2.​Lagipun sampah sarap boleh dibuang ke dalam air. Demikian juga dengan najis manusia.

3.​Di zaman dahulu jumlah penduduk tidak ramai. Najis dan sampah pun tidak banyak. Gerakan air pasang surut dan pengaliran air boleh membawa sampah dan najis jauh ke tengah laut dan hilang begitu sahaja.

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1. What is an Islamic State? I have been accused of being inconsistent on this issue. May I explain.

2. There are many interpretations of what constitutes an Islamic state. There are many states which call themselves Islamic and many which are recognised as Islamic without having “Islamic” before their names. Their Islamic credentials are not always the same. Some actually declare themselves to be secular states but are nevertheless considered Islamic.

3. In the OIC there are more than 50 states but they do not have the same constitution or laws to qualify as Islamic. They may not even have a constitution, written or otherwise.

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1. Orang Melayu sekarang sudah sanggup bunuh diri untuk ke syurga. Bukan sahaja itu, tetapi mereka juga sanggup bunuh orang Islam lain kerana kelainan politik atau ideologi. Kita belum dengar ulama Malaysia memberi pendapat atau membuat fatwa berkenaan dengan perbuatan seperti ini. Jika pendapat berkenaan bunuh diri, bunuh saudara seagama akan dapat balasan syurga, mungkin ramai lagi orang Melayu yang akan melilit bom dibadan dan meletupkannya supaya dapat membunuh ramai orang Islam lain yang tidak dikenali dan tidak bermusuh dengan mereka. Diantara yang terbunuh ialah kanak-kanak, orang tua, wanita dan OKU. Kebanyakkan mereka ini orang perempuan bukan askar dan tidak bersenjata.

2. Saya cuba cari dalam Al Quran arahan supaya orang Islam boleh bunuh diri, boleh bunuh orang Islam lain. Orang yang dibunuh ini tidak menyerang negara kita dan rakyat kita. Kita tidak berada dalam keadaan tidak selamat kerana serangan oleh orang Islam yang tidak sebulu dengan kita.

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1. In a democracy there should be Opposition whose job is to oppose the Government. In the more mature democracies the Opposition may at times support the Government or take a bipartisan stand. But mostly, and certainly in new democracies, the Opposition simply opposes.

2. The objective of the Opposition is to bring down the Government and to take over. They are not really interested in issues or the wrong things the Government is doing. These issues are good only for blackening the governing party so as to bring it down..

3. It is a mistake for the Government to accede to or meet the demands of the Opposition. Acceding to their demand will not result in their supporting the Government. They will make sure their supporters too will not switch their support to the Government.

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1. The Federal Constitution is the basic law of the country. It was drafted by a panel of judges from the Commonwealth countries. Before accepting it the multi-racial leaders of the country made some amendments including to protect the position of the indigenous people whose poverty and relative backwardness were acknowledged by the multi-racial leaders who felt that those needed to be addressed.

2. Subsequently the constitution was amended several times to make provisions for current situations which arose.

3. There were two amendments worthy of mention. The need for the Agong to sign all laws before they become legal seems to negate the right of the people to make laws through their elected parliament. Normally the Agong acts on the advice of the Prime Minister. In the United Kingdom their sovereign dutifully acts on the advice of the Prime Minister. But there was fear that in Malaysia the Agong may not. The amendments provided that if the Agong refuses to sign into law it should be sent back to Parliament and if Parliament passed it with or without amendments it will become law even if the Agong does not sign it after two months.

4. The second amendment created a special court to hear charges against a ruler. This was made necessary after a ruler assaulted a citizen.

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