Is she the Mysterious Pussy that the whole Nation is Interested to know at this point of time..???:p
hi there
1. aiyoh!
2. this pus just cannot make it leh.
3. to tempt the 2 top dicks, it needs more than some pus in bed mah!
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Corruption in SCDF and CNB
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Lest it be forgotten,one lowly-ranked hitman by the name of Saddam Hussein exterminated his opponents in the Baath party and rose to become Field Marshall President for Life of Iraq.
The buffoon Idi Amin already up there with his Maker... He died while in exile in Saudi Arabia... You should watch this great movie titled '' Last King Of Scotland ''... The movie was about Idi Amin who funnily claimed himself the Last King of Scotland... He even made his own Victoria Cross and other self honoured awards to glorify himself.. :o
I remembered reading somewhere that he even had this title of Lord of All the Beasts of the Earth and Fishes of the Seas in honour of him 
If the above quote from TRE is true, then it is a highly significant development.
So far, the MSM has been leading everyone to believe that this is a case of an over ambitious slut operating alone. Anyone who has seen our GLCs behave when they are overseas will know this is highly unlikley to be true.
Also if there are GLC officers being arrested, then the chances of this being an "internal disciplinary matter" have fallen to zero.
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Disciplinary action can be considered: MHA
By Joyce Hooi
The Business Times
Monday, Jan 30, 2012
THE criminal repercussions for two senior civil servants from the ongoing Corrupt Practices Investigation Bureau (CPIB) probe remain unknown, but there is 'sufficient basis' for the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) to consider disciplinary action.
According to MHA, it learnt this last Friday when CPIB told it 'although their criminal investigations have not been completed, there was sufficient basis for the ministry to consider civil service disciplinary action for misconduct'.
MHA revealed this in a statement yesterday with the header: 'No delay in releasing news of CPIB probe'. In it, the ministry said it had not delayed releasing information on the corruption probe involving two senior officials; ongoing investigations meant that a 'public announcement at that point could have compromised CPIB investigations'.
The ministry had confirmed that a probe on the former Singapore Civil Defence Force (SCDF) and Central Narcotics Bureau (CNB) chiefs was taking place after Chinese daily Lianhe Wanbao broke the story on Tuesday, weeks after the arrests had been made.
It said it had already made plans to make the public announcement on Jan 25, two days after news broke, but moved it forward by a day as 'news of the investigations had already appeared'.
Peter Lim Sin Pang, then the commissioner of SCDF, and Ng Boon Gay, then the director of CNB, were arrested on Jan 4 and Dec 19, respectively. Both men are now out on bail. The arrests had been made following allegations of 'serious personal misconduct', according to MHA.
The ministry also said it had already taken action to interdict, or suspend, the two officers from their duties effective Jan 25 and had started disciplinary proceedings.
Since the news broke, speculation has been rife about an unnamed woman who allegedly had a relationship with both Mr Ng and Mr Lim, alongside reports about the tender and procurement practices of the agencies coming under scrutiny.
Speaking on the sidelines of River Hongbao 2012 - an event hosted by the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce & Industry - Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Home Affairs Teo Chee Hean said: 'I am quite disappointed that these two cases have arisen. Nevertheless, it does demonstrate the strength of our system - that any such allegations will be fully and thoroughly investigated. CPIB is an independent organisation and it determines for itself how to proceed with the investigation.'
In response to a question about how long the investigations will take, Mr Teo said: 'This is in the hands of the CPIB and when they have fully investigated the case, it will be referred to the Attorney-General's Chambers - those are the legal proceedings.'
If the civil service proceedings are based on similar facts, Mr Teo added, the legal proceedings are usually completed before the civil service proceedings.
Separately, Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong said yesterday: 'Whoever he is, whichever position he occupies, we will pursue the matter and settle it one way or another. If he did wrong, he must be punished; if he did nothing wrong, he must be exonerated.'
Mr Lee was speaking to reporters in Davos, Switzerland, where he attended the World Economic Forum.
http://www.asiaone.com/News/Latest+News/Singapore/Story/A1Story20120130-324678.html
By Joyce Hooi
The Business Times
Monday, Jan 30, 2012
THE criminal repercussions for two senior civil servants from the ongoing Corrupt Practices Investigation Bureau (CPIB) probe remain unknown, but there is 'sufficient basis' for the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) to consider disciplinary action.
According to MHA, it learnt this last Friday when CPIB told it 'although their criminal investigations have not been completed, there was sufficient basis for the ministry to consider civil service disciplinary action for misconduct'.
MHA revealed this in a statement yesterday with the header: 'No delay in releasing news of CPIB probe'. In it, the ministry said it had not delayed releasing information on the corruption probe involving two senior officials; ongoing investigations meant that a 'public announcement at that point could have compromised CPIB investigations'.
The ministry had confirmed that a probe on the former Singapore Civil Defence Force (SCDF) and Central Narcotics Bureau (CNB) chiefs was taking place after Chinese daily Lianhe Wanbao broke the story on Tuesday, weeks after the arrests had been made.
It said it had already made plans to make the public announcement on Jan 25, two days after news broke, but moved it forward by a day as 'news of the investigations had already appeared'.
Peter Lim Sin Pang, then the commissioner of SCDF, and Ng Boon Gay, then the director of CNB, were arrested on Jan 4 and Dec 19, respectively. Both men are now out on bail. The arrests had been made following allegations of 'serious personal misconduct', according to MHA.
The ministry also said it had already taken action to interdict, or suspend, the two officers from their duties effective Jan 25 and had started disciplinary proceedings.
Since the news broke, speculation has been rife about an unnamed woman who allegedly had a relationship with both Mr Ng and Mr Lim, alongside reports about the tender and procurement practices of the agencies coming under scrutiny.
Speaking on the sidelines of River Hongbao 2012 - an event hosted by the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce & Industry - Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Home Affairs Teo Chee Hean said: 'I am quite disappointed that these two cases have arisen. Nevertheless, it does demonstrate the strength of our system - that any such allegations will be fully and thoroughly investigated. CPIB is an independent organisation and it determines for itself how to proceed with the investigation.'
In response to a question about how long the investigations will take, Mr Teo said: 'This is in the hands of the CPIB and when they have fully investigated the case, it will be referred to the Attorney-General's Chambers - those are the legal proceedings.'
If the civil service proceedings are based on similar facts, Mr Teo added, the legal proceedings are usually completed before the civil service proceedings.
Separately, Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong said yesterday: 'Whoever he is, whichever position he occupies, we will pursue the matter and settle it one way or another. If he did wrong, he must be punished; if he did nothing wrong, he must be exonerated.'
Mr Lee was speaking to reporters in Davos, Switzerland, where he attended the World Economic Forum.
http://www.asiaone.com/News/Latest+News/Singapore/Story/A1Story20120130-324678.html
To PM LHL : Oh, you're in Switzerland, how nice? Is your wife with you? May I ask her what happened to her UBS gamble with public money? May I ask you if she's punished or exonerated?
TOC has reported that as recently as 2010, the ex-CNB Director was investigated by CPIB for insider trading.
Former CNB chief was probed by CPIB in 2010
http://theonlinecitizen.com/2012/01/former-cnb-chief-probed-cpib-2010/
A well-wisher of TOC wrote in to us on 25 January that he "had heard from reliable sources a long while ago (early 2011 or even in 2010) that top CID guys are under investigation by CPIB", and that it was around this time that Ng Boon Gay was shifted to CNB.
The New Paper confirms today that former Central Narcotics Bureau (CNB) Director Ng Boon Gay was investigated by the Corrupt Practices Investigation Bureau (CPIB) in 2010, in relation to allegations of improper conduct of share dealings based on insider information.
"CPIB investigations concluded there was insufficient evidence that Ng had committed offences under the Prevention of Corruption Act. Subsequent Police investigation also found no evidence of insider trading or that he had benefitted from any insider information", a spokesman for Ministry of Home Affairs reportedly told that newspaper.
"The Singapore Police Force (SPF) assessed that even though Ng did not break any laws, he should have been more circumspect in his dealings with acquaintances so as to avoid any perception of partiality", the MHA spokesperson added.
Mr Ng was then counselled and issued with a Letter of Warning on 20 December 2010, but SPF assessed that he could continue with the Force. He was posted to head CNB in January 2011.
The spokesperson for MHA told the newspaper that his Letter of Warning was taken into consideration when posting him to head CNB, but that Mr Ng had performed well throughout his career in senior positions within the SPF, and that it 'was assessed that while this (warning letter) was a spot on his record, no criminal wrongdoings had been found, and his conduct did not render him unsuitable for the post".
Former CNB chief was probed by CPIB in 2010
http://theonlinecitizen.com/2012/01/former-cnb-chief-probed-cpib-2010/
A well-wisher of TOC wrote in to us on 25 January that he "had heard from reliable sources a long while ago (early 2011 or even in 2010) that top CID guys are under investigation by CPIB", and that it was around this time that Ng Boon Gay was shifted to CNB.
The New Paper confirms today that former Central Narcotics Bureau (CNB) Director Ng Boon Gay was investigated by the Corrupt Practices Investigation Bureau (CPIB) in 2010, in relation to allegations of improper conduct of share dealings based on insider information.
"CPIB investigations concluded there was insufficient evidence that Ng had committed offences under the Prevention of Corruption Act. Subsequent Police investigation also found no evidence of insider trading or that he had benefitted from any insider information", a spokesman for Ministry of Home Affairs reportedly told that newspaper.
"The Singapore Police Force (SPF) assessed that even though Ng did not break any laws, he should have been more circumspect in his dealings with acquaintances so as to avoid any perception of partiality", the MHA spokesperson added.
Mr Ng was then counselled and issued with a Letter of Warning on 20 December 2010, but SPF assessed that he could continue with the Force. He was posted to head CNB in January 2011.
The spokesperson for MHA told the newspaper that his Letter of Warning was taken into consideration when posting him to head CNB, but that Mr Ng had performed well throughout his career in senior positions within the SPF, and that it 'was assessed that while this (warning letter) was a spot on his record, no criminal wrongdoings had been found, and his conduct did not render him unsuitable for the post".
My thoughts have been focusing more at the personal level i.e. what had caused the 2 to fall for the same person? With their experience and position, I could not believe that they would fall for a slutty type. In my imagination, she should be well known to many top people and had behaved well so much so that many only have nice words for her. Therefore, when each managed to have her, he must be feeling great - believing that she had fall for him instead of the rest. Maybe I have watched too many 007, but she gave me the impression to be like of one those beautiful spies.
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I have been reading this thread yesterday and today I I found something pretty amusing about Goh Meng Seng's posts. This is a thready in Courtyard Cafe NOT Political Issues and it seems like Gph Meng Seng is trying very hard to politicize this issue of the two men in deep shit. Also I found that Goh Meng Seng is like insinuating lots of stuffs without being specific like conspiracy theories without proof. The reason I am writing this specifically for Goh Meng Seng is because I had lost faith in a politician making such remarks. Its like having such politicians will not help us Singaporeans at all and bringing down the quality of oppositions. So sometimes its hard to blame people for not supporting oppositions. Many of you reading this will know I don't talk about this often and I think it is serious enough to mention.
Ah yes, Micropolis. One of the more profitable investments made by Ho Ching.
http://imageshack.us/f/519/dsc00139ja3.jpg/
From day one, I never trusted this guy. He has a hidden agenda.
My ENT specialist once commented that my sense of smell is world class. I can smell a person's background rather well.
Re: KBH and CCK
I agree on CCK being more capable. The other 2 scared of their own shadows.
I agree on CCK being more capable. The other 2 scared of their own shadows.
You are right.
One million a day for one year....300 over million loss....small beer compared to the billionsAh yes, Micropolis. One of the more profitable investments made by Ho Ching.
http://imageshack.us/f/519/dsc00139ja3.jpg/
:p he he he GD, in this case I think you must have smell a lot of shit.
For me I may not as politically incline still I smell a lot of shit. I cannot disagree about some people say about UFO conspiracy theory . . . . .really sianz to have oppositions with such low quality
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What do you make the report by TRE some GLC officers have been arrested by CPIB? Any truth to it?
Coming from Mr Niceguy of the forum this is indeed serious. What i cannot understand is he seems focussed on attacking opposition a lot more than attacking PAP.
I say it before someone does....PAP stooge!
