apakah Islam malapetaka untuk penduduk brunai darussalam ? apakah Islam malapetaka untuk negara qatar ? Apakah Islam malapetaka untuk Singapore ? Apakah Islam malapetaka untuk penduduk kampung malabar ?
tidak adil atuh, menghukum Islam di sini atas kejadian yang terjadi di sana. okeh ? --- In proletar@yahoogroups.com, Bukan Pedanda <bukan.pedanda@...> wrote: > > > > Di dunia kafir zaman perang, zaman saling berbunuhan sudah berakhir..... > > Sekarang zaman memajukan ekonomi, zaman meratakan kemakmuran, zaman meratakan > kebahagian bagi semua manusia.. > > Kecuali di dar al Islam dimana mereka masih asik saling beebunuhan.. > > Islam itu, saya biloang dan saya ulang adalah malampetakan untuk ummat > manusi, artinya juga malapetaka buat orang Islam sendiri. > > --- > > >  > >  > > > Report: China wants N Korea focus on economy > > Message conveyed to Kim Jong-un's envoy during apparent fence-mending visit > against backdrop of tensions on peninsula. > Last Modified: 04 Jun 2013 22:36 > > Experts have said the three-day visit was an attempt by North Korea to mend > fences with China [Reuters] > A North Korean envoy to China, sent by the countryâs > leader last month, has been told to focus on its economy rather than > increase regional tensions, according to Reuters news agency. > The news agency cited an unnamed source in a report on Tuesday > stating that Kim Jong-un had sent Choe Ryong-hae, vice chairman of the > countryâs top military body. > "[North] Korea has not mellowed," said the source, who apparently did not > attend the meetings but has since spoken to both sides to which he > has regular access. > Experts have said the three-day visit was an attempt by North Korea > to mend fences with its only major diplomatic ally, which has been > critical of the country. > After the meetings, in which Choe eventually held talks with Chinese > President Xi Jinping, North Korea promised to take "positive steps for > peace" while China repeated its mantra of wanting "calm and restraint" > on the Korean peninsula. > China tried to convince North Korea to stop its nuclear and missile > tests, which "put China in a difficult position and are not conducive to > [North] Korea", said the source. > China, which is North Koreaâs biggest trade partner and aid donor, > advised North Korea to focus on rebuilding its ruined economy instead, > which is something it has said before. > A former senior US official said China's insistence that North Korea > halt testing would be in line with recent signs it was running out of > patience with North Korea. > "What I've heard from talking to Chinese officials and American > officials who are talking to them is that top Chinese officials now > emphasise that the principal goal is to terminate the nuclear weapons > programme of North Korea," the ex-official said. > Reuters news agency also reported that Choe also presented a âterseâ > hand-written letter from the North Korean leader to Xi Jinping, the Chinese > Premier. > China has repeatedly urged North Korea to return to the so-called > six-party talks, which are aimed at getting the North to give up its > nuclear weapons. > Choe told the Chinese that the six-party talk format did not work. In 2009, > North Korea said it would never return to the talks, which also > included South Korea, the US, Japan and Russia. > North Korea would instead seek bilateral talks with the various parties > first, said the source, without elaborating. > Choe added that abandoning its nuclear-weapons programme could not be a > prerequisite for talks. > > Source: > Reuters > > > > >  > >  > > > Report: China wants N Korea focus on economy > > Message conveyed to Kim Jong-un's envoy during apparent fence-mending visit > against backdrop of tensions on peninsula. > Last Modified: 04 Jun 2013 22:36 > > Experts have said the three-day visit was an attempt by North Korea to mend > fences with China [Reuters] > A North Korean envoy to China, sent by the countryâs > leader last month, has been told to focus on its economy rather than > increase regional tensions, according to Reuters news agency. > The news agency cited an unnamed source in a report on Tuesday > stating that Kim Jong-un had sent Choe Ryong-hae, vice chairman of the > countryâs top military body. > "[North] Korea has not mellowed," said the source, who apparently did not > attend the meetings but has since spoken to both sides to which he > has regular access. > Experts have said the three-day visit was an attempt by North Korea > to mend fences with its only major diplomatic ally, which has been > critical of the country. > After the meetings, in which Choe eventually held talks with Chinese > President Xi Jinping, North Korea promised to take "positive steps for > peace" while China repeated its mantra of wanting "calm and restraint" > on the Korean peninsula. > China tried to convince North Korea to stop its nuclear and missile > tests, which "put China in a difficult position and are not conducive to > [North] Korea", said the source. > China, which is North Koreaâs biggest trade partner and aid donor, > advised North Korea to focus on rebuilding its ruined economy instead, > which is something it has said before. > A former senior US official said China's insistence that North Korea > halt testing would be in line with recent signs it was running out of > patience with North Korea. > "What I've heard from talking to Chinese officials and American > officials who are talking to them is that top Chinese officials now > emphasise that the principal goal is to terminate the nuclear weapons > programme of North Korea," the ex-official said. > Reuters news agency also reported that Choe also presented a âterseâ > hand-written letter from the North Korean leader to Xi Jinping, the Chinese > Premier. > China has repeatedly urged North Korea to return to the so-called > six-party talks, which are aimed at getting the North to give up its > nuclear weapons. > Choe told the Chinese that the six-party talk format did not work. In 2009, > North Korea said it would never return to the talks, which also > included South Korea, the US, Japan and Russia. > North Korea would instead seek bilateral talks with the various parties > first, said the source, without elaborating. > Choe added that abandoning its nuclear-weapons programme could not be a > prerequisite for talks. > > Source: > Reuters > > > > > Hide Comments > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] > ------------------------------------ Post message: prole...@egroups.com Subscribe : proletar-subscr...@egroups.com Unsubscribe : proletar-unsubscr...@egroups.com List owner : proletar-ow...@egroups.com Homepage : http://proletar.8m.com/Yahoo! Groups Links <*> To visit your group on the web, go to: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/proletar/ <*> Your email settings: Individual Email | Traditional <*> To change settings online go to: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/proletar/join (Yahoo! 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