Nabi kan jg piara bini sebanyak2nya, ga peduli kalo ada yg ga kebagian.
>________________________________ > From: Bukan Pedanda <[email protected]> >To: [email protected] >Sent: Sunday, November 27, 2011 8:23 AM >Subject: [proletar] Re: Soal mobil mewah: sekedar informasi buat "item abu"... > > > >Saya jadi teringat komentar salah seorang Islam di mailing list ini dulu: > >http://groups.yahoo.com/group/proletar/message/116859 > >Saya kutip: > >"lu dan ade manusia guoblok >yang cuma bisa nulis raja arab pakansi, gak mutu >lu orangnya sirik, irihati >lha orang2 yang punya toko kesenengan >elu ama ade kok susah lihat orang seneng dasar manusia berhati busuk >dan jahat, culas, seneng kalo lihat orang menderita lu baru seneng > >lha duit2 orang mau dipake pakansi kek, >itu kan hak asazi orang, nggak ada yang bisa larang >emangngya salah apa sih orang pakansi, shopping >emangnya peke duit lu >kampungan lu" > >--- In [email protected], item abu <itemabu@...> wrote: >> >> Tentunya si raja Saudi ini akan kaing2 "itu duit ane sendiri, kenapa ane ga >> boleh make". Si Teddy, johny_indon dan anggota DPR jg kaing2 yg sama, bukan? >> >> Jadi si Teddy dan johny_indon itu boleh bangga krn satu kelompok dgn raja >> Saudi dan anggota DPR yg "terhormat". >> >> (Kalo gua sih malu, makanya waktu ada anggota DPR tinggal di depan gua, gua >> ga pernah datang ke rumahnya biarpun diundang). >> >> >> >> >> >> >________________________________ >> > From: Bukan Pedanda <bukan.pedanda@...> >> >To: [email protected] >> >Sent: Saturday, November 26, 2011 9:59 PM >> >Subject: [proletar] Re: Soal mobil mewah: sekedar informasi buat "item >> >abu"... >> > >> > >> > >> >Satu lagi: >> > >> >http://www.islamawareness.net/MiddleEast/Saudi/extravagance1.html >> >Saudi king and royal extravagance >> > >> >2002-09-04 09:27:23 >> > >> >Inter Press Service >> > >> >4 September 2002 >> > >> >http://ummahnews.com/viewarticle.php?sid=4190 >> > >> >The extravagant vacations of Saudi King Fahd and his >> > >> >royal retinue in Spain are disproportionate for a >> > >> >country that has political and social problems, >> > >> >despite its oil wealth. The 81-year-old king of Saudi >> > >> >Arabia, Fahd bin Abdul Aziz Al- Saud, accompanied by >> > >> >nearly all of his children and family members and an >> > >> >entourage of more than 3,000, has been vacationing on >> > >> >Spain's Costa del Sol since Aug. 14. >> > >> >In the posh Mediterranean resort town of Marbella, 450 >> > >> >kms southeast of Madrid, he stays in his palace, a >> > >> >replica of the White House named "Mar Mar". Just the >> > >> >preparations of the palace for his visit ran to $185 >> > >> >million. >> > >> >Luxury villas and 300 rooms in five-star hotels were >> > >> >rented for the rest of the royal family in and around >> > >> >Marbella. Chic restaurants and jewelry shops have >> > >> >cheerfully prepared for the Saudi visitors, who spent >> > >> >$90 million on their last stay, in 1999. >> > >> >On this year's visit, which is to be one month longer >> > >> >than the last one, they are expected to spend as much >> > >> >as $300 million. Although a boon for Spain's tourist >> > >> >industry, that sum indicates the Saudi leaders' lack >> > >> >of concern for their own people. >> > >> >Emma Bonino, an Italian member of the European >> > >> >Parliament, said the royal family has more than $600 >> > >> >billion in funds abroad, and is "more interested in >> > >> >investing them on the international markets than at >> > >> >home." >> > >> >Saudi Arabia ranked 71st out of 173 nations on the >> > >> >United Nations Development Program's (UNDP) latest >> > >> >Human Development Index, which measures factors like >> > >> >life expectancy, school enrollment, and distribution >> > >> >of wealth. Ahead of Saudi Arabia are nations like >> > >> >Thailand, Venezuela, Colombia and Slovenia. Per capita >> > >> >income in Saudi Arabia plunged from $35,000 to $7,000 >> > >> >in just 20 years, while the country's Gross National >> > >> >Product grew just one percent a year on average during >> > >> >the same period, and its 3.8 percent demographic >> > >> >growth rate is one of the highest in the world. >> > >> >Meanwhile, discriminatory policies remain in place, >> > >> >such as those that keep the princes and their families >> > >> >separate from the rest of the population, and >> > >> >especially from the immigrants, who keep the economy >> > >> >running, not to mention the discrimination against >> > >> >women. Evidence of that was experienced by Bonino >> > >> >herself when she visited Saudi Arabia as part of a >> > >> >delegation sent by the European Parliament's >> > >> >commission of foreign affairs. >> > >> >When they were received by the chair of the Saudi >> > >> >parliament, Salih bin Abdullah bin Humaid, the women >> > >> >deputies were "denied the honor of a handshake or >> > >> >eye-to-eye contact," said Bonino, while explanations >> > >> >that Islam considers women to be different from men >> > >> >were addressed to the male deputy guests. >> > >> >Several Spanish media outlets reported that a British >> > >> >agency has provided a large group of women to >> > >> >accompany the Saudi men during their vacations in >> > >> >Spain, on two conditions: the women must be young and >> > >> >blonde, and must be replaced every 15 days. >> > >> >Although prostitution is legal in Spain, procuring is >> > >> >punishable by law. Nevertheless, no authority or >> > >> >organization has moved against the British agency, >> > >> >even though the contract was made public. Nor has the >> > >> >illegal hiring of around 50 active-service police >> > >> >officers to moonshine as bodyguards for the Saudi >> > >> >king, princes and princesses been questioned. The >> > >> >arrangement has been reported by several media >> > >> >outlets, with no reaction from the government. >> > >> >On the contrary, King Fahd has been given a royal >> > >> >welcome, and was visited in Mar Mar by King Juan >> > >> >Carlos, although according to protocol, the Spanish >> > >> >sovereign should have received the visiting monarch. >> > >> >Fahd will also receive visits from Spanish Prime >> > >> >Minister Jose Maria Aznar and U.S. Secretary of State >> > >> >Colin Powell. The Saudi monarch and Powell are >> > >> >expected to discuss present or future U.S. actions >> > >> >against Iraq, a touchy subject on which the two >> > >> >countries are publicly divided. >> > >> >Another question that may be addressed is a lawsuit >> > >> >that a group of Saudis are preparing against the U.S. >> > >> >government and several media outlets for >> > >> >"pyschological and economic damages" suffered since >> > >> >the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks on New York and >> > >> >Washington. >> > >> >The lawsuit was announced Aug. 21 in Washington by >> > >> >Saudi lawyer Katih al Shamri. >> > >> >The dispute over the succession to the Saudi throne >> > >> >further compounds Saudi Arabia's social problems and >> > >> >the difficulties arising from the conflict in the >> > >> >Middle East and the "war on terrorism" declared by >> > >> >President George W. Bush, whose government is getting >> > >> >ready to target Iraq. >> > >> >Saudi Arabia is important to the United States, as it >> > >> >accounts for 25 percent of the world's oil reserves, >> > >> >and 10 percent of global oil production. >> > >> >--- In [email protected], "Bukan Pedanda" <bukan.pedanda@> wrote: >> >> >> >> >> >> Ini satu lagi kemewahan yang menjijikkan... >> >> >> >> http://www.sundream-estate.com/new-36-marbella-remember-king-fahd..html >> >> >> >> Marbella Remember King Fahd. >> >> >> >> Marbella Remember King Fahd. >> >> >> >> Fahd bin Abdul Aziz al-Saud. 1923 â€" August 1, 2005. He was the king and >> >> prime minister of Saudi Arabia and leader of the House of Saud. >> >> >> >> Everyone has a favourite Fahd story. Mine was that day he cast a glance >> >> eye over Marbella's Hotel Don Pepe. He sent a secretary to enquire how >> >> much would the owners want for the hotel. The answerable was politely >> >> told the hotel was not for sale. The secretary replied: "Everyone has a >> >> price when in comes to the king". But not that time. It was one of the >> >> very few occasions that Fahd was rejected. But his love affair with >> >> Marbella was not dimmed. He told a local journalist that he liked the >> >> town "because it is part of a land blessed by Allah", referring to the >> >> time when the area had been occupied by the Arabs from the 8th to the >> >> 13th century. >> >> >> >> King Fahd's Palace. >> >> >> >> From the hotel Incosol just outside Marbella, Fahd directed the >> >> construction of his Marbella property, Mar Mar Palace, modelled on the >> >> White House. And his retinue of 3.000 courtiers spent like money was >> >> about to go out of fashion. Krug and caviar become the order of the day >> >> on the Golden Mile. A local newspaper calculated that a Fahd summer visit >> >> saw the profits at Puerto Banus rise by 35.000 Euros a day. Tales of >> >> excess and extravagance, of sex and shopping sprees, filled the pages of >> >> the world's tabloid press. >> >> >> >> Fahd becomes known as the king of Bling, the Sultan of Splendour. His >> >> personal wealth was estimated at Euro 25 billion. "He earned more in a >> >> minute that eny monarch in history did in a year", observed a suitably >> >> impressed writer for the Financial Times. >> >> >> >> Ibn Saud's favourite son. >> >> >> >> He arrived at Malaga International Airport in his own customised >> >> Boing-747. Its fittings included a solid gold toilet, gold cutlery and >> >> plates, and a gold throne. But Fahd often preferred to squat on the >> >> floor; perhaps it was a reminder that his father, Ibn Saud, had been an >> >> uneducated desert Bedouin. Recognised as the country's first monarch of a >> >> new kingdom, Ibn Saud fathered a dynasty of 46 sons by numerous wives. >> >> >> >> Fahd, was Ibn Saud favourite son, spent his youth in Paris and at the >> >> casino in Monte Carlo. I once watched him spend five million francs on >> >> the throw of a dice. Next night, he turned up with his latest toy; a >> >> customised pen that could sign a cheque in gold ink. He also had the >> >> casino fountain gush only Cristal champagne while he was at the table. >> >> >> >> Marbella Official Mourning. >> >> >> >> All this â€" and more â€" made him a fawned upon favourite at the Hotel >> >> Incosol. Staff marvelled at the way Fahd could smoke two cigarettes at >> >> one time; he would have an ashtray on either side of his chair. No one at >> >> the hotel knows how many wives he brought. More certain, he was one of >> >> the first kings to parade his mistresses in public. When he died August >> >> 2005, the sense of loss in Marbella was marked by the town major, Marisol >> >> Yague, declaring three days of official mourning and the town hall rushed >> >> through a decree that the late king was an adopted son of the >> >> municipality. >> >> >> >> In the hotel Incosol, and the other grand hotels of the coast, no longer >> >> would flunkeys murmur the most potent words in the Spanish language; "el >> >> rey pagar'a" (the king will pay). No longer would Antonia Molina, the >> >> owner of Marbella's finest jewellers, Gomez & Molina, prepare herself to >> >> spend up to a day showing Fahd her latest collections of precious stones. >> >> No longer would the staff of Marbella Casino receive a signed blank >> >> cheque for the Saudi princes to gamble the night away. And no longer >> >> would the staff at the hotel Incosol receive the king of tips Fahd once >> >> gave them; 300.000 Euro â€" enough for the entire staff to receive an >> >> extra year's salary. Puerto Banus will miss one of the large tourist >> >> attractions when King Fahd's huge yacht â€"Shaf, is mooring in the >> >> harbour. >> >> >> >> The Last Arab Monarch? >> >> >> >> Now in only King Fahd had tried out some of the spa treatments at Hotel >> >> Incosol, he might have still been able to enjoy his earlier lifestyle as >> >> the undisputed Big Spender of the Costa del Sol. Is he forever doomed to >> >> be remembered as the last of the old style Arab monarchs? Or is there >> >> among his many sons a potential successor? If so, the one certainty is he >> >> is unlikely to avail himself of the facilities at hotel Incosol. >> >> >> >> In these turbulent times for the House of Saud, its members know that any >> >> display of pampering will alienate the further from their own people â€" >> >> bringing closer the day that Osama bin Laden has promised will see the >> >> end of the royal House of Saudi. >> >> >> >> Monument after King Fahd >> >> >> >> Europa Point in Gibraltar has the largest mosque in a non-Islamic >> >> country. Like the mosque on Marbella's Golden Mile, it was paid for by >> >> King Fahd of Saudi Arabia and opened in 1997 as a focal point for Arabs >> >> travelling in southern Europe. >> >> >> >> --- In [email protected], item abu <itemabu@> wrote: >> >> > >> >> > Mirip dgn kata si Oom Pasikom, orang2 Islam plus plus di milis ini >> >> > bilang "jangan sirik, apa salahnya jadi orang kaya bermewah2, yg >> >> > penting duit ane sendiri koq. Peduli amat dgn orang lain". >> >> > >> >> > >> >> > >> >> > >> >> > >________________________________ >> >> > > From: Bukan Pedanda <bukan.pedanda@> >> >> > >To: [email protected] >> >> > >Sent: Saturday, November 26, 2011 8:16 PM >> >> > >Subject: [proletar] Soal mobil mewah: sekedar informasi buat "item >> >> > >abu"... >> >> > > >> >> > > >> >> > > >> >> > > >> >> > >Soal mobil mewah: sekedar informasi buat "item abu"... >> >> > > >> >> > >Karikatur ini juga jelas belum basi.. >> >> > > >> >> > >http://sosbud.kompasiana.com/2011/11/26/pakai-innova-anggota-dpr-takut-mati-ham-ala-pejabat-negara >> >> > > >> >> > > >> >> > > >> >> > > >> >> > > >> >> > >> >> > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] >> >> > >> >> >> > >> > >> > >> > >> > >> >> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] >> > > > > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] ------------------------------------ Post message: [email protected] Subscribe : [email protected] Unsubscribe : [email protected] List owner : [email protected] Homepage : http://proletar.8m.com/Yahoo! 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