Feb 292012
 

Lynas Corp and management team, the people have spoken. In case you have difficulty hearing, listen carefully to the voices in this video by Victor Chin.

Much attention was given to the rallies in Kuantan (for the huge turnout) and Penang (because of the unruly disruption).

But many missed the rally held at Maju Junction in KL attended by some 2000-3000 people. And it is tremendously encouraging to see so many young people. This is the birth of a new environmental movement, especially among the young – and spreading via social media.

Listen to their voices and take the ‘hint’, Lynas. The people have spoken.

  18 Responses to “Lynas, can you take a ‘hint’?”

  1. Er, sorry, whuat’s a hiint, Bruuce?

    Yoou Malaaysiaans aare a recaalcitraant bunch, staarting from that fellaa onwaards.

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  2. I am surprised the TV3 famous environment reporter failed to report the truth on the latest phenomena regarding Lynas in Malaysia. Probably fod=rbidden by the boss ???

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KqQt1P6-3D8&w=400

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  3. even nasi lemak loving namewee also advising the aussies thru his first rap in english dedicated to down under rare metal folks ….

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    • Namewee like always is crude and I rarely condone such vulgarity. But this time I have to give it to him for being able to send a message out to equally stubborn, selfish and obnoxious people. Like Anil says, Lynas can’t take a hint. It is like knocking your head on a brick wall. Never being able to penetrate. There is no point arguing whether it is safe or not. It’s a very simple thing. If ppl don’t want you here pls bring your company, jobs and very ‘minor’ radiation back to Australia. I am sure Malaysians will support them then.

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  4. The majority has spoken? Come on Anil you can surely do better than this.

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    • eddy, if you don’t think so, then why not wait and see? Your answer will come during the 13th GE! Maybe you will be convinced then!

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      • My prediction on GE13 (made earlier the Daim who said the same thing in the Chinese papers on 3 March 2012)

        => BN win in Kedah.

        => PR win in Penang and Kelantan.

        => Perak and Selangor close fight between BN and PR.

        I believe BN is slightly leading in Selangor while Daim also believes BN has better change to win in Selangor provided the right candidates are chosen.

        => Other states unchanged, still under BN.

        I say PR marching to Putrajaya is still a dream because of their own weaknesses.

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  5. Yes, the people have spoken up !!!

    I particularly like that toothless uncle, how i wish all the Indians are as awake as him and not sway here and sway there…

    Hello Mr PM, how can you pawn the health of the Rakyat away in exchange for Aussie dollars ???

    Didnt you see the people in Bukit Merah in your own Boleh Land how they suffer as a result of the radioactive waste, and you dare to talk about 1CareMalaysia???

    Let us change the government in this coming GE13 in order to STOP Lynas once and for all !!!

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  6. Anil & readers
    Do read today’s interesting article in The Sun : HDB Flair For Our Public Housing

    http://www.thesundaily.my/news/309829

    We can be sure we all want to live in homes not boxes.

    ps you may want to post this in your new subject under housing. Sure can generate a lot of feedback.

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    • I think learning from Singapore is great. Only problem is BN has too much pride to do so.

      By the way, Resort World Sentosa has ‘poached’ many Malaysian Street Food maestros to set up the Malaysian Food Street in Singapore:

      http://www.thesundaily.my/news/257672

      http://my.entertainment.yahoo.com/news/malaysia-food-street-sentosa-022734627.html

      Penang Lim Brothers’ Char Koay Teow (S$5 with egg)
      - “quite tasty, with just enough spicy kick. But it sure seems like a healthier version. It’s missing the crispy pork lard! In Penang, they scatter it so liberally! And these noodles are much drier too. Penang char kway teow is usually very oily”

      Ah Mei Hokkien Prawn Mee (S$6 with pork ribs)
      - “comes with an incredibly rich broth with generous chunks of pork ribs… quite similar to what you get in Penang. However, the use of restaurant-style crystal prawns makes it a little less hawker-like. But perhaps some will view the large, deshelled prawns as convenient and better value for money.”

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      • Call it the right place for heavenly food or heavenly food in the right place, Penang Ori-Maestros in SingLand or AussieLand seem unable or fail to recreate the ‘magic’ taste or touch of Penang Street Hawker Cuisine. No matter how good the ingredients or how ‘regulated’ the cooking style to local health laws, the food somehow don’t have the ‘oomph’ factor loved by Tham Chiak Kuis world wide.

        I myself am baffled by this hawker food ‘loss-of-Penang-touch phenomena’ to come out with a plausible explanation. Call it no kitchen god’s touch or any loss of touch or absence of Penang’s ‘ong’ in SingLand slippery cleanliness obsessed kitchens, why waste your brain cells but come straight away to Penang’s famous street hawker stalls for a food binge of the real heavenly thing. I don’t mean slippery food court or papa’s or mama’s rich plastic cafes.

        Nothing beats Penang Makan-Makan, a pleasurable past time as good as karma sutra. BTW, don’t bring tissue paper, but just a multi-purpose “Good Morning” mini China towel. Unless you don’t sweat or salivate in “Ooooh & Aaaarh” of Penang street hawker food satisfaction!

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  7. Welcome to Kuantan,
    home of cancerous crabs and
    radioactive (sting)rays !

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  9. These are scientific radioactive facts purposely ignored by anti-Lynas group.

    Fact 1: Lynas residues contains a very low level of radiation at 6 Bq/g.

    Fact 2: Banana with natural potassium level of radiation is about 31 Bq/g.

    Banana is five time more radioactive than Lynas residues. I eat banana every week, so what?

    Don’t let PR politicians and half-cooked environmentalists misleading you for their political agenda. I am anti-BN does not mean I blindly support wrong thing from PR.

    Please get the experts to study rebuttals from Lynas about anti-Lynas myths before you want to argue with me.

    Let the facts talking, not the myths.

    https://www.facebook.com/lynasmalaysia?sk=app_165496300219838

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