Bloody Hell They let millions of FTs into the country

[sochi2014]

And they ban them from visiting Hong Lim Park? Huat the Fish is this?


SINGAPORE: Police confirmed on Thursday (Oct 2) that that several foreigners who attended Wednesday night's vigil at Hong Lim Park - held in solidarity with the Occupy Central movement in Hong Kong - are "currently assisting with investigations into offences under the Public Order Act".

Responding to media queries, a police spokesman clarified that no arrests have been made. However, the police said that only Singapore Citizens and Permanent Residents are allowed to participate in demonstrations held at the Speakers' Corner.

"Foreigners and organisers of assemblies and processions involving foreigners are required to obtain a police permit before they can use the Speakers' Corner," the spokesman said. "While foreigners are allowed to work or live here, they have to abide by our laws. They should not import their domestic issues from their countries into Singapore and conduct activities which can disturb public order. Those who break the law will be seriously dealt with."

- CNA

 

[khunking]

Since their arrival on our shores in the 90s, they've benefitted greatly by flipping our public housing properties. Seems like there's cake for everyone and everyone gets to eat it.

 

[halsey02]

And they ban them from visiting Hong Lim Park? Huat the Fish is this?


SINGAPORE: Police confirmed on Thursday (Oct 2) that that several foreigners who attended Wednesday night's vigil at Hong Lim Park - held in solidarity with the Occupy Central movement in Hong Kong - are "currently assisting with investigations into offences under the Public Order Act".

Responding to media queries, a police spokesman clarified that no arrests have been made. However, the police said that only Singapore Citizens and Permanent Residents are allowed to participate in demonstrations held at the Speakers' Corner.

"Foreigners and organisers of assemblies and processions involving foreigners are required to obtain a police permit before they can use the Speakers' Corner," the spokesman said. "While foreigners are allowed to work or live here, they have to abide by our laws. They should not import their domestic issues from their countries into Singapore and conduct activities which can disturb public order. Those who break the law will be seriously dealt with."

- CNA

Please remember....police flee from the foreigners....now they are telling them this "Those who break the law will be seriously dealt with." I don;t know what to say & what do you think??

 

[laksaboy]

Where is the consistency? I thought the pappies are eager to let the foreigners have their own gatherings? Remember the Pinoy Independence Day?

Responding to media queries, a police spokesman clarified that no arrests have been made. However, the police said that only Singapore Citizens and Permanent Residents are allowed to participate in demonstrations held at the Speakers' Corner.

No freedom of assembly... undemocratic shithole.

 

[tonychat]

Since their arrival on our shores in the 90s, they've benefitted greatly by flipping our public housing properties. Seems like there's cake for everyone and everyone gets to eat it.

because they got brains and sinkie don't.. life is unfair... face it!!!

 

[khunking]

because they got brains and sinkie don't.. life is unfair... face it!!!

$hame & $ham.

 

[Leongsam]

Since their arrival on our shores in the 90s, they've benefitted greatly by flipping our public housing properties. Seems like there's cake for everyone and everyone gets to eat it.

Since their arrival, HDB prices have soared to the benefit of all sinkies.

 

[sochibye2014]

And they ban them from visiting Hong Lim Park? Huat the Fish is this?


SINGAPORE: Police confirmed on Thursday (Oct 2) that that several foreigners who attended Wednesday night's vigil at Hong Lim Park - held in solidarity with the Occupy Central movement in Hong Kong - are "currently assisting with investigations into offences under the Public Order Act".

Responding to media queries, a police spokesman clarified that no arrests have been made. However, the police said that only Singapore Citizens and Permanent Residents are allowed to participate in demonstrations held at the Speakers' Corner.

"Foreigners and organisers of assemblies and processions involving foreigners are required to obtain a police permit before they can use the Speakers' Corner," the spokesman said. "While foreigners are allowed to work or live here, they have to abide by our laws. They should not import their domestic issues from their countries into Singapore and conduct activities which can disturb public order. Those who break the law will be seriously dealt with."

- CNA

retarded bitch talking shit again

 

[Leckmichamarsch]

n stole lots of jobs from PMEs who now drive taxi or wash toilets,,,,,,,,,,,, n yet they expect to be re elected
Bribes lke PG package is small payment for the wrongs done to PG

 

[LEGEND]

Since their arrival, HDB prices have soared to the benefit of all sinkies.

*Shake Head* You never take medicine ah? :oIo:

 

[winnipegjets]

Since their arrival, HDB prices have soared to the benefit of all sinkies.

$450k for a flat! How does that benefit sinkees? Asset appreciation that is based on speculation benefits few.

 

[winnipegjets]

2.9 million foreigners vs 2.5 million sinkees.

Foreigners : PR, work permit and pass and naturalized sinkees.

 

[syed putra]

Singapore is a haven for FT's since the time of raffles.

 

[borom]

........only Singapore Citizens and Permanent Residents are allowed to participate in demonstrations held at the Speakers' Corner.

"Foreigners ......are required to obtain a police permit before they can use the Speakers' Corner,".....

This is all very confusing as PRs are also foreigners as they hold foreign passports and to be consistent PR's should be treated no different from other foreigners and be arrested accordingly.