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[JoJo49]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 41.606.558 von JoJo49 am 06.06.11 11:59:11

Eine politische Hintergrundgeschichte, bezogen auf die Anti_Lynas Gruppen, aus dem HC-Forum und ein Video das aufzeichnet welche Folgen für Japan eine größere Verzögerung der LAMP bedeuten kann.
http://www.hotcopper.com.au/post_single.asp?fid=1&tid=147612…
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Let me quickly give you guys the background story. In the past alot of Kuantan people were against the Lynas project, the people who are against the project are grouped into two political AlLiances namely the MCA led by one of their leaders Datuk Ti Lian Ker and Fuziah PKR party. Both parties in the beginning was against the project which is lead by the most powerful ruling party the UMNO and they both pressured the government to slow the project and to lead an investigation into the Lynas plant. After much pressuring the government finally caved into the pressure and decided to call the IAEA which we all know about~!

So the anti Lynas party was victorious and high 5's all around and they thought this was a victory for them. All this was fine and dandy until the MCA party who decided since we fought for the investigation and we won that Lets wait and see the IAEA findings. At this point this is where they fell apart. Fuziah's PKR sensing an opportunity to get more votes said NO WAY WE WILL STOP LYNAS NO MATTER what and the then they started fighting. When the MCA leader Datuk Ti Lian Ker voiced out his concerns he was immediately kicked out and banned from the forum. He wasn't happy about this obviously and sensing the moment was right i started engaging in conversation in him and basically gave him facts about the Lynas plant. Over time he started to realized this was no longer a safety of Plant BUT A POWER GRAB by Fuziah's party. Slowly one by one the MCA party people started supported my POV and liking my statement because i argued against the greenies with FACTS which they have no reply for. They started realizing that Fuziah PKR party was relying on fear and they don't want anyone to question and if they do they get banned and so they finally turned against themselves.

Basically in a nutshell some of the Anti-Lynas members has gradually started becoming Pro Growth supporters and will only give Lynas a chance should the AEAE give them green light.

Their leader Datuk Ti mentioned that he realized some people just don't want change becasue they are comfortable with what they have and they fear the truth. When he dropped by Sydney a few days ago(Because his daughter studies there) he even offered me to catchup for Lunch to discuss more about Lynas BUT this is not to bragged but the point is, it made me realized how powerful forum can be especially when so many people are reading it~!

Anyways i hoped i didn't bore you guys and so i should stop now. Have a great evening.
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q-M0SUQE0Y4&feature=feedu

No wonder Japan is pressuring Malaysia for the Rare earth plant!




Grüsse JoJo

[JoJo49]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 41.606.374 von JoJo49 am 06.06.11 11:20:41

...und noch ein paar aktuelle Postings mit Infos aus dem Hc-Forum zu Lynas die, wie man lesen kann, nicht nur ich unterschreiben würde!
http://www.hotcopper.com.au/post_single.asp?fid=1&tid=147520…

Btw, for those who don't know who Najib is, he is the PM of Malaysia the most powerful man in the country right now and his ruling Party has been in control of Malaysia for 50 years.

http://www.economist.com/node/15670840
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WHEN Najib Razak took office last April as Malaysia?s prime minister, the timing could hardly have been worse. The export-led economy was in recession. The ruling coalition was in the dumps after an unprecedented near-defeat in elections in March 2008. Opponents warned that Mr Najib?s government would crack down on political dissent to save its skin....CO
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OMG,
Najib V Ibrahim .Coming election.Your comments ?
Hard to see the opposition getting up at next Election.

From RedState:The Malaysian Watcher.


In the West, we tend to ignore the Muslim countries of Southeast Asia too often in favor of the more rambunctious Middle East; whether this is because we are concentrating our limited energies on the larger problem spot, or ignoring places where things are going well, is probably a function of one?s particular outlook on life. Regardless of the source of this disregard, it is an error as great as choosing to ignore the safe streets in city planning in favor of the bullet-ridden ones. The good things don?t last without some tending of their own.

That leads to Malaysia, a moderate Muslim country with strong trade ties to the United States, that we too often ignore along with its other, moderate neighbors in favor of a pointless bombing campaign in Libya and other adventures in futility. Malaysia has done well for itself, holding fast to a moderate strain of Islam while continuing to grow energetically. It is not heaven on earth, but it is better than most Muslim nations, with religious minorities freely practicing their faith, and calls for extremism loudly and roundly denounced by most Malaysians. It is in and from this fertile ground that Malaysia?s current prime minister, Najib Razak, boldly decried the practice of suicide bombing, eschewing the usual Islam-means-peace pablum for a concrete denunciation of murder and suicide, explicitly calling them contrary to Islam and a mark of barbarism.

This is especially significant because English is the lingua franca of Malaysia, and so Najib?s Oxford speech was reported and understood at home. He cannot ? and to his credit, does not ? play the all-too-common game of tell-the-non-Muslims-what-they-want-to-hear, revert-to-death-to-the-Jews-death-to-America at home.

His political opposite cannot say the same.

I?m on the record having a low opinion of Anwar Ibrahim, but that?s only because he?s a virulent anti-Semite with ties to the Muslim Brotherhood who formed an opposition coalition in his country by recruiting a political party best known for calling for volunteers to fight with the Taliban against the United States. So, you know, little things. But what?s worse is how he has played the nasty demagogue at home, then played the good democrat in the West; and what?s worse than that is how the Western policy establishment has historically tolerated this.

This is one of those critically easy policy rules: If someone is blathering about the Jews being the source of the world?s problems, or, more particularly, his own, he is a very bad man, a nutter, or both. You don?t need to be a failed painter with a nasty little mustache, a figurehead president with alleged (and hastily denied!) Jewish ancestry, or a former military juntaist whom we have unaccountably not snuffed as he has gone on to destroy one of the most vibrant and productive economies in Latin America for this to be so. You can be an opposition leader trying to wrest control of your country?s parliamentary system from someone you casually describe as being controlled by the Jews.

Indeed, given his ready trafficking in old anti-Semitic (and anti-Christian) tropes, it is a wonder the extent to which Anwar has retained so much of the goodwill he managed to rack up in the late Nineties. People whom many of us (I include myself) have respected for years tend to shock us by excusing away Anwar?s disturbing tells. Probably the best, single example of this I?ve seen has been Jackson Diehl excusing the anti-Semitism as an unfortunately necessary means of political survival (while giving Anwar an on-the-record opportunity to explain away his minutes-long rant as the result of a slip of the tongue), and giving Paul Wolfowitz, who really should know better, a chance to provide Anwar some same-themed cover. That neither man would tolerate this sort of doublespeak out of, say, a Saudi prince is a telling indictment of their willingness to suspend their disbelief at inconvenient times.

Diehl and Wolfowitz are hardly alone. For years ? since at least 2008, when Anwar first explained his failure to win a national election as the result of the American Jewish Lobby doing ? something ? Western policymakers and opinion makers have given the man a free pass, ignoring each round of particularly vicious anti-Semitism as it occurs. Anwar has helpfully made himself available without pause or cessation, ready to say one thing to any Western voice that would listen, and another at home; he has been his own best press agent.

A strange thing seems to have happened of late, though. Anwar is on trial for forced sodomy (mistakenly described by Diehl and others who should know better as consensual sodomy), and the judge presiding over the case has allowed it to go forward. In a matter of days, Anwar will have to present his defense, and will doubtless explain again to Western ears that he is a beleaguered democrat facing a political charge (something the Washington Post seems inclined to believe credulously), and tell audiences at home that this is because of the Jews, the Israeli special ops, and/or the Americans.

But as yet, there is no groundswell of spontaneous opinion writing in his defense. There is no remarkable wave of excuses and dire warnings about democracy in Malaysia. There is, instead, silence.

I would submit this is the result of two, critical factors.

First, Anwar?s political touch is turning out to make a lot more lead than gold. Most recently, he has taken to excusing away his inability to move the needle in local elections, in the process doing critical damage to his coalition?s efforts in advance of the upcoming national elections by insulting a vital, potential ally. He compounded this by accusing the people of Sarawak ? where he carefully hid his ties with radical Islam during the local elections, to no avail ? of racism for failing to support his ticket, a charge that is not merely not helpful, but has the added bonus of being based on a complete misunderstanding of the facts on the ground.

The Western press likes winners and canny underdogs. It?s not quite so hot on fools who cannot keep their feet from their mouths.

The second, critical element here is the Obama Administration?s approach to Malaysia. I have been a not-infrequent critic of the Obama Administration?s foreign policy ? confused, overt deference to the genocidal People?s Republic of China, and a willingness to snub the world?s most populous democracy are not actually achievements of which Americans should be proud ? but this is one area in which the Administration seems to have caught on more quickly than its outside supporters and critics. Not only is the Secretary of State praising Najib?s call for religious moderation, but the Administration as a whole is treating Anwar as a matter of secondary importance.

And as we learned during the 2008 Presidential campaign, the media are nothing if not sensitive to the directions open and implicit of this President.

The next few months will be interesting to watch. Anwar?s trial will conclude with a verdict of some kind, and Malaysia will move toward its next national election. In the face of dual pressure, it would seem reasonable to assume that Anwar will step up his availability and his lobbying of the Administration to build support either for his appeal (if convicted) or his election efforts (regardless of the trial?s outcome).

Whether his one-man public relations campaign yields the same willingness to ignore rank anti-Semitism and tolerance of Islamist lunacy will rest on the Administration?s willingness to stand by its prior positions (an open question) and whether Anwar continues to inject his foot into his mouth when blood libels are not leaving it.


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The opposition has NO CHANCE Oneforthe. because

a) UMNO in power for 50 years and the opposition leader is disgraced and in court right now.

b) Anti-LYC supporter there is huge in fighting in the forum. One of them was a politician named Datuk Ti Lian Ker who was strongly Anti-LYC in the beginning and he fought hard for his people against the government to introduce a study investigation into the safety of LAMP which resulted in IAEA coming to Malaysia. What happened next? Did his people appreciate what he did? NOPE they ban and kicked him out of the forum ALL BECAUSE HE SAID LETS WAIT AND SEE WHAT THE IAEA CONCLUSION IS!

I later wrote on his wall

OMG: "When you fought for the investigation and you won it for the people did they appreciate? Now you starting to realize people just don't want to face the fact about the safety of Lynas. You will start to realize this is all just a political game and to win votes from scared ill informed people." TI LIAN KER LIKES THIS.

I also Wrote:

OMG: "Dato Ti, At the Pro Lynas forum, we encourage questions and discussions! We provide you with FACTS about the plant and we never swear at people with differing POV. And yet at the Anti-LYC forum, the MOMENT you have a brain and you asked them questions they immediately accuse you of been a Pro Lynas supporter and a traitor, what kind of group is this. My fellow Malaysians is this the type of group you want to be in? Living in fear and ignorant of the facts??"

His reply was

"The Anti-Lynas Group is largely relying on Pkr volunteers and Fuziah. Their main agenda is politics and they do not want to discuss about the real truths , facts and lies about Lynas as Fuziah is more interested to provoke the people in a frenzy of protest. She won by Mca protest votes the last round as she do not service the people. She is now relying on Lynas protest votes by seeking a "political war" instead of civil engagement. She do not want the issue settled amicably !"

He also wrote:

"LOL ! These are the people who claim that they have been rough up. They accused others of behaving like thugs but when they are in a position of control, they are no different.

Actually they fear the truths. I am prepared to accept the truths of the matter and advocate a positive step forward.

They deleted my post but allowed post that attacks me. They edited comments etc reflects on the PR/Fuziah strong presence and agenda"

Basically because of the Anti LYC emotional, irrational and rude behavior they have started to divide amongst themselves and as you can see this gentlemen's response he has went from Anti-LYC to Pro Growth !
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Grüsse JoJo

[JoJo49]

Lynas plant jedenfalls schon weiter und bietet lukrative Jobs an: http://malaysiajobs.biz/lynas-new-jobs-2011-in-kuantan-pahan…
Jawatan Kosong Lynas New Jobs 2011 in Kuantan Pahang

Posted on Mar 07, 2011

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Interested candidates are requested to e-mail detailed resume to Please Login or Register to apply this job online. Kindly indicate the position applied for as subject header.
LYNAS MALAYSIA SDN BHD (752289-D)
No. 72, Jalan Gebeng 1 /24, Bandar Industri Gebeng Jaya, 26080 Kuantan, Pahang

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Wer hat Intresse?
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Dazu noch ein aktuelles Posting aus dem HC-Forum zu Lynas das sich auf ein Artikel von Facebook bezieht und das ich zu 100% unterschreiben kann: http://www.hotcopper.com.au/post_single.asp?fid=1&tid=147546…
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Also from Facebook.....

Apologies if this has already been posted previously:

I. The Lynas LAMP plant is safe - for both residents and employees.

For residents in the Kuantan area, there is zero exposure to radiation.

For LAMP employees, exposure is the equivalent of less than taking an airplane flight or using a mobile phone.

Lynas is dedicated to zero harm. Care and wellbeing of our people and the communities in which we operate is at our core.

Lynas participated in a series of community education meetings in 2009 and 2010 where the DoE, AELB, and Nuclear Malaysia presented their findings on the Lynas Advanced Materials Plant, explaining it is a safe, non-hazardous material being processed where the public would be exposed to zero radiation.

An Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) was completed and submitted to DoE, and approvals given after extensive inter agency review by all relevant authorities.
Lynas has submitted all information required to the AELB for appovals to date.

Malaysia has a clear legal framework, clear regulations, and a government with a vision for value added industry.

II. Lynas's LAMP plant will support Malaysia's stated "2020" vision.

Pemandu's Economic Transformation Programme outlines 12 national key economic areas where Malaysia seeks to grow to achieve high-income nation status in a way that Is inclusive, sustainable and safe.

Oil, gas and energy are key economic areas that will facilitate a shift towards more middle and high income jobs for Malaysians. According to Pemandu, the oil, gas and energy sector is targeted to raise a total of GNA contribution of RM241 billion by 2020.

LAMP will reap huge financial benefits to Malaysia.

- Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) of capital cost of RM 1.3 billion

- Operating expenditure of RM 400 million per year

- Export revenue equivalent to 1% of Malaysia's Gross Domestic Product (GDP)

- Creation of over 350 skilled jobs


III. Lynas's LAMP plant will make Malaysia the go-to destination for nearly 33% of the world's rare earth element requirements. Delivered to a responsible new standard in processing. A vital ingredient in nearly all efficient, high-technology products in the marketplace. Products we use in our lives today.

Rare earths are 17 elements, or "Lanthanides", which are used in energy-efficient light bulbs, sonar systems, hybrid cars, flat-screen TVs, touch screens and computers.

These "Lanthanides" are essential to "green" technology:

- Improve energy efficiency through lower consumption

- Compact fluorescent lights

- Weight reduction in cars

- Higher oil refinery yields
Environmental protection through emission control

- Auto catalytic converter

- Diesel additives
Enables smaller and more powerful digital technology

- Flat panel displays

- Disk Drives

- iPods / MP3 players

Responsible companies need responsible suppliers: thus the LAMP plant will create an ecosystem of secondary economic impact through high-technology industries which need Lanthanides and will want to build plants in the region.

- The Lynas plant will bring knowledge transfer and technology transfer, empowering Malaysian's with 21st century skills and experience in this emerging field.

- Lynas will be part of the skills development drive.

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"People may doubt what you say, but they will believe what you do."~Lewis Cass

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@ eine erfolgreiche Woche


Grüsse JoJo

[muff67]

stimmt! Der nette Analyst klang auch sehr sachlich und nicht übertrieben emotional und hat die Sache seriös kommentiert.
Die Tage ziehen dahin und Ende Juni wissen wir mehr...werde heute noch ein klein wenig nachkaufen...
viel Erfolg!!!

[Fuenfvorzwoelf]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 41.605.579 von muff67 am 06.06.11 08:22:58

Gern geschehen!

Tut gut, mal einen offensichtlich unabhängigen Experten zu unserem Thema zu hören!

[muff67]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 41.605.556 von Fuenfvorzwoelf am 06.06.11 08:10:55

vielen Dank für den Link! Interessantes Video!!!

[Fuenfvorzwoelf]

Expertenvideo zu REE, Lynas und Co:

http://video.cnbc.com/gallery/?video=1970825316

[Optimist_]

http://www.ftd.de/finanzen/maerkte/rohstoffe/:rohstoffhandel…

China heizt Preise für seltene Erden an

Seltene Erden sind zwar gar nicht so selten, wie der Name vermuten lässt. Die Preise sind in den vergangenen Monaten aber kräftig gestiegen. Mithilfe einer Börse in der Inneren Mongolei soll das so weitergehen. von Michelle Röttger, Hamburg

Chinas größter Produzent von seltenen Erden, Baotou Steel Rare Earth, will eine Börse für die begehrten Hightech-Rohstoffe eröffnen. Die Regierung des autonomen Gebiets Innere Mongolei hat dem Konzern Berichten in Staatsmedien zufolge schon grünes Licht für eine Handelsplattform mit Sitz in Baotou gegeben.
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Ob die Zentralregierung in Peking den Plan einer Börse ebenfalls abgenickt hat, berichtete die staatliche Nachrichtenagentur Xinhua nicht. Ebenso wenig, wann die Börse starten soll. Den Handel von Terminkontrakten schloss die Regierung der Inneren Mongolei allerdings aus. Der Bericht der Staatsmedien nannte die Entscheidung einen "Durchbruch", um eine Regulierung am Markt herbeizuführen.
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[JoJo49]

LYC Lynas Corporation Limited
June 2011
3rd Funds Received - Sojitz / JOGMEC Facilities
http://stocknessmonster.com/news-item?S=LYC&E=ASX&N=636674


http://www.miningweekly.com/article/chinese-policy-decisions…

China’s growth plan will sustain rare-earth element consumption

By: Jonathan Faurie

3rd June 2011

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Grüsse JoJo

[JoJo49]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 41.588.743 von JoJo49 am 01.06.11 13:19:59

Das war die Geschichte und hier eine klare und akteulle Rechnung eunes users aus dem HC-Forum zu Lynas:
http://www.hotcopper.com.au/post_single.asp?fid=1&tid=147259…
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yes ,$180/kg is the aveage basket price for LYC's products
Imagine about a year ago it was just merely USD16-18/kg , and ihas basically now jump 10 holds.
Thanks to China keep restricting/reducing its export quota and the ever increasing demand for rare earth !!
LYC by 2012/2013 will have an annual revenue of over USD 3 billions , and its operating cost/cost of goods manufactured is merely USD 10-12/kg (USD 200M to USD 240M)

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http://www.tickerspy.com/newswire/?p=4623
Rare Earths Stocks Rise As New Player Plans Entry (VALE, AAPL, MCP, LYSCF, AVL, REE, REMX)

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Grüsse JoJo