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stop buy samsung galaxy note!

supremeisrael — Wed, 02 Jan 2013 17:24:34 +0800

On March 6th 2012 , SHARPS held a press conference at the Gwangwhamun square to announce the death of Ms.Kim from breast cancer and the demand of compensation to the government.

KCOMWEL announced its recognition of the death of Ms. D.E. Kim from breast cancer as an occupational death from her work at Samsung Semiconductor plant.

This is the second recognition of occupational disease of Samsung Semiconductor workers by Korean governments. The first case was aplastic anemia.

The decision of KCOMWEL to compensate for her death was made based on its recognition of work-relatedness of her cancer with exposures to radiation, hazardous chemicals, and shiftwork with nightwork which is classified as a probable human carcinogen by IARC.

It is known that 70~80% of breast cancer is developed by environmental factors. It is very rare to get malignancy like breast cancer at age of early 30′s. Night shift known as a carcinogen to human and stress which can disturb immunity as well as chemicals and radiation can contribute to develop the breast cancer of Ms.Kim.

Ms.Kim was born in 1976. She entered Samsung Semiconductor plant at Giheung in May 1995 at age of 19. Her first duty was done at the line number 7, which had just been set up and unstable. She worked at the Ion Implantation, photo, and etching processes in the same factory until January 2000.

After leaving the factory, Ms.Kim married and became a mother of two children. In August 2009, when she was 33 years old, stage Ⅲ of breast cancer was found. Despite of mastectomy and treatment, cancer spread to the bone and liver.

SHARPS had supported her to prepare documents to demand workers’ compensation to the government, but she passed away too early in March 2012 at her young age of 36. So now the compensation is for her family including two young children, not for her treatment.

The Ministry of Labor and Employment should be more active in prevention of occupational diseases by eliminating hazardous chemicals, reducing nightwork, and implementing protective policy for workers, as well as more active in recognition of occupational disease to secure workers’ right.

Most of all, Samsung should apologize to all the workers and their family who has been suffering from occupational diseases, and take a responsible and transparent steps to prevent further tragedy
samsung galaxy note killed workers

richest thai's minister under PM Yingluck

supremeisrael — Tue, 25 Dec 2012 20:40:50 +0800

Thai's education minister,is the richest minister under Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra

Pongthep Thepkanchana declared assets of 2.92billion baht=RM292million

2nd richest is Deputy HomeLand Minister, Leftenan General Chat Kuldilok declared assets of 1.14billion baht=RM114million

Sos from bangkokpost
Inb4 songlap the highest in this region
http://www.bangkokpost.com/news/local/3277...ichest-minister

life in china sucks

supremeisrael — Sun, 23 Dec 2012 21:59:21 +0800

http://bbc.co.uk/news/business-17441176
Petrol(ron90) is $1.20/litre(no subsidy) even china produce total of 4.5mil barrels petroleum/day

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Summore expensiv personal incometax
China
Earn 5kRMB(RM2.5k)/month=tax 5%/month
Earn 10kRMB(RM5k)/month=tax 10%/month

Malaysia
Earn RM5k/month=tax 3%/month oni
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Land issue
Citizens also don't own land,its only leased to them,the ultimate owner of any land is PRC gov

US Army spent $2.7 billion on

supremeisrael — Sun, 16 Dec 2012 16:45:22 +0800

http://www.politico.com/news/stories/0611/58051.html

https://secureweb2.hqda.pentagon.mil/VDAS_A...ment.asp?id=151

It has emerged that the multi-billion-dollar DCGS-A military computer system that was designed to help the US Army in Iraq and Afghanistan simply doesn’t work. DCGS-A is meant to accrue intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance, and provide real-time battlefield analysis and the current location of high-value targets. According to two former intelligence officers that have worked with the system, however, it has hindered the war effort rather than helped.

This story has developed over the last year, beginning with a memo sent by Major General Michael Flynn, the Army’s top intelligence officer stationed in Afghanistan. In the memo [PDF], Flynn damns the apparent ineffectiveness of DCGS-A: “Analysts cannot provide their commanders a full understanding of the operational environment. Without the full understanding of the enemy and human terrain, our operations are not as successful as they could be. This shortfall translates into operational opportunities missed and lives lost.”

The memo reached the ears of several Representatives on July 19 2010, who then asked the US Army to consider switching to another, proven system that the FBI and CIA use: Palantir. The Army refused, and instead rolled out a software update that was meant to fix any issues. Unfortunately, according to the former intelligence officers, the system is still unusable. “You couldn’t share the data,” says one of the former officers, and they both agree that the system is “prone to crashes and frequently going off-line.”

“Almost any commercial solution out there would be better,” said one. “It doesn’t work. It’s not providing the capabilities that they need,” said the other.

This isn’t the first time that the US Army — or indeed any sovereign armed force — has spent a lot of money on a system that doesn’t work. With such huge budgets, and massive systems and weapons with additional expenditure that can’t possibly be accounted for ahead of time, military spending nearly always turns into case of throwing good money after bad. Still, to spend almost $3 billion on a broken system, while proven, out-of-the-box alternatives like Palantir are readily and cheaply available, is pretty darn special.

US Air force songlap $1billion for failed software

supremeisrael — Fri, 14 Dec 2012 17:38:09 +0800

http://www.nytimes.com/2012/12/09/technolo....html?hpw&_r=1&

For the United States Air Force, installing a new software system has certainly proved to be a wicked problem. Last month, it canceled a six-year-old modernization effort that had eaten up more than $1 billion. When the Air Force realized that it would cost another $1 billion just to achieve one-quarter of the capabilities originally planned — and that even then the system would not be fully ready before 2020 — it decided to decamp.

Randall Stross is an author based in Silicon Valley and a professor of business at San Jose State University. E-mail: stross@nytimes.com.

We should start Anti-Samsung movement

supremeisrael — Sun, 09 Dec 2012 17:11:06 +0800

For those Anti-lynas fags to grind in their mind

In 2007, a 22-year-old woman named Yu-mi Hwang, who had worked at Samsung’s Giheung semiconductor plant while still in high school, died of leukemia. A year later, a 30-year-old woman who shared a workstation with Yu-mi died, also of leukemia. In March 2010, a 23-year-old woman named Park Ji-Yeon, who had worked at Samsung’s On-Yang semiconductor plant since 2004, also died of leukemia, three years after her diagnosis. In 2005, a 27-year old woman named Han Hae-kyoung, who had worked in a Samsung LCD plant since 1995, was diagnosed with a brain tumor and is now seriously disabled

http://e360.yale.edu/feature/toxics_in_the...s_at_risk/2414/

SKorea's electric power is 45% from uranium

supremeisrael — Fri, 30 Nov 2012 21:00:06 +0800

So in order to propel malaysia to industralization further(while maintaining cheap electricity supply),we must follow Skorea & japan way

electric source from dam-must clear huge area of forest-scared Greenpeace protest liao,eventhough the fuel costs is free
electric source from gas/diesel-the diesel/gas fuel costs is almost 10x more than uranium fuel costs,top of that logistic costs
electric source from wind turbin-capital costs is 8x-10x more than gas/diesel power plant which generate same electricity,eventhough the fuel costs is free
electrix source from coal--half price of fuel costs of diesel/gas

Skorea got total 29 nuclear reactors-all powered by uranium
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nuclear_power_in_South_Korea

those nuclear reactors provided by WestingHouse,yeah its American high-tech stuff ,fully operational since 1978
any stats to show that since 1978,how many SKoreans living surrounding hose areas who already sick & high percentage of cancers?

btw, i belif to further preseve our depleting petroleum & gas reserves,uranium is the only key as being demonstrated by Skorea & Japan(almost 10x cheaper than fossil-fuel powered plant, & huge more savings by get-rid of additional logistic cost(transport lorry/gas piping)

ps-France 80% while sweden 35% electric comes from nuclear plant

Skorea's electric power is 50% from uranium

supremeisrael — Fri, 30 Nov 2012 19:48:58 +0800

So in order to propel malaysia to industralization further(whiel maintaining cheap electricity supply),we must follow Skorea & japan

electric source from dam-must clear huge area of forest-scared Greenpeace protest liao
electric source from gas/diesel-the diesel/gas fuel costs is almost 10x more than uranium fuel costs,top of that logistic costs
electric source from wind turbin-capital costs is 8x more than gas/diesel power plant which generate same electricity
electrix source from coal--half price of fuel costs of diesel/gas

Skorea got total 29 nuclear reactors-all powered by uranium
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nuclear_power_in_South_Korea

i think to further preseve our depleting petroleum & gas reserves,uranium is the only key as being demonstrated by Skorea & Japan