Send these to Sentosa every weekend and we will see change.
Dont make me vomit!!!
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Bangalas Infest Sentosa; Even Ang Mohs Feel Threatened!
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Dont make me vomit!!!
Many many times I have seen 2 Bangla guys holding each other's hand while walkin...Its a common act among the Banglas.. They don't seems shy about it either.. Is it a sign of brotherly love or are they fuckin gays..???
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Huh huh???What gays???Who talking behind our back???
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Hey comeon most ppl prefer a better looking person to stare at them. Not only are those bangalas ugly but they stink too and have pot bellies who would like that?
Re: Sentosa: bangla shoot video of angmor in bikini so they can PCC back in the dorm
Gawkers 'haven't broken the law'
By Josephine Price
my paper
Wednesday, Nov 09, 2011
BANGLADESHI construction worker Masum Tapader understands why women get intimidated by onlooking migrant workers.
The 22-year-old, who has been here for the past two years, told my paper: "I am an unknown person to them. I will leave if I see that a woman is scared."
He added that his employer had made him sign a document to ensure that he abides by stipulated rules during his stint here.
"We are not allowed to talk to or marry Singaporean girls," he said.
He was responding to an incident last Sunday where migrant workers thronged a Sentosa beach filled with bikini-clad sunbathers.
Stomp contributor Cheryl took photographs of them and posted the photos on citizen- journalism website Stomp.
She claimed that the men took the opportunity to gawk at women on the beach, some even whipping out camera phones to film them basking in the sun.
She added in her post that three Caucasian women who had been sunbathing left with "disgust on their faces, having many eyes watching them continuously".
Singaporean Nicole Tan, 22, told my paper that she encountered a similar incident involving migrant workers on Sentosa two years ago. The undergraduate said she was made to feel like a "museum exhibit".
Netizen Arios7476 said that it is wrong to judge migrant workers too quickly. He said: "The men need not be foreign workers. It could be locals (doing the same)."
Another netizen, lesterjason, felt that the migrant workers were only looking and have not broken any law. He said: "Girls are exposing themselves like that and you expect a normal guy not to look? There is no logic in that."
Volunteer John Gee, 58, from migrant workers'-rights group Transient Workers Count Too believes that the high turnover of migrant workers here could be a cause for their behaviour.
"They do not have the time or the urge to assimilate and they do not learn the local norms in the short period of time they are here."
He called for a long-term migrant workforce that can have more time to become attuned to Singapore and its ways.
The Migrant Workers' Centre (MWC) said it attempts to help such workers respect Singapore's social norms through talks or exhibitions organised with various government agencies.
This is done in a bid to "educate and encourage migrant workers to respect local customs and social norms, as well as to comply with Singapore laws", said Mr Edwin Pang, executive director of MWC.
MWC said it has not received any complaints of such incidents on beaches.
Mr Pang added: "It is something that we can address as we reach out to more migrant workers and Singaporeans to generate greater awareness and foster better understanding of each other".
Gawkers 'haven't broken the law'
By Josephine Price
my paper
Wednesday, Nov 09, 2011
BANGLADESHI construction worker Masum Tapader understands why women get intimidated by onlooking migrant workers.
The 22-year-old, who has been here for the past two years, told my paper: "I am an unknown person to them. I will leave if I see that a woman is scared."
He added that his employer had made him sign a document to ensure that he abides by stipulated rules during his stint here.
"We are not allowed to talk to or marry Singaporean girls," he said.
He was responding to an incident last Sunday where migrant workers thronged a Sentosa beach filled with bikini-clad sunbathers.
Stomp contributor Cheryl took photographs of them and posted the photos on citizen- journalism website Stomp.
She claimed that the men took the opportunity to gawk at women on the beach, some even whipping out camera phones to film them basking in the sun.
She added in her post that three Caucasian women who had been sunbathing left with "disgust on their faces, having many eyes watching them continuously".
Singaporean Nicole Tan, 22, told my paper that she encountered a similar incident involving migrant workers on Sentosa two years ago. The undergraduate said she was made to feel like a "museum exhibit".
Netizen Arios7476 said that it is wrong to judge migrant workers too quickly. He said: "The men need not be foreign workers. It could be locals (doing the same)."
Another netizen, lesterjason, felt that the migrant workers were only looking and have not broken any law. He said: "Girls are exposing themselves like that and you expect a normal guy not to look? There is no logic in that."
Volunteer John Gee, 58, from migrant workers'-rights group Transient Workers Count Too believes that the high turnover of migrant workers here could be a cause for their behaviour.
"They do not have the time or the urge to assimilate and they do not learn the local norms in the short period of time they are here."
He called for a long-term migrant workforce that can have more time to become attuned to Singapore and its ways.
The Migrant Workers' Centre (MWC) said it attempts to help such workers respect Singapore's social norms through talks or exhibitions organised with various government agencies.
This is done in a bid to "educate and encourage migrant workers to respect local customs and social norms, as well as to comply with Singapore laws", said Mr Edwin Pang, executive director of MWC.
MWC said it has not received any complaints of such incidents on beaches.
Mr Pang added: "It is something that we can address as we reach out to more migrant workers and Singaporeans to generate greater awareness and foster better understanding of each other".
Re: Sentosa: bangla shoot video of angmor in bikini so they can PCC back in the dorm
My god, there are so many ah neh observers and so few caucasian. No wonder the few are disgusted.
It look like India rather than Sentosa beach. There is just no where to enjoy a peaceful outing now.
My god, there are so many ah neh observers and so few caucasian. No wonder the few are disgusted.
It look like India rather than Sentosa beach. There is just no where to enjoy a peaceful outing now.
Re: Sentosa: bangla shoot video of angmor in bikini so they can PCC back in the dorm
What do you want? Banglas with free time has no place to spent during off days and this is cheap and no harm to anyone. If you deprive them the pleasure, they will go on rampage and commit rape.
What do you want? Banglas with free time has no place to spent during off days and this is cheap and no harm to anyone. If you deprive them the pleasure, they will go on rampage and commit rape.
Re: Sentosa: bangla shoot video of angmor in bikini so they can PCC back in the dorm
so you are alright with bangla workers peering lustily at your female family members?
Since 10 years ago I have already exercised good sense and stopped bringing female friends to little india and all outdoor parties .. now limpeh have to avoid sentosa too.
so you are alright with bangla workers peering lustily at your female family members?
Since 10 years ago I have already exercised good sense and stopped bringing female friends to little india and all outdoor parties .. now limpeh have to avoid sentosa too.
Re: Sentosa: bangla shoot video of angmor in bikini so they can PCC back in the dorm
Now this is a good idea... contain them in an airtight space, away from women of other ethnicities.
Now this is a good idea... contain them in an airtight space, away from women of other ethnicities.
Singapore Flyer shows appreciation to migrant workers with complimentary flights on Deepavali
Supported by Migrant Workers Centre, the Deepavali celebration gathered foreign workers and local union members to promote social integration. Singapore Flyer continues appreciation with the launch of $15 Special Migrant Workers’ Flight
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The event also provided MWC the opportunity to encourage workers who are in distress to approach the Centre for assistance.
Iconic attraction rolls out special Migrant Worker Package
To further show appreciation to the workforce who played a vital part in changing Singapore’s landscape, Singapore Flyer is offering a $15 Special Migrant Workers’ Flight.
From now till 31 December 2011, the $15 flight is available for all S Pass and Work Permit Holders.
Re: Sentosa: bangla shoot video of angmor in bikini so they can PCC back in the dorm
I don't really share your angst. Singapore is darn small and there are thousands of them. Where do you expect them to go on weekends because the streets and everywhere you will find them. So can you avoid them? No right? Confine them and not allow them out? Not possible. So what choice is there?
I don't really share your angst. Singapore is darn small and there are thousands of them. Where do you expect them to go on weekends because the streets and everywhere you will find them. So can you avoid them? No right? Confine them and not allow them out? Not possible. So what choice is there?
Re: Sentosa: bangla shoot video of angmor in bikini so they can PCC back in the dorm
I have highlighted the problem behind your questions.
Why are there so many banglas/FWs in singapore? Do we need so many? Why has there been no incentive to automate manual labour and upgrade skills? On the flip side, recruitment agents get a fat cut for bringing them in.
Ho kwon peng wrote a piece about over-reliance on labour. I agree with him totally.
I have highlighted the problem behind your questions.
Why are there so many banglas/FWs in singapore? Do we need so many? Why has there been no incentive to automate manual labour and upgrade skills? On the flip side, recruitment agents get a fat cut for bringing them in.
Ho kwon peng wrote a piece about over-reliance on labour. I agree with him totally.
Re: Sentosa: bangla shoot video of angmor in bikini so they can PCC back in the dorm
Nabei, Netizen Arios7476 bak chew ta stamp.
Since when do we have locals gathered under the coconut trees and gawk at bikini girls like that?
Nabei, Netizen Arios7476 bak chew ta stamp.
Since when do we have locals gathered under the coconut trees and gawk at bikini girls like that?
Netizen Arios7476 said that it is wrong to judge migrant workers too quickly. He said: "The men need not be foreign workers.
It could be locals (doing the same)."
To those bikini clad girls:
If ya go scanty in a public place, getting stared at by guys is normal. Not comfortable if the place is too crowded, then do your sun tanning at private clubs or condos.
To those sua-teng guys never see girl in bikini before:
Staring is not against the law because the law has yet to place privacy on senses but it nevertheless intrudes to one's sense of security. Be a little thoughtful of others, otherwise the other half of humanity will need to be dressed in burqas.
Cheers!
If ya go scanty in a public place, getting stared at by guys is normal. Not comfortable if the place is too crowded, then do your sun tanning at private clubs or condos.
To those sua-teng guys never see girl in bikini before:
Staring is not against the law because the law has yet to place privacy on senses but it nevertheless intrudes to one's sense of security. Be a little thoughtful of others, otherwise the other half of humanity will need to be dressed in burqas.
Cheers!
I was thinking more 'Ho ching'.. but no difference I guess...
abigail isn't a real female i'm sure the bangalas will love her.
then you will angmos flocking there for her exotic looks.
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