- Crisis in Sri Lanka
Please be informed that most social media have now been blocked and are inaccessible.
Therefore Facebook, What’s Up, Instagram and Twitter
as well as the BBC etc.
Are no longer available on our island right now.
This is in reaction today’s bomb explosions
And to stop rumors.Anyone feeling unsafe, anywhere, is invited to come to Arugam Bay.
Where the Community and some hotels will provide FREE rooms.
To anyone who requires comfort and shelter
(Plenty of free rooms are available)
Fact seems to be, that
5 Star Hotels and
Christian Churches
are the main target:
There are NONE of those in AbaY
We just don’t have a church, and No Big Hotel.
Also, the only and single road in & out of Arugam
Is very easy to control.
So it is realistic to assume, that
Arugam Bay is a very safe destination.
History, in all those terrible war years have shown just that
Nobody has an interest (so far) to blast a few surfers and pot smokers…
This is a fact.This is NOT a tourist promotion,
Nor does this post have any financial motive!
But it’s a useful information
And an invitation to anyone feeling unsafe elsewhere.
The Community welcomes you.
And money is not an issue at all.
Monthly Archive for April, 2019
Arugam Bay is truly a beautiful place on Earth.
We like to keep it that way.
And also weed out frauds and land thefts.
Please sign our new Petition!
Investor, Developer President Trump shifts his focus from Ireland to Arugam Bay
“I would build a great wall, and nobody builds walls better than me, believe me, and I build them very inexpensively.”
Donald J. Trump
As known President Obama is a keep water sports man & surfer.
Now Trump jumps on the popular bandwagon it seems: Reports are coming in.
That this keen developer has teamed up with a loco banker at nearby PottiVille.
To grab some prime property. Then brick it up
& develop the site.
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Lessons from the Republic of Ireland
Irish plans however, did run into stiff opposition:
Below extracts from the Surf Simply site.
Question is: Will the Arugam Bay Community and the Sri Lankan Nation tolerate such a take-over?
US Republican Presidential Candidate Donald Trump’s desire to build an impenetrable barrier along the border between the US and Mexico (inexplicably paid for by the Mexican government) is not the only contentious wall project that the seventy year old billionaire property developer and presidential hopeful is hoping to push through. Donald also wants to build a wall along a beach on Ireland’s wild west coast to protect one of his golf courses.
Trump International Golf Links (TIGL) Ireland Ltd. are seeking permission to build a 4.5 metre high wall, consisting of 200,000 tons of rock, along 2.8 kilometres of Doughmore beach in front of a sensitive coastal sand dune ecosystem designated a “Special Area of Conservation” by the European Union. Construction of such a hard coastal defence installation will, according to the US based Save The Waves Coalition: “destroy the sand dune habitat, restrict public access, negatively impact the quality of the surfing waves, and ultimately result in beach loss”. Dune systems are, by their very nature, dynamic systems that trap and store sand, feeding beaches and offshore sediment deposits and acting as a “soft” buffer zone to protect the coast from storm damage. They are also rich but fragile ecosystems that support a surprisingly rich variety of wildlife. Trump’s golf course is built along the Carrowmore Dunes in front of Doughmore beach, a consistent and popular beach break, and local surfers are amongst those concerned that the disruption to the movement of sediment that a wall would cause would starve the beach of sand, negatively impacting the quality of the surf but more worryingly eventually leading to the disappearance of the beach.
If You stand for justice, and do not like this type of “Progress:
Please sign the petition below:
Save Arugam’s Heritage and the Old SVH
source
https://surfsimply.com/nature/trumps-wall-against-the-waves/
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