A peace rally. (Part 1)

Peace be upon you.
Hye everyone! See the tittle?
Yeah, that's what my post is about this time.
If you don't like and has no interest in the title, than you better go now :)

Firstly, the definition of rally.


Rally refers to a gathering, as in:

• Political rally, a demonstration, march, or parade

Source: Wikipedia

So guys, understand the definition of rally? Rally is the synonym to demonstration. And Malaysia is one of the democratic country. 

Now, the definition of peace.

Peace is a state of harmony characterized by the lack of violent conflict. 

Source: Wikipedia

Now let's go deeper in details. As I said before, Malaysia is in the list of Democratic country right? Which means the society/citizen is in freedom and have an equal opportunity to express their opinion. 

Democracy requires votes. Every adult person should be able to vote regardless of gender, colour, race, religion, sexuality or political belief. 

Let's start this. I'm sure you all have heard this thing called 'Bersih' right? It's going all around Malaysia. Everywhere though, in the newspaper, medias such as TV3 and all those politic websites etc. And Im pretty sure everyone who is reading this right now already now that i'm a true humble Bersih supporters too. But I'm sure you all have no idea what the heck is Bersih. 

What is it for? What's the function? Why is everybody talking about Bersih? Isn't it illegal? Why are you harming yourself? Why are you thinking about all this junk?

All this question, I will try and answer it all in this post.

Before anything, I want to ask you, what is the role of the government? What do government do?

Okay well I don't know all of them, but I do know one thing.

To make sure that society is in peace and in a comfortable situation.

Now I want you to look outside, look into the real world, open your eyes wide, is this country in a  comfortable situation? Are you in peace? Well maybe you are. But think about others. Think about the homeless people out there, don't know where to go, asking for donations, indeed, don't even have food to eat. 

Second, go ask your parents how much money they have to let go for taxes, bills, tolls and what not. Ask them how much money they gave to the government per year and per every single brothers or sisters you have.

Last, ask yourself, where did all the money go. Where is all those billions of money go? Where is it?

-To Be Continued-

Hye. Wow. Its been a really long time. Finally, the diligent mood turned on. And again, hello slaves of Allah :)

As you guys already know, I'm here officially in Malaysia, living and studying. Life's been okay. Not that good and not that bad. School? Hm, school is school, and always will be. I don't know what's the topic for today. So I'll just let my fingers do what they want and let my brain and heart let it all out. 

A lot of things happened for the past days/weeks/months. My mom gave a talk about 'Hygiene' at my school, my dad's spine has been diagnosed as crooked, KRS camping, and what not. 

Big thing, I'm in the debate club. I don't like debate. I seriously don't. I mean like, all they do is rebel or probably 'membebel' for the whole 7 minutes and so on. Im not the one who made that decision of entering the so-called-exclusive-club. Some people chose. I guess I just have to follow the flow~ 

Anyway, yeah debate. My first impresion? Scared and nervous as heck. First training, interview and a speech. Well, I had to give a speech about this one topic that I couldn't remember. And I was trembling. Duhh, imagine you talk in front of a bunch of people without any script or points? I bet you're gonna pee in your pants. Ahah =p 

I mean like.. Yeah yeah. I lived in Australia. Yeah yeah I'm good at English. But debate is not just English. You have to um, pretty much have a nerdy brain? Lol. You have to do tans of research about stuff. Things for your general knowledge and what not. I am so not that kind of people. I talk broken English. I curse, a lot. What makes you think I will become one of those intense debaters?

Well yes. With training, practicing, giving speeches, I WILL become a wonderful debater. But I am not so sure about giving my time to do all that stuff okay? I gotta admit, I'm an awful, lazy person. I guess I gotta change that for the sake of... a brighter future?

Moreover, Zubair separates all the debaters into three groups of Luqman, Kak Solehah and Izdihar. I'm in Luqman's group. At first, I was so blurred out. He just talks in front of us about things(wasn't concentrating) that I don't really get. Well that was at first. Maybe he was going too fast for a beginner like me. After some discussions, he changed the way he teach us. And that changes was good :) It's not hella serious anymore. We played a game called 'Guess Who' which will teach our self how to ask something about the motion, I guess. Well that was fun. Much more understanding than at first. 

Guess debate wasn't so bad after all.

Conclusion, don't judge by the first place! Haha =p