Abaddon

Life is just a dream...!! so snap the hell out of it...

[Abaddon @ChrisCheu93]

@Samuraipunch9 @Dirk_mp4 Ya, Latin. Not all Christian. But all Muslim male has a Muhammad

[MYNEWSHUB @mynewshub]

Warga Korea Di Mont Kiara Pamer Perangai Kurang Ajar Dengan Rakyat Tempatan?

Oleh Mynewshub

DAKWAAN disentuh atau dipukul menggunakan telefon dalam lif

Seorang penduduk Mont Kiara, Natasya Hisam mendakwa, seorang penghuni warga Korea menepis atau memukulnya menggunakan telefon ketika dia cuba menekan butang lif.

Beliau turut mendakwa pernah berdepan layanan berunsur perkauman daripada beberapa jiran warga Korea, termasuk tindakan menarik anak-anak mereka menjauhinya.

Natasya mempersoalkan sama ada layanan itu berkaitan identitinya sebagai wanita Melayu Islam bertudung.

Catatan asalnya pada 24 Ogos 2026 memperoleh ratusan ribu tontonan sebelum dipadam.

Menurut penjelasannya, catatan itu dipadam selepas privasinya mula terganggu dan beliau dinasihatkan peguam supaya tidak mendedahkan rakaman atau bukti kepada umum.

Status semakan:

- Identiti individu yang didakwa belum dikenal pasti secara terbuka.

-Rakaman CCTV tidak diterbitkan.

-Tiada pengesahan polis yang ditemui setakat 28 Ogos 2026.

Oleh itu, ia mesti dilaporkan sebagai dakwaan penduduk, bukan kejadian yang sudah terbukti.

Sumber: Catatan asal Natasya Hisam⁠

Dakwaan diskriminasi terhadap penduduk tempatan

Sementara itu, beberapa pengguna media sosial lain mendakwa mereka pernah menerima layanan kurang menyenangkan daripada segelintir warga Korea di kondominium sekitar Mont Kiara.

Antara dakwaan yang dibangkitkan ialah:

-Enggan berkongsi ruang lif;

-Memandang rendah penduduk tempatan;

-Menarik anak-anak menjauhi orang Melayu;

-Bersikap seolah-olah kawasan berkenaan dikuasai komuniti mereka.

Ahli Parlimen Bukit Bendera, Syerleena Abdul Rashid, turut mengulas isu itu dengan menegaskan bahawa Mont Kiara milik rakyat Malaysia dan dakwaan serangan fizikal berunsur perkauman tidak boleh dipandang ringan.

Namun, dakwaan-dakwaan tersebut belum disokong statistik polis atau kajian rasmi yang menunjukkan ia merupakan masalah menyeluruh dalam komuniti Korea.-MYNEWSHUB

[Rasidi Zainal @YOEPCD]

2 panggilan telefon yg dirakam pada 17 Januari dan 22 Januari 2016, antara Pengerusi Tabung Haji ketika itu, Abdul Azeez Abdul Rahim, dgn Dzulkifli Ahmad

Klip audio tersebut, yang dikeluarkan oleh SPRM, kini berada dlm simpanan pihak polis.

Kredit : FMT Release Date : 11 Jan 20

[Azeem Syuk @AzeemSyuk]

Aku tak kisah kau bodoh. Tapi simpan sikit. Jangan share sangat bodoh tu

[The Aramaic Wire ܣܘܪܝܐ @AramaicWire]

The crime against history most don’t know about…

ISIS destroyed Assyrian archeology.

They burnt Aramaic manuscripts.

They blew up Old Testament history including the Tomb of Jonah.

They erased ancient Churches, driving Assyrians out of Nineveh.

How much was lost?

[Siti Kasim @sitikasim]

THREE FORMER PRIME MINISTERS IN COURT TODAY OVER ALLEGED CRIMINAL OFFENCES. NOW THAT'S A RARE ALIGNMENT OF THE STARS! GO BUY A LOTTERY TICKET - AND IF YOU WIN, DON'T FORGET MY CUT K? 🤣

[Myマイ @maotsuri]

watching this happen to wota culture now that more people are getting into jpop

[Just Posting Ls @MomsPostingLs]

Then vs now, a warning.

[Beloved of God @Edenlife9]

Watch how a Muslim man attacks a keyboardist on the streets.

In Islam, music is prohibited, pedophilia is allowed.

Save thine self.

[Siti Kasim @sitikasim]

I completely disagree with Mukhriz Mahathir on this.

You want to condemn the United States government for its policies? Go ahead.

You want to condemn Washington's support for Israel and what has happened to Palestinians in Gaza? By all means.

Governments must be held accountable for their actions.

But to declare, “I hate Americans, all of them” is not principled criticism. It is sweeping prejudice.

America has more than 300 million people. They are not one political organism with one opinion.

There are Americans who support Israel, Americans who oppose Israel's actions, Americans who have marched for Palestine, Americans who have been arrested protesting for Palestine, Jewish Americans who oppose the Israeli government's policies, Muslim Americans, Palestinian Americans, academics, students, journalists and ordinary citizens who have spent years challenging their own government's foreign policy.

And Mukhriz says he hates all of them?

How is that intellectually defensible?

If somebody said, “I hate all Malaysians because your government did X,” would we accept that argument? Of course not.

If somebody said, “I hate all Muslims because governments in Muslim-majority countries did X,” we would quite rightly call it bigotry.

So why should collective hatred suddenly become acceptable merely because the target is American?

This is precisely the mentality we should be fighting: judging millions of human beings collectively because of the actions of governments, politicians or institutions.

And the argument that ordinary Americans are responsible because they elect their government is particularly simplistic.

By that logic, every Malaysian is personally responsible for every decision made by every Malaysian government they have ever lived under.

Are we?

Of course not.

Millions may have voted against the government. Some may not have voted. Some may have protested against its policies. Some may be actively fighting those very policies.

Democracy does not magically convert an entire population into a single person sharing collective guilt.

You can be passionately pro-Palestinian without becoming anti-American people.

You can condemn the Israeli government's actions without hating Israelis simply because they were born Israeli.

You can condemn governments without dehumanising populations.

In fact, if your objection to what is happening in Gaza is based upon humanity, justice and the refusal to punish innocent people collectively, then surely you should apply that principle consistently.

You cannot oppose collective punishment on Monday and preach collective hatred on Tuesday.

And politicians especially should know better.

Malaysia needs leaders capable of distinguishing between a government and its people, foreign policy and nationality, accountability and hatred.

Anger is understandable.

Criticism is necessary.

Hatred of an entire people is neither.

I stand with the innocents because I believe innocent human beings should never be treated as collectively guilty. And precisely because I believe that, I will not treat Americans — or any other nationality — as collectively guilty either.

That is called having principles.

I hate the kind of politics he represents — politics that takes complicated international conflicts and reduces them to crude slogans and sweeping hatred.

There is an important difference.

He says he hates "Americans, all of them," including people he has never met and whose views he does not know.

I hate politicians who exploit anger instead of encouraging people to think.

I hate politicians who divide humanity into convenient camps of “us” and “them.”

I hate politicians who think sweeping prejudice becomes acceptable simply because the target happens to be politically fashionable.

And most of all, I hate politicians who should know better but choose populism because it is easier to shout “I hate all of them” than to make an intelligent argument.

[Abaddon @ChrisCheu93]

@bckupacc99 Don't come please

[Sam Szuchan @szuchans]

The son of one of China's most powerful officials enrolled at Peking University under a fake name. Nobody knew who he was until the Ferrari crash.

Ling Gu was the only child of Ling Jihua, who ran the Communist Party's General Office, managing security and communications for General Secretary Hu Jintao. Ling Gu enrolled at Peking University under the alias Wang Ziyun and graduated from the School of International Relations in 2011.

Classmates said he told only a few people who his father was, wore designer clothes, lived in a private residence, and came and went from class as he pleased. He kept company almost exclusively with children of other senior officials, and built a private club at the university, giving it a dull committee name to keep it inconspicuous: 战略及国际研究委员会, or the Strategic and International Research Committee.

Chinese call these kids "second-generation officials," or "the crown prince party." At one gathering, Ling Gu reportedly scuffled with Bo Guagua, son of Bo Xilai, the Chongqing party boss whose own downfall was unfolding that same week.

And at 4 a.m. on March 18, 2012, the Ferrari 458 Ling Gu was driving hit a barrier on Beijing's fourth ring road and split in two. Three people had been in the two-seater. The two women were 25-year-old Tibetans, and multiple reports described all three as found undressed. The car itself was a gift, purchased through the books of a state-owned steel company in Shanxi.

Tens of millions of yuan were reportedly wired from PetroChina to the injured women's families to keep them quiet. Within hours, crash photos vanished from Chinese social media, and the word "Ferrari" stopped returning normal search results. Ling Jihua had deployed the Central Guard Bureau, the elite bodyguard unit for top leaders, to seal the scene without authorization.

Ling did this because he was months from the biggest leadership handover in a decade, tipped for the Politburo Standing Committee. A deceased son in a supercar, with two undressed women in a two-seater, paid for by a state steel company, would end that overnight. So he used the Party's own machinery to hide the crash from his own boss. It worked for three months. Then Hu found out. In September, Ling was demoted out of the leadership's nerve center. Four years later, he was sentenced to life in prison.

[El Racisto @cheffunk6969]

Some Indian guy is going to try to fuck it

[Abaddon @ChrisCheu93]

@malaysiakini Never trust a politicians. PKR promise to bring them back. But all they do is give us more tax

[Abaddon @ChrisCheu93]

@CSOhagwuCS @kbd_warrior_su Such a pretty girl and couldn't find a person to date. There must be something going on. And the guys understand what they can handle, beautiful girls cost more that what they could.

[Abaddon @ChrisCheu93]

@AmiriKing They shouldn't outlawed lynching

[Pokemon Giveaways @PokeTCGiveaways]

Ash Ketchum: "Do you even lift, bro?"

[江樾河 @feihuo17]

1944年，远征军攻克腾冲解救慰安妇的实况影像，这些曾经遭受非人虐待的妇女影像，无不控诉着日军的禽兽行径！

[MYNEWSHUB @mynewshub]

Seorang lelaki tua di Singapura dicampak ke lantai hanya kerana sentuh manja kepala seorang kanak-kanak ketika berjalan sebelahnya....

Ibu kanak-kanak tu memang poyo dan bapanya pulak panas baran...

Apa dah jadi dunia ni...setakat sentuh lembut kurang 1 saat sambil berjalan pun nak tindak balas seganas ini ke?

Kalau rasa tak selesa pun...ajak la bincang sambil duduk dulu....fahami niat orang tu buat camtu....

Kalau dia sentuh tempat yang bukan-bukan dengan niat yang jelas mahu mencabul ...boleh la bertindak macam ni.....tapi ini hanyalah satu sentuhan kasih sayang lembut yang biasa dibuat

[MYNEWSHUB @mynewshub]

MEMALUKAN!!!

Kalian tahu tak ini berlaku di Jepun? Ya, memang betul-betul di Jepun.

Jadi, sekumpulan warga Indonesia yang bekerja di Jepun mengadakan festival dengan tujuan memperkenalkan adat, seni, hasil karya dan makanan Indonesia kepada masyarakat tempatan Jepun.

Namun, bukannya membanggakan, tindakan mereka sebaliknya dianggap memalukan rakyat Indonesia.

Mereka didakwa mempamerkan tabiat buruk yang sering dikaitkan dengan kehidupan di Indonesia kepada masyarakat Jepun seperti membuang sampah merata-rata, merokok di tempat awam, berhibur dengan muzik dangdut secara bising, malah lebih teruk ada yang memanjat ikon bandar yang kelihatan seperti sebuah monumen.