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Aljunied GRC MPs Outreach...
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[h=1]14.08.09 Kaki Bukit division National Day Flag Distribution[/h]Updated <abbr title="Saturday, August 9, 2014 at 2:17pm" data-utime="1407565027" class="timestamp">about an hour ago</abbr>
MP Faisal and his team of volunteers visited the two markets and food centres in Kaki Bukit division, Aljunied GRC on the morning of National Day. Armed with 2,500 mini Singapore flags and decked in red, MP Faisal greeted residents while handing out mini Singapore flags to the residents he met. Young and old alike were enthusiastically reaching out for a Singapore flag. Stallholders, patrons and residents welcomed this simple and meaningful outreach. Many grannies that MP Faisal came across requested for more than one flag for their grandchildren back home. Many stallholders took the chance to put up the mini flag at the front of their stall, to usher in our nation’s 49th year of independence. It was indeed a heartwarming sight to see the entire market and food centre filled with mini National Day flags and many smiling faces.
The no-frills nature and the simplicity of the outreach brought the occasion of Singapore’s 49th National Day closer to the heartlands and into the hearts of every resident in Kaki Bukit. As Singaporeans search for our place in the world the Singapore identity continues to evolve and took root. This National Day, the MP Faisal and the Workers' Party would like everyone to find that unique value in us, that binding quality which makes us Singaporeans.
MP Faisal would like to thank all the volunteers for taking the time to partake in a meaningful event. At the same time, he would also like to thank all the residents for their warm handshakes, the beaming smiles and their many words of encouragement! With a flag in tow, residents of Kaki Bukit welcomes the National Day holiday!
Written by: Bernard Chen
MP Faisal and his team of volunteers visited the two markets and food centres in Kaki Bukit division, Aljunied GRC on the morning of National Day. Armed with 2,500 mini Singapore flags and decked in red, MP Faisal greeted residents while handing out mini Singapore flags to the residents he met. Young and old alike were enthusiastically reaching out for a Singapore flag. Stallholders, patrons and residents welcomed this simple and meaningful outreach. Many grannies that MP Faisal came across requested for more than one flag for their grandchildren back home. Many stallholders took the chance to put up the mini flag at the front of their stall, to usher in our nation’s 49th year of independence. It was indeed a heartwarming sight to see the entire market and food centre filled with mini National Day flags and many smiling faces.
The no-frills nature and the simplicity of the outreach brought the occasion of Singapore’s 49th National Day closer to the heartlands and into the hearts of every resident in Kaki Bukit. As Singaporeans search for our place in the world the Singapore identity continues to evolve and took root. This National Day, the MP Faisal and the Workers' Party would like everyone to find that unique value in us, that binding quality which makes us Singaporeans.
MP Faisal would like to thank all the volunteers for taking the time to partake in a meaningful event. At the same time, he would also like to thank all the residents for their warm handshakes, the beaming smiles and their many words of encouragement! With a flag in tow, residents of Kaki Bukit welcomes the National Day holiday!
Written by: Bernard Chen
[h=1]14.08.09 Kaki Bukit division National Day Flag Distribution[/h]Updated <abbr title="Saturday, August 9, 2014 at 2:17pm" data-utime="1407565027" class="timestamp">about an hour ago</abbr>
MP Faisal and his team of volunteers visited the two markets and food centres in Kaki Bukit division, Aljunied GRC on the morning of National Day. Armed with 2,500 mini Singapore flags and decked in red, MP Faisal greeted residents while handing out mini Singapore flags to the residents he met. Young and old alike were enthusiastically reaching out for a Singapore flag. Stallholders, patrons and residents welcomed this simple and meaningful outreach. Many grannies that MP Faisal came across requested for more than one flag for their grandchildren back home. Many stallholders took the chance to put up the mini flag at the front of their stall, to usher in our nation’s 49th year of independence. It was indeed a heartwarming sight to see the entire market and food centre filled with mini National Day flags and many smiling faces.
The no-frills nature and the simplicity of the outreach brought the occasion of Singapore’s 49th National Day closer to the heartlands and into the hearts of every resident in Kaki Bukit. As Singaporeans search for our place in the world the Singapore identity continues to evolve and took root. This National Day, the MP Faisal and the Workers' Party would like everyone to find that unique value in us, that binding quality which makes us Singaporeans.
MP Faisal would like to thank all the volunteers for taking the time to partake in a meaningful event. At the same time, he would also like to thank all the residents for their warm handshakes, the beaming smiles and their many words of encouragement! With a flag in tow, residents of Kaki Bukit welcomes the National Day holiday!
Written by: Bernard Chen
MP Faisal and his team of volunteers visited the two markets and food centres in Kaki Bukit division, Aljunied GRC on the morning of National Day. Armed with 2,500 mini Singapore flags and decked in red, MP Faisal greeted residents while handing out mini Singapore flags to the residents he met. Young and old alike were enthusiastically reaching out for a Singapore flag. Stallholders, patrons and residents welcomed this simple and meaningful outreach. Many grannies that MP Faisal came across requested for more than one flag for their grandchildren back home. Many stallholders took the chance to put up the mini flag at the front of their stall, to usher in our nation’s 49th year of independence. It was indeed a heartwarming sight to see the entire market and food centre filled with mini National Day flags and many smiling faces.
The no-frills nature and the simplicity of the outreach brought the occasion of Singapore’s 49th National Day closer to the heartlands and into the hearts of every resident in Kaki Bukit. As Singaporeans search for our place in the world the Singapore identity continues to evolve and took root. This National Day, the MP Faisal and the Workers' Party would like everyone to find that unique value in us, that binding quality which makes us Singaporeans.
MP Faisal would like to thank all the volunteers for taking the time to partake in a meaningful event. At the same time, he would also like to thank all the residents for their warm handshakes, the beaming smiles and their many words of encouragement! With a flag in tow, residents of Kaki Bukit welcomes the National Day holiday!
Written by: Bernard Chen
[h=1]14.08.09 Kaki Bukit division National Day Flag Distribution[/h]Updated <abbr title="Saturday, August 9, 2014 at 2:17pm" data-utime="1407565027" class="timestamp">about an hour ago</abbr>
MP Faisal and his team of volunteers visited the two markets and food centres in Kaki Bukit division, Aljunied GRC on the morning of National Day. Armed with 2,500 mini Singapore flags and decked in red, MP Faisal greeted residents while handing out mini Singapore flags to the residents he met. Young and old alike were enthusiastically reaching out for a Singapore flag. Stallholders, patrons and residents welcomed this simple and meaningful outreach. Many grannies that MP Faisal came across requested for more than one flag for their grandchildren back home. Many stallholders took the chance to put up the mini flag at the front of their stall, to usher in our nation’s 49th year of independence. It was indeed a heartwarming sight to see the entire market and food centre filled with mini National Day flags and many smiling faces.
The no-frills nature and the simplicity of the outreach brought the occasion of Singapore’s 49th National Day closer to the heartlands and into the hearts of every resident in Kaki Bukit. As Singaporeans search for our place in the world the Singapore identity continues to evolve and took root. This National Day, the MP Faisal and the Workers' Party would like everyone to find that unique value in us, that binding quality which makes us Singaporeans.
MP Faisal would like to thank all the volunteers for taking the time to partake in a meaningful event. At the same time, he would also like to thank all the residents for their warm handshakes, the beaming smiles and their many words of encouragement! With a flag in tow, residents of Kaki Bukit welcomes the National Day holiday!
Written by: Bernard Chen
MP Faisal and his team of volunteers visited the two markets and food centres in Kaki Bukit division, Aljunied GRC on the morning of National Day. Armed with 2,500 mini Singapore flags and decked in red, MP Faisal greeted residents while handing out mini Singapore flags to the residents he met. Young and old alike were enthusiastically reaching out for a Singapore flag. Stallholders, patrons and residents welcomed this simple and meaningful outreach. Many grannies that MP Faisal came across requested for more than one flag for their grandchildren back home. Many stallholders took the chance to put up the mini flag at the front of their stall, to usher in our nation’s 49th year of independence. It was indeed a heartwarming sight to see the entire market and food centre filled with mini National Day flags and many smiling faces.
The no-frills nature and the simplicity of the outreach brought the occasion of Singapore’s 49th National Day closer to the heartlands and into the hearts of every resident in Kaki Bukit. As Singaporeans search for our place in the world the Singapore identity continues to evolve and took root. This National Day, the MP Faisal and the Workers' Party would like everyone to find that unique value in us, that binding quality which makes us Singaporeans.
MP Faisal would like to thank all the volunteers for taking the time to partake in a meaningful event. At the same time, he would also like to thank all the residents for their warm handshakes, the beaming smiles and their many words of encouragement! With a flag in tow, residents of Kaki Bukit welcomes the National Day holiday!
Written by: Bernard Chen
mike:
August 10, 2014 at 4:16 am (Quote)
low this kiang is an obedient paid slave and so call opposition .
A bloody sly fox in the name of opposition to making sure there is no oppositional voice .
Well this is what sporean want mah, speal hokkien ah, speak teochew ah …. can become mp, one sales women became mp for senkang .
A brainy educated KJ lost to a much lesser educated sales women , who has been keeping shut in the parliament still not out of the excitement .
So who is at fault , we and our stupid mentality….
Ther is no opposition in parliament now…
anyone who consider Sylvia and low to be oppositional speakers , go to the mirror and spit at urself ..
David Marshall and JB Jayaratnam would have farted from their grave having called these obedient well behave fabricated non pap mp in parliament as opposition .
Workers party is now just wayang party
August 10, 2014 at 4:16 am (Quote)
low this kiang is an obedient paid slave and so call opposition .
A bloody sly fox in the name of opposition to making sure there is no oppositional voice .
Well this is what sporean want mah, speal hokkien ah, speak teochew ah …. can become mp, one sales women became mp for senkang .
A brainy educated KJ lost to a much lesser educated sales women , who has been keeping shut in the parliament still not out of the excitement .
So who is at fault , we and our stupid mentality….
Ther is no opposition in parliament now…
anyone who consider Sylvia and low to be oppositional speakers , go to the mirror and spit at urself ..
David Marshall and JB Jayaratnam would have farted from their grave having called these obedient well behave fabricated non pap mp in parliament as opposition .
Workers party is now just wayang party
P MPs have lost their voices:
August 9, 2014 at 5:53 pm (Quote)
WP is definitely going to lose a lot of votes in the next GE because they have not fulfilled their Election promise of speaking up for Singaporeans which affect their lives! When LTK was asked by LHL whether WKS should be sacked for MAS escape he kept quiet, the answer is simple and straight forward,why was he afraid of? With the exception of GG, the rest of the WP MPs have lost their voices! When hot issues like. CPF, foreigners influx, high cost of living, healthcare cost, housing prices, transportation woe, environmental issues like dengue and haze are everyday online talks and ordinary Singaporeans like Roy , Leong Tze Hian. Hui Hui,are speaking up . They continue to keep mum even though netizens have persistently reminded them of their promises to speak up . 2016 is round the corner please do not ask voters to vote you in so that you can be our voices because all of you have lost your voices!
August 9, 2014 at 5:53 pm (Quote)
WP is definitely going to lose a lot of votes in the next GE because they have not fulfilled their Election promise of speaking up for Singaporeans which affect their lives! When LTK was asked by LHL whether WKS should be sacked for MAS escape he kept quiet, the answer is simple and straight forward,why was he afraid of? With the exception of GG, the rest of the WP MPs have lost their voices! When hot issues like. CPF, foreigners influx, high cost of living, healthcare cost, housing prices, transportation woe, environmental issues like dengue and haze are everyday online talks and ordinary Singaporeans like Roy , Leong Tze Hian. Hui Hui,are speaking up . They continue to keep mum even though netizens have persistently reminded them of their promises to speak up . 2016 is round the corner please do not ask voters to vote you in so that you can be our voices because all of you have lost your voices!
[h=1]09.08.14 Eunos Division National Day Flag Distribution[/h]Updated <abbr title="Saturday, August 9, 2014 at 7:03pm" data-utime="1407582228" class="timestamp">on Saturday
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This is so called Opposition party! the wayang party n the silence party is WP
Die die must not vote the silence party.
Void your vote if there is WP contesting.
mike:
August 10, 2014 at 4:16 am (Quote)
low this kiang is an obedient paid slave and so call opposition .
A bloody sly fox in the name of opposition to making sure there is no oppositional voice .
Well this is what sporean want mah, speal hokkien ah, speak teochew ah …. can become mp, one sales women became mp for senkang .
A brainy educated KJ lost to a much lesser educated sales women , who has been keeping shut in the parliament still not out of the excitement .
So who is at fault , we and our stupid mentality….
Ther is no opposition in parliament now…
anyone who consider Sylvia and low to be oppositional speakers , go to the mirror and spit at urself ..
David Marshall and JB Jayaratnam would have farted from their grave having called these obedient well behave fabricated non pap mp in parliament as opposition .
Workers party is now just wayang party
P MPs have lost their voices:
August 9, 2014 at 5:53 pm (Quote)
WP is definitely going to lose a lot of votes in the next GE because they have not fulfilled their Election promise of speaking up for Singaporeans which affect their lives! When LTK was asked by LHL whether WKS should be sacked for MAS escape he kept quiet, the answer is simple and straight forward,why was he afraid of? With the exception of GG, the rest of the WP MPs have lost their voices! When hot issues like. CPF, foreigners influx, high cost of living, healthcare cost, housing prices, transportation woe, environmental issues like dengue and haze are everyday online talks and ordinary Singaporeans like Roy , Leong Tze Hian. Hui Hui,are speaking up . They continue to keep mum even though netizens have persistently reminded them of their promises to speak up . 2016 is round the corner please do not ask voters to vote you in so that you can be our voices because all of you have lost your voices!
Die die must not vote the silence party.
Void your vote if there is WP contesting.
mike:
August 10, 2014 at 4:16 am (Quote)
low this kiang is an obedient paid slave and so call opposition .
A bloody sly fox in the name of opposition to making sure there is no oppositional voice .
Well this is what sporean want mah, speal hokkien ah, speak teochew ah …. can become mp, one sales women became mp for senkang .
A brainy educated KJ lost to a much lesser educated sales women , who has been keeping shut in the parliament still not out of the excitement .
So who is at fault , we and our stupid mentality….
Ther is no opposition in parliament now…
anyone who consider Sylvia and low to be oppositional speakers , go to the mirror and spit at urself ..
David Marshall and JB Jayaratnam would have farted from their grave having called these obedient well behave fabricated non pap mp in parliament as opposition .
Workers party is now just wayang party
P MPs have lost their voices:
August 9, 2014 at 5:53 pm (Quote)
WP is definitely going to lose a lot of votes in the next GE because they have not fulfilled their Election promise of speaking up for Singaporeans which affect their lives! When LTK was asked by LHL whether WKS should be sacked for MAS escape he kept quiet, the answer is simple and straight forward,why was he afraid of? With the exception of GG, the rest of the WP MPs have lost their voices! When hot issues like. CPF, foreigners influx, high cost of living, healthcare cost, housing prices, transportation woe, environmental issues like dengue and haze are everyday online talks and ordinary Singaporeans like Roy , Leong Tze Hian. Hui Hui,are speaking up . They continue to keep mum even though netizens have persistently reminded them of their promises to speak up . 2016 is round the corner please do not ask voters to vote you in so that you can be our voices because all of you have lost your voices!
