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Best joke of the day. NS is the backbone of Sickipoora's defence and security.
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I bet there are many homos in NS these days. I knew of one in my unit back in the day. He would visit his sugar daddy after booking out every weekend. He also told me of this gay 'health club' called Blue Heaven.
The last time I saw him was at NUS, many years ago.
Sometimes I wonder where he is now. Probably died of AIDS.
https://the-singapore-lgbt-encyclopaedia.fandom.com/wiki/Blue_Heaven
The last time I saw him was at NUS, many years ago.
Sometimes I wonder where he is now. Probably died of AIDS.
https://the-singapore-lgbt-encyclopaedia.fandom.com/wiki/Blue_Heaven
If tat the case, then all should serve...not just men
only good thing about ns is you learn how to handle a weapon and you meet all sorts of clowns from all walks of life......
If mediacock get him to act as bad guy, his face alone will win him the star award.https://www.theceomagazine.com/executive-interviews/healthcare-pharmaceutical/dr-lim-wee-kiak/
He is a product caused by an incestuous relationship between government and business interests.
Many of his kind in the PAP hierarchy.
NS is full of angkat bola clowns I don't even take it seriously and just downgrade to pes C reservist go back asked to do saikang I just sit one corner watch YouTube on phone do little bit work clock cycle finish 10 cycles faster this way
They do not even need to offer money
I be happy , and most of us be happy , to offer money and any info, to them to come and attack and get rid of MIWs and cronies and crassloot leechers for us
I be happy and volunteer myself to work free of charge as translator to them in the way smear of shit on sole of shoe LKY offered himself as translator to Kempei Tai
MAYBE TO TRANSLATE THE SCREAMS OF PEOPLE INTEROGATED BY KEMPEI TAI.
We then can easily get rid of crassloot leechers and CECA cockroaches ourselves once MIWs are gone with their cronies
my time back in the late 70s was a bit different, back then everyone was locally born and people was simple minded and genuine
pls lah...you ask reservists to fall in also got problem...defend what lan ciao??? ask those fucking PAP cock sucking regulars go fight the enemy lah!! knncb
most expensive wayang outfit
If no NS...half the civil serpents will be unemployed
Ish true...she got their backs.
https://sg.news.yahoo.com/blogs/sin...kpack-sparks-debate-20110328-044525-041.html?
Next Joke....Foreigner make u RICH or LEECH?
OCBC Sues to Recover Losses From Singapore Money-Laundering Case
Singaporean lender OCBC has filed several claims in the High Court seeking over S$6 million ($4.6 million) from three foreign nationals who are possibly linked to the S$3 billion money-laundering case.In court documents seen by the Business Times, claims were initiated against Xu Haika and Wu Yamei, who had purchased two three-bedroom units on the 43rd floor of South Beach Residences. Lin Baoying, one of the 10 convicted in the case, as well as Su Yongcan, who is a person of interest to the police, had bought a unit in the same development.
https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.sc...should-singapore-spend-more-curb-rising-costs
As Singapore grapples with rising living costs, growing discontent sweeping through society – from young couples to seniors – is set to be a major pain point for the ruling People’s Action Party (PAP) as it gears up for the next general election.
While newly minted Prime Minister Lawrence Wong has acknowledged awareness of the issue, observers say the real test will be ensuring that as few residents as possible feel left out in the cold.
The PAP government’s approach to addressing rising cost of living pressures often relies on superficial measures rather than structural change, much like giving patients sugar cubes instead of treating the underlying disease,” said Kenneth Paul Tan, a professor of politics, film and cultural studies at Hong Kong Baptist University.
While the government has started to explore progressive policies on housing and expanding social safety nets, Tan argues that true reform requires “substantial political courage” and genuine public support.
As Singapore grapples with rising living costs, growing discontent sweeping through society – from young couples to seniors – is set to be a major pain point for the ruling People’s Action Party (PAP) as it gears up for the next general election.
While newly minted Prime Minister Lawrence Wong has acknowledged awareness of the issue, observers say the real test will be ensuring that as few residents as possible feel left out in the cold.
The PAP government’s approach to addressing rising cost of living pressures often relies on superficial measures rather than structural change, much like giving patients sugar cubes instead of treating the underlying disease,” said Kenneth Paul Tan, a professor of politics, film and cultural studies at Hong Kong Baptist University.
While the government has started to explore progressive policies on housing and expanding social safety nets, Tan argues that true reform requires “substantial political courage” and genuine public support.
In his maiden National Day Rally address on August 18, Wong introduced the SkillsFuture Jobseeker Support scheme, designed to provide temporary financial assistance to lower- and middle-income workers who have lost their jobs.
The initiative offers up to S$6,000 (US$4,580) over six months for training and career coaching, marking a notable shift in Singapore’s traditionally cautious approach to welfare policies.
But Chong Ja Ian, a political scientist from the National University of Singapore, said he doesn’t think “the public really feels the PAP’s efforts quite as fully as the PAP may prefer as yet”.
The initiative offers up to S$6,000 (US$4,580) over six months for training and career coaching, marking a notable shift in Singapore’s traditionally cautious approach to welfare policies.
But Chong Ja Ian, a political scientist from the National University of Singapore, said he doesn’t think “the public really feels the PAP’s efforts quite as fully as the PAP may prefer as yet”.
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