National Development Policy Survey Report

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Astro Launch "Di Mana Kan KUcari Ganti" P.Ramlee campaign

Posted by ethnic relation On Monday, October 18, 2010 1 comments






All Malaysian people know P.Ramlee. Even the other country like Indonesia, Singapore and others also know him. He was born in Pulau Pinang, Malaysia on 22nd March 1929, which coincided with the Hari Raya Raya Aidil Fitri. He was named Teuku Zakaria by his parents, Teuku Nyak Puteh and Che Mah Hussin. P. Ramlee received his early education in Francis Light. He studied there for five years and later shifted to Penang Free School. P. Ramlee began his journey into the performing arts humblely. He later took formal music lessons with Tuan Kamaruddin, studying both the violin and guitar. Since he is famous and talent person, so Astro crew take him as idol and find someone who can be as P.Ramlee.



This song is sing by popular singer in Malaysia which is Aizat AF, KRU, Ning Baizura, Stacy, Syahir Af and others. This song is the theme of this campaign.

Actually, what I want to share from this post is about this video. What are your opinion about this song and the original?

CRAYON the Movie (must watch)!!!

Posted by ethnic relation On Friday, October 15, 2010 0 comments


Release Date: 11 November 2010
Language: English, Chinese, Malay
Genre: Drama
Director: Dean A. Burhanuddin
Cast: Hon Kahoe, Faisal Abdullah, Adibah Noor, Joshry Adamme.


Synopsis: Adam and Rafaat are roommates studying in a prestigious university in Singapore. Adam is an overachieving Malaysian ASEAN scholar while Rafaat is a Singaporean IT genius. Both are required to volunteer for a social program during their term holiday and they decide to be workers for a Malaysian orphanage. Off they go to the east coast of Malaysia where they meet Mak Engku (Adibah Noor), the caring and lovely matron of the orphanage. They meet Afiq, one of the most rambunctious and loveable orphans whose sense of adventure and zest for life which gives Adam and Rafaat a new appreciation for living. While there, they also meet other orphans and see that despite hardships and difficulties, they realise the true meaning of unconditional love and find purpose in helping them improve their lives. Their sense of security is threatened by unscrupulous land developers who will stop at nothing to obtain the orphanage land for their own nefarious purposes.

SOURCE:http://www.gsc.com.my/RD1/cs2.asp?search=crayon

trailer




After watching Crayon trailer, TnL (terompah nenek lawa) can see that Dean A. Burhanudin have a good message about our relation in Malaysia. This movie quite same as Yasmin Ahmad movies who are like to show relationship with other races in Malaysia. TnL hope all Malaysian people will watch this movie and support Malaysian movie.

1 malaysia anti racism RAP

Posted by ethnic relation On Wednesday, October 6, 2010 0 comments



After I watch this video, his make me open up my mind and think its really true. What are 1 Malaysia but people always blaming each other.
So, after you watch this video, are you agree with this rap guy. GIVE COMMENT AND SUGGESTION...

LET US UNITED MALAYSIA.. NO RACISM..

Posted by ethnic relation On Sunday, October 3, 2010 3 comments


i did not read newspaper for sometimes until I came across on a social web, Facebook, another Racism issue...

What Wrong Malaysia!!

We been living in this country for almost 53 years since the independent. There is no problem among our races but only those who haven't explorer to the model civilization had totally change compare those old days. Come on guys... this not cool and we just celebrate our Independent Days about a month ago.

"Who are these people?"
"What's this about?"
"Why are they doing this?"

Ok... Here is the case, a few people from a race here, critics and some racial issues. , and the racist remarks that they compare another one race as an uneasy animal that also related to religion. Here I took some quote from UNITED COLOURS of MALAYSIA group (group that ask Malaysian to united) in Facebook:


We are the future of this country. A people whom do not discriminate against each other for being born into race, religion or social class. Everyday we keep our eyes open and our ears peeled for the barriers that serve to divide us and then as one mighty force we move to bring them down. Together we will strive to fulfill the destiny of our nation - A United Malaysia devoid of prejudice, hatred, anger and fear - an example for the world to follow.




Listen up Malaysian...

May 13th will be only the first. And the last. Let all united... Let us HATE RACISM. Let us HATE THE RACISM..
MALAYSIAN LOVE MALAYSIA....


Malaysia are trully asia??

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The Malay are Malaysia's largest ethnic group, accounting for over half the population and the national language. With the oldest indigenous peoples they form a group called bumiputera, which translates as "sons" or "princes of the soil." Almost all Malays are Muslims, though Islam here is less extreme than in the Middle East. Traditional Malay culture centers around the kampung, or village, though today one is just as likely to find Malays in the cities.

Indians had been visiting Malaysia for over 2,000 years, but did not settle en masse until the 19th century. Most came from South India, fleeing a poor economy. Arriving in Malaysia, many worked as rubber tappers, while others built the infrastructure or worked as administrators and small businessmen. Today ten percent of Malaysia is Indian. Their culture with it's exquisite Hindu temples, cuisine, and colorful garments is visible throughout the land.

The Chinese traded with Malaysia for centuries, then settled in number during the 19th century when word of riches in the Nanyang, or "South Seas," spread across China. Though perhaps a stereotype, the Chinese are regarded as Malaysia's businessmen, having succeeded in many industries. When they first arrived, however, Chinese often worked the most grueling jobs like tin mining and railway construction. Most Chinese are Tao Buddhist and retain strong ties to their ancestral homeland. They form about 35 percent of the population.

The oldest inhabitants of Malaysia are its tribal peoples. They account for about 5 percent of the total population, and represent a majority in Sarawak and Sabah. Though Malaysia's tribal people prefer to be categorized by their individual tribes, peninsular Malaysia blankets them under the term Orang Asli, or "Original People." In Sarawak, the dominant tribal groups are the Dayak, who typically live in longhouses and are either Iban (Sea Dayak) or Bidayuh (land Dayak). In Sabah, most tribes fall under the term Kadazan. All of Malaysia's tribal people generally share a strong spiritual tie to the rain forest.

The special of Ahmad Bin Ibrahim

Posted by ethnic relation On Tuesday, September 28, 2010 3 comments


Why we choose Ahmad Bin Ibrahim as our blog post?
As we know, Ahmad Bin Ibrahim is our lecturer who teach us Ethnic Relation subject. He is enjoyable lecturer. Even we are always laughs at class, we also learn more about this subject. He always give a chance to student to give some opinion and give some question so that student must answer his question. Moreover, he also know how to keep students feeling. As example, when student come late to his, he give some implicit advice and some joke. Sometimes, he give advice to enter the class more proper when come late like give "salam" and explain the reason. Since he is talkative lecture, he makes students open their eyes and not feel sleepy in class. Sometime he make joke and change his voice tone.This learning style is really effective to student. We hope there are more lecturer like him in ump. So that, we not feeling bored and pressure in class.


This picture show that the relationship between En Ahmad and students.


What about the others Ahmad bin Ibrahim.. Let see..

1)Ahmad Bin Ibrahim
Ahmad bin Ibrahim (b. 1927, Penang - d. 21 August 1962), active unionist, Malay political leader, elected Independent member of the 1955 Legislative Assembly, Minister for Health in the first cabinet of the People's Action Party government in 1959. As Minister of Labour, died in office on 21 August 1962, aged 35 years old.

Ahmad Ibrahim was born in Penang and was also educated there at the Penang Free School. In 1955, he stood for the Legislative Assembly elections and won as an independent candidate, representing Sembawang. A former first branch secretary of All-Singapore Fire Brigade Employees Union, and vice-president of the Naval Base Labour Union, he was co-opted into the PAP Central Executive Committee in 1956; and under the PAP banner in 1959 he was re-elected as a member of the Legislative Assembly. When the PAP government formed its first Cabinet that year, Ahmad Ibrahim served in the cabinet as the Minister of Health, and was also appointed Assistant Secretary-General of the PAP's Central Executive Committee.

In a September 1961 Cabinet reshuffle, he was made Minister of Labour. He died at the Singapore General Hospital after a prolonged illness, on 21 August 1962, at the age of 35, while serving as the Minister of Labour. He was accorded a state funeral, attended by Singapore's Head-of-State Inche Yusof Ishak, Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew, other Cabinet Ministers, and many thousand people who paid respects at his home, and at the 'lying-in-state' ceremony at the main hall, Istana Negara. As a mark of respect, all government offices closed at noon that day.


2)Dr Ahmad bin Ibrahim (Vice President Academic / Industry Affairs / Research)
Dr. Ahmad Bin Ibrahim has over 30 years of experience in research and development management, technology planning and marketing within various industries. He began his career as an Assistant Chemical Engineer in the Rubber Research Institute of Malaysia (RRIM) in 1973 and served in various divisions within the institution. His last position at RRIM was Head, Applied Chemistry and Processing.

In 1991 until 1994, he was the Director, Techno-Economic and Technical Advisory Services Division in the Palm Oil Research Institute of Malaysia. His contributions to the Malaysian palm oil industry continued when he was appointed as Director, Marketing and Promotions of the Malaysian Palm Oil Promotion Council from 1994 until 2003.

Prior to his current appointment as Vice President in November 2007, he was a senior business consultant for Technology Park Malaysia (TPM) and Vice President (Research & Technology) at SIRIM.

With an extensive network in the corporate and government sectors, Dr. Ahmad Bin Ibrahim will strengthen MUST's collaboration programmes with local and international industry players. He is also spearheading the development and implementation of MUST Innovation Institute (MII).

Dr. Ahmad Bin Ibrahim continues to share his knowledge and findings on various topics to the general public. He is a part-time lecturer at University of Malaya (UM) and Universiti Putra Malaysia (UPM) teaching engineering courses. As an avid writer, he has contributed articles and presented papers on subjects pertaining to R&D, biotechnology, commercialization of technology, palm oil and business strategies.

He graduated from Monash University, Australia in 1973 with a Bachelors Degree in Chemical Engineering. He received his PhD in Wastewater Engineering from the UK in 1978. From 1985 until 1986, he was a Fulbright Fellow at Cornell University, U.S.A.



3)Imam Ahmad Ibn Ibrahim al-Ghazi

After he ordered the Muslim town of Adal not to pay its tribute to the Christian emperor of Ethiopia, Ahmad ibn Ibrahim al-Ghazi defeated the emperor’s army at the battle of ad-Dir in 1527. In 1529, Ahmad won a key battle against Emperor Lebna Dengel at Shembera Kure and by 1535 he had invaded Dewaro, Shewa, Amhara, Lasta, and Tigray. Emperor Lebna Dengel became nothing but a fugitive running from one hiding place to another. His son, Galawdewos, took over after his father’s death in 1540, but he inherited a small disconcerted army (Prouty and Rosenfeld, 101-2).

Before Lebna Dengel’s death, he had requested military assistance from the king of Portugal. In February 1541, 400 well-equipped musketeers led by Dom Christovao de Gama arrived in Massawa. He joined his forces with Empress Sebla Wangel and the Tigrean army in April of 1542, where they were able to force Ahmad to surrender the lake Tana area. But with the aid of 700 Turkish troops, Ahmad returned in August and defeated the Ethiopian force. Dom Christovao was captured and beheaded in that battle (Pankhusrt 92-93).

After the success of this battle, many of the Turkish troops returned to Zebid (Yemen). Later that year, Emperor Galawdewos joined wtih his mother along with the remaining Portuguese army. On February 21, 1543, the Ethiopian force led by Emperor Galawdewos invaded Ahmad’s army in Lake Tana. The outnumbered Portuguese and Ethiopian forces shot and killed Ahmad in the battle. His troops, upon the loss of their leader, scattered and fled (Henze 88).

The Ethiopians were dully wounded from the 14-year of warfare. The Muslims didn’t reestablish a new resurgence large enough to threaten the Ethiopian empire. Although the Christian empire was once again restored, the Ethiopians were unable to prevent the Turks from taking Massawa (Hess 46).

P/s: If you want to know how about your name. Just type your name in google.

Internet is not use just for FACEBOOK. But there are a lot of information that you must know.




The Countries are:-
1)England,
2)Australia,
3)Singapore,
4)New Zealand,
5)Malaysia.

There are some interesting analysis of military observer’s University of Indonesia, Andy Wijayanto, about the possibility of open war between Indonesia and Malaysia in the conflict area Ambalat Block Waters. When Jakarta declared open war with our neighbors, President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono should take into account the state alliance that will support these neighbor countries in the confrontation.
Andy revealed, Malaysia has a system of defensive alliance with England, Australia, Singapore and New Zealand. The alliance called the Five Power Defense Agreement (FPDA). One of the FPDA countries agreement is a clause that an attack on one member state is also an attack against another member state.
“Malaysia just request clause to be activated. If agreed, it means Indonesia must be prepared to fight also with the UK, Australia, Singapore and New Zealand which have a fighting force far more powerful and sophisticated,” he explained after a discussion of the draft Defence and Security.
From the official website of the British High Commission, Kuala Lumpur, it is known that the FPDA was established in 1971 as a consulting agency and the anticipation of an attack on Singapore and Malaysia. When 30-year commemoration FPDA in November 2001, the five member states agreed to establish a long-term cooperation. One of them, agreements to support each other if any of its member countries that attacked another country. This year, the FPDA to focus his review on maritime security. With that focus, the possibility of four other countries to support Malaysia in the confrontation with Indonesia to be bigger.
Not only that. If in our country will face a confrontation with the British, the country will very likely ask for an article five of NATO (North Atlantic Treaty Organization) enabled. Articles similar to NATO’s five FPDA treaty clause that essentially said that the attack suffered by one member state is considered as an attack on other member states and must be faced together. Therefore, could widen the confrontation with Malaysia and Indonesia must make a deal with NATO member countries.
“So, the effect will be successive. That is what must be considered carefully by the President of SBY before the declaration of confrontation with Malaysia. People must understand this is not so dark eyes urging war with Malaysia,” said Andy.
This is the comparison between Malaysian and Indonesian military forces
MALAYSIA
Military Affairs was neighbor called the Army of Kings Malaysia. At the beginning of its establishment, the British-made military equipment is widely used this country. Now they are using equipment from several countries, including Indonesia-made aircraft.

* 1. Warship
* A dive boat equipped with 20 mm cannon
* Two fast ships transport troops
* Four French-made patrol boats were Exocet MM38 missiles and cannon Bofors
* 24 warships based in four places: Moss, Sandakan Sabah Kuantan and Labuan. KD Kerambit around Ambalat is one time based in Sandakan, Sabah.
* Two South Korean-made patrol boats equipped with cannon Creusot Loire 100 mm, 30 mm Emerlac, repellent and anti-submarine weapons. This ship is based in Kuantan
* Four Swedish-made vessel equipped with Exocet MM38 missiles, 57 mm Bofors and 40 mm Bofors based.
* Four ships Frigate, two of which were purchased secondhand from the British Royal Navy.
* Six German-made ship Corvette – Four patrol boats repellent Italian-made mines
* Two ships Multi Purpose Command and Support Ship made in Germany and South Korea
* One ship Sealift
* Two ships Hydro

* 2. Fighter
* F-5 E – Hawk MK108 based in Alor Setar, Kuantan, Labuan
* Hawk MK-208 based in Alor Setar, Kuantan, Labuan
* Eight F/A-18D based in Alor Setar
* MIG-29 based in Kuantan
* SU-30 based in Kuantan
* F-28 based in Kuala Lumpur
* Falcon based in Kuala Lumpur – Beech 200T based in Kuala Lumpur
* C-130H based in Kuala Lumpur
* CN-235 based in Kuala Lumpur
* S61A-4 based in Kuala Lumpur, Kuching and Labuan
* AS61N-one based in Kuala Lumpur
* S70A-34 personnel based in Kuala Lumpur

* 3. The number of soldiers of all forces: 196 042 (2002)
* The military budget per year: US1, 69 trillion (2.03 percent of GDP)



INDONESIA
Embargo on the purchase of military equipment from the U.S. to build military equipment to fall out of Indonesia. Newest fighter plane, Sukhoi SU-27 SK and SU-30 MK Russian-made, one still missing had no weapons. As of 12 combat aircraft “mainstay”, the F-16, two of whom had fallen and only eight are ready to fly.
* 1. Aircraft and Heli
* 8 units Hawk MK 109 based in Pekanbaru, Pontianak
* 32 units Hawk MK 209 based in Pekanbaru, Pontianak
* 6 units CN235 based at Halim
* Eight units F27-400m based at Halim
* SF260MS/WS based at Halim
* B707-3MIC
* 7 units 400m F27 aircraft
* F28-1000/3000
* L100-30
* C-130H-30 based at Halim
* NAS332L1
* L100-30
* EC-120B
* 12 units Heli Bell 47G-3B-1 based at kalijati
* 5 units F-16a based in Madison
* 5 units F-16B based in Madison
* F-5E based in Madison
* F-5F based in Madison
* Based in Madison Hawk Mk53
* 2 units Su-27SK based in Makassar
* 2 units Su-30MK based in Makassar
* NC212M-100/200 based in Malang
* Ce 401A based in Malang
* Ce 402A based in Malang
* 10 units Bronco OV-10F aircraft in Malang Warship
* 114 units fleet of various types (third for routine operations, a third for training, and the remainder for maintenance) Personnel

* 2. The number of soldiers (all forces): 250 thousand people
* The military budget per year: U.S. $ 1 trillion (1.3 percent of GDP)

.:DIMANA BUMI DIPIJAK, DISITU LANGIT DINJUNJUNG:.

Posted by ethnic relation On Friday, September 24, 2010 1 comments


Telefon, telefon berbunyi,
Telefon, kami datang,
Ada haiwan dalam bahaya,
Ada haiwan dalam bahaya,
Ada haiwan dalam bahaya di sana...

“Wonderpet, Wonderpet,
Kami datang,
"Apa yang penting? Kerjasama!"


ERKKK???.... x sedap? INI BUKAN NYANYIAN, TETAPI TULISAN..

Binatang pn pndai nk bekerjasama.. Susah ke kite ni ek? Nk beKERJA SAMA.. ape yg penting? KERJASAMA! (dhhh.. x sedapppp...)

BEKERJASAMA DAN BERSATU PADU.. rasenye, mcm x susah... (nape ade rase... lau letak gula, manis la.. letak perisa aiskrim paddlepop pn mcm bes jgk)
Yelah.. x pasti sbb x taw nk ckap da camne.. banyak sgt da.. gado sane, sini gado, sane serang, sini serang,.. sesama sendiri pulak tu.. rasuah disana sini.. rompak, culik, bakar smpai jd adik beradik pak abu... curi selipar jepun depan masjid... aiyyaaa... wa manyak sediy ooo... cakap nak membangun.. cakap nk maju...


contoh 1:
PAK yusuf tayub: PAK MANA, i DENGAR ADE ORG CITE u G SKODENG ANAK DARE ORG OOOO...

PAK manawe: IYEEE KEE?? DEMO BIA BETOL NI... AKU X PUAS ATI NI.. MANE ADE skodeng PN.. INTAI SIKIT2 JE, MATE MASUK HABUK, KENA LA CUCIII.. SIAPEKAH GERANGAN ORG ITU WAHAI TUAN HAMBA ABDI yussoff thaiyubb...

PAK yusuf tayub: ALA u NI PAK manawe, BETOL LA i CKAP NI.. i PENAH TIPU u KE?? SI PAK mat temper TU HA..

PAK manawe: LEK2 DER, GUA GURAU JE.. APE LAGI, JOMMM SERANGG.... desa kita perlu dijagaa... SEDIAKAN SENAPANG GAJAH.. KEPALA SESEORANG AKAN AKU SEKEH....


contoh 2:

PARTI TU KATE NI, PARTI KATE TU... yang kat blakang2 cucuk angin.. dalam kepala, GADOH LA.. AKU X KESAH.. KESAH AKU, MUNGKIN NEGARA INI, DAPAT KAT AKU... (maaff libatkan politikkk!!.. ambo x wat dohhh pahni.. serikkk dohh~)

contoh 3:
"AWK NK BYAR RM300 KE, NK BG HADIAH(KIRE MMBER2) KT SAYE RM50 jeeee?" KATE "PAK MISAI" KEPADA ORG YANG TGH CUAK ITU

contoh 4:
dan lain2 lagi... (kehabisan contoh... +_+)


haaaaaaaaa...........


Memang tidak dapat dinafikan, dari satu sudut, kerjasama akan jadi menyusahkan seandainya dilaksanakan tanpa disiplin teamwork dari semua ahli kumpulan. dah tu, same la ngan negara kita ni pn.. tanpa displin dari semua rakyat, kita x kan maju.. tanpa kerjasama dari semua rakyat, kita x kan maju.. kite nk compare dari negara barat.. cakap je kagum.. "wahhhh... sangat stylo kat sane tu, nk pegi duk sane lah.." dah?? x nk wat MALAYSIA OH TANAH AIRKU MCAM TU JUGAK?? KAMON, mari.. KITA BEKERJA SAMA, BERSATU.. untuk negara kita yang terchenta ini...

P/S: SENYUM2LAH AHAI CEMEKMOLEKKK... HUHU








DASAR EKONOMI BARU

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Dilihat dari perspektif sejarah Malaysia, penjajah British menggalakkan perkembangan masyarakat secara 'plural' melalui amalan 'pecah' dan perintah. Pihak British telah menggalakkan kedatangan tenaga buruh dari negara China dan India untuk kepentingan ekonomi penjajah dalam sektor perlombongan bijih timah, perdagangan dan perladangan.



Penambahan penduduk dan peningkatan kegiatan ekonomi telah menyebabkan pertumbuhan bandar, jalan-jalan, rel-rel keretapi dan pembahagian kelompok kaum mengikut sektor ekonomi. Keadaan ini telah menyebabkan jurang perbezaan antara kaum, pembangunan bandar dan luar bandar bertambah besar.



Selepas mencapai kemerdekaan, Rancangan Malaya 5 tahun telah diperkenalkan. Rancangan Malaya Pertama, kedua dan Rancangan Malaysia Pertama dirancang untuk menitikberatkan kepada segi pertumbuhan dan pembaharuan ekonomi. Rancangan ini telah menunjukkan kelemahan dari segi strategi di mana corak atau sistem semasa penjajahan masih berterusan.




Rasional

Dari banci penduduk tahun 1970 didapati 49.3% dari semua keluarga di Semenanjung Malaysia menerima pendapatan di bawah garis miskin.Dari jumlah semua keluarga miskin 86% berada di kawasan luar bandar dan 14% di kawasan bandar. Kadar kemiskinan mengikut kaum pula adalah saperti berikut:



Kaum Kadar Kemiskinan ( % ) Pendapatan Purata Keluarga Sebulan ( RM )
Malayu 64.8 172.00
Cina 26.0 392.00
India 39.2 304.00
Lain-lain 44.8 813.00





Pemilikan Jumlah Pemilikan %
( RM Juta )
1. Bumiputera Perseorangan dan Agensi Amanah 279.6 4.3
a) Bumiputera Perseorangan 168.7 2.6
b) Agensi Amanah 110.9 1.7
2. Bukan Bumiputera 2233.2 34.0
3. Warganegara Asing 4051.3 61.7

Jumlah : 6564.1 100.0

Dilihat dari sudut pembahagian pekerjaan pada tahun 1970 pecahan mengikut kaum adalah seperti berikut:




Sektor-sektor Melayu Cina India Lain-lain
1. Pertanian 67.6 19.9 11.5 1.0
2. Perlombongan 32.1 58.7 8.5 0.7
3. Perniagaan/Perdagangan, Pentadbiran Awam, Pelajaran, Pertahanan dan kemudahan awam 42.6 45.5 10.7 1.2







Objektif

Menyedari kedudukan ketidakseimbangan sosial ekonomi itu , kerajaan telah mengusahakan supaya satu pendekatan baru dalam rancangan pembangunan negara yang melibatkan program 20 tahun yang dikenali sebagai Dasar Ekonomi Baru. Matlamat utama dasar ini diperkenalkan ialah bagi mewujudkan perpaduan negara dengan mengurangkan perbezaan ekonomi, sosial, kebudayaan, penempatan dan sebagainya.



Strategi Pelaksanaan

Rancangan-rancangan pembangunan di bawah Dasar Ekonomi Baru adalah disusun dan dijalankan menerusi strategi serampang dua mata:


i. Mengurang dan seterusnya membasmi kemiskinan dengan memperbanyakkan peluang-peluang pekerjaan kepada semua rakyat tanpa mengira kaum.




ii. Penyusunan semula masyarakat untuk mengurangkan dan seterusnya menghapuskan pengenalan kaum mengikut fungsi-fungsi ekonomi.






Membasmi kemiskinan
Kemiskinan adalah sebab utama yang menimbulkan perasaan tidak puas hati di kalangan rakyat. Ianya bukan sahaja terdapat di luar bandar tetapi juga di bandar. Keadaan ini boleh menggugat perpaduan negara kerana masalah kemiskinan adalah mengikut kaum dengan kadar kemiskinan paling tinggi di kalangan orang Melayu yang tertumpu kepada aktiviti pertanian tradisional. Usaha telah dijalankan untuk menyelesaikan masalah sosial ekonomi dan projek pembangunan telah dirangka supaya:


i. Mewujudkan peluang pekerjaan untuk semua golongan rakyat yang menganggur.



ii. Menambah daya pengeluaran dan pendapatan.


iii. Memberi peluang perpindahan orang yang bekerja di sektor yang rendah daya pengeluarannya kepada sektor yang lebih lumayan.



iv. Mengurangkan jurang perbezaan pendapatan antara kaum antara kawasan bandar dan luarbandar dan antara wilayah.



v. Memodenkan kehidupan di luarbandar.


vi. Mewujudkan kumpulan perusahaan dan perdagangan bumiputera.


vii. Mengadakan suasana pekerjaan yang mencerminkan komposisi kaum di Malaysia.



viii. Memperbaiki taraf dan kualiti hidup rakyat melalui pelajaran, latihan, kesihatan, kemudahan kemudahan infra-struktur dan lain-lain.







Penyusunan Semula Masyarakat
Adalah menjadi hasrat kerajaan supaya menjelang tahun 1990 pemilikan saham / ekonomi Malaysia akan melambangkan komposisi kepentingan kaum di negara ini, di mana penyertaan Bumiputera sebanyak 30%, 40% bukan Bumiputera dan 30% terdiri dari pelabur-pelabur luar negeri.


Dalam mencapai matlamat penyusunan semula Dasar Ekonomi Baru, strategi berikut telah disusun :


i. Meninggikan daya pengeluaran dan taraf kehidupan golongan miskin melalui proses memodenkan kawasan luarbandar.



ii. Mengurangkan keadaan yang tidak seimbang dalam struktur guna tenaga yang terdapat sekarang ini dengan cara yang progresif dan menerusi pertumbuhan ekonomi seluruhnya supaya pada tahun 1990 kedudukan tenaga buruh mencerminkan bilangan kaum.





iii. Menambahkan dengan lebih cepat lagi bahagian rakyat Malaysia dalam pemilikan modal dalam stok syarikat dan pertumbuhan ekonomi.




iv. Membentuk sebuah masyarakat perdagangan dan perindustrian di kalangan orang Melayu dan kaum Bumiputera supaya dapat membentuk dan memiliki 30% ekonomi dalam tahun 1990 dan menubuhkan beberapa agensi saperti MARA, Bank Pembangunan, Bank Bumiputera,Amanah Saham Nasional.






v. Memajukan negeri dan kawasan yang dianggap mundur melalui pembangunan wilayah baru seperti DARA, KESEDAR, KEJORA dan sebagainya.

Penutup

Dasar Ekonomi Baru yang bermatlamatkan perpaduan negara melalui proses pembasmian kemiskinan dan penyusunan semula masyarakat didalam konteks keselamatan negara yang kukuh. Segala program pembangunan negara dan Dasar kerajaan semasa yang diperkenalkan adalah dirancang dan dilaksanakan untuk mencapai tujuan-tujuan diatas. Usaha ini memerlukan bukan sahaja usaha yang gigih dari kerajaan dan kakitangannya, malah ianya memerlukan perubahan sikap, tenaga dan pemikiran rakyat dari sektor swasta.



p/s: mcm encik kita katakan la.. kahwin campur leh setelkan masalah ini..

OH AHMOI CHANTEK, DATANG LAH PADAKU.. =)


Rukun Negara Malaysia,
* BELIEVE IN GOD
* LOYALTY TO KING AND COUNTRY
* SUPREMACY OF THE CONSTITUTION
* RULE OF LAW
* COURTESY AND MORALITY
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* KEPERCAYAAN KEPADA TUHAN
* KESETIAAN KEPADA RAJA DAN NEGARA
* KELUHURAN PERLEMBAGAAN
* KEDAULATAN UNDANG-UNDANG
* KESOPANAN DAN KESUSILAAN

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anyone who profit and loss?

Because the event May 13, 1969 was the victory of the opposition march. Supporters of the opposition (Parti Gerakan Rakyat Malaysia (Gerakan), the Democratic Action Party (DAP) and People's Progressive Party (PPP) has been cursed and insulted the Malays during a march in the streets in Kuala Lumpur.

On Tuesday 13 May, Tech Chye Yeoh as presiden of Gerakan apologize for extreme detachment of its members to barbarity during the parade. Yeoh won big in the area of Bukit Bintang, Kuala Lumpur. But the apology was too late.

".... One of which is through the propaganda. Second, the U.S. would divide the country by people in the country before the attacks as those on Iraq and Afghanistan. Iranian Americans smell, so they banned the party and bringing Western-style Iranian American superpower on par ISLAM! "
Fidel Castro

Therefore, let us unite all Malaysians and cooperate for the sake of our children and grandchildren will.