HINDRAF Orange, TBH Black, BERSIH Yellow and now Anti Lynas Green is banned in Malaysia!

A prediction that came true! Check out the Video below!

First the BN govt banned Orange for its association with HINDRAF then Black for Teoh Beng Hock, then Yellow for BERSIH and now Green for the anti Lynas movement!

Taken from Malaysiakini

Kajang municipal councillor Lee Kee Hiong said today she and her entourage of some 20 former and current municipal councillors and residents, wearing green shirts, attended the groundbreaking ceremony for a new school in Bandar Sungai Long yesterday as guests.

"We were not ‘samseng’ (hooligans) as accused by an Umno minister," she said.

Lee denied that the group was there to make trouble and had trespassed into BN’s ceremony, as claimed by Agriculture and Agro-based Industries Minister Noh Omar.

According to the Minister, ".... They came like ‘samseng’ (hooligans) and trespassed on a BN event,....

To prove her point, Lee showed a copy of BN’s invitation leaflet which she had received at her house in Sungai Long, which is very close to the function venue.

As such, it was her belief that she was also invited as a guest, and her attendance at the function was to share the joy with other residents at a long-awaited new Chinese school for Bandar Sungai Long.

“This is the SRJK(C) we had fought for over a period of 12 years. We have waited patiently, no way (were we going to) mess up the ceremony,” Lee (left in picture) said.

“We were assaultedby a group of people, and then Noh showed up to accuse us of making trouble... I was very surprised by this,” she told a press conference in Bandar Mahkota Cheras today.

“In fact, I regretted that he didn’t apologise for the incident. We were prevented from entering and were beaten up,” she said, adding that Noh, as Selangor BN deputy chief, should have invited them in.

‘Please write only BN supporters are welcome’

“Next time, please write (on the leaflets) that the function is only meant for BN supporters,” Lee said.

Also present at the press conference were several others who claimed to have been assaulted yesterday, including fellow Kajang municipal councillors Cheong Siow Foon and Ng Tien Chee; Chen Fandao, an aide to the Serdang MP; and a DAP member, Chan Huan Guan.

Cheong (right in picture), said his choice to dress in green was a sign of a silent protest.

He said his intention was to show the prime minister (Najib Abdul Razak) that the rakyat opposed the Lynas rare earth plant in Gebeng, Kuantan.

Cheong also said that the man who assaulted him had also tried to snatch his cellphone, and he fought back.

“I use the cellphone to store photos of my little daughter, from the day she was born until she was 15 months old. I don’t have other copies,” he said.

“I am very angry ....they are not onlysamseng, but robbers, too. All this happened while the police were around,” he added.

However, Chan (left in picture) wasn’t so lucky. He claimed that his gold necklace, with a Buddha relic pendant, which was a gift from his mother 20 years ago, was snatched away during the chaos.

Chan estimated that the necklace was worth about RM5,000.

Meanwhile MCA Youth chief Wee Ka Siong has slammed the DAP for "trying to create uneasiness" during the the same event.

He said, while the prime minister was sincere in bringing good tidings to the Chinese community, there were still some quarters who were reluctant to accept the goodwill and resorted to creating all types of insensible acts "to hamper the entire event" from proceeding smoothly.

"The actions by DAP’s entourage of present and past municipal councillors has tarnished the image of the opposition as the ruling coalition in Selangor.

"It should be pointed out that the DAP had never delivered on their promises pertaining to Chinese education.

"When they cannot debunk the fact that BN has delivered on our promises on Chinese education, DAP became unhappy and deemed BN’s contributions as a threat.

"This could be one of the reasons why they tried to cause unease at the ceremony," Wee (right) said in a statement issued today.

1. Either Wee is ignorant and stupid or he is outright lying to all Malaysian as Teresa Kok has already proven that Selangor indeed tried to allocate land for Chinese School but it was his ministry which rejected the proposal! See Documents here.

2. Where was Wee when UMNO created havoc in Penang over the Lynas issue?!?

3. Someone should tell that idiot Agriculture and Agro-based Industries Minister Noh Omar that the groundbreaking ceremony for a new school is a government event and not an exclusive BN event! But that is the problem! We currently have a bunch of idiots running the government as if it is their own piggy bank! Its no wonder that we have scandal like the NFC issue where according to DAP's Tony Pua, (NFC) have transferred close to RM81.4 million from the company account to private companies under the directors without any guarantee that the sum would be returned to NFC.

4. I think to save any more colours from being banned but those idiots in power,we should only banned 1 colour! That is the Blue colour of BN!!!! Say no to IDIOT!

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Is this the most efficient govt approval in Malaysian history!

Really how do you go through 1123 feedback properly within 4days and approve their temporary operating licence?!

This is wrong!

KUALA LUMPUR, Feb 7 — The Bar Council demanded today Putrajaya revoke or at least suspend a temporary operating licence (TOL) to Lynas Corp, saying the move was “hasty” and reckless.

Its president Lim Chee Wee urged the federal government to take steps for a meaningful consultation with those likely to be most affected by the rare earth factory in Pahang, especially since a detailed environmental impact assessment (EIA) has yet to be released on the project’s radioactivity and potential hazard risks.

The lawyer was responding to news reports that radiation regulator, the Atomic Energy Licensing Board (AELB), had approved the TOL on January 30 despite receiving feedback amounting to 1,123 instances over the course of just four days objecting to the Lynas Advanced Materials Plant (LAMP) starting up in coastal Gebeng.

“The only natural conclusion is that the whole public consultation process is a sham and charade, in contravention of one of the recommendations of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA)’s report dated June 30, 2011, which the government had pledged to comply with; namely, to inform interested and affected parties of the regulatory requirements, and to involve them,” he said in a statement today.

Lim also questioned why the federal government had not complied with obtaining a detailed EIA first before awarding the TOL, as per procedure.

“Hasty issuance of Temporary Operating Licence to Lynas without proper consideration of public feedback smacks of recklessness,” he said.

The AELB granted a TOL to Lynas for its RM2.5 billion rare earth plant in Gebeng on January 30, nearly a year after sustained public protests.

Lim, in a statement today, called the public consultation process “a sham and charade”. — file pic

AELB’s decision will finally allow Lynas to fire up its controversial refinery, which has raised fears of radiation pollution among residents of the east coast state and environmentalists.

A civil society movement called the Stop Lynas Coalition had strongly criticised the decision, highlighting the health and safety questions left unanswered by the Australian miner’s unresolved permanent disposal facility for radioactive waste.

Health Minister Datuk Seri Liow Tiong Lai had also thrown his support last Sunday for the government to disclose the details of the license.

Lynas Corp, among the world’s biggest producers of rare earth metals, which are crucial to the manufacture of high-technology products ranging from energy-saving light bulbs to smartphones, has been trying to break China’s stranglehold on the global supply chain for the past few years.

Its factory in Gebeng is touted as the world’s biggest.

Plans to start operations in September last year were scuppered when Putrajaya bowed to public pressure and put the project on ice pending a review by the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), a United Nations watchdog.

Lynas Corp said last week it expects the start of operations to be delayed to the second quarter from the first quarter of this year.

The plant will be monitored for the next two years during which Lynas must meet safety requirements before AELB issues a full licence to ramp up operations.