Two tongued CM.

Hi all, as I am writing this post, the developer has parked all their bulldozers in our village compound. With the help and assistance from the Police, the developers entered all the residents houses and threatening them to vacate the house in 15 minutes. You see now the Police is accompanying them.

Who the hell the Police think they are? They are in duty to serve the people, not to participate in any political and business scuffles. All they have to do is to make sure no fights erupt and not to help the developer to vacate the villagers.

After a phone conversation with my dad there, it came to my attention that the FRU unit are there and some harassment to the young and women were done by the FRU personnel who were charging towards barricaded villagers. All the DAP elected representatives has shut down their hand phones while the village represented lawyer tried to contact them.

If the Police and FRU forces are acting in the favor of the developer, it is well understood these orders came from the Penang CM himself. The Police won't carry orders from the developers but the CM.



Look at the video clip above, the way CM Lim Guan Eng speaks in 'Bahasa Pasar' giving a stern warning to the developer not to proceed with the project.

But see what happens today. The CM himself has ordered the Police to help the developer to vacate the villagers.

Such a useless and pathetic Chief Minister we've elected !!!!

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It's not too late before I start with this page. And I'm doing so, to show the truth behind the Kampung Buah Pala fiasco in Penang. Allot has gone through and done to save the last and only Indian cultural village in Malaysia.

Hi, I'm Rahventhanar Muthusamy, son of Kampung Buah Pala. I was born and raised in these rich cultured village with a long standing history in its existence. Kampung Buah Pala carries a 200 years of history and now it is on the brink of demolition.

Kampung Buah Pala is often called High Chaparral, reffed to the famous TV show of the early 80's, is a settlement for 65 families with 24 residential houses, consist of cow herds, milk man and many more. Till to date this village still carries the very essence of an Indian settlement concept which is hard to find anywhere else in Malaysia.

Today this village is in a brink of demolition in the name of modernization.

SAVE KAMPUNG BUAH PALA.

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