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After 1st date achik da buat keputusan

achik1990 — Sat, 15 Nov 2014 20:16:37 +0800

Achik reject the guy :3

I found out that he's bangso syurgo ..

Ok bye bye

Hujan :(

achik1990 — Sat, 15 Nov 2014 15:01:04 +0800

We're both inside drinking cocktails ...
He's in da toilet so I have some time to play2 in /k

so far ok la

he's nice and very polite ..totally opposite with my personality

we sometime hold hands in public .. kinda sweet since he no cover2 one

Europe leaves refugees to sink or swim

achik1990 — Fri, 14 Nov 2014 02:09:15 +0800

The physical gulf between Africa and Europe is not nearly as great as the discrepancies in wealth and development might suggest. At their closest the two continents are just 14 kilometres apart, and, on a clear day, it’s possible to see the shimmering lights of Gibraltar from Morocco’s northern tip – a glowing beacon of prosperity that draws would-be refugees and immigrants like moths to a flame.

Most of Europe, however, is out of sight from North Africa’s long coastline. That does not diminish its appeal. In 2014, at least 130,000 people have attempted the perilous sea crossing.

It’s not just Africans making the journey, although they form the bulk – in particular Eritreans and Libyans fleeing persecution and violence. There are also tens of thousands of Syrians hoping to reach the end of a long and arduous journey from civil war to safety.

All are part of the greatest refugee crisis since the end of the Second World War. According to the United Nations Refugee Agency (also known as the UN High Commissioner for Refugees, or UNHCR), the total number of forcibly displaced people in the world exceeds 50 million for the first time in nearly 60 years.

They’re all looking for a better life, and who can blame them? Usually, refugees are escaping from situations that few in the developed world can relate to: torture, rape, civil war, persecution, oppressive authoritarian regimes and absolute poverty. These are not chancers looking to abuse Europe’s benefit system.

And the sacrifices they make along the way are staggering. Many hand over their entire life savings to smuggling gangs, with no guarantees of success; most abandon their friends, families and livelihoods. All must risk their lives on over-crowded, rickety boats that sink with alarming regularity.

Over the last year, at least one aspect of this dire situation has improved: the boats are sinking less regularly, thanks to Operation Mare Nostrum, a comprehensive search and rescue mission mounted by the European Union (EU). This was implemented in the wake of last year’s Lampedusa tragedy, in which about 365 migrants died when their boat overturned. It was a headline-grabbing disaster that forced Europe into action. These efforts have been effective; authorities estimate that as many as 70,000 people have subsequently been saved. Despite this, the sea crossing remains perilous – more than 2,500 have already drowned or gone missing in this year alone.

But the action lasted only for a year. Mare Nostrum’s mandate expired in October 2014, and will not be extended. Italy – the main destination for refugees, thanks to its proximity to Libya – says it can’t afford to maintain the operation on its own, and other governments are not stepping up to help. Britain, for example, has said it won’t contribute to any future operations and described Mare Nostrum as a ‘pull factor’ that encourages more refugees to enter Europe – a claim dismissed by the British Refugee Council, a local non-governmental organisation.

“It’s like saying seatbelts encourage dangerous driving, so don’t wear seatbelts,” said communications officer, Rebecca Moore. “If you follow it through to its logical conclusion, the British government is saying ‘let’s let people drown so that people don’t come here in the future’.”

In place of Mare Nostrum the EU is mounting Operation Triton, a vastly scaled-down effort that focuses on border protection rather than search and rescue.

Effectively, Europe is leaving refugees to sink or swim. It is battening down the hatches and pulling up the drawbridge of Fortress Europe, regardless of the human cost. “What a grotesque betrayal of the founding principles of the EU, an organisation built on the promise of peace, prosperity and asylum for the desperate. What an indictment of timid politicians,” wrote Britain’s The Guardian newspaper in an editorial.

Legally, however, Europe is within its rights to let refugees drown in international waters. The treatment of refugees is governed by the 1951 Refugee Convention, to which most European states are signatories. This obligates states to provide a safe haven for people fleeing from danger. States can’t send refugees back into danger, must uphold their basic human rights and must assist with the official refugee determination process.

But the convention only comes into force when refugees actually reach a country’s sovereign territory. What happens before then is someone else’s problem – or no one else’s, as the case may be.

And even when refugees do reach Europe, responsibility is not spread among EU member states. The Dublin II Regulation establishes the principle that if a refugee enters a member state illegally, then that member state – and that member state alone – is responsible for processing and caring for the refugee.

This puts a huge burden on countries such as Italy, Greece and Bulgaria, which are the first ports of entry for most refugees crossing the Mediterranean (even if these countries are not their intended end destinations). It also allows other European countries to avoid any kind of collective responsibility.

That’s why organisations like Amnesty International are campaigning to reform the Dublin Regulation, arguing that it places “unfair strain on countries involved in the rescue operations”. But perhaps the campaign should include the Refugee Convention too. Surely states and regional bodies that have the capacity to save tens of thousands of lives – as Operation Mare Nostrum did – should have a legal obligation to do so? Surely it should be legally as well as morally wrong to leave people to drown just outside your own territorial waters?

Politics, however, get in the way of common sense. Immigration in general is a fraught subject in Europe, and right wing parties across the continent play on public xenophobia to push their agenda. Most analysts conclude that Britain’s refusal to support search and rescue missions for refugees was prompted by the government’s fear of losing more ground to the United Kingdom Independence Party, which campaigns on an anti-Europe, anti-immigration platform. That’s why the ruling Conservative Party has taken such a hard line on refugees – for better or worse (usually worse), domestic political considerations almost always trump international obligations, regardless of the death toll in international waters. DM

http://www.dailymaverick.co.za/article/201...m/#.VGTzJvmUdmw

Conclusion -

The European Union has ended a search and rescue mission in the Mediterranean that saved the lives of an estimated 70,000 people in a year. This, however, has been deemed a poor investment for an increasingly xenophobic continent, which will instead let refugees drown on their doorstep. By SIMON ALLISON for ISS TODAY.

Abam emino ...why?!

achik1990 — Thu, 13 Nov 2014 21:07:53 +0800

It was all a rouse

Dear K

achik1990 — Thu, 13 Nov 2014 08:47:35 +0800

You guys know ..achik ade date da :3 sorry ktards ..u guys were too damn slow
Tomorrow he ajak me pergi Twin Tower Gym center ..i duno KLCC got gym..gooding or not?
He ajak after he abis kerja .. round 7 camtu ..

next week achik go dating :3

achik1990 — Tue, 11 Nov 2014 10:51:44 +0800

Well achik yesterday chatted and webcam-ed with someone

So we're goin on a date next week

pew pew pew

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How to make didi

achik1990 — Mon, 10 Nov 2014 20:56:51 +0800

[YOUTUBE]2NzUm7UEEIY[/YOUTUBE]

EEwwwwww ...

Malam ni Gym

achik1990 — Mon, 10 Nov 2014 18:59:44 +0800

Finally ade gym partner ...
malam ni gerak .. pray for him ... pray for his butt

I f***ing hate these kind of people

achik1990 — Sun, 09 Nov 2014 14:48:19 +0800

Note that yg komen2 tu sume nye gayboy ...
serious?? they kutok2 pondan and ckap psal hukum2 Allah etc padahal depa sume isap kote jantan and main lubang taik gak ..

HYPOCRITES !!! ALL OF EM !!

Kantoi suami gay

achik1990 — Sun, 09 Nov 2014 02:54:35 +0800

https://www.facebook.com/video.php?v=867066...&type=2&theater

eeeeeeeeeeeEEEEE!!

can someone translate wat the hell were they talking :I

How to get a boyfriend

achik1990 — Sat, 08 Nov 2014 20:13:40 +0800

[YOUTUBE]1CUPlOUVvqc[/YOUTUBE]

Sexy dancer possessed

achik1990 — Sat, 08 Nov 2014 19:55:01 +0800

https://www.facebook.com/video.php?v=793340...&type=2&theater

Magic + Modern Medicine

achik1990 — Sat, 08 Nov 2014 17:09:36 +0800

http://www.themalaymailonline.com/malaysia...n-modern-medici

KUALA LUMPUR, Nov 8 ― Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia (UKM) will hold a two-day regional forum later this month, which it said aims to help local Muslim doctors reconcile their beliefs in spiritual beings and black magic with modern medicine.

The forum, organised under the university’s Faculty of Social Sciences and Humanities, will feature several international faith healers, a surgeon from Indonesia, and a local medical officer to share their experiences in dealing with “supernatural cases” and “djinns” (genie).

“We want to combine information from both medical and psycho-therapy fields to talk about medical diseases that look medical, but are actually not,” organiser Nor Azian Ab Rahman, a PhD candidate with the university, told Malay Mail Online over phone.

“As a Muslim, we hold to the scriptures and sayings of the Prophet Muhammad. Djinns can cause diseases, so how do we prove it through science and logic?”

Before the advent of modern medicine, malicious black magic involving malevolent “makhluk halus” (fairies, or “unseen beings”) such as djinns were often blamed by the Malay community for ailments that were then treated using exorcisms.

Historically, the Malays would consult a bomoh or pawang, a shaman who mixes ancient pagan and Islamic teachings, but the role is now increasingly undertaken by pseudo-scientific faith healers.

The forum, scheduled for November 29 and 30 is held in collaboration with the Federation of Islamic Medicine Practitioners' Associations (Gappima) and United Kingdom-based faith healing group Professional Islamic Support and Nurture Group (Pisang).

Azian is also Pisang’s secretary and director of research, in addition to Gappima’s assistant secretary.

The regional forum is funded by the Selangor Zakat Board.

Among the topics to be discussed are “black magic phenomena in medical cases” and “djinn possession in mental health disorder”.

Azian said her field of research is in the “signs and symptoms of djinn-related diseases”, part of a programme compiling “local knowledge” under a RM7 million five-year Long-Term Research Grant Scheme on “healing” involving UKM and Universiti Sains Malaysia (USM).

When asked to elaborate on “supernatural diseases”, Azian related the experience of Dr Sagiran, a surgeon with Muhammadiyah University of Yogyakarta, Indonesia, who treated a patient with 27 nails found inside him.

Azian said the nails returned even after Dr Sagiran removed them surgically, and only disappeared when Dr Sagiran implemented faith healing that included prayer recitals to “exorcise” the djinn from the patient.

As such, Dr Sagiran will be one of the speakers in the forum, in addition to: Fadhlan Abu Yasir, the president of Indonesian faith healing group Ruqyah Syar'iyyah; Pisang’s president Hamidi Abdul Rahman; and Ministry of Health’s medical officer Dr Hafizah Amanulla.

Azian said the Malay community had used both paranormal and physical approaches in medicine before the 15th century, but later lost out to modern medicine brought by Western colonials.

She said she hopes the forum and research will help Islamic healing be integrated into the local healthcare system, where doctors can refer patients to faith healers when they recognise symptoms of djinn possessions or black magic.

“Even for mental disorder, in the field of psychiatry and mental health, they do not take into account the djinn factor,” Azian claimed.

“They have to admit, there are still many things which are left unanswered in the medical field … We hope to find points of intersections, where we can collaborate.”

- See more at: http://www.themalaymailonline.com/malaysia...h.T5zCuB18.dpuf

Looking for gym partner

achik1990 — Fri, 07 Nov 2014 17:19:59 +0800

Kinda hard for me to go squash ..jauh dari rumah ..so achik nak gym partner and workout partner

sape nak? area Setapak

currybun song

achik1990 — Wed, 05 Nov 2014 23:46:46 +0800

[YOUTUBE]CSNcLW3LMnk[/YOUTUBE]
to be honest i kinda like this for the rhythm ..
but the video seriously disturbing ..
subtle way to inject the populace with currybun secret yuzu juice

achik sedih ...

achik1990 — Wed, 05 Nov 2014 12:19:36 +0800

I see bnyak worang kuar dating while ayam tidak dpt ape2 pn
people reject me kaw2 even without knowing me or meeting me face to face ..
achik sedih gile babe ..
am i ugly? am i boring?

thos eyg pernah lepak ngn achik comment skit

TAK PUAS HATI!!

I CAN COOK, I DESIGN/CREATE ART, I HAVE A GREEN THUMB, I AM A D.I.Y GUY, I GOOD LOOKING (SORTA) IM SPORTING AND FUNNY , FUCUK! I EVEN PLAY PIANO LIAO ..

AYAM THE JACK OF ALL TRADES!!

Spiderman Bangso Syurgo in da making

achik1990 — Tue, 04 Nov 2014 19:47:16 +0800

Birdemic : Shock and Terror

achik1990 — Tue, 04 Nov 2014 16:34:31 +0800

[YOUTUBE]gzV8Q2fsN0o[/YOUTUBE]

I actually downloaded this piece of crap and watched it all the way through
my 1st year movie video was WAAAAAAAYYYY better!!

Straight Men Are A Lot More Bisexual

achik1990 — Tue, 04 Nov 2014 10:30:27 +0800

Pornhub recently released data on the top porn searches broken down by gender. The survey found “gay male porn” as the second highest searched topic by straight women. This begs the question: What about straight dudes? How many of them are also looking at man-on-man porn? And what might be their motivations for doing so?

Being the curious gays that we are, we decided to dig a little deeper, scouring the internet for clues. And what we discovered is, well, surprising. Apparently it’s not just the ladies who prefer two dicks in their porn. Self-professed straight men enjoy it, too.

We recently reported on the growing number of heterosexual men who have begun openly embracing booty eating, both as givers and receivers. Anilingus is a behavior that has, historically, been attributed to gay men. So where did these straight guys get the idea to have their own butts eaten? And where did they learn the skills and strategies involved in performing a rim job? The obvious answer: Gay porn.

In our research, we learned that straight men don’t just watch gay porn for sex tips. They also watch it to get off. Now, we weren’t born yesterday. Anyone can say they’re heterosexual, and plenty of gay guys on our favorite hookup sites pretend to “Str8″ and “just looking for a quickie while the GF is outta town.” But hold your preconceived notions for just one moment. Isn’t it possible there are more gray areas in human sexuality than anyone really knows, or is at least willing to admit? And isn’t looking at porn in the privacy of one’s own home the safest place to explore one’s curiosities?

So stay with us here as we take a peek at what guys are saying online…
In a forum titled “straight…but wack off to gay porn, anyone else ” on the totally reliable internet discussion website Topix, heterosexual “Mikey” from Trenton,

NXJ confesses:
"so i have a gf of almost 3 years and recently started to jack off to gay porn, i dont know wht it is about it but it kinda turns me on, i was just wondering if anybody else is in the same boat as me. would love to hear from you!!"

“Whoknew” from Georgiana, AL responds:
Well mikey, i have to go with you on this one. I would never want to engage in gay sex, but watching it somehow makes me hard as a rock. I have only watched a movie once, but I read stories on the net some. Matter of fact i am hard now just thinking about it.

Very interesting.
A similar forum exists on the website Jackinworld, which claims to be the world’s “ultimate male masturbation resource.” On it, one commenter writes:
I’m straight, but i do watch gay porn and guys masturbating. I thought that was weird until i looked at the other reviews. Good to know a lot of guys do that.

Another adds:
Thank goodness i am not the only one. Im Straight but watch gay porn. I love girls, but gay just turns me on from time to time.

Then there’s this little gem:
im str8 but ive masturbated with my friends and one time one of my friends and i started oral, then it lead to anal. ive wanted to try again because it felt so good but im afraid to bring it up again. so i masturbate and think about it insted.

http://www.queerty.com/straight-men-are-a-...-think-20141025

Need a job liao

achik1990 — Mon, 03 Nov 2014 19:19:44 +0800

If possible the one yg ade kaitan ngn advertising or arts ...
I prefer video editing ...

part time je..ade tk?