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Thursday, 5 December 2013

Lanang Bridge toll rate



Lanang Bridge toll rate 6/12/2013
        Michael Manyin claimed that the Lanang Bridge cost RM180 million, not 286 million to build.   The bridge is only 1.22 km and why it cost so much, RM180 million to construct. 
En………………people in Sibu are no longer so ignorant not to know the businesses of collusion between the Development company and the minister(s)/ministry involved in the dealing to bring up the cost.  After all, they have the people in heart to bear the cost.   It is well-understood that the signature of the minister endorsing the memorandum of understanding means a sum of money to be given.

     Manyin explained that the payment of the bridge was divided into 3 parts –RM10million in cash, RM90million in kind and another 80 million through toll.  
        When a contract was signed between Woodveal Development Sdn Bhd and Public Works Department (JKR) for the project, the cost was RM180 million and the cost has been consistent,”  Manyin asserted………The Borneo Post (21 November, 2013)
        So people are expected to pay RM80 million for the bridge through toll.   The toll for normal car is RM3 and RM6 for the round trip / to and fro is considered to be the highest toll rate in the country.  (ccwen08.blogspot.com/2008/10/most-expensive-toll-in-country.html‎)
        To know the details, you may access Lanang Bridge toll rate for more  information provided by Owen Choo.  She compared the toll rate of Lanang Bridge and Penang Bridge.    People who use this bridge can’t help cursing Wong Soon Koh.  He is believed to have been engaged in the acts of collusion / plundering with the said development company.   70% of the people in Sibu, Sarikei, Bintango and the related areas believe so.  So he was almost jilted by the people and he used money to buy Iban votes in Bawang Assan to retain the seat in 2011 state election.
        I don’t know how many times we people have pleaded the BN government to make Lanang Bridge toll-free, but they just turned deaf ears.  So we people jilted the BN government again in 505 during the Sibu parliamentary election.
        Wong explained that what actually happened was that during the Sibu parliamentary election, the then Works Minister Datuk Shariman Abu Mansor had said the state government could make recommendation or proposal to the federal government for the bridge to be toll-free, on condition that the people in Sibu rallied behind Barisan National (BN)
        He is another people so autocratic/UMNO minded.  He is digging his own grave.  I believe he is blind and deaf to the needs of the people.   I think his whole mind-set is in 1980s /1990s when the BN government could exploit people wildly at will.   
        Now that he is the sole BN elected representative in Sibu, Wong said he has no obligation to make the bridge toll-free.
        It is a curse to say so when he still cashes the salary of being the representative.   I guess he has the least idea what “people’s representative” means.  He is just too self-centred, arrogant and haughty to keep in touch with the reality.   He is disgusting.  I dare to say he just does not believe that the worse of SUPP is yet to come in the next election in 2016.
         Any party which /leader who is not people-minded and centred is bound for “Holland”.   Whether it is true or not, time will tell as we have entered the century when people everywhere have the full awareness of what Democracy means and what an individual responsibility is to uphold the principles of Her.  Internet service has no doubt connected the world to fight for Democracy.  It is an endless battle to make in-road.

Monday, 2 December 2013

Coffee shops in Sibu



Coffee shops in Sibu  3/12/2013
        The coffee shop operators in Sibu, I believe, are in rage with the SMC (Sibu Municipal Council) for being aggressive.   Imposing the ruling that no tables are allowed to go 3 feet beyond the shop proper without payment of RM20 per table now will bring more curses to the government.     
          I don’t know when they started this ruling that the coffee shop operators in Sibu have to pay for putting the table outside the shop proper.  The shop operators even have to apply for permission to put tables outside the shop proper.  It is a hike of RM5.00 from RM15 to RM20 since September, 2013.  Since September, the chairman Tiong Thai King has become harsher than ever before and extremely strict after 505.  About 160 plus compounds have been issued for those who broke the regulations.
        Knowing that it is impossible to put all the tables in the shops,  SMC is acting against the coffee shop operators.  A municipal council /government  is formed to facililate people but we see the government go against the will of the people and acts like an extorter.  I don’t know when the state government has reduced the allocations to different municipal councils in Sarawak.  Hence these councils have to resort to different ways to extort money from the people.
        Ya Taib Mahmud has bluffed many times that Sarawak has RM22 billion in the back up savings.  This savings is at the expense of the people.   He is the Chief Minister cum Finance Minister of Sarawak.  He is so autocratic-minded to know the needs of enough allocations for different municipalities for proper development and operation. 
       The chairman Tiong Thai King being very autocratic/UMNO-minded who lost the parliamentary seat in 505 is meek and weak to the authority but aggressive to the people.   Being the chairman, he does not guard the interest of the people in Sibu.   He helps in the act of plundering of the BN government, too.  So we people see clearly and hence we jilted him in 505 and he lost at least 7000 votes in the election.
        I cannot understand why the five-foot ways outside the shops belong to the government /SMC/MC.    But the shop owners footed the bill for the ceramic tile pavement once when SMC found the need to make Sibu five-foot ways more attractive.  
        Look, SMC shirked the responsibility when it came to bear the cost.  This brought about so much hatred and anger towards the chairman.  This happened years ago.   The respect and loyalty to the BN government just eroded gradually through different acts of plundering.   Am I right?
Sibu people depend heavily on food businesses.  We have 600 over eating outlets.    The shops nowadays have also become smaller than ever before.  This is the cut all to the benefit of the developers with the permission of the government.  Imagine how oppressive and depressive people feel over all these vice practices of our government.   Our ministers have done very little to guard the interests of the people.  Hence it is not hard to imagine why we want to flush out the BN government.

Tweets 3/12/2013



Tweets 3/12/2013
Being able to collect RM200 over billions of revenue is nothing to boast about.  Taxes collecting after all is imposing taxes on whatever things the government likes.   

Being competent, accountable and transparent (Cat) in all the transactions in the process of delivery of all the allocations is something to take pride in.   

After collecting so much revenue,  it is a curse and fatal when the government is reluctant to give out the allocations for different purposes.

On the other hand, the government gives readily and too much for different operational purposes.   Hence we see the tip-scaled allocations 60% for operation and 40% for development.

Sunday, 1 December 2013

Tweets 2/12/2013



Tweets  2/12/2013
维护民主人人有责。 人人负责,民主才有可能实现。 想要 更美好的未来。 一定好好看护和看管民主, 这样民主才有机会规整和规正公正和公平的轨道。 不然民主只不过是在霸权的口中和脚下。 人民永远是剥削的一群。 一小撮的人握着权益笑到底。 是时候,人民要一起亢声拒绝垄断
Let upholding the principles of Democracy be undertaken as the responsibility of everybody if you want to have a better and brighter future.    It is only the execution of Democracy,  we can expect fairness and justice.   Or it is Democracy in words but it is Autocracy in reality. 

If you look around the world, you only see the Democracy in grosteque state in existence everywhere in the world.

Isn’t  it ridiculous when you found out that the BN government has spent more RM 500 millions (RM5亿) for the last 10 years on the maintenance of the aircraft exclusively used by the listed qualified persons like Prime Minister Najib, PM’s wife, Rosmah, DPM ……………… 

That means RM50millions a year is spent on the maintenance of the airplane.   He allocated the same amount in 2014 Financial Budget  for 1200 Chinese primary schools.  RM150millions for national primary schools and RM150 millions for Tamil primary schools.    It is high time we people demanded him to scrap off this service and follow a budget. 

花费转念间



花费转念间     2/12/2013
今年10 月开始。 我又开始弹钢琴。 这架琴,是非常的大和笨重的。 一个人从房间推出来的。 当年我也是一个人从客厅推进那房间的。 当我推出那架钢琴时,心中不免有纠结。 觉得这架钢琴又大,又笨重和又破旧。 马上就想弃旧换新。  换一架全新的。比较轻的。

这架琴,当年是从我大姆那儿以RM1000买来的要给我家阿斗弹。 她也是旧琴买来的。 这架旧琴,依我看至少有40 - 50  岁。 

开始弹钢琴时,很不习惯。  自己笨手笨脚的,却怪起这旧钢琴不够好。 有意买一架新的。  当天旁晚,我先生放工回家,看到我既然又把那么大又那么重的琴推出来感到很惊呀,也有惊喜。 我马上跟他说我的看法。 我先生也马上建议我叫钢琴调音师来调音。

当时, 我还是坚持要买新的。 要自掏腰包去买。 我也有去打听,也有去Yamaha店走了一趟。 回来再3 考虑和思量。  结果, 决定不买了。 经过大概两个月的操练,逐渐习惯了。 现在越来越觉得这架琴还是很不错。 蛮可爱。 嗯。。。。。。。一念之差也。 是呀[转念]之间:天堂/地狱。