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ISU TANAH : MENTERI DAKWA ADA PIHAK HASUT ORANG ASLI - malaysikini

Kementerian Kemajuan Luar Bandar dan Wilayah tidak menafikan kemungkinan ada pihak tidak bertanggungjawab yang cuba mengambil kesempatan terhadap isu pemberimilikan tanah kepada Orang Asli.

Shafie Apdal berkata kerana itu kementerian mengambil beberapa pendekatan antaranya perubahan pada Akta Orang Asli untuk menyusun semuala agar ia lebih wajar dalam memenuhi keperluan Orang Asli.

"Sebab itu kita adakan jawatankuasa 'kumpulan sasar' yang turut disertai pakar-pakar Orang Asli untuk memastikan suara mereka didengari," katanya pada sesi soal jawab persidangan Dewan Rakyat di Kuala Lumpur hari ini.
KAH KAH KAH..

woit… MEMANG LAH ADA YANG MENGHASUT… kah kah kah..

woit….APA NAK HAIRAN…. kah kah kah..

woit… YANG PENTING BUKAN SAPA YANG HASUT… TAPI KENAPA REMBAT TANAH MEREKA… kah kah kah..

woit… MALAON INI BUKA CERITA MENGHASIT KERANA NAK ALIH ALIH CERITA… kah kah kah..

woit… ALIH CERITA …INI TRIK LAMA….kah kah kah..

kah kah kah….MENGHASUT IALAH MEMBERI KESEDARAN…kah kah kah..

kah kah kah…MEMBERI KESEDARAN ADA KERJA BAIK YANG WAJIB KITA SEMUA LAKUKAN….kah kah kah..

kah kah kah… MENGHASUT UNTUK MEMBUAT KEBAIKAN ADALAH PEKARA BAIK… kah kah kah…

Al- Fatihah..

Al-Fatihah untuk Dr Zainal Abidin Ahmad.
Salam untuk kaum keluarga.

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FOUNDATIONS OF MARXISM

We are here to give you a starting point, a grounding in what Marxism is about. A Marxist has a certain kind of practice, a way of living and working, that we call being a Communist. A Marxist’s thought is based on this daily practice, a philosophy called Dialectics. Thus, Marxism is both a theory and a practice. The theories of Marxism are sometimes called dialectical materialism; to be clear there is no one answer to a question – theory is based on a particular set of conditions that are always finite, and thus, any theory is necessarily limited. To test the validity of theory, Marxists rely on practice as the criteria of truth. Using such a methodology Marx and Engels examined history, which lead them to elaborate theories of the class struggle, the basis of social relations through economics, and the form of society that could follow capitalism. These theories are not immutable truths, they follow something similar to the scientific method. Naturally, there are countless examples of Marxist theories that have been modified, revised, or altogether changed: starting with Marx’s own changes! In this sense, in reading the classics of Marxism your most important task is to comprehensively understand the method; having accomplished that, you’ll begin to see relevant and up to date answers for modern times on your own. :)
What does this mean past all the words and definitions? We are judged by our historical practice and our understanding of the past, present, and future. You can find information about our history in the History of Marxism section. You can see an enormous spectrum of our ideas, the vibrance of debate within our movement, in our Marxist Writers archive. You can find a wealth of ideas we find invaluable to understanding, from the Physics of Einstein to the morality of Lao-Tzu, in our Reference Archive. If your mind is on certain subjects, like the women's movement, art, philosophy, etc, look into the Subject Archive. When you come across some term that just doesn't make sense, a word which has a meaning you want to explore or critique, go to our Encyclopedia of Marxism. Lastly, if you love educating people around the world about Marxism as much as we do, feel free to volunteer! :)
Whew! Okay, so there is enough material up there to fill your nearest public library. It is helpful to have an area of concern, a topic of interest, and work from there. :) To start your journey, a grounding in the basics is important! Read a couple of the Selected Works of Marx/Engels, and to better engage these works you may like to read our study guides. Read Lenin's The State and Revolution, compare and contrast that with Trotsky's Revolution Betrayed. Alternatively, before going to the classics you can read What is Marxism? by Emile Burns. In this handful of material you will gain a view of what Marxism is capable of. If you take one step further and embrace critique, you will then begin learning and understanding Marxism.
The purpose of the material below is to give you an overview of the diversity in Marxism, dispel common misconceptions concerning our views on various important issues, as well as help you take the next step and really begin to learn what Marxism is all about: critique, and social change. This is a subject style approach – you pick the topic, and we show you the diversity of Marxism – world renowned Marxists who respond to those issues in decidedly Marxist ways. We want you to see the debate, when one Marxist goes at it with another, because this is what Marxism is all about.