Barisan Socialist and UMNO contest Tanjung Pagar? MERDEKA

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The Objects For Which The Party Is Established Are:
(a) To further the fundamental rights and liberties of Singaporeans;
(b) To contest the Parliamentary Elections and establish a socialist
government for the benefit of Singaporeans;
(c) To encourage ownership and active participation of
Singaporeans in the affairs and politics of the country;
(d) To make Singapore a home for all Singaporeans based on the
Socialist model;
(e) To do all ancillary and related acts which espouse and promote
the aforesaid objectives.

The meaning of the Five-Pointed Star
Each of the five points on the star refers to the ideals of:
1. democracy
2. equality
3. peace
4. progress
5. justice

The meaning of the colour red
The colour red symbolizes the socialist ideology or socialism.
The meaning of the Single Star
The single-minded objective of the party to achieve the above through national unity
The meaning of the White Background
Purity, transparency, accountability, integrity, honesty, the rule of law



This Organisation shall be known as
“PERTUBUHAN KEBANGSAAN MELAYU SINGAPURA “
And also shall be known in English as
“SINGAPORE MALAY NATIONAL ORGANISATION “
The official abbreviation shall be “PKMS “.

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The Head Office of this organization shall be at: -
218-F, Changi Road, Singapore 419737 or such other address as may be subsequently decided upon by the PKMS Supreme Council and approved by the Registrar of
Societies Singapore.

MOTTO AND SLOGAN
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The PKMS motto shall be: -

“ UNITY – LOYALTY – SERVICE “
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The PKMS slogan shall be: -

“ MERDEKA

FOUNDATIONS & OBJECTIVES

1. To safeguard and work for the full implementation of the special rights of the
Malays in Singapore as enunciated in the Constitution of the Republic of
Singapore.

2. To foster and to promote goodwill and harmony among the citizens of various
races in Singapore and to promote the growth of a strong and united nation.3. To take such steps as may be necessary for the welfare and advancement of its
members and the citizens of Singapore generally.

4. To take whatever steps as may be necessary for the advancement of the Malay
language and culture in accordance with Islam.

5. To safeguard and to promote the advancement of Islam without interfering in
the affairs of other religions.

6. To uphold and safeguard the principles of parliamentary and democratic form
of government.

7. To work against any form of colonialism.

 

[ktc5972]

You forgot that pure socialist fundamentals are namely Liberté, égalité, fraternité adopt for the French Revolution later followed by eastern European countries & now the defunct Soviet Union. These were tried & many had failed miserably.
This must bring back memories to MM. Thanks to him man, he took the blame so that I have a good life. But he is also having a King's life. So gratitude aside, think on Today, no room for emotions.

 

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A 'BOYFRIEND-GIRLFRIEND' relationship - that was how Singapore Democratic Alliance (SDA) secretary-general Desmond Lim described its newly forged ties with the Socialist Front (SF) on Wednesday.

The SF, set up last year, will not join the SDA, but both parties have agreed on a 'close working relationship', said Mr Lim.

SF chairman Ng Teck Siong said it was important that opposition parties cooperate and 'show we are united. We want to have a good relationship with the SDA'.

The arrangement will see both sides share resources and manpower. The SF will 'loan' members to the alliance to stand as candidates in group representation constituencies (GRCs) under the SDA flag.

Under an agreement with the SDA made earlier this week, these SF members will rejoin the party if their GRC team is unsuccessful at the polls, Mr Ng said.

The first to cross to the SDA yesterday was factory consultant and SF central executive committee member Ng Pian Ying, 65. He was the only representative from his party to turn up at an SDA press conference to announce its first batch of candidates for the next general election.

Contacted last night, Mr Ng Teck Siong explained why the SF opted for a loan arrangement rather than join the SDA as a component party.

The SDA has two component parties - the Singapore Malay National Organisation and the Singapore Justice Party.

He told The Straits Times: 'We are a new party and need time to consider our options. We are not ready to formally join them.'

He added that he did not think the arrangement would confuse voters: 'They will see it as opposition unity and they will have a better impression of the opposition and trust us more.'