Let’s talk about the recent fiasco over the shifting of the bus terminal from the old Great Wall, Jalan Batu Tiga, Klang to the new location in Sentral, Klang.  These are my point of views

The Burned Down Great Wall

There must had been pressure for the occupants in the Great Wall to move out.  The rental in the Great Wall supermarket must be chicken feed and many occupants were reluctant to move out.

A Developer in Need of Attraction

In order for any project to be successful, the developer must attract crowd to his development.

The Arson

Considering that not many occupants in the Great Wall Shopping Centre were eager to leave their rented shops since they were paying dirt cheap rental fees, the only way to move them out is by force.  Obviously if you hire thugs, it would look very obvious.  The only way to chase away the occupants would be to burn the Great Wall Shopping Centre.

Rigid Structure but Declared Unsafe

Please bear in mind that the Great Wall Shopping Centre is made from Reinforced Concrete Structure.  These sort of structure is known to withstand heat and fire for prolonged periods of time.  Unlike the World Trade Centre, consisting of steel, it melted in no time.  Great Wall Shopping Centre’s damage wasn’t that severe since the Fire Department is merely  less than 1 km away and the fire was easily controlled.

Even during demolition, heavey machineries were seen on top of the first floor.  However, MPK certified that the building was unsafe.

Safe Foundation

Even if the structure is not safe, the foundation is definitely useable and definitely safe.  The fire do not go into the ground and burn the wet ground.  Furhermore the ground is protected with a concrete floor.  The foundation is definitely safe.  If the foundation is safe, one can easily build another buildingusing the old foundations.

But somehow, MPK who is supposed to be well versed with engineering decided to turn a place with lots of foundation into a park.  They have some sort of hidden agenda of not making use of the foundation to rebuild the shopping mall.  The hidden agenda which I think is to give way to the developer Lim Soon Peng of TitiJaya.

Titijaya’s Development

Some of the ongoing projects by Lim Soon Peng which are very near the Sentral Bus station are as follows: –

Klang Sentral Commercial Centre, Klang – Phase 1 Shop/Offices – 3 Storey Shop / Office

Sentral Walk – 22′ X 70′ First and Only 3&4 Storey

Mutiara Point Business Park – Jalan Meru, Klang – Shopping Centre

Proposed Investigations

Obviously the ACA must be sleeping for not investigating this incident.  The ACA must also be sleeping because they are not investigating the Income Tax department and Lim Soon Peng.   Can you imagine, the Income Tax department in Klang shifted just accross one street to an area which has inadequate car parking facilities.  I really wonder why.

Why Build Another Bus Station When The Old One Can Be Used ?

I mentioned earlier that the foundation of Great Wall can be re-used.  Why is it that MPK decide to build another bus station?  If they build the Sentral Bus Station, they have to pay the cost of piling plus structure.  If they rebuild Great Wall, they only pay for demolition works and structure which is much cheaper.  You may argue saying demolition is expensite (believe me it’s dirt cheap) but if demolition works are expensive, then why MPK demolished the Great Wall anyway and not leave it alone?

The Days Before Election

Days before the General Election in 2008, Lim Soon Peng was seen with Khir Toyo in many functions.  But Toyo’s days were numbered because many people can see truth.

These stupid UMNO Malaysians did not use their brains. There are many Malays working as factory workers Coca Cola factory in Malaysia.  Also got a lot of people working in Starbucks in Malaysia.  They forget Starbucks owning by Berjaya. 

Theses stupid UMNO people never think when boycott.  Every time boycott they like monkey like Khairy Jamalludin.  I think next election all BN will lose

Thursday January 8, 2009

Boycott of US brands to begin tomorrow

Not this DatukGOH.COM!! I am the real GENUINE ONE!

GEORGE TOWN: A 29-year-old man who goes by the name “Datuk Kabi” claimed trial in a magistrate’s court in Balik Pulau to cheating a car salesman of RM75,000.

C. Kamaleshwaran, who was unrepresented, claimed trial to cheating Ng Cheiw Beng, 43, by inducing him into believing that an AmBank (M) Bhd cheque dated April 5, 2006 for RM75,000 was genuine.

On trial: Kamaleshwaran being led away by a policeman after he was charged at the Balik Pulau magistrates court Friday. He was later rearrested.

The cheque was purportedly payment made by Kamaleshwaran to Ng for the purchase of a car.

Kamaleshwaran, from Kuala Ketil, Kedah, denied committing the offence at the Pappadom Restaurant at Krystal Point in Sungai Nibong at 3pm on March 26, 2006.

He faces a maximum jail term of 10 years with whipping and a fine if found guilty.

Prosecuting officer Chief Insp Md Saad Hassan had suggested bail of RM8,000 but Kamaleshwaran appealed for a lesser amount saying his aged mother could not afford the high amount.

Magistrate Norhayati Johar allowed Kamaleshwaran bail of RM3,000 in one surety and fixed the case for mention on Feb 11.

It was learnt that Kamaleshwaran was rearrested outside the court for other related cases in Penang after his mother posted bail in the afternoon.

It has been reported that a “Datuk Kabi” was involved in more than 20 cheating cases involving land and other transactions using dishonoured cheques in Kuala Lumpur, Selangor, Kedah and Penang.

He allegedly issued cheques from a closed bank account to buy and rent houses and purchase other goods.

The man had turned himself in to the Bukit Aman Commercial Crimes Department on Dec 18, last year.

How come I was not invited?

KUALA LUMPUR: The 26 people, including a newscaster with Astro Awani and a part-time actress, detained during a New Year’s day raid will now be investigated for using and possession of drugs.

City CID chief Senior Asst Comm (II) Ku Chin Wah said police would investigate the case for drugs as no sexual acts were committed at the purported sex party. All were intoxicated but still clothed when arrested, he said.

Urine tests on the newscaster, actress and seven others, all aged between 20 and 30, were positive for Ecstasy and ketamine. Police said further tests would be conducted at the Kuala Lumpur Hospital.

Party paraphernalia: Drugs and condoms were among the items found when police raided a hotel room and nabbed 26 people on Thursday.

Various drugs, including cocaine and syabu, were found when police stormed a room on the 11th floor of a hotel in Jalan P. Ramlee at 3.30am on Thursday.

The party was planned by a newly-wed couple via Friendster, an online social networking site through which the partygoers got to know one another.

City narcotics chief Asst Comm Kang Chez Chiang said the 26 have been remanded until tomorrow to facilitate investigations.

The 22-year-old newscaster is due to be married next week. The actress, 25, is also a scriptwriter and has played a role in a movie made by a famous director.

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Wednesday December 31, 2008 (The Star)

Zahid faults woman over blog

The Star

Saturday December 20, 2008

Busted – gang extorting nightclubs

KUALA LUMPUR: An extortion gang wanted for terrorising nightclubs in Sri Hartamas was busted by police on Thursday night with the arrest of five men.

The five, aged between 20 and 46, were said to be working as security guards, parking attendants and bouncers.

They targeted entertainment outlets and demanded “protection money” from several pub owners in the area.

Brickfields police chief Asst Comm Wan Bari Wan Abdul Khalid said they would break into and damage premises of owners who did not pay up.

In the latest incident on Thursday, two popular nightclubs had their front windows smashed in the wee hours of the morning.

One of the nightclub owners, who declined to be named, said he was previously approached by gang members asking for protection money but refused to pay them.

“I was shocked to find the windows completely smashed and broken glass everywhere,” he said.

City CID chief Senior Asst Comm II Ku Chin Wah said the incident occurred around 4am when men on motorcycles used helmets and golf clubs to vandalise the premises.

Police are looking for two men to assist in investigations.

They are Balakrishnan a/l Mahagaran @ Joe, 28, whose last known address is at Taman Danau Desa, Jalan Kelang Lama and Shankar a/l Ramasamy @ Shan, 39, from Lot 2, Sri Pahang, Bukit Bangsar.

Those with information are urged to contact the Brickfields Police Headquartes at 03-2774 0222.

http://thestar.com.my/news/story.asp?file=/2008/12/18/focus/2833220&sec=focus

Thursday December 18, 2008

Why aren’t police beat bases doing their job?

IT is ironic that a friend visiting Malaysia inquired if the country is safe since he has not seen any policemen on the streets in Kuala Lumpur for the past two days. While the police claim that the crime rate in Malaysia is relatively low, I wonder if anyone in Kuala Lumpur doesn’t know of a theft victim!

I live in Taman Connaught where we now have a police beat base on both sides of the highway after numerous complaints from residents. There are so many break-in and snatch theft incidences recently that one wonders what is the purpose of the beat base.

For the past two years, I have only seen the police patrolling the neighbourhood once.

Although a big banner at the beat base says you can make a police report anywhere, victims who make a report at the beat base still have to go to the Pudu police station to meet the investigating officer.

In the wee hours of most weekends, Mat Rempits create a nuisance on the highway in front of these beat bases despite numerous complaints. And during the pasar malam every Wednesday, cars are parked haphazardly, blocking traffic in front of the police beatbases.

In another incident recently, a friend’s car window was smashed and her handbag stolen at the Salak Selatan LRT parking lot.

Imagine her surprise when the attending police officer at the station right across the parking lot informed her that such incidents happen regularly.

Aren’t they paid to ensure the safety of citizens? Or is preventing snatch thefts and burglary not a priority for neighbourhood police stations?

CONCERNED RESIDENT,

Cheras, Kuala Lumpur.

The Star

Tuesday December 9, 2008
2,000 illegal banners removed within a week
By JADE CHAN

IN just a week, residents of Kampung Tunku in Petaling Jaya have removed 2,000 illegal banners in their neighbourhood.

They are participating in a two-month campaign launched on Dec 1 by Kampung Tunku assemblyman Lau Weng San to remove all illegal banners in his constituency.

“The campaign was launched to take down illegal banners in the Kampung Tunku constituency, and to empower the people to take care of their area,” Lau said.
Getting residents involved: Kampung Tunku Lau Weng San with some of the illegal banners collected from his constituency. The two-month campaign has netted 2,000 illegal banners within its first week.

“It is also aimed at helping the MBPJ (Petaling Jaya City Council) to remove illegal banners as it is facing manpower shortage in its enforcement task,” he said.

“Residents can cut down whatever illegal banners they see and bring them to my office to claim their rewards,” Lau said.

According to Lau, the illegal banners are those that do not have permits from the MBPJ.

The legal banners have licences from the MBPJ authorising the commercial firms to put up and display their advertisement banners.

A legal banner is identified by a sticker, shaped as a square or triangle, with the company’s account number, duration the banner can be displayed and a serial number

“The campaign focuses on the illegal commercial banners only. Those put up by governmental bodies or for charity, social or non-profit purposes will be allowed,” Lau said.

He said funding for the “rewards” would come from his constituency development fund.

The rewards ranged from RM1 for a banner measuring less than 2ft x 2ft (0.6m x 0.6m) to RM5 for a banner exceeding 3ft x 6ft (0.9m x 1.8m).

Besides the large number of Ah Long (loan shark) banners, there are others advertising tuition classes, food delivery, printing services, TV antenna installation and water filters.

“The campaign is meant for Kampung Tunku residents. I don’t mind people bringing in banners from other parts of PJ, but my priority is to clean up Kampung Tunku,” Lau said.

“This campaign is done on an experimental basis. If it is effective, I will propose to the MBPJ and state government to take it up,” he said.

“What is important is the results. So far, the campaign has been quite effective as the streets of Kampung Tunku are now quite clean,” Lau said.

For details on the campaign, visit Lau’s website at wengsan.blogspot.com.

Here’s why Loan Sharks can’t be removed from the society!  It’s because the police themselves are involved either directly or indirectly.  See how posters are placed right next to the police station.  I believe some money laundering scheme is on going here and some big shot UMNO or Barisan Nasional people must be involved.  Bastards.