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Syarikat berkaitan kerabat kendali projek lombong baru di Tasik Chini
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Edited by tripleid at 6-6-2021 11:40 PM
sah sakit otak org tua ni
gambar tasik cini dikatanya lombong bijih cina
buduss
biar gambar berbicara..
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Edited by tripleid at 8-6-2021 11:26 AM
Malaysia Needs To Resolve Its Sultan Situation - COMMENTARY
Sarawak Report
5 Jun 2021
The revelation this past week that the Agong’s aunty and another royal relative from Kelantan are the owners of a RM2.00 company that has just been awarded a sizeable and destructive concession to mine for manganese and other minerals in an environmentally sensitive region of Pahang presents a weary familiarity for Malaysians. The country has been ravaged by such projects.
Hanishah Ventures Son Bhd has been in existence since 2012 and describes its business as “mining for ores valued chiefly for iron content”. However its assets stand at a paltry RM7,000 versus liabilities of over RM41,000.
Despite the hollow nature of the company it has been awarded the 40 hectare concession by the Agong’s home state of Pahang in an area of threatened environmental importance that the state government only recently pledged to protect from further degradation.
One presumes the license was granted over a slate of competitive tenders and for reasons of economic advantage for the state. Yet who is to know, since basic transparency concerning the decision making processes in such matters is notably absent in Pahang?
Sarawak Report has discovered as much when trying to determine the reasons behind other nonsensically destructive projects in the state, including those with royal connections. The region is dotted with similar mining concessions and mysterious logging, including the illegal raid on a last remaining ancient tree carried out in broad daylight also during the past just seven days for all to see.
What is clear is that for reasons not disclosed this RM2.00 royal owned company was granted an exemption to tear up the land in an area that was gazetted by the state as a Forest Reserve as recently as 2019.
Like other states in the federation where secretive negotiations have resulted in the parcelling of vast tracts of land to politically connected people, Pahang is on the verge of environmental disaster as a result: wildlife is being wiped out, pollution is becoming a major problem for increasing numbers of inhabitants affected by mining effluents and communities of indigenous people are being thrown out of their homes by loggers then dragged into court and fined for trying to protest.
All this while the royal household in the state has, like so many of their neighbours, gone from wealth to extreme wealth. The present Agong houses his hundred or so prized Argentinian polo ponies in air-conditioned stables at his vast palace, rivalled only by the luxuriousness and wealth of the other sultans of Malaysia’s poorest states.
The conclusion has to be that, like the Taib family of Sarawak, if the Sultans or their families say they want something in their state then the decision making bodies, who are supposed to be there to protect and guard the national wealth on behalf of the community at large, unfortunately grant it.
Forget due process, planning, legal procedure, due profit to the state – the overgrown toddlers in the palace have identified yet another source of cash to pay for their excessive lifestyles, so they must have it.
It is at this point that Malaysians need to decide whether they are content to continue to allow a medieval situation to exist behind their facade of a modern state, in a manner that will inevitably and rapidly drive a once rich and developing country into economic ruin and environmental catastrophe, or put their foot down and implement the rules?
Malaysia is a democracy after all, where resources are owned by the state and subject to the rule of law, rather than being in the personal possession of the monarch or subject to his whim. The worst aspect of this self indulgent plunder by the super-wealthy but predominantly useless ‘businessmen royals’ is that they are soaking up cash that could otherwise have been directed into elevating the lives of the poorest people in their states.
Billion dollar palaces, horses, jets, super-sports vehicles, foreign properties, handbags, cosmetic surgery, diamonds, couture, nearly all of which are provided by foreign profiteers, have diverted funds that could have gone into hospitals, houses, roads and schools. The ostentation is there for all to see and it brings shame on a country where so many in the population suffer.
Moreover, this raid on Malaysia’s resources, driven by foreign technology and greed without governance, has carried on over the past few decades as if there were no tomorrow: as if the glorious natural wealth and beauty of the country was worth nothing at all compared to printed dollar notes to buy transient trophy toys and branded goods.
With symbolic irony the glorious tiger which the royals proudly display as their emblem of strength and power is living out its last days in Malaysia with less than a hundred calculated to be still living in the wild. These are subjected to cruel poaching, habitat loss and the diseases that come with the encroachment of human populations.
Some royal leaders have responded by remembering their responsibilities when it comes to the environment (an example of how these families could be restored to a useful role) others have simply put a few in cages or despoiled their lovely lands completely.
In the process, these sprawling, selfish families (poor Malaysia with a population of 30 million people is saddled with no less than nine royal houses to maintain) are failing to appreciate that they are becoming every bit as redundant as the beleaguered tiger, particularly if they kill off everything they used to represent.
Most modern states have already done away with Kings and Queens, either to be replaced by democratic progressive structures or uglier forms of dictatorship. Malaysia could go either way. The places where monarchies have successfully progressed with the times are where the royal families have modernised and learnt their place, particularly when it comes to not considering themselves above the law or the due processes that apply to everybody else.
It has usually been the result of hard lessons learnt. Back in 1642 the British executed their King, who being typically inbred and pampered had come to the conclusion that he was appointed by God and needed to listen to no-one else.
These are the characteristic problems that develop with inherited, over-powerful leaderships and after a few more hiccups (the son of this particular failure turned out to be every bit as slow to learn and had to be chased abroad) Britain’s royals and their people established an understanding.
The monarch is now primarily in place to remind any temporary top politician that they will never be the most important person in the state, but in return does not get involved in politics themselves or freelance business off their connections either.
As their quid pro quo the royals of Britain and various other similar constitutional monarchies are given respect and pomp plus a very fine allowance and privileged lives. They tend to be fondly respected for the limited but vital role they play, depending on how well they do it.
This is the model also adopted by Malaysia, in principle at least. Yet, all the evidence points to the reality that deference to these royal families has allowed them to get away with muscling in on the politics and economic life of their home states and the federation, enriching themselves astonishingly in the process.
Time and again major projects turn out to have been driven by royal business interests with the granting of licences and concessions a mere formality for companies known to have royal connections. Huge chunks of shares are doled out in return to the family members and proxies of these players all at the expense of the wider interest of the state and proper planning and governance.
Such licence fuels more greed and jostling for goodies, and with the backdoor establishment of the PN government, primarily to counter the reforming attempts of the last elected government, the gold rush appears to be spiralling out of control entirely.
Having closed down Parliament and suspended all checks and balances on the spurious grounds of the Covid emergency the present regime has done away with remaining scrutiny at national level, let alone in the home states.
And on top of the entire edifice presently sits an Agong who has flagrantly abused his constitutional role by endorsing the suspension of Parliament and appointing a puppet prime minister (a rebel against his own elected government) rather than the favoured choice of the vast majority of elected MPs and the leader of the largest coalition.
The same Agong, who displays symptoms of having got away with ignoring due process too often back home in Pahang (the political base of the convicted ex-PM Najib Razak), even decided to do away with one remaining check on his constitutional powers by cancelling the Council of Rulers meeting which had been originally called to consider the proposed ‘state of emergency’ to keep his chosen prime minister in office.
A previously convened Council of Rulers had rejected the same proposal just a few weeks earlier, which is presumably why he cancelled the subsequent one to determine the same matter.
Such high handed actions confront, test and challenge the institutions of democracy and the core principles of checks and balances. They thereby lead to instability, threatening dictatorship and frustrated rebellion, as seen with sad consequences elsewhere.
There is no need for this in Malaysia but there is a sense that the present love affair amongst some royals with the Middle East betrays a longing for the more absolutist system such as exists amongst the former tribal kingdoms of the Gulf oil states. Having tasted the fruits of ‘fast car monarchy’ do they crave for more?
If there continues to be a tolerance in Malaysia for royal self-dealing, unconstitutional business activities and total lack of transparency in the handling of public resources this is sadly where the country will fast slide. The once lush green and fertile homelands of the Malaysian people will become as parched and unproductive as those Arab wastelands with just a few privileged royal families living it large on the remaining resources, till those run out.
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tripleid replied at 6-6-2021 11:39 PM
sah sakit otak org tua ni
gambar tasik cini dikatanya lombong bijih cina
Bodoh minum kencing cina
ingat orang tak tau apa kerosakan yang cina dah buat
dengan balaknya lombongnya musang kingnya
konon nak hasut guna nama kerabat
pergi mampus la dengan artikel busuk lu olang
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tripleid replied at 6-6-2021 11:42 PM
Malaysia Needs To Resolve Its Sultan Situation - COMMENTARY
Sarawak Report
Ni satu lagi artikel pembodohan outsider
dia ingat semua orang Malaysia bodoh macam @tripleid agaknya
triple idiot tu dah memang tak boleh diajar dah |
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Dan apabila dikatakan kepada mereka: "Janganlah kamu membuat bencana dan kerosakan di muka bumi", mereka menjawab: " Sesungguhnya kami orang-orang yang hanya membuat kebaikan". (Al-Baqarah 2:11)
Ketahuilah! Bahawa sesungguhnya mereka itulah orang-orang yang sebenar-benarnya membuat bencana dan kerosakan, tetapi mereka tidak menyedarinya. (Al-Baqarah 2:12) |
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Cina dengan india dap, derang peduli apa menghasut ni
tengok je kat negara asal mereka
dua2 dah tak ada raja
dah lama pupus
korang jangan mudah makan hasutan dan fitnah derang
kalo tengok politik kat cina sana, teruk, kebebasan bersuara kena sekat
politik india lagilah, hancur.. macam tahap lubang jamban
nampak artikel ni konon nak perjuang alam sekitar
padahal derang cina dan india dap nak hasut Melayu
jadi hati2 lah semua |
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Al-Patih replied at 7-6-2021 11:51 AM
Dan apabila dikatakan kepada mereka: "Janganlah kamu membuat bencana dan kerosakan di muka bumi", me ...
Ahbeng
you copy paste then share ini sama tokey2 cina tanah haram musang king hoh
tq hoh |
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Yang sodeh Beb...oreng Melayu kita...yang berugama Islam..jugok...bagi permit
Tak adok Oreng DAP...duduk doket pejabat kerejagaan
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Al-Patih replied at 7-6-2021 12:05 PM
Yang sodeh Beb...oreng Melayu kita...yang berugama Islam..jugok...bagi permit
Tak adok Oreng DAP. ...
Ada je dap yang jadi menteri 22 bulan aritu
rasuah pun banyak dap juga mulakan
kerosakan akibat perlombongan ni, baik timah, baik besi atau lain2 bahan, dah lama berlaku di malaysia
majoritinya libatkan kapitalis cina |
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kjaan pohang tu kan kajaan melayun isle yg pegang
celah mana pulak cina dapig buleh masuki campur pentadbiran kjaan negeri
cai bodoh cam ko ni asal boleh ratib salah dap je kann
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tripleid replied at 8-6-2021 11:21 AM
kjaan pohang tu kan kajaan melayun isle yg pegang
celah mana pulak cina dapig buleh masuki camp ...
Berlambak cina dapat lesen balak dengan lombong
macam biasa derang guna macam cara nak dapat lesen
proksi, rasuah segala bagai
segala hutan gunung derang jarah
sehinggalah Sultan dan MB campurtangan
sekarang dah berjaya dikawal
terutama kawasan ceroboh musang king di raub dengan tanah ceroboh sayur kat cameron |
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Edited by tripleid at 8-6-2021 11:55 AM
mmg lah ada cina tokey balak,melayu pon ramai yg kaya raya hasil balak..
tapi kuasa yg meluluskan pembalakan tu tetap kjaan negeri
Peka mahu Pahang batal kelulusan projek perlombongan dekat Tasik Chini
Diterbitkan 8 Jun 2021, 10:29 am
Pertubuhan Pelindung Khazanah Alam Malaysia (Peka) menyeru Menteri Besar Pahang Wan Rosdy Wan Ismail membatalkan lesen kegiatan pelombongan berhampiran Tasik Chini. Menurut Presiden Peka Shariffa Sabrina Syed Akil kerajaan Pahang akan berdepan dengan kesan buruk jangka panjang dan bencana alam akibat kegiatan tersebut. " eka membantah keras kelulusan yang telah diberikan kerajaan Pahang untuk projek yang terletak hanya 3km dari Tasik Chini, yang merupakan kawasan alam sekitar rentan. "Kerajaan Pahang akan menanggung kerugian dan perlu berbelanja lebih banyak untuk memperbaiki infrastruktur yang rosak serta membantu orang ramai yang terjejas, yang mungkin kehilangan rumah bahkan nyawa mereka," katanya.
Pada 3 Jun lalu Malaysiakini menyiarkan laporan mengenai kelulusan diberi Pahang kepada sebuah syarikat yang ada kaitan dengan keluarga diraja ketika kerajaan negeri menyatakan rancangan untuk memulihkan keadaan di kawasan tersebut.
Tapak perlombongan baru itu terletak hanya kira-kira 3km dari Tasik Chini. Untuk rekod ia merupakan tasik semula jadi kedua terbesar di Malaysia dan menjadi kawasan tapak rizab biosfera Unesco yang bergelut dengan masalah pencemaran akibat perlombongan dan pembalakan sejak beberapa tahun lalu. Menurut dokumen penilaian impak alam sekitar (EIA) yang dibuka kepada umum pada April lalu, projek itu meliputi 40.51 hektar - bersamaan kira-kira 60 padang bola sepak - di Lot 89798 di Mukim Penyor. Dokumen itu juga menunjukkan beberapa konsesi perlombongan yang sedia ada di kawasan itu, dengan kebanyakannya terletak lebih dekat dengan Tasik Chini. Kata Shariffa Sabrina kawasan hutan simpan sepatutnya dibangunkan sebagai kawasan ekopelancongan atau agropelancongan keran aia dapat mengekalkan kestabilan ekosistem dan kawasan tadahan air di situ. "Tasik Chini perlu dilindungi dan semua kegiatan pembalakan serta perlombongan mesti dihentikan supaya biospefa di situ dikekalkan serta keadaan pulau-pulau di tasir tersebut boleh diperbaiki," katanya. Dia juga memberitahu Orang Asli yang menetap di kawasan itu bergantung kepada Tasik Chini sebagai sumber pendapatan.
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itu montri Beb...pergi dan diganti
yang kekal kat jabatang kerejagaan oreng Melayu kito...berugamo Islam...lebam dahi kerna sondol kat sejadah....lebat bulu kat dagu......siap dengan Pencen...atau Justa
Yang selalu kono cekup...masuk dalam surat khabar lama....Oreng Melayu...Berugama Islam
majoritinya libatkan kapitalis cina
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Realiti sebenar yang cuba mereka twist
sejak dahulu kala
banyak tersimpan di merata ceruk Tanah Melayu |
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Bukan kata lombong jer
Rasa dah abis tarah ni
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ni bayangan tuhann ka bayangan yakjuj makjuj ni. |
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dah banyak kampung orang asli tenggelam |
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ada terowong ajaib kat penang 
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YB Pekan (yg kalah rayuan tu) tamau komplen isu inikah? |
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Post time 6-6-2021 11:39 PM
