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Sabtu, 14 Ogos 2010

Bahayanya Laman Sosial Tagged

assalamualaikum kepada semua pembaca blog yang budiman, lama sudah tidak kujejajki blog . tapi hari ni aku bertekad juga untuk menambah apa saja maklumat baru agar pembaca blog mendapat perkembangan terkini mengenai blog aku.
Saudara saudari yang dikasihi, apa yang terjadi kepada ku boleh dijadikan teladan agar tidak terjadi keada kawan2 sekalian, ada yang sanggup mengatakan padan muka kerana melayari laman Tagged, Aku yang mula berjinak dengan laman ini tidak menyangka akan terjadi macam tu keada aku. Aku memasuki laman tagged hanyalah semata-mata untuk suka-suka disamping mendapat ramai kenalan dari seluruh pelosok Malaysia. Tidak kusangka perbuatan aku terlupa meletakkan status perkahwinan menyebabkan beribu email datang dari seluruh dunia, ada yang datang dari Greenland, Poland, Austria, dan macam2 tempat lagi dan yang paling banyak kuterima ialah dari United Kingdom dan United State. Salah satu sebabnya mungkin masalah bahasa inggeris. betapa seronoknya aku bila mendapat email yang banyak, apatah lagi ramai yang hantar email adalah sebaya denganku lebih kurang 40 an ke atas....aku pula yang memang ketagihan untuk menambah kemahiran berbahasa Inggeris apa lagi..maka aku balas semua email yang datang..almaklumlah mula berjinak dengan laman sosial. Pengirim dr luar negara yang beri id ym aku add masuk dalam ym dan yang dari malaysia aku tidak beri yahoo id kerana tujuan aku chat ialah untuk mempelajari bahasa inggeris. Kebetulan bila dah lama chat makin lama makin rapatlah sampai jadi kawan . Ada la mat saleh ni sebut nak datang ke malaysia nak bisness kat sarawak. Dia mintaklah aku contact dgn syarikat CKG Trading supaya bagi tau kat syarikat tu dia tak dapat datang pada hari Isnin dan akan datang pada hari khamis. Aku pun contactlah syarikat dgn nombor telephone syarikat tu. Mat saleh ni siap scan tiket kapal terbang menunjukkan dia akan sampai pada hari khamis di Malaysia.(akan bersambung). Keesokannya pada hari yang dijanjikan iaitu pada 22 April mat saleh tu sampailah di KLIA. Dia menelefon aku tapi suaranya sangat sedih. Dia meminta aku menolongnya kerana telah ditahan oleh pihak berkuasa kastam dan imigresen. Dia(akan bersambung)


kisah pertama:
ok aku mulanya malas nak menulis tapi kalau hari2 aku berjumpa dengan benda yang sama naik hangat hati jugak...amboi...ramai sangat nak menyalah guna internet.....nanti biar aku tulis agar semua pengguna internet berhati2 dengan penjenayah cyber ni.

kisah aku yang pertama ialah dengan seorang yang mengaku mat saleh dari birmingham , england..kenal dalam tagged tahun lepas....selalu view cam jugak tapi tak sama dengan dalam gambar dalam tagged, bila ditanya.....jawabnya gambar masa muda. dalam gambar tagged handsome nak manmpus.... ok bila dah selalu chat kata nak mai malaysia..aku terima...sampai kat klia..kata kena tahan sebab bawa duit banyak..minta bantuan aku sebab duit semua kastam rampas..aku ni bengung...apa orang habaq semua percaya maklumlah bukan reti sangat pasai keluaq masuk duit keluar negara....minta aku bank in duit..aku bank in.....habis duit aku...dekat belasan ribu , kurang hajaq punya manusia..kerja mudah menipu....nak bela anak bini.....nasib bila dia suruh bank in lagi aku dah mula sedaq, hampa percaya ka tidak aku tak tau...bila ustaz ishak zul nak pindah..dia ada bagi surah maksurat..aku letak dalam handbag aku...ada sorang perempuan melayu call...aku rasa nama dia harlina mohd tahir sebab aku bank in duit dalam akaun dia. tapi dia mengaku nama dia aliza dari jabatan kastam (menyamar la kot), dia kata aku kena bayaq 8400 RM untuk bantu mat saleh melepaskan diri dari tahanan pihak kastam..katanya kalau aku tak bantu , pihak kastam nak hantar dia kat interpol, aku masa tu dah sedar..aku kata hantarlah aku peduli apa..aku pun bukan sapa2 dengan dia bukan adik beradik dia pun. akhirnya aku off telefon...aku tau ni bukan mat saleh yang selalu chat dgn aku di ym..sebenarnya dia adalah mat gelap...nigeriaan black tak sedaq diri....yang duduk kat malaysia..mengaji kat malaysia kat kolej mahai2 tapi tak mampu bayaq yuran last2 menipu..kurang hajaq.....

FADILAT SURAH YAASIN !
hampa percaya atau tidak..surah yaasin kadang2 menghadang kita dari dipukau......aku dah berapa kali dilindungi bahaya bila membawa surah yaasin dalam beg tangan...pertama kali aku dengaq tentang fadhilat surah yassin masa aku pi rumah arwah abang ipar aku di Pantai Remis di perak..Pak Cik tu ada bercerita masa depa tengah menangkap ikan di lautan dalam datang segerombolan lanun nak tawan kapal. habis digelidahnya kapal dan dirampasnya semua yang ada termasuk ikan2.......tapi mereka bernasib baik kerana duit yang depa bawa tak diusik oleh lanun.....duit tu ada dalam beg yang disangkut di satu sudut..tapi lanun tu tak jumpa..kalau ikut dgna mata kasar semua orang boleh nampak..tapi penjahat tak nampak. Bila penjahat dah meninggalkan kapal..anak2 kapal tadi pun tengoklah beg uncang plastik yang tersangkut..rupanya2 dalam tu ada surah yaasin. dan duit. itulah bila aku pi mana2 surah yaasin selalu ada dalam beg tangan aku.

FADILAT SURAH YAASIN 2
Aku dan keluarga aku balik berbuka puasa dalam bulan ramadhan di rumah bapa mertua aku di Kuala nerang. masa tu aku baru berpindah dari taman mahsuri ke kampung telok berangan. aku pun belum lagi kenal orang2 dalam kampung tu...sedang aku berbuka puasa...adalah orang call suami aku...banyak kali juga...gaya suami aku nak jawab..dia letak....suami aku tanya aku kenapa aku main telefon sebab nombor telefon aku yang naik..aku bagitau suami, aku tak bawak telefon....dan mula mensyaki sesuatu....aku bagi tau suami aku..kawan aku pernah kena macam tu dulu.,.ada orang call nombor telefon dari dalam rumah dia..jadi bila dengar saja macam tu..bapa mertua aku suruh kami sekeluarga balik cepat2...kami pun segeralah balik ke rumah. anak2 pun tidur dalam kereta pada masa tu...jenuh angkat bila sampai rumah.....bila aku letak anak atas kagtil..aku nampak habis kain baju berselerak..sebelum keluar rumah aku dah kemas
jadi baru aku sedar ada orang poecah rumah..bila aku tengok semua pintu almari kabinet aku semua terbuka.....cicak apa lagi semua main bunyi..riuh rendah seolah2 ada orang atas bumbung..aku capai parang..bimbang kalau2 ada pencuri terpa..aku nak libas parang je. Aku pergi tengok almari kabinet yang terbuka dan aku nampak beg tangan aku yang aku tak bawa masa keluar rumah..dalam tu memang aku simpan barang kemas...dan siap ada duit lagi masa tu tak terusik sedangkan kalau diilkutkan pencuri mesti ambil beg tangan aku sebab tepi pintu yang terbuka tapi pencuri tak nampak. bila aku buka memang dalam tu ada surah yaasin. aku syukur sangat2. Duduk esok suami aku pun pi la report di balai....dah dulu kot..bila ada masa sambung lagi ok

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What is this FAQ about?
This collection of frequently asked questions (FAQ) tries to answer questions about the Advance Fee Fraud ("419 scam"). The scam is named after the section of the Nigerian penal code dealing with fraud.
I received an email telling me I won in a lottery. Is this a scam?
Yes. Fake lotteries are the most common type of "419" scam. Consider the following (if after reading the list below you're still not sure, try submitting it to the Scam-O-Matic, our Instant Online Fraud Check or visit the fraudwatchers.org forum and ask for help there).
• Did you buy a lottery ticket from this company? Did you even hear about them before? If not, it is obviously a fraud. The primary purpose of lotteries is to raise money. Therefore they require people to buy tickets in order to have a chance to win. Lottery companies do not organize "promotional" lotteries, they advertise. A free "promotional" lottery that you only hear about if you win would only promote the lottery to a handful of customers. That doesn't make any sense.
• What information can you find about the company? Perform a Google search for the name of the lottery, the "claims agent" or his/her company. Do the top hits mention "fake", "fraud", "scam" or "419" or are there no matches at all? Also search for the "winning numbers" listed in that email. Do you find several "winning notifications" that look a lot like the one you received? How would that be possible if it was a real lottery where numbers change every week?
Here is a search form for you to use:


• In general, lotteries do not use email to notify winners. The normal procedure is for the winner to watch the media for the announced winning numbers and then to present his paper ticket to a lottery sales agent or to the lottery operator itself. Typically winners have six months to a year to come forward.
• Was the email addressed to "none", to multiple recipients or even to the email address of the sender or did it say "Recipient list suppressed"? This indicates that the same email was sent to a large number of recipients. This would be highly unusual for a real lottery win notification.
• Does the email tell you to contact a different email address or phone number for claiming your prize? Why would a real lottery do that? If the lottery claims to be based in the UK, the Netherlands or in Spain, does it use .co.uk, .nl or .es email addresses and website names?
• Is the contact telephone number a mobile phone or special service number that forwards calls worldwide? This includes any of the following:
o UK: +44-70xx (call redirection)
o Netherlands: +31-6xx (mobile)
o Spain: +34-6xx (mobile)
o Belgium: +32-4xx (mobile)
o South Africa: +27-7x or +27-8x (mobile)
o Nigeria: +234-80x (mobile)
Why would a major company give you a mobile phone as the first point of contact?
• Are you being rushed? Is the claims deadline only a few weeks or even days away? Normal lotteries allow several months to a year for prizes to be claimed. In typical scams the claims deadline is only two to six weeks away, just enough time to extract money out of a "winner".
• Does it mention a computer ballot of several tens of thousands of email addresses from America, Europa, Africa, Asia and Australia/New Zealand? There aren't any legitimate email lotteries of the kind described in such scam emails.
• Does the email mention a "Sweepstakes International Program", an "International Claims Department", a "Fiduciary Agent" or a "Zonal Coordinator"? These terms are typical of fake lotteries.
• Does the email mention a "mix up of some numbers" and a "security protocol", which requires you to keep all details secret until you've received your prize? This is so that other people won't point out that it's a fraud.
• Are you being asked to pay hundreds of Euros or thousands of Pound before the money can be released? This usually happens after the second or third email you receive. Wake up and smell the rat! Real lotteries don't charge you for winning, they just write you a check. Any due taxes are either deducted at source or will be paid by you after you receive the money. If you supposedly won a lottery and you're asked to pay any amount of money towards receiving the prize then it's a scam and the prize isn't real.
• Real lotteries don't send notifications by email, which is considered too unreliable to use for important financial information.
How do I know if an email is a scam?
The general rule of thumb is, if it sounds too good to be true, it probably is. There are a number of what we call "red flags", markers that show up in typical scam emails, such as certain phrases or certain ways of doing things. You can learn to spot these by yourself. For lottery winning notification scams, please see here. You can check any type of suspicious email by pasting it into the "Scam-O-Matic", our Instant Online Fraud Check form or by posting it in the fraudwatchers.org forum where anti-fraud experts will be ready to give your their advice (look for a section called "Scam or Not? Ask Our Advice Here" and start a new thread there). The Scam-O-Matic will provide instant feedback and is able to recognize more than 80% of scams submitted to it. Its detection rate is even better if you supply a complete set of email messages and not just the most recent message or a portion of a message.
"Is that a scam?" -- Ask the Scam-O-Matic!
Why did I received this email?
Spammers send spam to make money. "419" scammers send spam to defraud people. To make as much money as possible, they hit as many email addresses as possible. If you received "419" spam or any other type of spam, it usually means a) your email address can be found on a website (try googling for it!) and b) that you are not using an effective spam filter.
• Most email addresses targetted by spammers are listed as contact addresses on a website, in a link such as this one. Spammers use special address harvesting software to search websites for email addresses and for links. Harvesting addresses off websites is actually illegal under US Federal Law. The software adds all addresses to a file and then repeats the process for all pages mentioned in links. The initial page for the search is usually found via a search engine, in order to start off with pages that contain many addresses. Guestbooks are a prime target for address harvesters (see "What is a "mugu"?").
• Effective spam filters, such as jwSpamSpy, which we use to track domains and emails addresses that identify spam, can recognize "419" scam emails by looking for typical phrases, by analyzing sender addresses and by looking at source addresses in message headers. They can stop scam emails without harming legitimate mail.
Once your address has become public knowledge, it's impossible to put the cat back into the bag. You either need to change email addresses (which is about as painful as changing phone numbers), or you need to use an effective filter. If you have found our website through a search for a name, email address or telephone number contained in a 419 scam that you have received, chances are you would never have seen that scam email if you'd been using our spam filter.
I have already given personal data to the criminals. What will they do with it?
It appears that the main purpose of asking the victim for personal data is not identity theft (i.e. a criminal comitting a crime in your name) but to lend the scam an aura of authenticity. The scammers print fancy looking "certificates" with the victim's name and postal address on it, data that he/she has previously gave to the scammers when first contacted. It's pure psychology.
Nevertheless, the chance of secondary abuse can not be excluded, especially for passport data and bank account information. Sometimes in Nigerian fraud the scammers send scans of passports or other forms of ID to "prove" their identity. We've seen copies of US, UK, South African and other African passports or driver's licenses used. This doesn't happen very often. We suspect some of these passport copies were supplied by victims of fake lottery scams.
There is a danger that bank account numbers are used for check fraud, i.e. for printing fake checks using victims' bank account information. This applies especially to North America, where personal checks are very common. Having said that, we have not personally come across such cases yet.
Other than passport scans we have not seen any evidence that the data collected during fake lottery scams is systematically used for other crimes. We can't give you any guarantees it won't happen, but at least it's not something that seems very common at this time.
If you would like to get further information about possible abuse of the data, take a printout of the form you filled in to your local police station or to your bank manager to get their professional advice.
I have already sent my phone number and address. What should I do?
Stop taking calls and don't reply to any emails from the scammers. You can tell them you know it's a scam and that you've talked to the police, if you want to get rid of them quickly. No need to mention our website to these criminals, though... The scammers want to make money. They can only make money by dealing with people who don't realize it's a scam. They would be wasting their time by staying in touch with you or doing anything other than look for new victims.
I have been asked for my bank account. Will the scammers steal money from it?
We don't have any current reports of any such thefts in the case of fake lottery scams, though there is no guarantee that the data you have provided will not be used for other scams in the future. Be warned that there are some such reports for "classic" 419 scams, even though they are not very commmon. For example, in scams were the 419 victim is offered to pose as an unpaid contractor or heir to a dead foreigner, the paperwork and ID submitted for those bogus claims is sometimes used in conjunction with bank account information for falsifying wire transfer instructions to the victim's bank to transfer money out of the account. To judge the risk of that, please discuss your concerns with your bank manager.
In general, the main purpose of asking for the bank account is only to encourage the victim's belief that he/she is really about to receive a fortune in that account very soon, in order to melt his/her resistance to sending money to the scammers. When the victim does indeed provide the number of an account, this indicates to the scammers that he/she has fallen for the scam and trusts them. Once the scammers find that a person is prepared to provide bank account details, name of the spouse and a copy of his/her driver's license or passport to them, it won't take long until they will ask him/her to send cash by Western Union because they think the person is firmly on the hook and ready to be reeled in.
I have not been asked for money or a bank acount. Is it still a scam?
Probably. Fake lottery scams and other variants of "419" fraud follow a fixed script that works in stages. In most cases the victim is not asked for money immediately, so as not to alert the spam recipients, who might report the email addresses to the webmail providers and get them shut down. Here is a typical sequence:
1. Victim is notified via spam that he/she won a lottery prize and is told to contact a "claims agent".
2. Victim contacts "claims agent", who replies and tells victim to fill in a form with personal data.
3. Victim complies and is told that the winning is confirmed and he/she can receive the money, but only after paying various handling charges to the agent.
4. Victim sends money by Western Union, criminal takes money and ignores complaints after prize is not paid out.
In some cases there is a third party, such as a fake bank or courier service, adding another stage. It can get pretty elaborate, with fees increasing after each payment, if there are multiple payments. All parties (other than the victim of course) are either the same person or members of the same gang.
I can't find the address in my email on your blacklist. Is it still a scam?
Probably. On average we add more than 250 addresses of "419" scammers to our list per day and there must be many more that we never see. This means there probably are thousands of criminals out there producing such scam emails, living off the proceeds.
If the address in your email isn't listed yet, it doesn't mean it's genuine. It probably just means it hasn't been reported to us yet. See the following links:
• How to report 419 spam to us
• I received an email telling me I won in a lottery. Is this a scam?
Please also report 419 spam to the abuse department of the company that provides their email accounts. For example, if the mail originates from mrjephills6@tiscali.co.uk then write to abuse@tiscali.co.uk, quoting the full text of the mail including message headers (in Outlook Express you get the full message source via Ctrl+F3; use cut+paste to insert that into your email).
I have received a Bank draft / cashier's check / Money order. What should I do?
Some fake lottery scams as well as other scams by gangs from Nigeria involve counterfeit monetary instruments, such as fake cashier's checks or US Postal Money Orders (MO). Counterfeit instruments are also used in other scams from Nigeria, such as fraudulent purchases of cars, motor bikes and other vehicles as well as horses and other animals. By pretending to first make a payment to the victim, the criminals overcome a reluctance by the victim to send cash to a total stranger in another country.
So how does this work? Any funds made available by a bank against a deposited check or MO become due again when that check or MO bounces (i.e. is recognized as fake by the bank that supposedly issued it). This could be weeks or even months after those funds were wired to another country by the victim as requested by the criminals. The victim will in effect have wired money borrowed from the bank and will be fully liable for that amount. Here is an example:
• The criminals pose as a legitimate company seeking "representatives" to help process payments from customers of the company.
• A victim responds and gets promised 10% of every transaction.
• A "customer" contacts the victim and sends a $40,000 check supposedly for goods supplied by the "company".
• The victim deposits the check and five days later receives $40,000 in his bank account.
• The "company" instructs the victim to keep $4,000 and wire $36,000 to some foreign bank account.
• One month later the bank calls the victim to report that the deposited check was a fake or stolen check and is void. The $40,000 credit is reversed immediately.
• The victim is now tens of thousands of dollars in debt and may face criminal charges and/or bankrupcy.
The fake checks or MOs are normally mailed from Canada, Nigeria or the UK, though other countries are possible too. They may be part of an elaborate scheme where some person or institution lends funds to a "lottery winner" (the victim), who is unable to come up with the amount demanded for bogus "processing charges" or a minimum deposit for a fake "private bank". They are also used in purchases of big ticket items such as cars. The buyer will send a check that vastly exceeds the value of the car and request the seller to cash it and wire the excess amount to a person who will take care of shipping the purchased car to the buyer. Other examples are "debt repayment" from a third party by check or collecting payments from customers on behalf of a bogus company in Europe, Asia or Africa.
Never deposit such checks or money orders or you could be charged with fraud yourself. In fact under US laws even possession of fake checks and money orders is illegal. Contact your local police and give them check as well as printouts of all emails you have received from the criminals. It's better not to touch the checks or MOs: There may be useful fingerprints on them.
Forward us copies of the emails that preceeded the arrival of the check or MOs. We may be able to identify which other scams this is connected to. See:
• How can I report scams to you?
I already sent money. How can I get it back?
In most cases the answer is you can't.
Most online scams are not seriously investigated by the police. Basically as soon as they find out the criminals are based abroad they give up, because the effort to track down the criminals would be considerable and the chances of success too uncertain. In the United States the FBI only gets involved in online scams such as fake lotteries, fake inheritance claims, etc. with criminals based in Nigeria, Cote d'Ivoire if damages exceed about $100,000. This unfortunately means that such crimes are almost without risk for the criminals. But even in cases where criminals are arrested and convicted in court it is rare that their victims are compensated, because the money has often disappeared by then.
Personally I don't know of a single case where a 419 victim has got his/her money back.
Realistically the only chance to get money back is if you have made a wire transfer a few hours ago and the money hasn't been picked up yet and you phone Western Union / MoneyGram / the bank to cancel the transfer. If this happens soon enough all you lose is the cost of transfer, with the remainder refunded. Once the money has been picked up, it is gone forever.
That's why we try to put as much information online as possible, so victims find out it's a scam *before* they send money.
Beware of any emails, often pretending to originate from official sources in West Africa, Europe or in the USA which tell you they know about the scam and request details about it to help you get your money back. These usually are sent by the very same criminals who cheated you in the first place. The objective is to get you to send even more money, because the "help" never comes for free. You won't get your money back. Instead you'll lose even more money. The criminals are extremely cruel and without conscience, driving many of their victims into ruin.
How can I help fight this scam?
What can I do to protect others from this scam?
Since you've discovered this website, you know that a suspicious email you received is a scam. Many others do not know and are still at risk. Here is how you can help:
• Report spam: Report any 419 spam to the webmail provider used to send the spam or to receive replies (see abuse contact list). For example, if the mail originates from mrjephills6@tiscali.co.uk or if that address is listed as a person to contact then write to abuse@tiscali.co.uk, quoting the full text of the mail including message headers (in Outlook Express you get the full message source via Ctrl+F3; use cut+paste to insert that into your email).
In particular, report any contact addresses mentioned in the body of the spam itself, such as "claims agents" of fake lotteries. These are the most important mailboxes the scammers use. The sooner we get them shut down, the fewer victims there will be.
• Inform others: Talk about this scam to your family and colleagues at work.
• Pinging: Contact the scammers from a disposable Yahoo account to get them to reply, then forward the reply as evidence to us (see here for more details).
• Scambaiting: You can help collect evidence against scammers and waste their time by contacting them from a webmail account (Warning: Do not use your normal email account to do this!). For example, you can create an account at Yahoo.com (link) and then paste the email you received into a message you compose, as if you had received the spam in your Yahoo account. Once you receive a reply, forward a copy of the reply from the criminals to us. To forward an email in Yahoo Mail as an attachment, hold down the Control key while clicking on the Forward button, then address the email to 419@419scam.org. Receiving such replies from "claims agents", "barristers" and "securities companies" allows us to track the true location from which the scammers send their emails (we don't need the emails you sent to the scammers, only their replies). If you really want to waste scammers' time, visit http://www.scambaits.net and read their advice on the art of scambaiting :-)
• Support our efforts: Thousands of people have been alerted to this scam through our website. They used a search engine and found an email address, a name or a telephone number from a 419 email listed by us. Compiling and publishing such information to educate people like you and your family is a time-consuming process for us. Unlike the criminals we take on, we don't make any money from the time we spend. If you appreciate what we are doing and would like to support our efforts, please make a donation (PayPal or credit card - $10, $20 or any amount!) to us. Thank you!

• Filter spam: You can stop receiving 419 and other spams and at the same time support our efforts by purchasing a copy of jwSpamSpy, our spam filter for Windows 2000/XP (US$29.95 / €25 / £18). It has a 30 day free trial period and supports email programs such as Outlook Express or Microsoft Outlook on Windows (not available for Yahoo.com or AOL.com).
• Report to the police: Report 419 spam to law enforcement in your own country, such as the local police or (in the US) the US Secret Service. An overview of reporting addresses for various countries can be found at the
o 419 Coalition website
If you need to contact law enforcement in Nigeria, the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), a body set up by the Nigerian government in 2002, may be helpful:
o info@efccnigeria.org
o www.efccnigeria.org
• Spamtraps: If you have a website you can embed email addresses on pages on your site so they are found by address harvesting software or spammers. We can provide you with an email address that you can hide there or you can create your own email account and have it forward email to one of our spamtraps. Please contact us for details! The more fraud spams we receive, the more criminals we can warn people about.
• Sabotage: Many fraud emails give contact phone numbers. Carefully check the local time before you make any calls, because who would want to be woken up at 3am? If the number starts with +44 70 or +234 80 then check the local time in Lagos, if the number starts with +31 6 or +31 4 check the local time in Amsterdam or Madrid. Some people reply to 419 spam emails and ask the criminals to call them back, giving them phone numbers of other 419 scammers to call. Some people mail large files such as digital snaps to the contact addresses listed in the emails. This can fill up their mailboxes pretty quickly, preventing emails by potential victims from reaching the criminals.
• Muguito / Mugu Marauder: Most fake bank websites set up by criminals will be shut down by the webhosters when contacted. Sites that stay up get targetted by Muguito / the Mugu Marauder, software that you can run from your broadband connection to kill fake banks. If you have flatrate access without bandwitdth cap you can leave it running over night to deprive fraud sites of bandwidth.
I want these guys arrested. What must I do?
This almost never happens - arrest rates for this type of crime are very low. There are a number of reasons for this. This type of crime crosses national borders and uses a relatively anonymous medium, the internet as well as cellphones. There is no crime location as such and investigations are very technical in nature. There is still too little specialized expertise within the police forces. Also, as a white collar crime it does not get the same kind of resources as violent crime or the ideologically driven so-called "war on drugs".
To get an investigation started you have to report the case to law enforcement in your own country, no matter what phone numbers are listed in the emails. Some countries have institutions that specialize in fraud or online crimes. For example, in the United States the Secret Service investigates financial fraud cases. In other countries special sections of the regular local or state police force will handle reported cases.
An overview of reporting addresses for various countries can be found at the
• 419 Coalition website
If this a known scam, why are these guys not arrested?
If you want to find out for yourself, take a printout of a 419 scam email to a police station and try to report a criminal fraud. The officers will basically tell you to delete or ignore such emails when you get them, but not do much more. The sad fact is, the police does not have the resources or the training to cope with the current volume of online scams (though billions of dollars seem to be available for fighting a fruitless "war on drugs", arguably itself an advance fee fraud, but I digress...).
There is no real crime location in online fraud, which raises issues of under which jurisdiction the crime was committed. In most cases the victim and the criminals live in different countries, which means multiple police forces have to cooperate. This is complicated by the fact that classic 419 havens such as Nigeria or other West African countries have major corruption problems. Cote d'Ivoire (Ivory Coast) is in the middle of a civil war and some cities in Nigeria are basically "no go"-areas for the Nigerian federal police.
419 fraud is an industry that on some estimates makes hundreds of millions of dollars per year. It employs thousands of crooks, who vastly outnumber the police officers who investigate their scams. This is not just a few young guys going to an internet cafe to cheat some foreigners. In many cases, African internet cafes are owned by the gang bosses, who pay young men hourly wages for "working" in 419-sweatshops. These bosses are politically well connected and pay off the right people.
Therefore, don't expect this problem to go away any time soon. Instead, expect it to get worse. To use a classic phrase from Nigeria scams, these scams are almost "100% RISK FREE" for the scammers.
How can I report scams to you?
We have received many emails from near-victims who backed out of a fake lottery or other advance fee scam or fraudulent business transaction after they did a search for an email address, name or phone number and came across it on our 419 blacklist. We publish such data to warn potential victims about such scams. The more scammers we can get listed, the more crimes will be prevented. You too can help!
If you've received what looks like a 419 spam (basically, any email from a stranger that promises an unexpected fortune), you're welcome to send us a copy. Please make sure to include the five character string [419] in the subject line of the email (you can follow this with further details, such as name of the fake lottery or other company, alias or email address of the criminal, phone numbers, etc). Examples:
Subject: [419] MICROSOFT EMAIL LOTTERY INTERNATIONAL
Subject: [419] james_robin1@hotmail.com
Subject: [419]
We strongly prefer mails that are submitted as an attached email. That way we will receive an exact copy of the mail you received, as an attachment. We will put that into our database and process it with our spamfilter, which not only lets us verify it looks like a real 419 mail, it also extracts the 419 sender address automatically and we can find out which email provider the criminals used and other information useful for tracking them. Alternatively, you can use copy and paste using the Scam-O-Matic webform, see further below.
How to report fraud by e-mail using Outlook Express
If you are using Outlook Express, open or select the fraud email, then click "Message" and "Forward as Attachment". Type our address <419@419scam.org> into the To: field, use [419] and optional extra information as the subject (see examples above) and click the "Send" button.
How to report fraud by e-mail using Yahoo mail
If you are using Yahoo mail (Classic), open the email, hold down the Control key and click on the "Forward" button. Type our address <419@419scam.org> into the To: field, use [419] as the subject and click the "Send" button.
How to report fraud by e-mail using Incredimail
• Use File / Save As to save the email somewhere on your hard disk (name doesn't matter).
• Repeat previous step as necessary for multiple emails.
• Create a new mail addressed to 419@419scam.org and attach the file(s) created in the previous steps.
How to report fraud using the "Scam-O-Matic" webform
• Highlight the message body of the suspect mail with your mouse and press Ctrl+C to copy the text into the clipboard.
• Go to the "Scam-O-Matic" webform and paste it there.
• You can also provide the email address from which you received the mail, subject lines or header information.
• If you leave an email address where we can contact you then we can get back to you later if we find more information for you or if we need more information about the scam from you.
Please do not use the normal "Forward" function of your email program, if possible. Please do not paste email contents into Word documents. If you do not know how to forward an email as an attachment or none of this makes any sense to you, use either use the "Scam-O-Matic" webform or the normal "Forward" function. With the latter, please make sure to include the five character string [419] in the message subject. If you do use the "Forward as attachment" function, you should still mark the message subject as [419].
Note: If you forward a 419 scam mail in the body of your email to us (inline forward) without marking the subject then in some cases the mail is indistinguishable by software from a real 419 email. It may get intercepted by our filter because it looks too much like spam from a spammer. You sure don't want that to happen, because in effect you would have accidentally submitted your own email address to the blacklist ;-)
Therefore, submit the mail as an attachment, or to the webform or mark the subject and you'll be safe!
You should also report 419 scam addresses to the abuse-department of the email provider they used. In addition, you can contact law enforcement or appropriate government institutions in your country. See the following for more details:
• What can you do when you receive 419 spam
How can I help you gather evidence?
If you receive a fraudulent "lottery winning notification" or "business proposal" (i.e. any offer of easy money as described on our website), you can help us gather evidence by "pinging" (see definition) the scammers and forwarding the response to us. This wastes the scammers time and helps us to track them. Follow these steps carefully:
1. Create a Yahoo email account using an assumed name (you only need to do this once for multiple scam emails you receive). Either the main Yahoo.com website or national variants (yahoo.co.uk, yahoo.ca, yahoo.fr, yahoo.de) are fine. You should probably turn off the Yahoo spamfilter. Not all webmail services are suitable (e.g. Hotmail is not), but Yahoo is perfect for this.
2. Open Yahoo! Mail, select "Compose" and paste the body of the scam email into the new email. Paste the email address from either the body of the message ("claims agent", "confidential private email address", etc.) or from the sender address, if there no explicit reply address, into the "To:" field.
3. Add a suitable subject line (this can be copied from the original scam email, maybe with a "Re: " prefix). Then add some brief text at the beginning to make this look like a "real" response, but don't overplay it. Examples (please vary these and use your imagination):
o "Hello, I'd like to claim my lottery prize, see message below"
o "This business proposal sounds interesting. Please send me more information!"
o "Is this a joke or is it real?"
o "how soon can i get this money? i could really do with it !!!"
o "I RECEIVED THIS MAIL. WHAT DO I NEED TO DO ???"
Then click "Send".
4. You should get a reply within 24-72 hours, often from a different email address. Open that reply from the scammer and forward it to us (we only need the scammer's reply, NOT your email to the scammer):
o Mark an identifying portion of the mail, such as the lottery name or alias of the scammer and copy it to the clipboard.
o Hold down the control key while clicking the "Forward" button.
o Change the subject to the five characters [419] followed by a space and then paste the lottery name or alias of the scammer from the clipboard (anything after [419] is optional).
o Address the email to 419@419scam.org (it's quickest if you add this address to the Yahoo address book.
o Click "Send".
You will find that the scambaiting account soon starts attracting new 419 spam, i.e. initial spam messages, not just replies you requested. You can also forward those to us.
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The term "ping" originally meant the high pitched sound used by a submarine to measure distances to objects, such as the seabed or another vessel. By bouncing sound off an object and measuring the runtime the sonar system could determine how far apart it was. The same term is used on the internet to describe a minimal packet sent to another host to test connectivity and speed.
"I HAVE TO INFORM YOU THAT I AM VERY DISSAPOINTED WITH YOUR ATTITUDE ON ALL ISSUES CONCERNING THIS TRANSACTION AS I HAVE NOT HEARD FROM YOU ALL THIS TIME.
I HAVE CONTACTED THE SECURITY COMPANY WERE THIS GIVEN FUND IS DEPOSITED FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE AND I HAVE BEEN WAITING FOR YOU TO RESPOND TO MY MAILS AS I AM NOT HAPPY WITH YOU.
PLEASE IF YOU WISH TO CONTINUE WITH THIS TRANSACTION SIMPLY SEND YOUR INFORMATIONS TO ME IN GETTING THE NECESSARY LEGAL DOCUMENTS THAT WILL ENABLE US TO FACILITATE THE IMMEDIATE RELEASE OF THIS GIVEN FUND AS AT THIS TIME."
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Since when has this scam been around?
Current 419 fraud emails involving "Nigeria fraud" and fake lotteries trace back to an idea known as the "Spanish prisoner scam", which goes back to before 1914 (World War I) and before it the "Letter from Jerusalem scam" documented by Vidocq after the French Revolution:
• "The Spanish prisoner" (Arthur Train, 1910)
• http://www.samizdat.com/solovieff.html
• Lettre de Jérusalem
Modern variants of the scam started circulating from Nigeria by fax and postal mail in the 1980s and netted quite a few, often quite wealthy victims worldwide during the 1990s. The scam crossed over into email in the late 1990s. The oldest 419 email in our own collection was sent in March 2000. By May 2001 we were getting more than one 419 email per week already. In January 2002 we started receiving more than one per day. Now it's about 40 per day in our main email account and 400-900 per day in our total spam feed.
What is a "mugu"?
The word "mugu" (which means "fool") is used by junior "419" scammers who collect addresses for 419 scams from website guestbooks. These so called "guymen" use the term in non-sensical entries to mark guestbooks already harvested for spamming. The idea is to prevent fellow scammers from offering competing but equally dubious "BUSINESS PROPOSALS" to the same victims (which might alert them to the fact that both proposals are scams). Email addresses in such gustbooks, or at least all addresses in entries posted before the "mugu" posting are supposed to be off-limits to other scammers.
• Typical names:
o "mugu"
o "guymen"
o "mugu Lome Togo"
• Typical email addresses:
o "mugu@mugu.com"
o "mugu@yahoo.com"
• Typical message bodies:
o mugu don come
o mugu keep offffffffffffffffffffffffffff
o KKKKKKEEEEEEEPPPP OFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF
o MUGU@MUGU.COM MUGU@MUGU.COM MUGU@MUGU.COM MUGU@MUGU.COM
If you have a guestbook on your site, make sure email addresses are not displayed to other visitors, so that your visitors are spared "419" and other spam. If you have log files for guestbook postings, track the IP addresses used for "mugu" postings and block them in the .htaccess file of your website if they happen to be from Nigeria, Togo or Côte d'Ivoire.
Scam terminology: "Guymen", lads, mugus, baiters and "jokers"
Who is who:
• The scammers refer to themselves as "guymen". They call their victims "maga". The term "mugu" (found in guestbook spam) is a Nigerian word for fool.
• Scambaiters (people who make it their hobby to wind up scammers and waste as much of their time as possible) refer to the scammers as "lads" (as in "lads from Lagos") and to themselves as baiters.
• Lads tend to call baiters "jokers". Many of them are not even aware of active scambaiting communities that are fighting them.
• A boss of a 419 scam ring is called a "oga", the Nigerian word for boss (not just a crime boss). Both lads and baiters use this expression.
• Eastern European scammers tend to be called "vlads" (as in "Vladimir") by the baiters.
Is anybody really so stupid as to fall for this scam?
This is not a matter of intelligence. Some of these scammers are actually very good at what they are doing. They know what buttons to push, psychologically speaking. The techniques used by the scammers have been developed and refined over many years.
You would be surprised just how many people from all walks of life have become victims of this scam. Some are businessmen or academics. In some cases people have even committed other crimes, such as stealing money from their employers, to cover the advance fee payments, hoping they would be able to repay the money from the promised fortune before anybody would notice.
It is not merely a matter of intelligence, but of circumstances and psychology. If you are an immigrant or someone for whom English is not your first language it is more difficult to pick up on signs of fraud. We have found that some people who contact us about the scam really need to be talked out of it. This is especially true if someone is in a difficult economic situation. A sudden lottery win would appear like the solution to all their problems. If you are a mother with a handicapped child or a husband with a sick wife without medical insurance, or if you run a small business going though hard times then a million dollars dangling in front of your nose can develop a magic attraction that gets the better of common sense.
The scammers take advantage of vulnerable people and they know it.
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How can I stop receiving scam mails?
Reading 419 spam emails can be somewhat entertaining at first, but the novelty value soon wears off. Then you will hit the delete key to get rid of these nuisance mails, day after day. Blocking by sender address or reporting mailboxes to the providers are only partial solutions, because "419" senders create new email accounts all the time - we collect almost 300 new addresses every day! More intelligent tools are required. A good spam filter can be a highly effective tool for keeping fraudulent mails out of your inbox. The vast majority of "419" sender addresses published on our website is gathered by automatically scanning hundreds of thousands of emails every day. The spam filter we developed and use is available as a commercial product for your desktop (for Windows 2000/XP and with ISPs that provide POP3 access).
• jwSpamSpy - email spam filter for Windows 2000/XP and POP3 mailboxes



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Khamis, 27 Mei 2010

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sajak by robert claude

Hello Darling

My soul lies beyond the clouds and space
That’s where it waits for you; burning bright
Wanting your gentle touch, your warm embrace
The caress of your wings,
where everything’s all right

Spread your wings and fly towards me
Rise to the heavens with your guiding heart
Following the voice of my soul, follow its plea
You’ll never be alone we’ll never be apart

It’s counted every second you’ve been away
Waiting restlessly, faithfully it’ll always wait
For your return home, for you to stay
I’ve always known from the start you’re my fate

So here I am waiting and I’ll wait for a lifetime
Because I’ve known that all I’ve needed is you
My heart’s always wanted you
even after all this time
It’s always dreamt of finding a love so true

Sweet Love
Robert.C



My Love for you darling, is

Constant as the sands of time,
falling grain by grain
Higher than the skies above,
that brings the springtime rain
Countless as the twinkling stars,
scattered across the night
Hotter than the searing sun
which burns by day so bright
Tender as a lover's touch
with passion at its peak
More helpless than a newborn babe
lying young and weak
Lovely as the sweetest bird
singing loves sweet song
Longer than the end of time
and then go twice as long
Sweet as all the honey
ever made by any bee
Stronger than the mighty oak
or any other tree
Lonely as the world's last woman,
because we are apart
Deeper than the deepest hole,
the hole that's in my heart
My love for you is all these things
and more than I can say
My love for you is all I have
to get me through each day .

Love you forever N ever.

Regards,

Robert.








Rabu, 26 Mei 2010

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Debaran menanti serangan ASOleh MOHD ROSLAN MOHD SALUDINBuat sekelian kalinya, dalam sejarah ketamadunan, dunia diancam oleh satu lagi keadaan yang akan menyebabkan banyak negara akan mendapat tempias daripada apa juga yang bakal berlaku di Iraq.Sebagai salah sebuah negara yang banyak mempengaruhi harga dan pasaran minyak antarabangsa, apa juga yang terjadi kepada Iraq dan rantau Teluk akan menyebabkan keadaan pasaran minyak dunia tergugat dan berada dalam keadaan tidak menentu buat beberapa ketika.Sesungguhnya minyak mampu menggugat kestabilan ekonomi dunia lantaran ekonomi setiap negara yang saling bergantungan. Ini hakikat yang tidak dapat ditolak oleh sesiapa pun. Tidak ada negara yang boleh mengelak daripada merasai bahana peperangan yang bakal berlaku.Dalam pada itu keseluruhan umat Islam, bukan sahaja di Malaysia malah di seluruh dunia menunggu dengan menarik nafas penuh debaran kemungkinan - kemungkinan serangan Amerika Syarikat (AS) ke atas Iraq dan akibatnya kepada mereka masing-masing.Jika benar seperti mana diberitakan oleh media bahawa mengikut laporan Pentagon, AS akan menyerang Iraq dua minggu selepas selesainya ibadat haji, bermakna peperangan dijangka berlaku sekitar lewat Februari atau awal Mac. Dilaporkan juga berhubung dengan kemungkinan penggunaan persenjataan yang sepuluh lebih dahsyat daripada yang pernah dialami Iraq pada peperangan 1991.AS dikatakan sudah pun menghimpunkan 200,000 angkatan bersenjatanya di sekitar Teluk dan dikatakan memperuntukkan sejumlah hampir 60 bilion dolar (RM200 bilion) sebagai bajet peperangan keatas Iraq - satu jumlah yang melebihi lima kali ganda bajet pembangunan Malaysia bagi 2003.Dalam keadaan yang sedemikian dunia, termasuk Malaysia berada dalam keadaan yang agak resah. Kerajaan sudah pun mengambil langkah-langkah awal bagi mempersiapkan diri untuk mengatasi sebarang kemungkinan yang tercetus akibat serangan AS ke atas Iraq.Alasan yang digembar-gemburkan oleh AS dan sekutunya bahawasanya Iraq telah melanggar ketetapan resolusi 1441 yang antara lainnya memberi mandat kepada Pertubuhan Bangsa-Bangsa Bersatu (PBB) menyiasat status pemilikan dan pembangunan senjata pemusnah oleh Iraq. Resolusi 1441 juga menyebut tentang pencabulan resolusi PBB sebelum ini berhubung pematuhan Iraq terhadap perjanjian damai Iraq-Kuwait 1991 dan perkara berkaitan hak asasi manusia dan penglibatan Iraq dengan keganasan antarabangsa.Kesemua ini dikatakan masih dalam siasatan PBB dan diberitakan pasukan penyiasat yang di ketuai oleh Hans Blix dan Dr. El-Baradei memerlukan lebih masa untuk menyiasat dan mengemukakan cadangan kepada Majlis Keselamatan PBB.Persoalannya, hukum apakah yang diguna pakai oleh AS untuk menyerang Iraq? Tidak ada sebab bagi AS untuk menyerang Iraq sebelum kesemua tuduhan ke atas Iraq dibuktikan dan sebelum PBB selesai membuat siasatan dan secara jelas membuktikan kesalahan Iraq. PBB sahaja yang mempunyai mandat untuk menghalalkan serangan ke atas Iraq, bukannya AS.Begitupun, jika inilah yang dijadikan alasan serangan ke atas Iraq, banyak negara lain yang patut diberi perhatian oleh AS saperti Korea Utara dan Israel yang masing-masing memenuhi salah satu atau dua kalau tidak semua kriteria memiliki senjata pemusnah, pencabulan hak asasi manusia dan penglibatan dengan keganasan.Jelas apa yang lebih utama bagi AS ialah menyempurnakan cita-cita jahatnya yang tersirat melebihi daripada apa yang tersurat.AS mempunyai agenda menguasai ekonomi dunia melalui penguasaan mutlak telaga dan pengaliran minyak di Teluk. Sejak Perang Dunia Kedua, AS menguasai ekonomi dunia dan menjadi kuasa utamanya. Kekuasaan mereka ke atas ekonomi dunia membolehkan mereka menguasai politik dunia.Kekuasaan ini sebenarnya tidak pernah tercabar kecuali sewaktu minyak dijadikan senjata oleh negara-negara Arab pada tahun 70-an dan semasa wujudnya ancaman dalam perang dingin. Kini mereka telah berjaya meruntuhkan benteng Timur dan melihat satu-satunya ancaman ekonomi yang masih ada ialah bekalan minyak. Bukan menjadi rahsia bahawa dua pertiga daripada 1.6 juta tong minyak yang dikeluarkan Iraq sekarang digunakan oleh AS.Sebagai penyimpan rizab yang kedua terbesar selepas Arab Saudi, Iraq dilihat mampu menggugat ekonomi AS dalam keadaan-keadaan tertentu dan oleh yang demikian pengguasaan telaga dan pengaliran minyak adalah menjadi strategik kepada AS.Perang saraf dan psikologi terhadap Iraq dan negara Teluk seperti mana dilakukan kepada benteng Timur pada era perang dingin dahulu gagal menepati sepenuhnya matlamat ini walaupun mereka berjaya menguasai secara tidak langsung negara-negara minyak kecuali Iraq dan Iran.Satu-satunys pilihan yang ada ialah menyerang Iraq dan mengubah rejimnya yang ada bila berkesempatan secara paksa.Realiti semasa dunia unipolar pada hari ini yang wujud dengan keruntuhan benteng Timur difikirkan waktu paling sesuai bagi AS membinasakan Iraq dan memastikan tiada saingan dalam penguasaannya ke atas minyak dan seterusnya ekonomi dunia.Kesempatan daripada sentimen anti-pengganas, anti-Arab, anti-Islam di AS yang memuncak selepas peristiwa 11 September digunakan sepenuhnya oleh AS untuk memulakan langkah awal menyerang Iraq. AS mungkin tidak ada peluang kedua selepas ini bagi meraih sokongan rakyatnya dan dunia kepada kempennya menyerang Iraq.Faktor mengambil kesempatan juga dikatakan menjadi sebab tindakan perang ke atas Iraq apabila kelihatan kedudukan lemah kerajaan-kerajaan Islam di Asia Barat yang tidak berkemampuan bersatu dan menentang kuasa AS. Ini dibuktikan dengan kegagalan negara Islam bersatu menentang campur tangan AS di Afghanistan walaupun sebenarnya AS gagal menyelesaikan isu keganasan yang menjadi dalih mereka sewaktu menyerang Afghanistan.Sebaik sahaja kerajaan sekutu AS di Afghanistan berjaya diwujudkan, Iraq kini dijadikan tumpuan. Sikap rejim Saddam Hussein yang anti-Barat dan anti-AS itu menyemarakkan dendam AS untuk menguasai Iraq melalui peperangan. Hasrat AS untuk menguasai politik Asia Barat hampir ke matlamatnya dengan penguasaan ke atas Iraq.Dalam pada itu, perihal politik dan ekonomi dalaman AS sendiri dilihat sebagai di antara faktor yang tersirat serangan AS terhadap Iraq. Adalah tidak menjadi rahsia lagi bahawa peranan pelobi-pelobi dalam penentuan kepimpinan dan polisi AS.Pelobi dari kumpulan yang berkepentingan di dalam industri pembinaan senjata AS umpamanya, mahukan Iraq diserang supaya industri mereka mampu terus produktif dan kekal beroperasi.Pelobi dari kumpulan perindustrian minyak pula dahagakan kontrak dan peluang menerokai potensi minyak Iraq kerana peluang di Eropah dan AS semakin berkurangan akibat daripada rizab yang sudah hampir habis.AS juga dikatakan akur dengan tekanan pelobi Yahudi yang gerunkan kekuatan Iraq di samping hasrat mengalihkan tumpuan dunia daripada penyelesaian masalah kemanusiaan yang lebih mendesak yang berlaku di Palestin berbanding di Iraq.Kegagalan kerajaan Bush Jr. mengatasi masaalah ekonomi dan terhakisnya keyakinan rakyat AS kepada kesihatan ekonomi mendesak Bush menakutkan rakyatnya dengan momokan yang direka (Iraq) sebagai lebih mendesak berbanding permasalahan ekonomi yang dihadapinya. Ini dibuat supaya rakyat AS bersatu dan alpa kepada permasalahan dalaman sebenar pentadbirannya - sebuah pentadbiran yang dipilih ke White House melalui kemenangan yang tipis dalam sejarah pemilihan Presiden AS.Kalau direnungkan, sebesar mana sangatkah ancaman Iraq berbanding ancaman blok komunis pada masa Perang Dingin dahulu yang mewajarkan ia diserang untuk kesekian kalinya?AS dan sekutunya tidak pernah menyerang mana-mana blok negara komunis pada era perang dingin yang jelas mempunyai keupayaan pemusnahan yang berkali ganda lebih hebat dan dahsyat dari yang ada pada Iraq hari ini. Sudahlah keruntuhan ekonomi, kebuluran, kekurangan bahan makanan dan ubat-ubatan melemahkan Iraq dan rakyatnya, wajarkah kali ini mereka diserang habis-habisan?Kenapa tiada tindakan kepada Korea Utara atau Israel jika soal menghapuskan ancaman senjata pemusnah besar-besaran (WMD) dan keganasan menjadi alasan menyerang Iraq? Kenapa ada sikap dwi-standard diaplikasikan dalam kedua-dua kes ini?Kenapa tidak tunggu sehingga PBB memutuskan dan membuktikan Iraq benar-benar bersalah saperti mana didakwa?Kenapa isu keganasan ke atas penduduk Palestin dikesampingkan sedangkan disanalah saban hari keganasan dan pencabulan hak asasi manusia berleluasa. Jika benar rejim Iraq ganas apakah kurangnya keganasan Israel terhadap Palestin?Amatlah malang bagi rakyat Iraq khususnya, mereka dihukum bunuh secara keseluruhan oleh AS dan sekutunya dengan alasan bahawa dunia tidak boleh menerima rejim Saddam Hussin. Sebagai memperkuatkan hujah mereka, mereka menuduh Saddam sebagai pengganas yang memiliki WMD dan mesti dihapuskan. Umat Islam di Iraq diugut dengan diberi kata dua sama ada mereka menghukum Saddam atau menghadapi serangan AS.Sudahlah sekian lama - sejak 1991 rakyat Iraq telah disiksa dan dilemahkan melalui berbagai sekatan yang tidak berperi kemanusiaan. Ramai rakyat Iraq - kanak kanak, wanita dan orang tua yang tidak berdosa terkorban dan tersiksa akibat daripada sekatan yang sedemikian, namun mereka tidak sekali-kali menyerahkan maruah mereka dan tunduk kepada AS dengan begitu mudah.Saddam terus berkuasa dan terus mendapat sokongan daripada rakyatnya. Inilah hakikat yang tidak boleh diterima oleh AS.September 11 menjadi titik tolak kepada sikap rakus AS menjadikan perang sebagai senjata menentang keganasan. AS menjadikan peperangan menentang keganasan sebagai penyebab untuk menyerang Afghanistan dan kini Iraq.Umat Islam melihat keangkuhan AS ini sebagai pencabulan kepada nilai-nilai yang AS sendiri perjuangkan - demokrasi, kebebasan dan hak asasi manusia. Tidak hairanlah bahawasanya apa yang tersirat bagi AS lebih penting daripada yang tersurat dalam konfliknya dengan Iraq.- Mohd Roslan Bin Mohd Saludin, Fellow, Pusat Perundingan dan Latihan, Institut Kefahaman Islam Malaysia (IKIM).

Isnin, 22 Mac 2010

gambar pokok buah-buahan yg tengah berbuah, ayam itik.angsa dan ikan dalam kolam




pokok kuini yg mula mengeluarkan buah
kanan nur awanis yang tengah bersama anak jiran






pokok keriang yang suatu masa dulu tinggi telah dipotong dan boleh dicapai dgn tangan.










itik-itik riang berenang di kolam merebut makanan yang diberi kepada ikan keli
















itik nila berbisik sesama sendiri melihat penulis mengambil gambar mereka.
Bawah angsa putih dan kelabu menjadi pengawal keselamatan di rumahku. Nak buat cammana nak upah guard tak mampu.
















pokok bunga kertas yang terdapat di belakang rumah























buah jambu air yang berbuah lebat sepanjang masa dan gambar atas, khairul arifin yg menikmati kelebatan buah jambu air anugerah Tuhan









































buah janggus atau gajus yang sungguh cantik yang terdapat di sekitar rumahku. Edible Garden

































Selasa, 16 Mac 2010

RESEPI SFC CIPTAAN CIKGU SALMAH

AYAM SEKOG

BAHAN A
TEPUNG GANDUM SEMANGKOK
TEPUNG BERAS 3 CAMCA
SERBUK LADA PUTIH 2 CAMCA
SERBUK REMPAH KARI AYAM 1 BUNGKUIH
AJINOMOTO SIKIT CUKUP
GARAM SIKIT

BAHAN B
TELOQ ITIK 5 BIJIK

BAHAN C
MINYAK MASAK SEBUNGKUIH

CARA-CARA
SIANG AYAM BESAQ-BESAQ MACAM AYAM KFC(BELAH 12)
BASUH DAN KISAQ DGN TEPUNG GANDUM MACAM BIASA
BILA BERSIH TOSKAN BAGI KERING

DALAM MANGKOK LAIN PUKUI TELOQ ITIK SAMPAI KEMBANG(CAMPUQ KUNING DGN PUTIH)

DALAM MANGKUK LAIN BUBUH SEMUA BAHAN A, GAUL RATA. JANGAN DOK CAMPUQ DGN TELOQ PULAK. TAK JADI.

LANGKAH KE-3 AMBIK AYAM SIKIT-SIKIT LA MASUKKAN DALAM TELOQ YANG DAH DIPUKUI

LANGKAH KE -4 ANGKAT AYAM YG DAH BERSALUT DGN TELOQ, GAUL MASUK DALAM TEPUNG YANG KERING. JANGAN BAGI BASAH

LANGKAH KE-5 JERANG MINYAK PENUH BELANGA. BILA MINYAK PANAS, MASUKKAN LA AYAM TU. ALIH-ALIH LA AYAM SAMPAI MASAK.

DA H TU CICAHLAH DGN SOS CILI. SELAMAT MENCUBA. TAK PAYAH BELI PERIUK MAHAI-MAHAL SAMPAI BERIBU.(GELAK PASAI KURSUS DAPUQ SIHAT TAHUN LEPAS) DENGAN BELANGA MURAH PUN SFC(SALMAH FRIED CHICKEN DAH SEDAP).

SYARAT GUNA TELOQ ITIK BARU BEST

Jumaat, 5 Mac 2010

gambar anak-anak masa kecik dulu

KHAIRUL ARIFIN 7/12/2006(USIA SEHARI) SEKARANG DAH 3 TAHUN 3 BULAN
azhani masa umur dua tiga tahun, la ni dah umur 19 tahun dok di Kolej Matrikulasi Pulau Pinang. Cita-cita nak jadi ahli farmasi
Awanis masa umur 6 bulan. La ni dah 11 tahun. Cita-cita nak jadi doktor




gambar kenangan anak-anak En, Basir dan anak-anak En, Zainol di Cameron Highland sekitar tahun 1995(kalau tak silap)




gemuk juga penulis waktu 1990-an. Nasibla la ni dah ok balik



azhani dgn zati masa kecik-kecik. Zati la ni dok tunggu tawaran dr IPTA lepas ambik result SPM 2009. Cita-cita nak jadi jurutera kimia








kakak faziana dulu masa umur 2 tahun setengah, la ni dah 21 tahun. Ambil kursus undang-undang di UUM. La ni kursus tu dah diiktiraf. Baru masuk semester 2, Berbakat besar boleh jadi perunding imej, jurusolek, mahir dalam ICT dan insyaallah boleh jadi lawyer serba boleh




bersama keluarga cikgu zainol ahmad melancong ke cameron highland









kakak yana, kakak ani dan kakak zati serta bang razak bergambar kenangan









berlemuehnya anak sapa ni. Ni.....la nur awanis masa kecik-kecik.La ni..dah Tahun 5 di Sekolah Rendah Al- Azhar












montelnya anak sapa ni...... ni..lah zati masa kecik-kecik dulu sekarang sedang tunggu spm










zati buat apa tu......












ni kakak faziana masa kecik-kecik. Gelap, tak sangka pula besaq cerah. La ..ni dah umur 21 tahun













wanis , debab masa kecik tapi la ni....kurus panjang














azhani,,,,,,,come macam anak patung........gambar ni pun tinggal satu saja.













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