What's wrong with friends having breakfast together?
Breakfast at Chua Chu Kang
Last Saturday l had breakfast with my friends at Mcdonald'.l usually have breakfast at hawkers' centres or coffee shops but l wanted a change. The Mcdonald cafe was crowded with younger people usually dressed in T shirts unlike the older mix at hawkers'centres.We had among our guests Lim Tean an outspoken personality outside the main stream media.
https://www.facebook.com/TanChengBo...080878366456/2035442953196896/?type=3&theater
It's always a pleasure to see and hear the honorable Lim Tean. I want to see him in parliament one day soon. He is a cut above all the pap has to offer.
Breakfast at Chua Chu Kang
Last Saturday l had breakfast with my friends at Mcdonald'.l usually have breakfast at hawkers' centres or coffee shops but l wanted a change. The Mcdonald cafe was crowded with younger people usually dressed in T shirts unlike the older mix at hawkers'centres.We had among our guests Lim Tean an outspoken personality outside the main stream media.
https://www.facebook.com/TanChengBo...080878366456/2035442953196896/?type=3&theater
TCB should not form another party, but join the SDP. Or even Lim Tean's party. Perhaps he is the one to ultimately unite all opposition, except WP.You're too late JohnTan, Paul Tambyah has already revealed in his interview that TCB is already involved in opposition discussions. Please read the interview in the attached thread which can be found in the political folder. You seem to have very little knowledge of the party which has your namesake as one of its senior members.
https://www.sammyboy.com/threads/singapore-democratic-party-sdp.247610/
This sentiment was echoed by People's Power Party's Secretary-General Mr Goh Meng Seng who added that without discipline, such a coalition equals trouble.
More at OPPOSITION PARTIES EXPRESS DESIRE TO COOPERATE; INVITE TAN CHENG BOCK TO LEAD EFFORT
From Yahoo news:
Tan Cheng Bock open to idea of leading opposition coalition
Tan Cheng Chock (left) and Chee Soon Juan at a working lunch for opposition parties organised by the Singapore Democratic Party to discuss forming a political coalition during the next general election. (PHOTO: SDP)
Former presidential candidate Dr Tan Cheng Bock said he was open to leading a coalition of opposition parties at a meeting hosted by the Singapore Democratic Party (SDP) on Saturday (28 July).
The working lunch attended by several opposition parties was organised by the SDP to discuss the possibility of working together as a unified front at the next general election, said the SDP in a statement on its website.
The SDP proposed that Tan, a former People’s Action Party MP, lead the effort in building such a coalition. Tan said in response, “If you want me to lead, then we must think of country first. If we go in, we must go in as a team.”
Tan’s spokesperson, when contacted by Yahoo News Singapore, confirmed that he was open to the idea of leading an opposition coalition.
Besides the SDP, the event was attended by leaders and representatives of six other political parties: the Democratic Progressive Party, the National Solidarity Party, the People’s Power Party, the People’s Voice, the Reform Party and the Singaporeans First Party.
The largest opposition party, the Workers’ Party, was not in attendance.
Tan, who is not a member of any political party, attended the event as an observer, said the SDP.
The parties present welcomed the idea of Tan leading a coalition, according to the SDP’s statement.
The SDP’s Secretary-General, Dr Chee Soon Juan, said he was confident that Tan would be able to lead such an alliance, given his experience and leadership.
Tan Cheng Bock contested Singapore’s presidential election in 2011, during which Dr Tony Tan was elected as president. Tan Cheng Bock lost to Tony Tan by a mere 0.34 percentage points, or 7,382 votes.
U are right..but he is the best chance we have. He has always been sincere in serving the ppl. That is what we need...better than. Lau GOH..when he was PM. He was a dog of old fart n his policies were worse than madhatterI don't think Ah Bock will have much of an impact, but hopefully I am wrong.
