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Pretty cool vibe we have going here, keep it going =]

Pretty cool vibe we have going here, keep it going =]

andrew C: look up "RL".

So Andrew C, you seemed to be another propagandic mouthpiece for Interhill there! So "nice" of Interhill to help your classmate's father who died in a timber accident there - what caused it in the first place I wonder? I remember taking a trip through Limbang, and reading about two young village men, who died due to being hit by the logs floating in the Limbang River, whilst fishing. Tell me then Andrew C, whose fault is that? I suggest anyone wanting to see also another most selfish greed of the timber corporations, that include destruction of the environment and no-concern at all for the poor local villagers who are still using rivers for transport and food, check out Limbang city centre where the river runs through the town (increasing logging and plantation activities also in ancient forest of the Limbang-Kalimantan border). And you can see how logs are floating so dangerously all over, and one can see how small boats or sampans (traditional boats without engine)of the villagers across the river trying to avoid the logs at so much unnecessary risk! And to all the supposedly native Sarawakians who cannot accept criticism of their timber corporations that include Interhill, what a joke that "outsiders" are supposedly to keep quiet about human rights abuses, wherever it is? Excuse me, you had better read up what Universal Declaration of Human Rights is about, and why we have International Human Rights Convention and Laws and even the UN for example - the world is interconnected as of humanity everywhere; and one fine day, such greedy and criminal timber corporations like Interhill, will be convicted under International Law as based on the UDHR! So Graham, please keep writing with your brilliant ideas!

I heard that everything that has to do with logging/forest destruction may not be published in the media in Sarawak. I heard that an article about logging/palm oil in National Geographic Magazine was forbidden in Sarawak. So it is logic that Malaysians/Sarawakians are thinking that the logging companies aren't responsible for forest destruction. This is al possible because of the corrupt Abdul Taib Mahmud, which benefits because of the logging in Sarawaks forests, of which 90 % has been destroyed by logging companies.