harus mengikut undang2. Penguatkuasa undang2 juga harus mengikut undang2. Pendek kata setiap manusia di malaysia tertakluk kepada peraturan undang2. Ko suka dan ko tak suka itu ko punya pasal tetapi itula yang ko kena faham.

Katakanlah lelaki india itu bersalah sekalipun, penjenayah berat sekalipun, kita ada undang2 untuk menghukum dia. Membunuh dia tanpa memberikan dia ruang untuk berhujah bukan tindakan yang betul. Jika itu tindakan yang betul maka kita semua dah lama mati di dunia ini. Kenapa? Kerana kita juga langgar undang2 Allah swt. Allah pun beri ruang kepada kita, maka siapa la kita nak halang ruang orang lain pula? Bai.  

     
Nota  : Jangan kecam PDRM dalam artikel ini. Tunggu sehingga PDRM buat penjelasan, dengar dari kesemua pihak baru la korang buat analisis sendiri oke. 
Nota : Video susulan mengenai rakaman kejadian akan didedahkan dalam masa terdekat oleh rakan. Tunggu. 
Updated :
Penjelasan dari PDRM. Polis mengatakan bahawa lelaki tersebut mengamok di kajang dan mati mengejut. Tiada kaitan dengan PDRM. 
Read more: http://amenoworld.blogspot.com/2013/01/kes-polis-belasah-lelaki-sampai-mati.html#ixzz2IyDrYBEa

Terhot : Satu Lagi Mangsa Keganasan Polis

 

          

Sekumpulan polis mengawal ketat kawasan rumah mayat Hospital Serdang hari ini ketika bedah siasat dijalankan ke atas seorang lelaki yang ditemui mati dalam keadaan bergari pada malam semalam.

Seorang peguam PKR Latheefa Koya berkata, kira-kira 20 orang termasuk empat anggota polis bersenjatakan M-16 mengawal kawasan tersebut yang dipenuhi anggota keluarga simati.

Katanya, anggota keluarga berkenaan menunggu untuk mengecam mayat Sugumar Chelliah, 40, sejak pagi ini setelah diberitahu mengenai kematian lelaki tersebut, lewat malam semalam.

Sementara itu, ketua polis daerah Kajang ACP Abdul Rashid Abdul Wahab ketika dihubungi Malaysiakini berkata beliau akan membuat sidang media selepas bedah siasat tamat pada malam ini.

Beliau dijangka akan menjelaskan rentetan kejadian yang berlaku pada malam semalam, sehingga membawa kepada kematian Sugumar di satu taman perumahan di Hulu Langat.

        Polis Oh Polis Ingatlah Kamu Pada Tuhan

Jibby TerrrKeno Kat Mokcik keda Klate

 

Abe jib malu Tersipu-sipu (Gambar bawah)

hari nin abe jib gi klate kat pasar katijoh kota Bharu. Mokcik jual kerepok leko dan makanan lain dgn selambo wak tubik samsung galaxy depan jibby dan gelang emas & cincin mas penuh kat lenge, ratai mas punbesar besar.

Malu abe jib tersipul sipul. Tu la,, maso kat saboh kato ore klate miskin,,, padan muko dio.

Rumah Terbalik Tamparuli Sabah

              

                    Bus Terminal near Wawasan Plaza

                 

 

The house was opened to the public in early February 2012 and has since been attracting visitors from near and far. The house itself is hard to miss, having been flipped upside down, with its floor facing skyward. Everything inside the house, from furniture to household appliances, hover above your head, as the ceiling is actually the floor. Visitors will notice some distinguishing Sabahan décor and features showcased in this house. In the garage, a car is parked upside down. It might seem disorienting in the first few seconds, but the fascination of it all takes over. This architectural wonder has also been included in the Malaysia Book of Records for being the first of its kind in the nation. Visitors can enjoy a meal or afternoon snack at the Rumah Terbalik Café or pick up a souvenir at the Gift Shop. Guided tours are available.

Getting There
The house is located along Mile 21, Jalan Telibong, Tamparuli. The journey by road takes approximately 40 minutes. Taxis can take you from the city centre but be sure to make return arrangements as taxis on standby may not be readily available at this location.

If from Terminal Wawasan KK : Took Bas to Tuaran (About RM2) ,Alight before reach Pekan Tampauli, the house at left hand side of the road.

Opening hours
Daily (including public holidays): 8:00am to 10:00pm

Admission fees
MyKad holders: RM10.00
Others: RM18.00
Students/Children below 12 years: RM5.00
Children below 3 years: Free of charge
** Kindly note that indoor photography is prohibited.

Contact details:
Tel : +6088 260263
Website : www.upsidedownhouse.com.my
Email : sales@trekkerslodge.com

 

Sabah's longest suspension bridge ( Jambatan Tamparuli ) At Pekan Tamparuli

 

Unbelievable Upside Down Houses In The World

Upside down houses: they’re more common then you think… but why? Perhaps the artists and designers of these flipped out homes wanted to shake up the way we think of society’s most pressing need, shelter. Maybe they just wanted to stand out from the crowd. In that at least, they’ve succeeded.

           Sakasa Restaurant, Japan

Real estate agencies just love the image of this upside down restaurant in Matsumoto city, Nagano prefecture, Japan – what better way to illustrate the philosophy of “house flipping”?

The designer of the upside-down restaurant went all out, inside and out, to fulfill his/her image of a world turned upside down: many of the ceiling light fixtures are inverted buckets, the outside advertising signboards and emergency exit signs are inverted and the menu displays mirror image text. No telling whether they serve reversal-of-fortune cookies after each meal.

                              Norman Johnson’s Upside-Down House, Florida, USA

Want to see what the houses in Florida’s Sunrise Golf Village look like? Well, just stand – on your head – outside the model home above.Norman Johnson’s Upside-Down House is a faithfully transposed recreation of a typical home in lovely Sunrise, circa 1961. Even the furniture inside was mounted upside down, and that palm tree outside looks VERY confused.

 

What appears to be a mid-1960s Dodge convertible is parked in the carport, or rather, on the carport’s ceiling. A good way to find loose change, to be sure. Sunrise, as it’s now called, was incorporated in 1961 by developer Norman Johnson and is located just west of Fort Lauderdale, Florida. The upside down model home did much to attract attention and homebuyers to embryonic Sunrise; sadly it’s been torn down… or is that “torn up”?

 

                   Device to Root Out Evil, Canada

If church steeples are meant to point to heaven, where does THIS church look to for guidance and inspiration? Who the Hell knows?

First installed in Vancouver, BC, Canada and later relocated to a park in Calgary, Alberta, the 25-ft tall, aluminum framed, red glass shingled“Device to Root Out Evil” was designed by American sculptor Dennis Oppenheim, who says that “Turning the church upside down makes it more aggressive, but not blasphemous.” Though commissioned by the President’s Panel on Art, the president of Stanford University rejected the sculpture because it was “not appropriate” for the campus.

                         Wonderworks, Florida & Tennessee, USA

WonderWorks is “an amusement park for the mind” with 2 locations: Orlando, Florida, and Pigeon Forge, Tennessee. Both look from the outside like an oversized White House flipped onto its roof.

                              

WonderWorks features over 100 interactive exhibits, a 12-seat movie theater equipped with motion seats and a 36-ft tall indoor ropes course. Why was it designed to look like an overturned building? They don’t say… one more thing for you to wonder about, it seems.

                The World Stands on Its Head, Germany

Opened to the public in the autumn of 2008, the “The World Stands on its Head” (“Die Welt Steht Kopf”) House can be found on the island of Usedom in the Baltic Sea. The house was designed by Klaudiusz Golos and Sebastian Mikiciuk, who carried the theme of upside down-ness to the inside as well.

                                   

Tourists visiting the “The World Stands on its Head” would be well advised to take their bathroom breaks BEFORE entering the house. Though it may not appear so, the law of gravity works in the usual manner.

                            House Upside Down, Russia

Putin on the ritz? There’s not much information is available to explain why a homeowner in St. Petersburg, Russia, built his home upside down. Perhaps he wanted to make a statement on the status of the Russian real estate market. Perhaps he was holding the blueprints upside down.

The image above shows the Russian upside-down house after completion. Note the decorative brickwork along the base, er, top of the walls. Note also the doghouse in the yard which was NOT built upside down – you Laika?

                      Upside-Down House, Poland

The Upside Down House in the tiny village of Szymbark, Poland, was built by Polish businessman and philanthropist Daniel Czapiewski. Unlike the anonymous Russian from St. Petersburg, Czapiewski hired a crew of carpenters and contractors who battled disorientation and dizziness to get the home completed in just 114 days.

Czapiewski’s purpose in building the Upside Down House was to ridicule the Communist era and its many foibles and follies. Considering the state of capitalism lately and the subprime mortgage financial fiasco of 2008, maybe Czapiewski should build another upside-down house in the USA.

                        Turkish Upside Down House

(image via: EnglishTurkey)

The Turkish Upside Down House in the city of Antalya was built as part of an effort to attract homebuyers to the area. They don’t call it the Goldcity Tourism Center for nothing! Obviously, some savvy Turkish entrepreneur took a page from Norman Johnson’s playbook. His cuning plan seems to be working as the house is said to be ” one of the most popular attractions for tourists in Antalya region.” Not sure what – if any – the other tourist attractions in the area are like.

                                       

The Antalya house’s roof, windows, front door and balcony are all constructed upside down, as are the rooms (even the bathrooms) on the inside. Even the landscaping is upended – check out that tree in the front yard! Truly a supreme effort to turn one corner of the world upside down, but don’t ask why the Antalya upside-down housegot the works; that’s nobody’s business but the Turks.

                                   House-Attack, Austria

                               

The House-Attack in Vienna, Austria is not for the sensitive of spirit – you know what happened the last time someone from Austria said “attack!” We’ll hope that this artistic installation by Erwin Wurm comes to a better (not bitter) end. The building/sculpture was constructed at Vienna’s Museum Moderner Kunst (MuMoK) in 2006. The artist explains the sculpture as follows: “A symbol for conservative, small-minded longings, the single-family house collides into the museum as an temple to the muses, and the museum itself now also becomes part of the sculpture.”

That’s an actual house embedded in the museum’s roof, by the way – literally a “house attack”. Perhaps it wanted more lebensraum. In any case, watch this video to witness the rise (but not fall) of Wurm’s House-Attack:

                           House of Katmandu, Spain

The House of Katmandu, opened in 2007, is a combination theme park, museum and tourist attraction located on the Spanish island of Majorca.

Designed to resemble a Tibetan-style mansion, the House of Katmandu takes visitors on a room-by-room adventure that follows the adventures of a fictional Indiana Jones-type character on a mysterious quest for a legendary red jewel. On the way he meets an ancient monk and a magnificent mermaid princess. Sorta like Star Wars meets Indiana Jones, in Spanish. In an upside-down house. Hey, you pay your money and you take your chances.

                   

Gimme shelter… and some Gravol. These strange and unusual upside-down houses might be nice places to visit but you wouldn’t want to live there. Imagine waking up in the middle of the night, forgetting where you are… trying to find the bathroom would be the least of your problems.

TerrrHOT–Hanya D’Malaysia

        O..O..me !!! Nob ! Me London.

              

 

                          

                     D’PRU 13 INI ….. INI KALI LAH

Listen listen !! Tarikh Dun Dun Dan Parlimen Terbubar Secara Automatik

 

                   

                    21 Mac : Johor
                       26 Mac : N.sembilan
                       7 April : Pahang
                      22 April : Selangor
                      24 April : Perak
                      26 April : Melaka
                      28 April : Perlis & Kelantan
                      29 April : Sabah
                       2 Mei : Penang & Kedah
                      5 Mei : Terengganu

                   28 April Parlimen Malaysia Automatik terbubar.

Sabah : Balan Balan di Likas Sabah

 

Semasa gua melalui perkarangan perkuburan pada waktu malam di Likas (Dekat balai polis). Terlihat cahaya terang lampong di perkubaran itu. rupanya ada penungu di kawasan kubur itu. Gua tanyakan saudara chief Inventor (CI) sabah apa mereka buat kat situ.

CI kata itu suku kaum Iranum yg menjaga saudaranya yg mungkin d’percayai mempunyai ilmu hitam yg d’kenali sebagai Balan Balan. mereka berjaga supaya tidak ada perkara buruk berlaku. Ini adalah phenomena biasa d’sabah tapi tidak d’semennanjung.

                         Balan Balan  

      Hehehehe…..U Lisen Liseng lisen.. Jangan takut Ba !

               Suku kaum Iranum

 Jom Cite ckit

  Iranun atau Illanun ialah nama satu suku kaum yang dikategorikan sebagai penduduk bumiputera Sabah. Iranun bermaksud berkasih-kasihan. Berkasih-kasihan ini bermaksud wujudnya sistem hubungan sosial yang amat erat, yang terikat oleh tali persaudaraan yang amat intim, yang berlandaskan sistem kerjasama dan gotong-royong.

Walaupun begitu,suku irranun ini mempnyai sifat yang amat penyabar tetapi apabila kesabaran mereka sampai ke tahap maksimum,suku irranun juga boleh menjadi pemarah.Menurut kajian,sifat pemarah ini hanya keluar jika mereka di cabar atau suku mereka di perkecilkan.

Selain itu suku irranun ini adalah suku yang amat terkenal dengan kebolehan mereka di lautan,menurut cerita suku irranun ini pernah menjadi musuh utama syarikat borneo utara yang pernah menjajah negeri sabah kerana kebanyakan kapal pedagang yang singgah di sabah akan dirompak oleh suku irranun,sehinggakan mereka kebanyakan nya di gelar 'datu' atas keberanian mereka itu dan mereka mampu menumpaskan kapal-kapal dagang yang lengkap bersenjata meriam dan senapang sedangkan mereka hanya bersenjatakan parang dan ilmu yang penuh di dada

.Rompakan ini bukanlah untuk rompakan semata-mata,tetapi adalah untuk merampas kembali hak mereka yang telah di rampas oleh orang-orang barat.Suku irranun ini juga amat terkenal dengan ilmu-ilmu yang amat hebat dalam mempertahankan diri dan memperthankan hak mereka.Ilmu balan-balan juga di percayai berasal dari suku kaum yang berasal dari mindanau ini.

Masyarakat Iranun ini banyak menetap di daerah Kota Belud, seperti di kampung Pantai Emas, Kaguraan, Kota Peladok, Tamau,Marabau, Payas-Payas, Marampayan, Kota Bongan, dan lain-lain. Selain itu, masyarakat Iranun juga tinggal di kampung-kampung di Lahad Datu, Kudat, Likas dan Kota Kinabalu.

Masyarakat Iranun mempunyai dialek atau bahasa yang tersendiri dikenali sebagai basa Iranun. Bahasa Iranun ini digolongkan dalam kumpulan bahasa Hesperonesia, iaitu salah satu kumpulan keluarga bahasa Austronesia

Di Sabah, bahasa Melayu merupakan bahasa komunikasi antara kaum. Bahasa Iranun pula merupakan bahasa ibunda bagi masyarakat Iranun. Dalam kehidupan seharian masyarakat Iranun pada masa kini secara khususnya, kedua-dua bahasa ini mempunyai hubungan dari segi pengaruh. Perhubungan antara bahasa Melayu dengan bahasa Iranun di Sabah ini memperlihatkan pengaruh yang kuat daripada bahasa yang dominan kepada bahasa yang bukan dominan, yakni bahasa sukuan. Hal ini bermakna bahasa Melayu sebagai bahasa rasmi dan bahasa kebangsaan Malaysia sudah pasti mempunyai pengaruh yang kuat terhadap bahasa-bahasa sukuan lain yang bukan dominan termasuklah bahasa Iranun.

Perkataan lanun dianggap berasal dari nama suku kaum ini.

 

                    Tu aje Baa! yg aku tahu !!

      Don’t play play d’sabah Tau…