Open Letter to the Deputy Prime Minister
To the Deputy Prime Minister,As a Malaysian, I am proud of what YAB Tuan Lim Guan Eng did in appointing a Gerakan member as a director of a Penang agency. That actually reflects a lot of maturity for the betterment of the people in Penang. I think that is what I call a statesmanship. And it is in my opinion an attitude for all CMs or MBs to follow. This goes beyond party affiliation, race, gender or religion. Nothing but a united Malaysian for the purposes of serving the people in Penang.
I am also proud of Datuk Datuk Lee Kah Choon though a loyal Gerakan man in accepting the position not for himself BUT for the people of Penang.
So Datuk Seri, shame of you for demanding Gerakan to state their stand. I think you should not force even the Gerakan leadership to explain. This shows that either BN or the leadership of BN is immature, still arrogant and all the more stupid and foolish. Simply - 'IDIOT'. No wonder this country is in the state of hopelessness and despair.
You are so wrong to state that members of Barisan Nasional component parties should not work for the opposition. Can't members of the BN coalition works for the sake of the people. Is it so wrong for the BN to work with the Penang State Government? Isn't it good for the people?
As such I think it is about time for you, Mr. Deputy Prime Minister to consider resigning from your position as you are the Deputy Prime Minister to all Malaysians regardless of political affiliation. I am totally disgusted with your attitude though you graduated from the United Kingdom. You, being a Nottingham University graduate should be more like minded as you are very much aware in the UK, there's nothing wrong in working with the Opposition for the sake of the people. As such Malaysians don't accept this threatening statements by leaders of the arrogant BN and UMNO.
Signed,
A fed up Malaysian
I think this "Monggolian Idiot' doesn't realize that his luck is going to run out and still going around with his ego. There will be a day where he will feel the consequences of his actions. God willing...
Friday, April 25, 2008
Open Letter to Deputy Prime Minister
Monday, April 21, 2008
The Case of Selangor Pg Farming: An Explanation

- The spread of deadly viruses such as Japanese Encaphalitis (JE) and the Nipah Virus.
- Water, river, sea and air pollution.
- seepage of sewage into the ground water.
- illegal farms that are built without lisence.
Location
The location at Ladang Tumbuk, Mukim Batu, Kuala Langat, Selangor is selected because:
- The plot of land is private owned.
- It is currently the largest farm in Selangor.
- Situated in the downstream area and is not a source of drinking water.
- The area has the largest majority of the ethnic chinese.
The Technology
Wastes produced by the farm is processed in an anaerobic digester to produce biofuel gas that contain Methane, Hydrogen Sulphide, Nitrogen Oxide, Carbon Dioxide and Carbon Monoxide. The Biofuel gas will be used to generate the electricity to power the pig farm and provide air-conditioning to the farm itself.
The treated waste water from the farm will not be released into the river but instead used to clean the pig pen and to water the crops to feed the pigs.
Funds
The funds for the project that costs RM100 million will not come from the state government. It will be sourced from:-
- The pig farmers.
- Local investors
- investors from Germany
Conclusion
Overall, this air-conditioned pig farming will reduce:-
- costs of operations
- emmisions of green house gasses
- odour
- water and irrigation pollution.
This project will be a private funded project which means that the state government does not spend a singe cent on this project.
industries such as pig slughtering and cold room could also be implimented and the system monitoring that records the in and out flow would be much easier.
Remarks
This issue has been deliberately used by UMNO by twisting the facts for their political survival. it is a planned CONSPIRACY towards Pakatan Rakyat that has been elected by the people to lead the state government.
Seen here in the picture is Dato' Dr Karim Mansor the Tanjung Sepat State Assemblyman together with a village head of Kampung Ladang Tumbuk in a pig pen in Germany in 2007. He were there to discuss the possibility of bringing the German technology back here in Malaysia. This confirms that the project was owned by the previous Barisan Nasional government.
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