Disgusting letter by Tan Hau Teck on Dr Allan Ooi's death

[Avantas]

By Tan Hau Teck

My sympathies go out to the family of CPT(Dr) Allan Ooi.

However, I totally disagree with some of the comments about how MINDEF is to blame for his death.

Now, it could be that Dr Ooi’s job in the Singapore Armed Forces was a rather stressful one. He probably wasn’t happy, and he didn’t want to be bonded. However, he was the one who signed on the dotted line. He knew what he was getting into when he signed the Local Study Award. And his extension of bond came about because he went for further specialist training - training which he consented to.

If he did not want to be bonded, why did he go for further training?

Some argue that he was too young to bond his life away like that. Well, that is a slippery slope argument.

If he’s too young to sign a bond, then how old must one be? And perhaps then we should increase the age for young men to serve National Service or to get married, as they are probably too young to hold a rifle or have a family too, right?

Read rest of letter here:

http://singaporeenquirer.sg/?p=3068

 

[tiulehloumoh]

To those asshole who hate NS, this letter is sure damn disgusting......

 

[Royston46]

To those asshole who hate NS, this letter is sure damn disgusting......

I bet you love NS so much back in your days, everyday and night help your OC and PC suck cocks until jaw sore, next morning go get Attend B, light duties and slack in bunk!

Wahahahahahahahahahahahahaha! LOL!

:oIo: :oIo: :oIo: :oIo:

 

[pia]

Centre for Culture and Communication

Hau Teck graduated from the National University of Singapore with a degree in Arts and Social Sciences, majoring in Political Science and Psychology.


After spending ten years in the army, he decided that it was time to seek a new challenge. Since he always had a keen interest in education, he chose to join RP.


Hau Teck has a keen interest in current affairs and volunteer work, and he hopes that he will be able to positively influence the youths of today.

 

[po2wq]

ah teck, ah ...

... If he did not want to be bonded, why did he go for further training?...

if ur boss assign u a piece of work, wil u tel ur boss u dun wanna do it? ... lidat, u tink ur boos wil mark u down anot? ...

... If he’s too young to sign a bond, then how old must one be? And perhaps then we should increase the age for young men to serve National Service or to get married, as they are probably too young to hold a rifle or have a family too, right? ...

gd question leh ... wen u r 60++, u still r deemed nt o enuff 2 handle ur own moni woh! ...

 

[poore]

i think the crux now is whether Mindef unilaterally force him to extend bond(cos they say is the new policy must go for this special course...bla bla...) or whether he knowingly go and study some more despite knowing his bond will be extended.

 

[kukubird58]

First my sympathies to the family.
Next the cold hard facts/questions:
1. His family is very rich. Why he need to go on scholarship and deprive a less priviledge 18 y.o. boy a place?
2. If he is too young to understand when he signed, then the same excuse can be used bu everyone who wants out.
3. His parents are all highly educated. If they cannot advise him, then all the other people with less educated parent will have even better excuse to say that they have nobody to advise them before they signed.
4. During the period when he went AWOL, what did his parent do? This is a mystery/gap that is not filled (or did I missed the details here?). Did the parent not try to find him? Or did the parent knew his whereabouts but did not inform the authority?
5. Basically we cannot have the cake and eat it as I have been told many times.

I only comment as I see the episode.
I am just a "independent" kukubird so pse do not shoot me, kuku..kuku...

 

[tiulehloumoh]

First my sympathies to the family.
Next the cold hard facts/questions:
1. His family is very rich. Why he need to go on scholarship and deprive a less priviledge 18 y.o. boy a place?
2. If he is too young to understand when he signed, then the same excuse can be used bu everyone who wants out.
3. His parents are all highly educated. If they cannot advise him, then all the other people with less educated parent will have even better excuse to say that they have nobody to advise them before they signed.
4. During the period when he went AWOL, what did his parent do? This is a mystery/gap that is not filled (or did I missed the details here?). Did the parent not try to find him? Or did the parent knew his whereabouts but did not inform the authority?
5. Basically we cannot have the cake and eat it as I have been told many times.

I only comment as I see the episode.
I am just a "independent" kukubird so pse do not shoot me, kuku..kuku...

Well said, kukubird58..... but your comment would be another disgusting comment to asshole in this forum.......:(

 

[shelltox]

By Tan Hau Teck

My sympathies go out to the family of CPT(Dr) Allan Ooi.

However, I totally disagree with some of the comments about how MINDEF is to blame for his death.

Now, it could be that Dr Ooi’s job in the Singapore Armed Forces was a rather stressful one. He probably wasn’t happy, and he didn’t want to be bonded. However, he was the one who signed on the dotted line. He knew what he was getting into when he signed the Local Study Award. And his extension of bond came about because he went for further specialist training - training which he consented to.

If he did not want to be bonded, why did he go for further training?

Some argue that he was too young to bond his life away like that. Well, that is a slippery slope argument.

If he’s too young to sign a bond, then how old must one be? And perhaps then we should increase the age for young men to serve National Service or to get married, as they are probably too young to hold a rifle or have a family too, right?

Read rest of letter here:

http://singaporeenquirer.sg/?p=3068

What so disgusting about the letter? when you sign a contract , you are obliged to fulfuill your obligation. It is the rich and educated who try to wiggle out of a obligation.
It is lucky that he had departed, just imagine in times of crisis your MO awol and no MO attends to your injuries.

 

[myfoot123]

Centre for Culture and Communication

Hau Teck graduated from the National University of Singapore with a degree in Arts and Social Sciences, majoring in Political Science and Psychology.


After spending ten years in the army, he decided that it was time to seek a new challenge. Since he always had a keen interest in education, he chose to join RP.


Hau Teck has a keen interest in current affairs and volunteer work, and he hopes that he will be able to positively influence the youths of today.

Another RC dog in the making, eyeing for pappy post in the future?