Thursday, September 8, 2011

No point for 'good faith' if no guarantee. Syed Hamid insincere. Idris honest

September 08, 2011
KUALA LUMPUR, Sept 8 — The government today insisted that it had shown “good faith”, contrary to opposition accusation, by agreeing to meet and negotiate with Jalan Sultan traders.
The  traders’ lots are under risk of being forced-acquisitioned for the Klang Valley Mass Rapid Transit (KVMRT) project. The government has refused to guarantee the return the land to traders once the project is completed, which the opposition says is insincere.
Land Public Transport Commission (SPAD) chairman Tan Sri Syed Hamid Albar brushed off the accusations today, and maintained that the government had shown “good faith’ by agreeing to discuss and meet with affected Jalan Sultan traders.
“(Although) we cannot give our guarantee, we have shown our good faith in negotiating with them and looking into that possibility,” he said.
“I think we have been fair, looked into all sides, after we have acquired there is a next process . A process of application, legal process...stratum titles. It’s good we never give empty promises. But we have made possibility for engagement, we are very sincere about this,” Syed Hamid (picture) told reporters here.

Syed Hamid doesn't sound sincere to me.

Why land acquisition? The  one and only reason, as Idris Jala honestly said, is to recoup MRT cost.

So, you think can recoup MRT cost if there's a guarantee that land will be returned?!

Of course, not!

Guarantee = no recoup.
Therefore, loss.

No guarantee = no return.

No return = land grab!
Therefore, gain!

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