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Mixed views on 2018 so far
I mean..
I’ve got my skin looking hooooooottttt
but then i need to move out and find a place while i have no money
but then i have been given more responsibility at work and every little helps
but then i can’t believe my own voice when it says my cellulite is ok to be there because of the views society has previously fed to me.
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It's Harry Potter weekend on Freeform! Cause why not celebrate Memorial Day with a movie about a British child who saved the magical world. Am I upset? Not one bit. However, I wonder if there are better movies to show for Memorial Weekend. Until then, Hufflepuff love and may Hogwarts be your home whenever you need it. :)
New Post has been published on The Rakyat Post
New Post has been published on http://www.therakyatpost.com/news/2014/11/27/screening-clips-beheadings-will-drive-home-danger-extremism-say-delegates/
Screening clips of IS beheadings will drive home danger of extremism, say delegates
KUALA LUMPUR, Nov 27, 2014:
Umno delegates have mixed feelings over Umno vice-president Datuk Seri Dr Ahmad Zahid Hamidi’s plan to screen videos of beheadings by Islamic State (IS) militants during his winding-up speech on Saturday.
When met by The Rakyat Post today, several delegates said the video screenings would remind delegates and the public on the need to have racial unity to prevent the country from becoming like Syria and Iraq.
“I think this step is needed so that there are no religious extremists in the party,” Sabak Bernam delegate Sallehuddin Mohd Isa said.
Explaining that the country holds various religious beliefs, Sallehuddin said the extent to which a person understood one’s religious beliefs was unknown.
“That is why we have to show them about the dangers of being extreme.”
It was earlier reported that Ahmad Zahid, who is also Home Minister, had said the screening would be a warning to delegates that similar threats could happen in Malaysia if people failed to unite.
Tapah delegate Safri Mohamad Salih said he supported Ahmad Zahid’s decision and described the move as a “good example”.
However, Hulu Selangor delegate Zulkarnain Abu Hanit said the move was a waste of time and not necessary.
“The duration of our meeting is very short and it is better if we use that time to discuss things that are more useful and beneficial to the party,” he said, adding that this particular issue should be discussed behind closed doors.
