Wooohooo,beautiful piece of good news!!! Thanks Zorro for posting the pictures of all the abandoned project of ISA. Please make posters of these abandoned projects and put it side by side with the BeeEnd posters!!!!
What about all those completed projects that were approved and built during his time and today lay slowly but surely rotting away? The other day 3 of us had to walk up 8 floors to get to where we were staying the night at Marina Bay Resort...I think it was called the Straits Villa View or something like that. The place has not seen a coat of paint since it was completed and things are falling apart alright. And that is just one of many.
So you think the locals can't see that (abandoned projects means problem with financing or mismanagement by the contractors). Usually government projects do not face financing problems as then funds are allocated. Abandoned projects are more common to private developers due to financing issue. So in government projects, it's mainly due to the contractors having problems. It's not unusual.
So to pick on these are kind of naive because on the government side, steps were already taken to implement the projects, so a plus for government implementation, but a minus to the contractor ( and predictably you will point the contractors are gov cronies ). But hey, look around and count the percentage of such projects vs successful projects. So no issue then....
Dear Zorro, Once again, you are trying to CON your readers by simply putting up some ambigious pictures. You should provide more details to convince your readers! From the response, many will believe without THINKING! How sad!!!
Charlie, why dont you come make a trip to PD and I will personally take you on a guided tour of these failed projects. You misjudge my readers by saying: From the response, many will believe without THINKING! How sad!!! Come Oscar, I will buy you a meal before the tour. If you need petrol money, it is available. If you wish to stay and (to use your own words) "provide more details to convince your readers, I will sponsor your stay in PD. How's that for a start?
Thks for the pix. Besides that, can u put pix of the people's lifestyle..?
Also finished projects & it's current condition..? Yah.. yah...! The millions that have been asked by Isa before for this & that project, for the poor, for etc.., etc.....
Can you take a pix & show us where has the millions "NOT" gone to......??????
Perhaps "than" we can compare it with Kelantan. No "criminals" there, at least....!!!
Those who do not live in Bagan Pinang or the other surrounding towns please make a trip down to Port Dickson and see for yourselves. I am a resident and all the pictures Zorro has shown so far are genuine. Anonymous commented " So in government projects, it's mainly due to the contractors having problems. It's not unusual." How arrogant can you possibly be!!.. Please be more specific on what kind of problems these contractors are having? Correct me if I am wrong, but could it be that they were not paid in time? Contractors have to pay their workers too you know...
To Anonymous and Charlie, why do you believe govt do not face financial problems? True, govt does not because they can always print more money (or press a button in today's IT world)
Govt pay consortiums and main contractors 6-9 months after billing. The developer has to listen to all the crappy story of "waiting for approval" when chasing for govt payments. Many sub-contractors cannot wait for their main-con to pay them this late.
Also, this may surprise you. Many of these "private companies" actually belong to Najis & co. or Mahatahi & sons, or Khairy & in-laws. Govt awarded contracts to these private companies without proper open tender.
So if these companies defaulted, who is to blame? The party who awarded the contract or the contractor? They are both the same party since 1Malaysia = govt + UMNOputeras.
In case you need proof, remember PKFZ? Read the PwC audit report.
Zorro, caption the photos with a address. Then let the disbelievers go and check it out. Why waste good money buying a meal for anyone who does not deserve it?
Anonymous commented "So to pick on these are kind of naive because on the government side, steps were already taken to implement the projects," Oh wow, so big deal steps were already taken.I ask you why were they abandoned in the first place?? For a tourist town, it was an eye-sore to see abandoned projects, be it private or government. Lest we forget, there is this UGLY looking, badly constructed Public toilet built on the seafront and it cost more than RM150k. That public toilet was not abandoned for sure. Shame on the State Government.
I do not know whether the abandoned projects shown above are really ISA's fault but I am sure this bastard must have taken lots of money in the past from developers (or contractors) so much so that the projects were facing cashflow problems. This is common among BN cronies.
Aiyaa Isa Samad, why do you abandoned those buildings? If you don’t want it just give it to the pig farmers ma… so we can setup the ‘kandangs’… Furthermore we can make high rise ‘kandangs’… surely you will profit la… just like what u did last time lor… Don’t remember? Aiyaa how can you forget me… we are old friend in PTBSM aka Persatuan Towkay-2 B@bi Seluruh M’sia…
p/s – Americans “Remember The Alamo”… Malaysians “Remember The Bukit Pelanduk"
Anak Perelih said... patutnya PAS/PR kena letak banner.. "Kami boleh buat lebih dari ini dengan kos yang sama tanpa rasuah dan komisyen besar" -----------------------------------
This is a great suggestion although probably too late to implement. :-(
who destroyed the "blue lagoon" with a sewage pipe protruding out into the middle of the lagoon. It was a beautiful lagoon and the waters were real blue then.
John, come please but be ready to work your butt out to get all the details that some people require before they are convinced. Come OK John. You will see me every morning at 11:00am at the PAS Markas. If you cannot find the place, then you will not be the ideal person to get details of abandoned projects. I am sure you just dont want a free ride! So John, please come and help me with the non believers.
Uncle Z, please highlight the mini disneyland project in PD which destroyed 5 km of the entire sea in Port dickson in 1987. This was abandoned during ISA time and till today nobbody question what happen..
according to PD people, some officer ran away to indonesia with few million bucks and the project was aondoned.
In fact PD town used to have a SEA smashing against the wall beside the school and the town building like penang fort cornwallis, but today stinking sand and kilometres of wasteland only remain, People have to go 7 km to bagan pinang to see a decent sea side.
In fact one famous restaurant called the Merlin restaurant and many other businesses was destroyed because of this billion dollar mega project.
Thanks Zorro and team for the hard work to dig out the truth! Your grandchildren must be proud of your effort to make this world a better place for them.
Many abandoned buildings.
ReplyDeleteBut we can see many rumah hantu such as rumah Johor, rumah Kedah and rumah blah, blah, blah!
Wooohooo,beautiful piece of good news!!! Thanks Zorro for posting the pictures of all the abandoned project of ISA. Please make posters of these abandoned projects and put it side by side with the BeeEnd posters!!!!
ReplyDeleteYou guys are getting really professional. Hope to hang out with you in the next couple of days (depends on babysitting arrangements! :-)
ReplyDeleteshort and precise.
ReplyDeleteWhat about all those completed projects that were approved and built during his time and today lay slowly but surely rotting away? The other day 3 of us had to walk up 8 floors to get to where we were staying the night at Marina Bay Resort...I think it was called the Straits Villa View or something like that. The place has not seen a coat of paint since it was completed and things are falling apart alright. And that is just one of many.
ReplyDeleteSo you think the locals can't see that (abandoned projects means problem with financing or mismanagement by the contractors).
ReplyDeleteUsually government projects do not face financing problems as then funds are allocated.
Abandoned projects are more common to private developers due to financing issue.
So in government projects, it's mainly due to the contractors having problems. It's not unusual.
So to pick on these are kind of naive because on the government side, steps were already taken to implement the projects, so a plus for government implementation, but a minus to the contractor ( and predictably you will point the contractors are gov cronies ). But hey, look around and count the percentage of such projects vs successful projects. So no issue then....
Dear Zorro,
ReplyDeleteOnce again, you are trying to CON your readers by simply putting up some ambigious pictures.
You should provide more details to convince your readers!
From the response, many will believe without THINKING!
How sad!!!
Charlie, why dont you come make a trip to PD and I will personally take you on a guided tour of these failed projects. You misjudge my readers by saying: From the response, many will believe without THINKING!
ReplyDeleteHow sad!!!
Come Oscar, I will buy you a meal before the tour. If you need petrol money, it is available. If you wish to stay and (to use your own words) "provide more details to convince your readers, I will sponsor your stay in PD. How's that for a start?
Zorro,
ReplyDeleteThks for the pix. Besides that, can u put pix of the people's lifestyle..?
Also finished projects & it's current condition..?
Yah.. yah...! The millions that have been asked by Isa before for this & that project, for the poor, for etc.., etc.....
Can you take a pix & show us where has the millions "NOT" gone to......??????
Perhaps "than" we can compare it with Kelantan. No "criminals" there, at least....!!!
patutnya PAS/PR kena letak banner..
ReplyDelete"Kami boleh buat lebih dari ini dengan kos yang sama tanpa rasuah dan komisyen besar"
Those who do not live in Bagan Pinang or the other surrounding towns please make a trip down to Port Dickson and see for yourselves. I am a resident and all the pictures Zorro has shown so far are genuine. Anonymous commented " So in government projects, it's mainly due to the contractors having problems. It's not unusual." How arrogant can you possibly be!!.. Please be more specific on what kind of problems these contractors are having? Correct me if I am wrong, but could it be that they were not paid in time? Contractors have to pay their workers too you know...
ReplyDeleteThes best tagline is 'Abandoned projects paid in full'
ReplyDeleteTo Anonymous and Charlie, why do you believe govt do not face financial problems? True, govt does not because they can always print more money (or press a button in today's IT world)
ReplyDeleteGovt pay consortiums and main contractors 6-9 months after billing. The developer has to listen to all the crappy story of "waiting for approval" when chasing for govt payments. Many sub-contractors cannot wait for their main-con to pay them this late.
Also, this may surprise you. Many of these "private companies" actually belong to Najis & co. or Mahatahi & sons, or Khairy & in-laws. Govt awarded contracts to these private companies without proper open tender.
So if these companies defaulted, who is to blame? The party who awarded the contract or the contractor? They are both the same party since 1Malaysia = govt + UMNOputeras.
In case you need proof, remember PKFZ? Read the PwC audit report.
Zorro, caption the photos with a address. Then let the disbelievers go and check it out. Why waste good money buying a meal for anyone who does not deserve it?
ReplyDeleteAnonymous commented
ReplyDelete"So to pick on these are kind of naive because on the government side, steps were already taken to implement the projects," Oh wow, so big deal steps were already taken.I ask you why were they abandoned in the first place?? For a tourist town, it was an eye-sore to see abandoned projects, be it private or government. Lest we forget, there is this UGLY looking, badly constructed Public toilet built on the seafront and it cost more than RM150k. That public toilet was not abandoned for sure. Shame on the State Government.
I do not know whether the abandoned projects shown above are really ISA's fault but I am sure this bastard must have taken lots of money in the past from developers (or contractors) so much so that the projects were facing cashflow problems. This is common among BN cronies.
ReplyDeleteUmno Parti Lembu Malaysia. For those
ReplyDeletewho still support UMno is similar
to Lembu Pawah which the hidung
being cucuk.
To all Umno suppoter..boleh jahanam
dengan UMno. Rot you all in hell.
Aiyaa Isa Samad, why do you abandoned those buildings? If you don’t want it just give it to the pig farmers ma… so we can setup the ‘kandangs’… Furthermore we can make high rise ‘kandangs’… surely you will profit la… just like what u did last time lor… Don’t remember? Aiyaa how can you forget me… we are old friend in PTBSM aka Persatuan Towkay-2 B@bi Seluruh M’sia…
ReplyDeletep/s – Americans “Remember The Alamo”… Malaysians “Remember The Bukit Pelanduk"
Anak Perelih said...
ReplyDeletepatutnya PAS/PR kena letak banner..
"Kami boleh buat lebih dari ini dengan kos yang sama tanpa rasuah dan komisyen besar"
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This is a great suggestion although probably too late to implement. :-(
Zorro,
ReplyDeleteYou are so unfair!
Why don't you put up the numerous successful projects by the government? Do point those too in your guided tour. Hahaha!
Then let your fans draw the conclusion. You are definitely practicing selective censorship to suit your evil agenda!!!!
mr zorro..
ReplyDeleteI also don't believe. Pls provide me a free stay at PD to check for it.
ha ha ha.. very lucky for the non believer..
First time in your blog..
ReplyDeletewho destroyed the "blue lagoon" with a sewage pipe protruding out into the middle of the lagoon. It was a beautiful lagoon and the waters were real blue then.
Was it during Isa's time as MB....
How about pictures of Army land taken away to benefit cronies? 1) PD Golf and country Club. 2) Guoman Hotel
ReplyDeleteJohn, come please but be ready to work your butt out to get all the details that some people require before they are convinced. Come OK John. You will see me every morning at 11:00am at the PAS Markas. If you cannot find the place, then you will not be the ideal person to get details of abandoned projects. I am sure you just dont want a free ride! So John, please come and help me with the non believers.
ReplyDeletewow... sounds like you're under attack :) but glad that you're holding up well.
ReplyDeleteUncle Z, please highlight the mini disneyland project in PD which destroyed 5 km of the entire sea in Port dickson in 1987. This was abandoned during ISA time and till today nobbody question what happen..
ReplyDeleteaccording to PD people, some officer ran away to indonesia with few million bucks and the project was aondoned.
In fact PD town used to have a SEA smashing against the wall beside the school and the town building like penang fort cornwallis, but today stinking sand and kilometres of wasteland only remain, People have to go 7 km to bagan pinang to see a decent sea side.
In fact one famous restaurant called the Merlin restaurant and many other businesses was destroyed because of this billion dollar mega project.
20 years on, still no anwser from BN and ISA
Thanks Zorro and team for the hard work to dig out the truth! Your grandchildren must be proud of your effort to make this world a better place for them.
ReplyDeletethe signboard in the 3rd photo clearly shown WILAYAH PERSEKUTUAN KUALA LUMPUR.
ReplyDeleteFYI, private sectors yang benefit drpd our previous prime ministers pon semua lu punya bangsa what? YTL, perwaja steel, genting, etc etc..