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Kik..kik..diorg mcm keling kat india

manohara gemuk wrote:

<quoted text>Takpe,saya kan lg gurau2..

Oic...:-)

SunshineS wrote:

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Oic...:-)

Kamu berpotensi jadi amah aku..mau gak?:)

Sudah jam 12,waktu tahajud nungging manggil SYAITON
Kaum PAGAN penyembah BERHALA hari ini membasahi BUMI dengan darah HEWAN kepada penguasa BUMI
satu NUSA, banyak BAHASA, banyak BANGSAt (maling)
MALINgSIA MESIR AFGANISeTAN PAKISeTAN UZBEKISeTAN KHAZASeTAN TUNISIA LIBYA YAMAN SUDAN negeri2 maling bedebah
AYAT2 sETAN telah diturunkan SYAITON yang terkutuk:
al-fatihah, Al-Baqarah Ali-Imran N(keluarga Isa Al-Masih), An-nisaa N(wanita), Al-Maidah Al-an'am , Al-ar'af , An-an'fal N(perang yg merusak, tapi teroris tdk merusak ya?), AL-Taubah N(Tobat, tetap saja STMJ=Sholat trus maksiat/maling/nipu/nikah siri jalan trus), nabi Yunus M,nabi Hud M, nabi Yusuf M, Al-Ra'ad N(petir), nabi Ibrahim M, Al-Hijr M(batu), An-Nahl M(lebah), Bani Israil M(ngaku juga sampe dibuatkan 1 surah), AL-kahfi M(goa, disini ada nabi Musa berguru dg Malaikat Khidir), Mariam/Maria M, Ta Ha M, Al-Nabiya M(nabi-nabi) Al-Haji N, Al-Mu'minun M(orang beriman), An-Nur N(cahaya) Al-Furqon M(pembanding), Ash-Shu'araM(puisi), An-naml M(semut), Al-Qasas M(cerita/narative) Al-anabut M(laba-laba) Ar-Rum M(orang2 Romawi),hakim Lukman M,Fatir M(pencipta), Ya Sin M, As-Saffat M(ranger) Sad M, Az-Zumar M(sahabat) Al-Mu'min M(PEMa'AF,) Ha Min Sajdah M(sumur zam2) Ash-Shura M(majelis), As Zukhruf M, Ad-Dukhan M , Al-Jathiyah M(berlutut, bukan nungging banci kan, tapi berlutut), Al-Ahgaf M(bukit pasir), mamad N, Al-Fath N(kemenangan), Al-Hujurat N(dewan), Qaf M, Adh-Dhariyat M, At-Tur M(gunung), An-Najm M(bintang), Al-Qamr M(bulan), Ar-Raham (pemaaf) N, Al-Waqiah M(yg datang), Al-Hadid N(besi), Al-Mujadilah N, Al-Hashr N(pengungsi), Al-Muntahanah N(wanita yg diuji), As-saff N(tingkatan), Al-Jum'ah N(jumat), AL-Munafiqin N(munafik),Al-Muttaffifin N(tidak jujur), At-Taghabun N(penipu, juga ada, tukang tipu banyak dijahiliyah ya sampai perlu ditulis surahnya), AT-Talaq N(cerai, pantes banyak yang kawin cerai), At-Tahrim N(syarat2), Al-Mulk M (kerajaan), Al-Qalam M(pena), Al-Haqqah M, Al-Ma'arij M(tangga),nabi Nuh M, Al-Jinn M(bangsa jin), Al-Muzammil M(yg diselimuti), Al-Mudathir M(yg berpakaian), Al-Qiyamah M Kiamat, kebangkitan dari mati, niru Isa Al-Masih), Ad-Dahr N(pria, banci termasuk tidak disini), Al-Mursalat M, An-Naba' M(pasang krn gravitasi bulan, coy), An-Naziat M(yg mendorong keluar), Abasa M, AT-Takwir M, Al-Infitar M, At-Tatfif M, Al-Inshiqaq M, Ar-Buruj M (galaksi), At-Tariq M(sudut malam, seperti lagu JAVA JIVE:GADIS MALAM.....berdiri di SUDUT MALAM....DATANG SEORANG PRIA.......AKHIRNYA DOSA ITU TERCIPTA..), Al-A'la M(maha tinggi), Al-Ghashiyah M, Al-Fajr M(fajar), Al-Balad M (kota), Ash-Shams M(matahari), Al-Layl M(malam), Ad-Duha M(waktu awal),Al-Inshirah M(ekspansi), At-Tin M, Al-Bayyinah N(bukti) Al-zilzal N(berguncang) Al-Adiyat M, Al-Qari'ah M, Al-Takatbur M, Al-Asr M(waktu ashar), Al-Jumazah M, AlFil M(gajah,pembawa sial ini lahir Rabiul Awal 571 mASEHI di tahun gajaH)aL-qURAYAH (KAUM qURAISH); aL-mA'UN M (hal-hal pokok); Al-Kauthar M, AL-Kafirun ,An-nasr N(bantuan, wkt diracun tidak ada yang bantu,mgkn JIBRIL lagi ke BALI, Al-Lahab M(api), Al-Ikhlas,Al-Falaq An-Nas

INDON dibenci seluruh dunia, seluruh dunia menghalau INDON ^_^

hoi inDog ... gue booking ini 7 WNI ...
1 babu urut badan@kontol
1 babu cuci piring@pakaian
1 babu masak@potong sayur
1 babu cuci jamban@longkang@tong sampah
1 babu basuh mobil baru gue .. Esemka !
1 babu basuh mobil anak gue ... Tawon !
1 babu penari dangdut@pendet

gaji .. ikutsukakula nak bayar berapa ...
makan ..inDogmee
gmana ?

hehehehehehehehehehehehehehehe hehehe

wekekekekekekek!!

Singapura pun haramkan INDON?

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1.689 WNI ditolak masuk Singapura

Selasa, 7 Februari 2012 23:14 WIB | 713 Views

Batam (ANTARA News)- Sebanyak 1.689 warga negara Indonesi yang hendak masuk ke Singapura dari Batam dan Tanjungpinang, Kepulauan Riau, pada 2011 di tolak otoritas setempat dengan berbagai alasan.

"Angka 1.689 sangat tinggi dan mencapai enam kali lipat dibanding warga Singapura yang ditolak masuk ke Indonesia melalui Batam dan Tanjungpinang, yang hanya 280 orang," kata Kepala Kantor Wilayah Kementerian Hukum dan Hak Asasi Manusia (HAM) Kepulauan Riau (Kepri), Yusuf Riadi dalam rapat bersama Wakil Gubernur dan Komite I DPD RI di Graha Kepri, Batam, Selasa.

Ia mengatakan, alasan keamanan karena ada warga Indonesia menjadi pelaku bom bunuh diri menjadi alasan utama pelarangan masuk ke Singapura.

"Sejak banyak kejadian bom di Batam, otoritas Singapura memperketat pengawasan terhadap orang Indonesia yang ingin masuk negeri tersebut," kata Yusuf.

Yusuf juga mengatakan, otoritas Singapura juga menahan warga negara Indonesia yang memiliki nama Islam seperti, Yusuf, Ahmad atau nama Islam lain terlebih bila penampilannya dianggap mencurigakan.

"Bila penampilan mereka dirasa mencurigakan, mereka dilarang masuk dan diminta kembali ke Indonesia," kata dia.

Yusuf mengatakan hal tersebut adalah hak sepenuhnya Singapura yang tidak bisa ditolak.

"Kita tidak bisa serta merta menolak dan melakukan hal yang sama. Yang bisa dilakukan hanya secara diplomasi melalui forum ASEAN atau forum lainnya. Itu hanya bisa dilakukan oleh pusat," kata Yusuf.

Wakil Gubernur Kepri, Soerya Respationo mengatakan, masalah ini sebenarnya sangat menyentil rasa keadilan atas hak azasi manusia Indonesia.

"Memang selama ini pemeriksaan warga Indonesia yang ingin masuk Singapura sangat ketat dan lama. Tapi kalau warga Singapura yang masuk Indonesia melalui Batam atau Tanjungpinang malah disambut dengan berlebihan. Seharusnya kita juga melakukan mereka seperti mereka memperlakukan kita," kata Soerya.(T.KR-LNO/S023)
Editor: Ruslan Burhani

COPYRIGHT © 2012

INDON dihalau dari Jeddah dan tak dibenarkan masuk Singapura..waduhh terasa hinanya menjadi seorang INDON >.<

he he he

Waris Pagarruyung wrote:

MALON = MALAYSIA = MALINGSIA
kalau gak ngerti juga , kafan abdul rahman , bapak malingsia akan saya robek robek
saya sepak sepak tengkorak abdul rahman , BAPAK MALINGSIA

Muhahahahahahaa...
Kepala spisis indon ni sudah keluar api..
Tp macam biasa lh..
Indon penuh dengan cerita dongeng nya..
Seperti cerita GANYANG MALAYSIA sudah 4 kali bangsa babu babi indon bagi tarikh nya..
Tapi ternyata hanya lh cerita dongeng indon sahaja..

Indog wrote:

<quoted text>
Muhahahahahahaa...
Kepala spisis indon ni sudah keluar api..
Tp macam biasa lh..
Indon penuh dengan cerita dongeng nya..
Seperti cerita GANYANG MALAYSIA sudah 4 kali bangsa babu babi indon bagi tarikh nya..
Tapi ternyata hanya lh cerita dongeng indon sahaja..

jawa mmg kuat omong..omong kosong :)

Indon hanya pandai berbual kosong ajer.

indon dimana2 kena halau..oh hinanya menjadi seorg indon

indon memang diketahui kebodohannya

he he he

I LOVE INDONESIA wrote:

<quoted text>
YANG BENER TU BRO...
MALAYSIA = MALAS YA = ME LAZY A = MALAS

satu lagi contoh forumer indon goblok.. bikin malu negara indon

he he he

I LOVE INDONESIA wrote:

<quoted text>
YANG BENER TU BRO...
MALAYSIA = MALAS YA = ME LAZY A = MALAS

dah tak mampu berkomentar dgn cerdas ke don? xD

aduh!

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Saudi: TKW Indonesia Dibakar, Dipaksa Makan Tinja Sendiri
TKW Indonesia Dibakar, Dipaksa Makan Tinja Sendiri

Demonstrators are expected to protest outside the Saudi Arabian Embassy in Central Jakarta today after details emerged over the weekend of the alleged shocking abuse of an Indonesian woman during her employment as a domestic worker in Medina last year.
In an open letter to the governments of Indonesia and Saudi Arabia, to be formally presented to the embassy on Jalan M.T. Haryono in Tebet, Human Rights Watch and the Indonesian Migrant Workers Union, or SBMI, detail the alleged abuse of Keni binti Carda by her employers, Khalida, a police officer, and Wafa al-Khuraifi, a doctor.
“The abuse allegedly inflicted by Wafa al-Khuraifi on Keni binti Carda includes repeated burning with an iron, forced ingestion of feces, psychological abuse and application of household cleaners to open wounds,” says the letter, obtained by the Jakarta Globe.“Mrs. al-Khuraifi also poked Keni’s tongue with a knife, pried her teeth loose and forced them down her throat, beat her own children when they tried to protest and threatened Keni with a grisly death if she tried to escape.”
In addition to the beatings and other physical abuse, Keni binti Carda says her employers made her work from 6 a.m. to 3 a.m. each day, physically trapped her in the house and forced her to leave Saudi Arabia before she could seek help from authorities, it says.
In October 2008, Keni alleges Wafa al-Khuraifi took her to the airport and threatened to have Saudi police imprison her if she reported the abuse. As she was wearing an abaya , which completely covered her, fellow travelers and airport officials did not observe her medical condition, the letter says.
“When she arrived in Jakarta, Indonesian officials took her directly to Sukanto Police Hospital, which has a special clinic for the numerous migrant women who return to Indonesia with injuries from abuse while working abroad,” the letter says.
Keni is currently receiving treatment for her extensive injuries. She has impaired vision in one eye, and her flesh is fused together in some places where al-Khuraifi allegedly burned her.
Jamaluddin, the coordinator for advocacy at the migrant workers’ association, said he found Keni in the hospital on Dec. 31. He was critical of the Indonesian government’s response to the alleged torture.
“This might just be the tip of the iceberg for Indonesians working in Saudi Arabia,” he said.
Jamaluddin said that there were around 1.5 million Indonesian migrant workers in Saudi Arabia, almost 80 percent of them women working as domestic servants.
The letter urges Saudi and Indonesian authorities to investigate the case, prosecute the abusers in accordance with international standards and provide financial compensation and appropriate support services to the victim.
The letter also elaborates long-standing concerns about migrant women’s access to the justice system and provided recommendations for key reforms.
“We recognize that both the Saudi and Indonesian governments have taken steps in recent years to begin addressing protection of migrant domestic workers, and we encourage further progress in this direction,” the letter says.
“We hope that both governments will use this opportunity, and the unacceptable abuse and mutilation of Keni binti Carda, to demonstrate that abuse of domestic workers will not be tolerated.”
The letter says that while many domestic workers enjoy satisfactory working conditions in Saudi Arabia, many others, like Keni, face a range of abuses. These include nonpayment of salaries, forced confinement by employers, excessive workloads and, in some instances, physical and sexual abuse. In such cases, migrant women face multiple barriers to seeking redress through the justice system.

PH4NT0M wrote:

aduh!
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Saudi: TKW Indonesia Dibakar, Dipaksa Makan Tinja Sendiri
TKW Indonesia Dibakar, Dipaksa Makan Tinja Sendiri
Demonstrators are expected to protest outside the Saudi Arabian Embassy in Central Jakarta today after details emerged over the weekend of the alleged shocking abuse of an Indonesian woman during her employment as a domestic worker in Medina last year.
In an open letter to the governments of Indonesia and Saudi Arabia, to be formally presented to the embassy on Jalan M.T. Haryono in Tebet, Human Rights Watch and the Indonesian Migrant Workers Union, or SBMI, detail the alleged abuse of Keni binti Carda by her employers, Khalida, a police officer, and Wafa al-Khuraifi, a doctor.
“The abuse allegedly inflicted by Wafa al-Khuraifi on Keni binti Carda includes repeated burning with an iron, forced ingestion of feces, psychological abuse and application of household cleaners to open wounds,” says the letter, obtained by the Jakarta Globe.“Mrs. al-Khuraifi also poked Keni’s tongue with a knife, pried her teeth loose and forced them down her throat, beat her own children when they tried to protest and threatened Keni with a grisly death if she tried to escape.”
In addition to the beatings and other physical abuse, Keni binti Carda says her employers made her work from 6 a.m. to 3 a.m. each day, physically trapped her in the house and forced her to leave Saudi Arabia before she could seek help from authorities, it says.
In October 2008, Keni alleges Wafa al-Khuraifi took her to the airport and threatened to have Saudi police imprison her if she reported the abuse. As she was wearing an abaya , which completely covered her, fellow travelers and airport officials did not observe her medical condition, the letter says.
“When she arrived in Jakarta, Indonesian officials took her directly to Sukanto Police Hospital, which has a special clinic for the numerous migrant women who return to Indonesia with injuries from abuse while working abroad,” the letter says.
Keni is currently receiving treatment for her extensive injuries. She has impaired vision in one eye, and her flesh is fused together in some places where al-Khuraifi allegedly burned her.
Jamaluddin, the coordinator for advocacy at the migrant workers’ association, said he found Keni in the hospital on Dec. 31. He was critical of the Indonesian government’s response to the alleged torture.
“This might just be the tip of the iceberg for Indonesians working in Saudi Arabia,” he said.
Jamaluddin said that there were around 1.5 million Indonesian migrant workers in Saudi Arabia, almost 80 percent of them women working as domestic servants.
The letter urges Saudi and Indonesian authorities to investigate the case, prosecute the abusers in accordance with international standards and provide financial compensation and appropriate support services to the victim.
The letter also elaborates long-standing concerns about migrant women’s access to the justice system and provided recommendations for key reforms.
“We recognize that both the Saudi and Indonesian governments have taken steps in recent years to begin addressing protection of migrant domestic workers, and we encourage further progress in this direction,” the letter says.
“We hope that both governments will use this opportunity, and the unacceptable abuse and mutilation of Keni binti Carda, to demonstrate that abuse of domestic workers will not be tolerated.”
The letter says that while many domestic workers enjoy satisfactory working conditions in Saudi Arabia, many others, like Keni, face a range of abuses. These include nonpayment of salaries, forced confinement by employers, excessive workloads and, in some instances, physical and sexual abuse. In such cases, migrant women face multiple barriers to seeking redress through the justice system.

waduh sadis bangat, dimana2 INDOn dilayan sebegitu hina ya