Here are the locations which I heard about:-

Jalan Kepong (in front of the police station)
Selayang (near the new Warta supermarket)
NKVE – PLUS highway (between Putra Heights to Subang interchange)
Seremban highway near Desa Petaling (near the huge furniture shops)
Jalan Ipoh (near Templer’s Park and 5th Mile)
Jalan Kuching (after Segambut roundabout)
Jalan Ampang (near Great Eastern Mall)
Federal Highway (near Volvo)
Old Klang Road (near the Petaling Police Station intersection)
Road near Lake Garden
Jalan Damansara (near UN building)

There’s some more locations which I could not possibly remember… But I’m not sure if these are really accurate…

I don’t know whats the purpose of rare earth plant, what is the product of rare earth plant or what benefit does a rare earth plant has for the country.

The only thing I know it’s radioactive and it poses danger to our citizens’ health. That is enough to demand the fucking gomen to scrap the project of the plant.

The Malaysian gomen did not make things transparent about the project details… did it pass the IAEA safety audit? Did it pass the WHO health and safety regulations? When the Stupid Fella said it is scientifically safe and ok, did he quote who gave him the scientific evidence? Maybe a professor from Curtin University said it’s safe.Their marketing strategy worked, by giving a piece of paper they called honorary doctorate that cost not more than AUD$ 100.00 (inclusive of all printing cost, paper cost, ink cost, embossing cost, plastic seal stamp cost, signatory’s fee/salary, lamination costs, transportation cost etc), I’m taking a very generous figure here, they managed to reach a target of say 75% of Malaysians to etch “Curtin University” in their head. The viral phenomenon that automatically generated thereafter is not taken into account yet. Even Dr. Philip Kotler didn’t thought of that.

Another question is, why Lynas needs to build such plant to process rare earth waste in Malaysia when Australia is filthy rich with landmass real estate? Of course Malaysians are very very pleased to welcome FDI but we are not that greedy until accept any FDI that will jeopardise our health and well being. Maybe rare earth is not as radioactive as Fukushima, but the fact alone that it is radioactive is enough to put every sane Malaysian to have a perception it is dangerous and this would definitely affects our psychological wellbeing.. and it may lead to other illnesses such as psychological disturbances and perhaps heart diseases due to fear and stress in our subconscious mind. Even developed country like Germany is decommissioning all radioactive facilities in their country.

So far, the Australian government has not make any public comment at all (not that I know of) about this national furore that got millions of sane Malaysian to protest the hanky-panky Lynas rare earth plant project on our beloved Malaysian soil. I’m sure a you don’t just get a mere honorary doctorate from an Australian university, I’m sure there must be more to this Lynas deal.

There is not enough transparency on the part of Malaysian gomen on this project. Why must we give a chunk of our land to Australia to dump their radioactive mining waste when they have so much more unused land than our Peninsular Malaysia?? Will the buried radioactive waste turn into yellow gold after certain amount of years?

Why??????????????? Why the fuck, mate? Why the fuck, Ah Jib? Kenapa?

*just in case you don’t know who is Namewee, he is a renown King of Controversy in Malaysia. Artist, movie director, singer, rapper, activist…

Oh shit… the buggers are doing it again. Everytime there’s a rally or mass gathering, police will put up road blocks around KL to catch or to screen (or so they said) people and detain suspected rally-goers. Such road blocks causes massive traffic jams for no reason. I hope and pray that God Almighty will give brains to our policemen so that they can think with a brain and not with the arse.

There’s a SMS circulating around where it say there will be road blocks this few days. The places affected are:

1. Putrajaya to Bangi
2. Jalan Enggang towards Keramat AU2 and AU3 (Ampang)
3. Damansara highway toll to Penchala & Kayu Ara
4. Bukit Jelutong, Shah Alam to Kampung Subang
5. Jalan Lapangan Terbang, near Subang Airport - subang PLUS highway toll
6. Jalan Haji Sirat - Taman Sri Pekan, Klang (heading to Bukit Raja PLUS highway toll)
7. Monash University to Cyberjaya
8. Kampung Pandan towards KL

Good luck, folks. 

Ok… I don’t know if you all know about this… but after I saw a poster at the supermarket showing GAB is raising funds for Chinese education, I was a bit sorry. Yeah… i’m not against it…. I’m supporting it by buying Guiness stout etc. It is a noble cause in the name of education.

BUT… let me ask you…. aren’t there Indian/Tamil educated GAB-brand drinkers? Why can’t they raise a fund for “Indian education” as well? We can only wonder…

Lately we see numerous opinions on whether the country should adopt a single school system or not. Well, firstly I would say I am siding Prof. Khoo Kay Kim’s opinion/suggestion as I think it is the way to go. We need to take the first step to create a Malaysian race. When schools use the same common language as medium of teaching….. we will have everyone able to communicate with each other across the board.  Usually people will group with people who speak the same language.

We just gotta abolish vernacular school and introduce single national school to create a new generation of people who dont speak broken Bahasa Malaysia anymore…… even some foreigners can speak better BM than some Malaysians. I would suggest that Mandarin and Tamil should also be made compulsory language along with English. Hence we will create a nation that can speak 4 languages…… no matter you are chinese. malay, indian or others.

Ha… what about that? Call me a traitor if you like but I strongly agree with Prof. Khoo !!!!!! I would stress that all Malaysians MUST read this.

IPOH: The swearing-in of the new Perak Mentri Besar has been postponed indefinitely.

The ceremony, which was scheduled for 4pm at Istana Iskandariah here yesterday, was called off after leaders of the new DAP-PKR-PAS coalition government had an audience with the Regent of Perak Raja Dr Nazrin Shah.

Comptroller of the Royal Household at Istana Iskandariah Datuk Seri Raja Mansor Raja Razman announced the postponement.

Perak PAS secretary Mohammad Nizar Jamaluddin was initially scheduled to take his oath of office as the Mentri Besar before Raja Nazrin.

Perak DAP secretary Nga Kor Ming said that Raja Nazrin wanted a letter of undertaking from all 31 opposition assemblymen indicating their support for the formation of the new DAP-PKR-PAS coalition government.

“The letter should also state that all 31 of them supported the appointment of Pasir Panjang assemblyman Mohammad Nizar Jamaluddin as the new Mentri Besar,” said Nga, who is also Pantai Remis assemblyman.

Nga explained that Raja Nazrin had summoned the leaders to meet him at 2.30pm at Istana Kinta. The meeting lasted until 4pm.

On Monday, Raja Nazrin had consented to the formation of the coalition government.

He also named Mohammad Nizar as the new Mentri Besar after selecting from three names including Perak DAP chief Ngeh Koo Ham and PKR treasurer Jamaluddin Mohd Radzi.

Latest update: PKR’s Jamaluddin making a call after meeting with Raja Nazrin at Istana Kinta on Thursday.
By 10.30pm, all 31 assemblymen – 18 from the DAP, seven from PKR and six from PAS – signed letters supporting the coalition government and supporting Nizar as Mentri Besar.

Ngeh said DAP, PKR and PAS assemblymen had been approached to cross over to Barisan Nasional.

“I am happy to note that the assemblymen have resisted the temptation to defect,” he said.

On talk that PKR was unhappy that it did not have any exco post in the new government, Ngeh said it was not true and that all parties would be treated fairly.

More than 100 people and pressmen had gathered at the clock tower roundabout about 5km from Istana Iskandariah in Kuala Kangsar at 3pm yesterday in anticipation of the swearing-in ceremony.

Police had set up roadblocks from 1.30pm to bar uninvited guests from entering the palace grounds.

Among the guests who turned up were caretaker Mentri Besar Datuk Seri Mohamad Tajol Rosli Ghazali and his wife Datin Seri Kamariah Mokri, and Raja di-Hilir Perak Raja Jaafar Raja Muda Musa and his wife Raja Puan Muda of Perak Raja Nor Mahani Raja Shahar Shah.

When word began to spread that the swearing-in ceremony had been cancelled, several supporters began to shout at one another, causing the police to ask them to leave.

Kuala Kangsar OCPD Supt Zakaria Pagan said the palace informed the police that the ceremony had been cancelled at about 4.15pm.

He said the crowd which had gathered near the palace dispersed peacefully by 5.30pm.

Source:

http://thestar.com.my/news/story.asp?file=/2008/3/14/nation/20643379&sec=nation

Yo… the En. Zackhariah (not his real name) of Klang was DEAD. If you dont know who is him, the you should really go and google it. He is known to the Pandamaran locals for his infamous mansion built on a low cost housing land. How he was able to do it (to build a mansion on the land which was said to be acquired through improper channel), I will not elaborate more as it will be a disrespect to the dead guy.

He, the Little Napoleon as referred by some newspaper, was reported dead due to heart attack. Maybe he was too upset about the defeat of Barisan Nasional last Saturday. However, I been hearing many people saying that his death is not because of heart attack as reported by the newspapers. I don’t know. Some people said he committed suicide because the local government is now in the hands of what used to be the Opposition parties. Unreliable sources said that the late En. Zachariah was scared that his wrongdoings to be found out by the new ruling power.

So, the verdict is yours, my well-informed readers.