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Cabinet reshuffle : Sinkieland is in so much trouble
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no worries. i have faith in jo teo. sg can go far with less space for sex.
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Are these all we have? Get ready for a jump back to 3rd world status.
Where is my favourite cow?
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In the words of my dearly departed grandfather when he heard the news of the Jap advancement towards Sinkieland during WW2 : "HONG KAN LIAO".+
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hairdo's will be better looking in parliament, and the ho can take a page from these lovely ladies.
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Is it today?
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my uncle say KNN this can use monyet blanket word fug ni men.Are these all we have? Get ready for a jump back to 3rd world status.
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When these clowns can't deliver, they can simply blame the press for unfair coverage then
Khaw Boon Wan takes issue with press coverage of MRT resignalling project
Transport Minister Khaw Boon Wan said he did not like the way the press has been covering the resignalling project "because they've magnified the problem unfairly"PHOTO: LIANHE WANBAO
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JUL 27, 2017, 3:02 PM SGT
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JUL 28, 2017, 7:24 PM
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Christopher Tan
Senior Transport Correspondent
SINGAPORE - Transport Minister Khaw Boon Wan went off script in his opening address at the fourth joint forum on infrastructure maintenance on Thursday (July 27) morning to take issue with the press.
He said he did not like the way the press has been covering the resignalling project "because they've magnified the problem unfairly".
"Even the main media have turned tabloid. Yes, exciting and so on... frightening readers," Mr Khaw, who is also Coordinating Minister for Infrastructure, said, in what could be seen as an oblique reference to newspapers such as The Straits Times.
In his off-the-cuff remarks, Mr Khaw said resignalling was "a very complex" task. But the media, he said, "think it's so easy... like holding a pen and writing a few articles, and get the signalling done".
"I wish it was so simple. If it were so simple, they don't need us. We can ask the reporter to run the train system," he said to laughter in the audience.
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In response, The Straits Times editor Warren Fernandez said: "We are aware of the complexities involved in the resignalling process even as normal operations have to continue. We have reported on that, but we also have to report on the difficulties that crop up along the way, and the impact they have on commuters facing disruptions."
Sales and marketing manager Ashley Wu, 37, whose commute has been disrupted by the breakdowns and delays, said: "It's not as if the press has been reporting things that are not happening.
"Interviewing people about how the breakdowns are affecting their daily lives is not being sensational."
Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy research fellow Hawyee Auyong said: "The experience of many commuters recently is disruption on almost a daily basis. If press coverage doesn't match everyday experience, then the press loses credibility."
Khaw Boon Wan takes issue with press coverage of MRT resignalling project
Transport Minister Khaw Boon Wan said he did not like the way the press has been covering the resignalling project "because they've magnified the problem unfairly"PHOTO: LIANHE WANBAO
PUBLISHED
JUL 27, 2017, 3:02 PM SGT
UPDATED
JUL 28, 2017, 7:24 PM
FACEBOOKTWITTER
Christopher Tan
Senior Transport Correspondent
SINGAPORE - Transport Minister Khaw Boon Wan went off script in his opening address at the fourth joint forum on infrastructure maintenance on Thursday (July 27) morning to take issue with the press.
He said he did not like the way the press has been covering the resignalling project "because they've magnified the problem unfairly".
"Even the main media have turned tabloid. Yes, exciting and so on... frightening readers," Mr Khaw, who is also Coordinating Minister for Infrastructure, said, in what could be seen as an oblique reference to newspapers such as The Straits Times.
In his off-the-cuff remarks, Mr Khaw said resignalling was "a very complex" task. But the media, he said, "think it's so easy... like holding a pen and writing a few articles, and get the signalling done".
"I wish it was so simple. If it were so simple, they don't need us. We can ask the reporter to run the train system," he said to laughter in the audience.
photo_purpose_300cmyk_3e0139.jpg[/paste:font]
Related Story
Khaw Boon Wan sets new rail network reliability target as MRT becomes three times as dependable as in 2015
In response, The Straits Times editor Warren Fernandez said: "We are aware of the complexities involved in the resignalling process even as normal operations have to continue. We have reported on that, but we also have to report on the difficulties that crop up along the way, and the impact they have on commuters facing disruptions."
Sales and marketing manager Ashley Wu, 37, whose commute has been disrupted by the breakdowns and delays, said: "It's not as if the press has been reporting things that are not happening.
"Interviewing people about how the breakdowns are affecting their daily lives is not being sensational."
Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy research fellow Hawyee Auyong said: "The experience of many commuters recently is disruption on almost a daily basis. If press coverage doesn't match everyday experience, then the press loses credibility."
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Grace Fu is such an ugly cunt, her abalone must be very wrinkly and black, all her cheebye mor already drop, menopausal cb hair loss.
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Every now and then, they need to play out the good cop bad cop routine to keep the charade going.
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Are these all we have? Get ready for a jump back to 3rd world status.
What the need for shuffles, when your deck is clearly marked? o_O
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Ugly, Uglier, Ugliest!Are these all we have? Get ready for a jump back to 3rd world status.
What kind of stupid audience would likely be convinced?
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I see wicked smiles+= jialat liao
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Cabinet they look like stooges.
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