Friday, December 2, 2011
Monday, November 28, 2011
Salam, aku tertarik dengan ucapan MB Selangor, Tan Sri Khalid Ibrahim.. bacalah ayat beliau kat bawah ni. memang power dan penuh dengan keyakinan yang tinggi..wow..
"Saya sanggup peruntuk RM15 juta untuk nyatakan kepada Umno kalau ada kita lakukan penyelewengan, salah guna kuasa dan rasuah, ini duitnya untuk kita bagi hadiah cari kesalahan tersebut."
**ini sedikit je petikan dari ucapan beliau. kalau nak baca lebih lanjut, klik - SINI
Sunday, November 27, 2011
Wednesday, September 14, 2011
Here're 11 Amazing Hidden Messages On Dollar Bills
In a couple of days, United State’s focus will be shifted to the 10-year anniversary of 911 (Sept-11) attacks on the World Trade Center and Pentagon. This could be the sweetest anniversary or remembrance since the attacks because the master-mind, Osama bin Laden, is dead. At the same time, the federal government is escalating security around the US in preparation for the 10th anniversary of the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks.
If you’ve business to attend to that require you to fly into the U.S., you may want to postpone it, if it’s not deadly urgent. People can expect more security at airports, mass transit stations, government buildings etc on fear that someone with terrorist sympathies might see September 11 as an opportunity to do something unthinkable. Anyway, there were quite a number of conspiracy theories ever since the shocking attacks on the mighty U.S. soil.
One of these people who think the U.S. faked the Sept 11 terror attacks as an excuse to go to war against Muslims was none other than former Malaysian Prime Minister, Mahathir Mohamad. Early last year after the release of highly popular “Avatar”, Mahathir was more convince than ever that if U.S. can make Avatar, they (U.S.) can make anything, and this includes attacking their own people. There was also the highly popular US$20 dollar bill World Trade Center conspiracy theory.
Interestingly, if you fold the US$20 bill note in certain simple geometric way, it actually contains picture of the World Trade Center and Pentagon attacks (no kidding). It was really creepy indeed. Heck, you can even fold the US$20 bill for the “Osama” word. The US$5 and US$10 notes can be folded for the same pictures of the attacks while the US$50 bill shows the building crumbling down. And now, there’re other stunning messages hidden on the U.S. dollar bills as if they were encrypted and waiting to be discovered. Here are some of them, from “Holy Shit” to “We Need A Revolution”, as discovered by artist Dan Tague
Now, if only we can do the same on other currencies such as the Malaysian Ringgit, we may discover some mind-boggling secrets that the present government is trying to hide (or about to be exposed). Can we find Altantuya, Submarine, PKFZ, Corrupt, UMNO Sucks, Sodomy or CSL Dick?
In a couple of days, United State’s focus will be shifted to the 10-year anniversary of 911 (Sept-11) attacks on the World Trade Center and Pentagon. This could be the sweetest anniversary or remembrance since the attacks because the master-mind, Osama bin Laden, is dead. At the same time, the federal government is escalating security around the US in preparation for the 10th anniversary of the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks.
If you’ve business to attend to that require you to fly into the U.S., you may want to postpone it, if it’s not deadly urgent. People can expect more security at airports, mass transit stations, government buildings etc on fear that someone with terrorist sympathies might see September 11 as an opportunity to do something unthinkable. Anyway, there were quite a number of conspiracy theories ever since the shocking attacks on the mighty U.S. soil.
One of these people who think the U.S. faked the Sept 11 terror attacks as an excuse to go to war against Muslims was none other than former Malaysian Prime Minister, Mahathir Mohamad. Early last year after the release of highly popular “Avatar”, Mahathir was more convince than ever that if U.S. can make Avatar, they (U.S.) can make anything, and this includes attacking their own people. There was also the highly popular US$20 dollar bill World Trade Center conspiracy theory.
Interestingly, if you fold the US$20 bill note in certain simple geometric way, it actually contains picture of the World Trade Center and Pentagon attacks (no kidding). It was really creepy indeed. Heck, you can even fold the US$20 bill for the “Osama” word. The US$5 and US$10 notes can be folded for the same pictures of the attacks while the US$50 bill shows the building crumbling down. And now, there’re other stunning messages hidden on the U.S. dollar bills as if they were encrypted and waiting to be discovered. Here are some of them, from “Holy Shit” to “We Need A Revolution”, as discovered by artist Dan Tague
Now, if only we can do the same on other currencies such as the Malaysian Ringgit, we may discover some mind-boggling secrets that the present government is trying to hide (or about to be exposed). Can we find Altantuya, Submarine, PKFZ, Corrupt, UMNO Sucks, Sodomy or CSL Dick?
Wednesday, August 17, 2011
100 Manusia Terkaya Dunia 2011
| Rank | Name | Net Worth | Age | Source | Country of Citizenship |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 |  Carlos Slim Helu & family | $74 B | 71 | telecom | Mexico |
| 2 |  Bill Gates | $56 B | 55 | Microsoft | United States |
| 3 |  Warren Buffett | $50 B | 80 | Berkshire Hathaway | United States |
| 4 |  Bernard Arnault | $41 B | 62 | LVMH | France |
| 5 |  Larry Ellison | $39.5 B | 66 | Oracle | United States |
| 6 |  Lakshmi Mittal | $31.1 B | 61 | Steel | India |
| 7 |  Amancio Ortega | $31 B | 75 | Zara | Spain |
| 8 |  Eike Batista | $30 B | 54 | mining, oil | Brazil |
| 9 |  Mukesh Ambani | $27 B | 54 | petrochemicals, oil & gas | India |
| 10 |  Christy Walton & family | $26.5 B | 56 | Walmart | United States |
| 11 |  Li Ka-shing | $26 B | 83 | Diversified | Hong Kong |
| 12 |  Karl Albrecht | $25.5 B | 91 | Aldi | Germany |
| 13 |  Stefan Persson | $24.5 B | 63 | H&M | Sweden |
| 14 |  Vladimir Lisin | $24 B | 55 | Steel | Russia |
| 15 |  Liliane Bettencourt | $23.5 B | 88 | L'Oreal | France |
| 16 |  Sheldon Adelson | $23.3 B | 78 | casinos | United States |
| 17 |  David Thomson & family | $23 B | 54 | media | Canada |
| 18 |  Charles Koch | $22 B | 75 | Diversified | United States |
| 18 |  David Koch | $22 B | 71 | Diversified | United States |
| 20 |  Jim Walton | $21.3 B | 63 | Walmart | United States |
| 21 |  Alice Walton | $21.2 B | 61 | Walmart | United States |
| 22 |  S. Robson Walton | $21 B | 67 | Walmart | United States |
| 23 |  Thomas & Raymond Kwok & family | $20 B | N/A | real estate | Hong Kong |
| 24 |  Larry Page | $19.8 B | 38 | United States | |
| 24 |  Sergey Brin | $19.8 B | 37 | United States | |
| 26 |  Prince Alwaleed Bin Talal Alsaud | $19.6 B | 56 | Investments | Saudi Arabia |
| 27 | Iris Fontbona & family | $19.2 B | N/A | Mining | Chile |
| 28 |  Lee Shau Kee | $19 B | 83 | real estate | Hong Kong |
| 29 |  Alexei Mordashov | $18.5 B | 45 | Steel | Russia |
| 30 |  Michael Bloomberg | $18.1 B | 69 | Bloomberg | United States |
| 30 |  Jeff Bezos | $18.1 B | 47 | Amazon | United States |
| 32 |  Michele Ferrero & family | $18 B | 84 | chocolates | Italy |
| 32 |  Mikhail Prokhorov | $18 B | 46 | Investments | Russia |
| 34 |  Vladimir Potanin | $17.8 B | 50 | nonferrous metals | Russia |
| 35 |  Alisher Usmanov | $17.7 B | 57 | steel, telecom, stocks | Russia |
| 36 |  Azim Premji | $16.8 B | 66 | Software | India |
| 36 |  Oleg Deripaska | $16.8 B | 43 | aluminum | Russia |
| 38 |  Michael Otto & family | $16.6 B | 68 | Retail | Germany |
| 39 | German Larrea Mota Velasco & family | $16 B | 57 | Mining | Mexico |
| 39 |  Rinat Akhmetov | $16 B | 44 | steel, coal mines | Ukraine |
| 39 |  John Paulson | $16 B | 55 | hedge funds | United States |
| 42 |  Shashi & Ravi Ruia | $15.8 B | 67 | Diversified | India |
| 43 |  Mikhail Fridman | $15.1 B | 47 | oil, banking, telecom | Russia |
| 44 |  Michael Dell | $14.6 B | 46 | Dell | United States |
| 44 |  Susanne Klatten | $14.6 B | 49 | BMW, pharmaceuticals | Germany |
| 46 |  Steve Ballmer | $14.5 B | 55 | Microsoft | United States |
| 46 |  George Soros | $14.5 B | 81 | hedge funds | United States |
| 48 | Berthold & Theo Jr. Albrecht & family | $14.4 B | N/A | Aldi, Trader Joes | Germany |
| 49 |  Birgit Rausing & family | $14 B | 87 | packaging | Sweden |
| 50 |  Vagit Alekperov | $13.9 B | 60 | Lukoil | Russia |
| 51 |  Aliko Dangote | $13.8 B | 54 | sugar, flour, cement | Nigeria |
| 52 |  Mark Zuckerberg | $13.5 B | 27 | United States | |
| 53 |  Anne Cox Chambers | $13.4 B | 91 | Cox Enterprises | United States |
| 53 |  Roman Abramovich | $13.4 B | 44 | steel, investments | Russia |
| 55 |  Jorge Paulo Lemann | $13.3 B | 71 | beer | Brazil |
| 56 |  Savitri Jindal & family | $13.2 B | 61 | Steel | India |
| 57 |  Gerald Cavendish Grosvenor & family | $13 B | 59 | real estate | United Kingdom |
| 57 |  Paul Allen | $13 B | 58 | Microsoft, investments | United States |
| 57 |  Viktor Vekselberg | $13 B | 54 | oil, metals | Russia |
| 60 |  Phil Knight | $12.7 B | 73 | Nike | United States |
| 61 |  Robert Kuok | $12.5 B | 87 | Diversified | Malaysia |
| 61 |  Carl Icahn | $12.5 B | 75 | leveraged buyouts | United States |
| 63 |  Mohammed Al Amoudi | $12.3 B | 66 | oil | Saudi Arabia |
| 64 |  Donald Bren | $12 B | 79 | real estate | United States |
| 64 | Ronald Perelman | $12 B | 68 | leveraged buyouts | United States |
| 66 |  Alberto Bailleres Gonzalez & family | $11.9 B | 79 | Mining | Mexico |
| 67 |  Francois Pinault & family | $11.5 B | 74 | Retail | France |
| 68 |  Joseph Safra | $11.4 B | 72 | banking | Brazil |
| 69 |  Abigail Johnson | $11.3 B | 49 | Fidelity | United States |
| 70 |  Viktor Rashnikov | $11.2 B | 62 | Steel | Russia |
| 71 |  Leonardo Del Vecchio | $11 B | 76 | eyewear | Italy |
| 72 |  John Fredriksen | $10.7 B | 66 | shipping | Cyprus |
| 72 |  Stefan Quandt | $10.7 B | 45 | BMW | Germany |
| 74 |  James Simons | $10.6 B | 73 | hedge funds | United States |
| 75 |  Luis Carlos Sarmiento | $10.5 B | 78 | banking | Colombia |
| 75 |  Horst Paulmann & family | $10.5 B | 76 | Retail | Chile |
| 77 | Eliodoro, Bernardo & Patricia Matte | $10.4 B | N/A | paper | Chile |
| 77 |  Nasser Al-Kharafi & family | $10.4 B | 68 | construction | Kuwait |
| 79 |  Sammy Ofer & family | $10.3 B | 89 | shipping | Israel |
| 80 |  Len Blavatnik | $10.1 B | 54 | Access Industries | United States |
| 81 |  Hans Rausing | $10 B | 85 | packaging | Sweden |
| 81 |  Ernesto Bertarelli & family | $10 B | 45 | biotech | Switzerland |
| 81 | John Mars | $10 B | 75 | candy, pet food | United States |
| 81 |  Jacqueline Mars | $10 B | 71 | candy, pet food | United States |
| 81 |  Forrest Mars | $10 B | 80 | candy, pet food | United States |
| 81 |  Klaus-Michael Kuhne | $10 B | 74 | shipping | Germany |
| 81 |  Gautam Adani | $10 B | 49 | commodities, infrastructure | India |
| 88 |  Iskander Makhmudov | $9.9 B | 47 | mining, metals, machinery | Russia |
| 89 |  Johanna Quandt | $9.8 B | 85 | BMW | Germany |
| 89 |  George Kaiser | $9.8 B | 69 | oil & gas, banking | United States |
| 89 |  Maria-Elisabeth & Georg Schaeffler | $9.8 B | N/A | ball bearings | Germany |
| 92 |  German Khan | $9.6 B | 49 | oil, banking, telecom | Russia |
| 93 |  Ananda Krishnan | $9.5 B | 73 | telecom | Malaysia |
| 93 |  Dmitry Rybolovlev | $9.5 B | 44 | fertilizer | Russia |
| 95 |  Robin Li | $9.4 B | 42 | Internet | China |
| 96 |  Serge Dassault & family | $9.3 B | 86 | aviation | France |
| 97 |  Kumar Birla | $9.2 B | 44 | commodities | India |
| 97 |  Petr Kellner | $9.2 B | 47 | insurance | Czech Republic |
| 99 |  Leonid Mikhelson | $9.1 B | 56 | Natural gas | Russia |
| 100 |  Cheng Yu-tung | $9 B | 86 | real estate | Hong Kong |
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