Sunday, September 23, 2012

东京知事の石原達。福岛东電事故に関する管理問題を隠すために、魚釣島国有化の課题を取り上げて日本民衆の注意(FOCUS)を移す可能性もあると思います

东京知事の石原達。福岛东電事故に関する管理問題を隠すために、魚釣島国有化の課题を取り上げて日本民衆の注意(FOCUS)を移す可能性もあると思います

中国は日本にたいして恩義がある、中国からか伝われた妙法蓮華経 、元のモンゴル軍が日本に上陸できなかたそしてモンゴルの襲いを免れた。蒋介石のお かげで日本は統一の国として栄ている.日本は中国にたいして恩義もある
日本は中国にたいして恩義もある、孫文、周作人などの名人は日本に留学して、習ったことを中国の改革に生かしました。中日同文同種でで絶対にただがわないこと。
だから両方も原点に戻て力をあわせて、世界の平和と繁営を贡献しなければなりません

Thursday, September 13, 2012

S'pore prosecutor also owes explanation to rakyat

If it is true that former Singapore prosecutor Glenn Knight had wrongly prosecuted former MCA president Tan Koon Swan, then his apology to him is not sufficient, he is also answerable to the people of Malaysia and Singapore.

This is because his actions triggered a chain reaction leading to the collapse of the Pan-Electric Industries company and the disruption of the stock exchanges in Singapore and Malaysia.

http://www.malaysiakini.com/letters/208847

This in turn caused losses and operational disruptions to many public listed companies.

The incident might have even imposed a negative impact on the development of cooperatives, hence depriving opportunities for common citizens like hawkers and small traders to further expand their businesses.

An apology to Tan Koon alone is not enough. Knight still owes the people of Malaysia and Singapore an explanation.

Friday, September 7, 2012


I like to study history and do my personnel research on historical
development including technological development during my free time.
Through my observation , study and personnel research I noticed that
the development of our society is
closely linked to development of materials science and materials engineering.
The ancient Chinese Believed that 金木水火土 (Metal , wood, water ,fire
and earth are the essentials of the world? It is part of a universal
truth().Fire represents energy is things that we can not live without
, we need energy that we derived from oxygen to carry out our
activities every second , fuel in the form of fossil fuel , solar
energy ,hydropower ,wind power , nuclear energy are required for
generation of electricity for industrial and domestic use. Also fire could be regarded as radioactive element that can be  the efficient way of generation of energy.  Wood or
carbon based compound provide usfood , cloth , Shelter Home, and cart for transport cargo.
Earthenware are use have been used container for ornamental purpose ,clay and brick which are essentially composed of earth until todayare used as building materials. Metal which was used in the past formaking weapon is widely used today to make industrial machinery ,industrial component ,domestic utensil , and building materials.
Fire which represent energy is the essential that we need s every
seconds . Wood support lives since the first existence of living
being, earth are materials that we depend for as a building material
since primitive time , the technology of metal refinement and metal
alloying is always accompanied by a significant break through in
technological development.
Are Metal , wood, water ,fire and earth, these five essential still
relevant to us today but they are still used today as industrial
materials and are known as
i) Ceramic and glasses ,ii) Polymers ,iii) Metal alloy , iv)Fuel
The ancient Chinese apart from believing that the five elements of
metal , wood , water ,fire and earth are the essentials of the world ,
also believe that these five these elements could annihilate or supplement and complement each other under the right conditions

According to rule of  formation and annihilation of WU XING (five elements), metal goes into liquid during corrosion , water goes into wood , wood goes into   fire , fire  goes into earth, earth  goes into metal.

From the modern scientific point of view this is true because metal cannot cut water and it  give rise to the corrosion product in liquid form during corrosion , water with mineral content assist the growth of wood , wood is used as fuel to support combustion , a hot temperature is required to turn watery clay into earthen ware  and metal is not its pure form but always associated with earth.

Metal overcomes wood , wood overcomes earth , earth overcome water , water overcome fire ,fire overcome metal . This is also true because axe or other tool made of metal is used to cut tree, wood  are grown to  protect the earth in order prevent flood , also we need water to quench our thirst  and we also need fire to refine metal.

For metal container of the right shape and size sufficient amount of metal need to be melt by fire

Water can give rise to liquid , when liquid is abundant metal will settle ,a metal that has been  properly tempered  with water will become  less brittle .Metal can used to cut down tree ,however will lose its effective sharpness after cut down too many trees. Metal depend on earth for its formation , when earth are abundant metals is hidden below , when too much mineral are present ,the quality soil changes.  A growing fire  in the presence of water complements each other. Fire assist the formation of earthen ware

 

For these reason materials in the form of  WUXIN  ( five elements) should be handled cautiously to sustain development to avoid tragic., when too much earth is present fire will turn weak, a strong fire will stop growing when sufficient amount of soil is present. Fire can melt metal ,but too much metal is present fire would extinguish , when metal is not strong it could easily be melted. Fire depend on wood to grow , when wood is accumulated  in the presence of fire the fire grows , too much fire would make wood burns. When too much water are accumulated in the earth , a pond is formed. Water assist the growth of tree , when too many tree exist water level reduce, a strong water flow can be stopped by trees. Water  can overcome fire ,  when fire grows big water quickly dry, when fire is weak  it can be extinguished. Liquid depend on metal for its existences , too much metal  the liquid become cloudy, metal contain water but too much liquid cause metal to settle. When earth become abundant it needs water to facilitate the flow. Earth assist the formation of metal  ,too much metal alters the nature of soil. A strong earth needs metal to form into a container. Earth can overcome the water and contain it , when too much water is present  earth is carried away, when water flow is weak in the presence of earth , clog occurs.

Earth depends on fire to exist , when fire is too strong scorch occurs , fire assist the formation of earth , but when too much earth is present fire become weak. A tree need to cut by metal tool to form into a  column of the building. Wood assist the formation of fire , a hard wood need to be

seasoned or tempered by fire. Wood can overcome earth , but when earth is too much the three torn , when earth too weak it penetrate earth can cause impression / depression. Wood depend on water to grow , too much water will cause wood to flow, water assist the growth of tree , however too much tree will reduce the water level.

For  example in  ancient time the Chinese ruler lay a strict rule to allowed tree to be cut down during a certain period in the summer , to ensure the sustainability. Green Technology and
Sustainable development is indeed not new to us but has been practiced since ancient time.

Would not be good for us to do learn from our wise ancestor applies it to our green technology to ensure the sustainable development of our world.

Thursday, September 6, 2012



I like to study history and do my personnel research on historical
development including technological development during my free time.
Through my observation , study and personnel research I noticed that
the development of our society is
closely linked to development of materials science and materials engineering.
The ancient Chinese Believed that 金木水火土 (Metal , wood, water ,fire
and earth are the essentials of the world? It is part of a universal
truth(理).Fire represents energy is things that we can not live without
, we need energy that we derived from oxygen to carry out our
activities every second , fuel in the form of fossil fuel , solar
energy ,hydropower ,wind power , nuclear energy are required for
generation of electricity for industrial and domestic use. Wood or
carbon based compound provide us
food , cloth , Shelter Home, and cart for transport cargo.
Earthenware are use have been used container for ornamental purpose ,
clay and brick which are essentially composed of earth until today
are used as building materials. Metal which was used in the past for
making weapon is widely used today to make industrial machinery ,
industrial component ,domestic utensil , and building materials.
Fire which represent energy is the essential that we need s every
seconds . Wood support lives since the first existence of living
being, earth are materials that we depend for as a building material
since primitive time , the technology of metal refinement and metal
alloying is always accompanied by a significant break through in
technological development.
Are Metal , wood, water ,fire and earth, these five essential still
relevant to us today but they are still used today as industrial
materials and are known as
i) Ceramic and glasses ,ii) Polymers ,iii) Metal alloy , iv)Fuel
The ancient Chinese apart from believing that the five elements of
metal , wood , water ,fire and earth are the essentials of the world ,
also believe that these five elements should be handled cautiously to
sustain development to avoid tragic. They also believe that under
certain circumstances these elements could annihilate each other and
other circumstances they could supplement and complement each other.
For these reason in the ancient time the Chinese ruler lay a strict
rule to allowed tree to be cut down during a certain period in the
summer , to ensure the sustainability. Green Technology and
Sustainable development is indeed not new to us but has been practiced
since ancient time. Would not be good for us to do learn from our wise
ancestor applies it to our green technology to ensure the
sustainable development of our world.

(reference LI, QI AND SHU AN INTRODUCTION to Science and Civilization
in China ,HO PENG YOKE ,phd ,Dsc ,F Inst , Fellow of the Australian
Academy of Humanities , Foundation Proffesor , Griffith University ,
Queenland of Australia , former professor of Chinese and Master of
Robbert Black College , University of Hong Kong , and the first
Principal of Tunku Abdul Rahman College , Malay

Tuesday, July 10, 2012

I REFER to the letter “Gold dinar impractical” (The Star, July 6) where Goh Hoe Hoe argued that the gold dinar initiative by the Kelantan Government was impractical.

From an economic reasoning, this would be true so long the legal tender law stands. The paper notes would drive the gold and silver coins out of circulation, known as Gresham’s Law in economics.

However, given the current monetary and economic crisis faced by the world, significantly due to the effects of the dollar and euro crises, it is worthwhile to give the gold dinar idea some consideration.

The matter is not of the concept but rather how to implement it. Many are of the understanding that the gold dinar initiative calls for every transaction to be carried out using gold or silver coins. This, of course, is impractical.

However, this can be easily overcome if, at some point, gold and silver are correctly used as measures of value in economic and business transactions.

Hence, the electronic media and the Internet should be heavily used in the gold-silver system in order to minimise the use of physical coins. It is more of a netting process, very much as in the bilateral and multilateral payment arrangements.

The implementation of the gold-silver money should go simultaneously with the fiat money system so that the public is given a choice.

People should be given the freedom to choose their money without any one being forced to accept one kind of money over others.

It’s a kind of barter trade as Goh put it, but it would not face problems normally associated with barter because the precious metals would play the role of money.

Rather, the system would be fair because it exchanges value for value.

The problem with fiat money is that it gives unfair benefit to its first user – a strong reason for the criminality of counterfeiting notes or coins. Notwithstanding this, commercial banks, that are mostly privately owned, are given the right to create money out of thin air through the fractional reserve banking system.

With electronic payment systems of today, the divisibility problem would not arise.

It is possible to transfer even 0.001gm of gold or silver between accounts, which are about 16 sen and 0.003 sen, respectively.

In the classical system, the copper coins, i.e. the fulus, played the role for such small transactions.

The stability of the value of gold and silver over long periods of time and as hedge against inflation has been much proven in academic research.

At the international level, such gold-linking would bring about a just, stable and sustainable monetary and economic system. Even foreign exchange risks would disappear.

Indeed, many economists are of the view that it’s the removal of the gold link in 1971 that brought about the demise of the Bretton Woods, as the root cause of the present dollar and euro crisis that is threatening the world with hyperinflation and serious recession.

Accordingly in 2010, the former World Bank president, Robert Zoellick, called for major world economies to consider adopting a global reserve currency based on gold as part of structural reforms to the world’s foreign exchange regime.

In 1997, Nobel Laureate Robert A. Mundell predicted gold’s return as international monetary unit in this century.

Nonetheless, it is important to note that gold money is not in the interest of the banking system and some political quarters because it denies them the right to create money out of thin air as they enjoy it now.

Accounting and tax issues are a matter of modifying existing rules and regulations. After all, even today, central banks sometimes settle among themselves in gold.

Hence, the impracticality argument for gold dinar is not of concept but rather of will and method of its implementation.

DR AHAMED KAMEEL MYDIN MEERA

Dean, Institute of Islamic Banking & Finance


International Islamic University Malaysia
http://thestar.com.my/news/story.asp?file=/2012/7/9/focus/11626923&sec=focus

Thursday, July 5, 2012

 Gold dinar impractical
DO not discount the advantages of using the gold dinar as an alternative currency in bilateral trade with some countries.
This idea was put forward by our former prime minister Tun Dr Mahatir Mohamad as a way to reduce currency speculation.

However, I am not in favour of the PAS-led Kelantan government’s efforts to expand the use of the gold dinar and silver dirham in all transactions, including paying the salaries of civil servants.

It is impractical to use this currency for a number of reasons.

The dinar and dirham are essentialy gold and silver based items. Buying goods or services with this coin is similar to the exchange of goods and services for the gold or silver.

In other words it is a form of barter trade between two parties which requires a simultaneous desire for two different items to occur.

For example, one party desires the gold and another wants, say, some vegetables. Therefore it is impractical to use this currency in our daily lives as gold and silver are not the items that most people seek every day.

The second problem is that of divisibility. For instance, one gold dinar is worth RM800 and one dirham is worth RM25.

A person with a salary of RM 2,800 will be paid three dinars and 16 dirham every month. How is that person going to pay for a lunch that is worth RM4?

The third problem that will arise will be the question of accounting, particularly for multinational companies.

A lot of multinational companies report their performance in term of US dollars or their own currency. If the dinar and dirham is used as a mode to pay salaries and the mode of payment to local companies providing goods and services , how would this amount be converted to US dollars or other hard currency?

Would the use of the dinar and dirham cause any inconsistency in the accounting and performance report of a company?

Based on these reasons, I do not agree with Datuk Nik Abdul Aziz that there is no reason why transactions in the dinar and dirham cannot be practised in the state as it was widely used thousands of years before the fall of the Ottoman Empire.

The use of gold and silver based currency will not totally protect a country’s currency from fluctuation because gold and silver can also be subjected to manipulation.

Important factors that need to be taken into consideration before introducing a new currency should include its impact on the daily lives of people, the investment climate and international trade.

GOH HOE HOE

Penang

Wednesday, June 20, 2012

THE proposal by the local government of Kota Baru to include a dome-shaped element in the Kelantan Buddhist Association complex is an act that can hardly be accepted.

This insistence by an officer of the local government reflects his inadequacies on the history of architecture and his lack of professionalism in and understanding of town planning.

Building design is a wide subject and it also has a great impact on the lives of people as well as development of a country.

Factors to be considered in the design of buildings include structural strength, cost of construction, local weather and environment, and cultural aspirations of the people.

For these reasons, many institutes of higher learning throughout the world have renamed their building construction faculty as faculty of built environment to truly reflect the role of building construction in the comfort living of human beings and sustainable development of the world.

Even though the shape and appearance of a building reflects the culture and aspiration of the people, it does not necessary symbolise a religion.

It is a great mistake to generalise a building with a pagoda and Buddha statue as a Mahayana Buddhist temple, a dome-shaped building as a mosque and a Cathedral-style building as a church.

Buddhism, which originated from India, was able to grow in China and blossom in Japan because it was able to adapt to the local cultures and living styles.

Likewise, through adaptation of local cultures including in architecture, science and technology, Islam became more and more influential and a living religion.

The oldest mosque in Malacca does not have a dome but instead has Chinese and Indian architectural elements in it, and this has not made it lose its function as a place of prayer for Muslims.

The National Mosque in Kuala Lumpur features a 16-pointed star concrete main roof that truly reflects the aspirations of the people and the nation, yet it functions very well and efficiently as a mosque.

The insistence on conformity to design based on the religious view of a given group will give rise to confusion, increase in costs, delay in construction and other shortcomings which eventually will reduce the competitiveness and attraction of a city.

GOH HOE HOE,
Kuala Lumpur.
http://thestar.com.my/news/story.asp?file=/2012/5/31/focus/11386237&sec=focus