Assalamu'alaikum... and greetings!
The teachers are showing their concerned of the shit in which the country
is in and deem their responsibility to keep the future leaders (the school
children) informed! Now it seems that umno is trying to seperate
politics not only from Islam but from all other aspects of life, what a
mockery! Just watch the tv, listen to the radio, aren't umno leaders
talking nothing but politics? Something we all must undersatnd is
that politics is part of the Islamic system. Seperate them and one
who does that, holds to that, is kufr! (wal iyyazubillah). Wake up
muslim brothers and sisters, wake all malaysians, umno/bn formula will
do more harm than good to the country! To love Malaysia is to Vote
the for the Alternatives - Pas, KeADILan, DAP, PRM. If you still
hold umno/bn dear and think that only umno/bn can bring peace and prosperity
to the country, you are deadly wrong! Peace and prosperity to them
leaders is to "bersih" the country's khazanah into their coffers, "cekap"ly
and among themselves, not to be disclosed to others "amanah"!!! Example,
KWSP is your bekal for hari tua, but if you take out your money to
pay for your children's education, what bekal has you got? you sakit
need money for operations/specialist payments you take out your bekar for
hari tua, what is left? Think. May Allah bestows His mercy on us and guide
us always. Wallahu 'alam. wassala.
Concorde wrote:
Thursday, November
4, 1999
Teachers who talk politics
'are like absentees'
ALOR STAR: Mentri Besar Tan
Sri Sanusi Junid yesterday likened teachers who talk about politics in
the classroom to "absentees."
"A teacher should teach
what he is assigned to do in class.
"If he is a Mathematics
teacher and talks about politics in class, then it is like being absent
from school as he is not teaching," he said during a radio programme at
Rakan Kedah.
Sanusi said teachers should
understand their responsibility of educating students on the respective
academic subjects.
He was commenting on teachers
who "preferred to sow hatred against the Government by talking about politics
in class."
