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Transcript of Youth Council Presentation 5 June 2009 ()
ISLAMIC COUNTRIESNEXT 50 YEARS
Presentationto Youth Council by Mohd Peter Davis
5 June 2009
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Getting developing countries out of poverty
is POSSIBLE when FOOD, ELECTRICITY and HOUSING
is made plentiful and affordable Malaysia since Independence
is the proofHas become the role model
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MalaysiaVISION 2020Dr Mahathir’s 1991
Proposals to become fully developed nation
Half population under 23 years
80% of Student Leaders say their Role Model is
Dr MahathirUPM Survey
2008 Preliminary Results
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PhotoMerdeka Day Photo by John Ishii
Maglev Railway (flying on land) passengers and manufactured goods transported to all continents in 2 weeks
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Youth can take the leadScience & Technology
for peace and developmentThe world is full of unused technology
Youth leaders from 50 Islamic Countries
can explain on Blogs
how this modern technology
can develop their nations
over next 50 yearswww.mohdpeterdavis.com
With the Nuclear Renaissance a whole new world becomes
possible
all the pent-up technology of the last 50 years can
now be exploited
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Nuclear technology has come a long way
since Chernobyl
Small 4th Generation nuclear reactors
are ‘inherently safe’Reactor meltdown is
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South Africa’s Koeberg Nuclear Power StationSite of Pebble Bed Modular Reactor
To supply Cape Town’s 3 million people by 2010
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Uranium Fuel Pebbles Radioactive material cannot escape
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South Africa’s nuclear reactorideal ‘workhorse’ power system
for developing countriesDifferent standard modules can produce
• Electricity to power Industrial Cities- no need for national power grid
• Desalinated water for residential use & agriculture & greening the deserts
• Hydrogen for transportation- replace petrol
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Electricity required to achieveAustralian 9000kwh/person/yr
1. Brunei 1.2 times present electricity production2. Singapore 1.4 times 3. Malaysia 2.6 times CONCLUSION4.Thailand 5 times ASEAN Countries with5.Philippines 15 times 10% of world population6. Laos 16 times Need about 18 times7. Indonesia 18 times more electricity8. Vietnam 20 times for modest Australian9. Myanmar 75 times standard of living10. Cambodia 900 times Can be achieved with 200MW
Helium cooledHigh Temp Nuclear Reactors
Compiled by Mohd Peter Davis, 2008
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Solar Power is Great for the birds the bees and the trees
Solar radiation from the sun
has powered the earth for 4 billion years
via photosynthetic bacteria and plants
BUT to sustain 6.8 billion humans requires
NUCLEAR POWER
a far more powerful energy source
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Nissan ALL-ELECTRIC Cube car by 2010
120kph top speed, range 160kmLithium-ion batteries
Charge overnight with nuclear electricitywill be highly economical and clean
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The START of the HYDROGEN ECONOMYHONDA’s HYDROGEN CAR
will start commercial production in 2008Top Speed 160 kph Range 432 km
Smooth, almost silent ride, only emission is water
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Maglev Train departing Shanghai StationThe 175 km Shanghai-Hangzhou (operational 2010) will take 30 minutes
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American MAGLEV 2000 480 km per hour
Revive this shelved technology
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480kphPassengerMAGLEV
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MAGLEV 2000Passenger and Freight Vehicles
run on the SAME M-2000 Guideway
MAGLEV PASSENGER MAGLEV FREIGHT
TRAIN TRAIN 3.8 meters high 6 meters high
3.5 meters wide 4 meters wide
Standard Container
GUIDEWAY
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Kuala Kubu Railway Station, c. 1903
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Malaysian Railways
1957: 71/2 hours
Kuala Lumpur departure… 10.00 amSingapore arrival … … … 5.35 pm (source: Advert in The Straits Times 26 August 1957)
2007: 7 hours
CONCLUSIONNo progress since the British!
Mohd Peter Davis, Universiti Putra Malaysia
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MAGLEV MALAYSIAconnected to the world railway
Johor Thai Border 2 hrs 20 mins
KL Seremban 15 mins KL Kuantan 40 mins KL Butterworth 1 hour KL Terangganu 1 hr 10 mins
KL Kota Baru 1hr 40 mins Could be operational by 2020
Malaysia’s Young Scientists/Engineersare willing
How about our Old Politicians?www.mohdpeterdavis.com
World Maglev Railway
concept: Lyndon LaRouche www.larouchepac.com
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What is the safest way to travel ?
DEATH RATE (a)
. TRAIN (b) 1 PLANE (b) 1 . CAR (b) 12MOTOR BIKE (c) 170
Conclusion: Get the Youth off Motorbikes(a) Per 1.7 billion passenger km (b) New York-Boston Route
(c) UK and America
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Traveling by road is dangerousespecially in Malaysia!
Road Deaths per million population UK 53 JAPAN 67 AUSTRALIA 81 SPAIN 110 AMERICA 145 MALAYSIA 209
In the 20th CenturyTraffic Accidents claimed 30 million lives
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Malaysia Food Self Sufficiencywithout imports or exports
• Bread, roti canai etc 0%• Milk 1%• Beef, Mutton, Pork 4%• Chicken & Eggs 5%• Vegetables 45% • Rice 70%• Fruits 90%• Palm Oil and Fish 100%
This basic kampung diet willonly feed HALF OF Malaysia’s
POPULATION www.mohdpeterdavis.com
Greening the Deserts, JordanIrrigated Crop Circles
Google Maps
With Nuclear Power abundant cheap desalinated waterDeep Tropical animal production suitable
for dry tropics, even deserts
Huge increase in world production of milk, beef and lamb
Underdeveloped counties can become
self-sufficient and achieve
western standard of human nutrition
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Centre Pivot Irrigation System
up to 1km long
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With nuclear desalinated waterGrass plantations, wheat and corn can be
established throughout the tropics to feed the hungry in developing countries
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How Developing CountriesCAN PRODUCE EMERGENCY FOOD
and gainSelf-Sufficiency
by Mohd Peter Davis and N. Yogendran21st Century Science & Technology (Washington USA)
Spring 2009
Malaysia’s revolutionary Deep Tropical Agricultural system
is a model for feeding the world fastAnd bringing
the developing nationsout of feudal poverty
MalaysianInventor
Deep Tropical animal production
GIFT farming model for Milk Beef & Lamb
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Malaysian GRASS
PLANTATIONgrass grows
3-feet in 35 days GRASS CUT AT
35 DAYS IS PERFECT FOR FEEDING TO RUMINANTS
Grass can be cut ten times per year for three years before ploughing
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Climate Controlled Animal Shed near human housing for highly productive temperate cattle & cows in humid tropics
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Evaporative Cooling in Malaysian Humid Tropics provides a perfect summer Mediterranean climate
Overcomes heat stress, improves productionFigure 2Figure 2
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Pregnant Jersey CowsAir freight from Australia June 2008
First Batch of 1200 Cows on RM50m Dairy Farm in Muadzam Shah, Malaysia
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5. Malaysia
‘Nursery of the World’
A gigantic new export industry
4-year-old nursery trees
for City Landscaping
& ‘Greening the Deserts’Nuclear desalinated water
THE ONLY REQUIREMENTwww.mohdpeterdavis.com
Malaysia ‘Nursery of the World’
Malaysia can potentially supply all the 4-year-old trees
(planted every 20 feet) to green all the world’s
deserts over next 100 years12 times more profitable per acre
compared to oil palm
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Leptospermum poligalifolium
Trees grow exceptionally fast outdoors in Malaysia
This Australian
tree is just
11/2
years old
James Kingham
at his giant
Nurseriesin
Tanjung Malim
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2 1/2 years old
RAIN TREES
For instant landscaping projects
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MalaysianArchitect
Mazlin GhazaliInventor of
Honeycomb Housing
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Honeycomb® HousingInventor: Malaysian Architect Mazlin Ghazali
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Singapore: Henry Ridley (left) demonstrates rubber tapping
100 years Ago‘Rubber Ridley’ was labeled an
eccentric He toured Malay
with rubber seeds in his pockets
trying to convince sugar and coffee
planters that rubber was the
wave of the future.They called him
‘Mad Ridley’
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