Joe Tey Great. Now please hound Charles Chong to apologise since you guys are so honorable.
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Vern Tat Ng
Vern Tat Ng Charles Chong waiting for WP to provide the facts. Forensic audit to see where the money goes.
Overhead there is no money missing but WP suing FMSS......
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Chong Win
Chong Win Vern Tat Ng the facts are already out and he is still trying to snake his way out . everyone is saying he is a liar and he is not denying it. lol
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Joe Tey
Joe Tey Vern Tat Ng
Oh, so you are admitting he didn't even have the facts then when he said what he said, huh? He has to wait for the facts to come out NOW?
Wow, isn't that conduct just so very honorable?
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Keng Ann Yap
Keng Ann Yap Liver Charles Chong alone lah
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Bobby Teo
Bobby Teo You said Ms Sylvia’s allegation was that the gov “floated a “test balloon”” which was a suspicion she stated.
You have also said Ms Sylvia “admitted that her suspicion may not have been correct”. This is after the gov has clarified in response , primarily from the Finance Minister.
Ms Sylvia Low has accepted her suspicion does not hold anymore - that she accepted.
You did not mention that Silvia stated she did not say or intend to state the gov is dishonest.
So, what do you mean by “Ms Lim refused to withdraw her allegation” ?
The allegation as you have stated was about the test balloon which Ms Sylvia Low accepted as untrue after the gov’s reply.
So, what that there is left to withdraw ?
The dis-honourable thing and impact on integrity of the gov is an inferred outcome basis on Ms Lim’s initial statement on test balloons and retracted gov position. That she has accepted the suspicion does not hold anymore after the clarification means that inferred outcome does not hold. Please note it is an inferred position raised by the gov in response to Ms Lim’s statement. There is no way to prove across every citizen whether it hurt their perception of this gov and short of everyone polled and replying, no single incomplete survey or perceived impact is representative.
If you think the gov’s standing on integrity has been affected, then it does look like it is really fragile.
All would have been fine if it ended with Ms Sylvia getting Min Heng’s clarifications in parliament and Ms Lim accepting that which she did.
However, to go further and attack that Ms Lim does not have an honourable conduct shows a heavy dose of pettiness motivated not by what should be a pure intention to seek the truth.
Please grow up and show some maturity.
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Jiann Jou Kwang Well said ...!!!
Sylvia is clear in her speech on this but sadly those dumbasses from the ruling camp don't understand her simple english ... such waste of public funds paying exhobitant amount on them ... only stupid idiots will support them blindly ...!!!
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Sas Karma
Sas Karma We have enough of one power ruling- they will even go all out to bully citizens and robbing our jobs to give foreigners. Raising and increasing every damn utilities, increasing transport fares- without improving the system, every necessities, elderly are working back breaking jobs daily just to have a daily rice. I hope you will vote wisely next time. Enough is enough! We need new ministers with EQ and IQ, not bullies.
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Lewis Loh
Lewis Loh Its over... just move on, like you all always have said. Don't always vie for the last say. Focus on why the general public sentiment is so negative on this demand for apology.
Sylvia is an elected member of Parliament and IS doing her job. Nothing wrong with it.
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Gamo Ticon
Gamo Ticon The more you and your colleagues harp on this apology issue, the more the citizens is pissed off, a lot of us are struggling making ends meet and the new 9% gst is going to make life much tougher than it already is, when there are more pressing issues like high costs of living etc. Easy for you guys coz you guys earn about $100k per month with 5.5 months annual bonus with retirement pension, of course got so much time to time this bullshit and drag it for weeks, whereas the citizens is working day and night for a meagre salary coz we being suck left and right.
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Isaac Juehao
Isaac Juehao I'm just curious. Why are you bringing this argument outside of the parliament and onto Facebook? There will be a committee looking into it, are we wrong? Does it require 1000000 citizens to voice exactly the same thoughts to MPs at the MPS, recording it down, and get newspapers to report on it, before it is recognised as a common thought in the community?
What I'm concerned with, is why are you harping on issues on social media after a case has reached a period.
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Kary Tan
Kary Tan And shame on you Indranee Rajah for wasting time on this. We have much bigger problem and yet you cant let this go.
#pettyminister
#PAPstandard
#WAKEUPSINGAPOREANS
#SB70
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Sianee Goh
Sianee Goh This million $ minister choose not to speak in parliament yesterday but writes on FB today. No class. Mdm, you have no class.
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Sean Lim
Sean Lim Whether who is right or wrong, this should have been settled ytd. Ms Indranee should have contributed her two cents worth yesterday in chambers. Now that the unhappy debate has closed, why would you want to bring it up and stir again?!
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Ho Victor
Ho Victor And what is the purpose for putting up this long post? To state the "facts" because your colleague, while in parliament, did not state them enough/correctly/not good enough for you? Than go educate them privately and not make a fool of them here in public
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Kuan Tek Seang
Kuan Tek Seang i was very tempted to use some choice words on you but it would have been very uncivilized. so, i will just say that I had hoped to see better conduct from PAP MPs than what you and your colleague had shown. very disappointed.
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Fakhruddin Rafie can you all fucking stop it? and focus on the real job at hand? fucking bickering and attacking opposition parties when they debate and asked questions. like that no need opposition if they cant question your decisions and resort to attacking them.
do your job and let them do theirs.
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Tam Tamam
Tam Tamam Right on. And u guys are shit for bickering about this. Childish.
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Jack Ong
Jack Ong Wow.you've input a comment which I wanted to input.thanks bro
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Aesan Jaya Anjanee
Aesan Jaya Anjanee then what are u doing here Tam?
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Warren Choo
Warren Choo Indranee Rajah Are you going to go on to argue about the semantics of the word "suspicion", or do you perhaps think that other dire matters of this country is not of concern? If you think otherwise (as many of your colleagues do), then can you give a STRAIGHT answer to what your leader said : "If MPs believe that something is wrong, it’s (an) MP’s job to pursue the facts, and make these allegations in their own name, decide whether something seems to be wrong… then come to this House confront the government, ask for explanations and answers.”
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Thomas Hengthriteen
Thomas Hengthriteen She is asking on my behalf as a Singaporean... and I would have said to her ‘why apologise?’ Aren’t we the master and you the servants working for us and getting an ungodly amount for salary even though we did not approve?
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John Cham
John Cham We are the master of PAP government. We demand pap minister to demand SL retract her unfounded insinuation. This is also the voice of people
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Aesan Jaya Anjanee
Aesan Jaya Anjanee I demand u to get a real profile first . Ruling party supporter dont want to show face but talk with fake account. Barking everywhere. STFU! Voice of the people yr head.
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Clyde Hogan
Clyde Hogan John Cham your “we” is you not us, wake up, and stop uttering rubbish.
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Iria Jemadi
Iria Jemadi John cham please go n die or harakiri..you are not the master of pap..you are just one of their slave obedient dogs.
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Sheena Bee
Sheena Bee When PAP ministers made mistakes, they don't need to apologise in Parliament, but When WP MP carried out her duty as MP to raise questions on GST hike, ministers instead of clarifying her doubts, they required her to apologise when they could not answer to her query?
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KH Lee Mdm, pls move on and not harp on this topic anymore...the more you write the more we Singaporeans are pissed off. GST of 9% despite having so much surplus is too much a bitter pill to swallow and do not expect a sane citizen to support you and your colleagues! Move on and you know MRT breaks down again!
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Gayathri
Gayathri She believed she had a strong basis to lay down the suspicion and thus did not feel an apology was warranted, and said it multiple times. Now move on, I believe there are more important things to discuss. This is getting too petty and embarrassing, tbh.
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Jeenee Ng
Jeenee Ng Stop the bully! Sylvia Lim was officially elected as MP by Singaporeans to represent them in Parliament. As a MP, she is carried out her duties to convey ground concerns, reactions and confusion to Govt. PAP MPs pls stop behaving like little kids keep on asking people to apologise!
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Henry Ang
Henry Ang Indranee Rajah " when is over is over" You failed to speak up in Parliament. Thus, don't say more.
Who has more standard and more grace is obvious to the fair minded.
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Koh Ronald
Koh Ronald Can u stop your harping like a broken record and start working.. for the country, not for the party, not for self , but for singapore n one last time... so stop it..
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Lim Hon
Lim Hon Kudos to Sylvia's tenacity, unfazed in the faces of many. Probably you should try to be an opposition mp and see if your legs will go jelly.probably not.. Opp mps are not as highly paid as you.
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Terence Foong
Terence Foong Let's hear what Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong said last year.
"If MPs believe that something is wrong, it is MPs' job to pursue the facts and make these allegations in their own name. Decide whether something seems to be wrong, and if you think something is wrong, even if you are not fully sure, then come to this House, confront the Government, ask for explanations and answers...
"... The accusers may not be in Parliament but that should not stop MPs from talking to them to get their story, nor would it stop the accusers from getting in touch with MPs, including opposition MPs, to tell their story so that the MPs can raise it on their behalf in Parliament. That is, in fact, how the MP system is meant to work. Those are the MP's duties. That is one reason why Parliamentary Privilege exists. So that MPs who have heard troubling allegations or news, can make these allegations and raise the matters in the House even if they are not completely proven and may be defamatory, without fear of being sued for defamation."
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Kenny Chong
Kenny Chong I wonder if the home ministry would expect the police to issue a public apology for every suspect who was acquitted of wrong doing by the courts?
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Kokki Kumar
Kokki Kumar I believe this is what Sylvia Lim meant by over characterization. The issue is over. Move on. Please.
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Aja Arbok
Aja Arbok Ms Indranee, instead of jumping on the bandwagon with the other 4 pap members demanding an apology which I dun see how it benefits us citizens, may I suggest you look after your constituency? The lifts are old in Tg Pagar estates, leaving two lifts in block 7 to be down at one point, making senior citizens well over 70 to climb the stairs. Perhaps you should spend more effort to improve such dire situations than demanding an apology.
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Henry Kwang
Henry Kwang Come on. You guys aren't kids. We are paying you millions to squabble over shit in Parliament?
When there are suspicions, if you believe they're uncalled for, PROVE THEM WRONG.
Right?
Move on lah. Like you guys like to say.
What's the point of an apology. You already quelled the suspicion. At your age, including those of your group, you should already be mentally mature at handling such issues.
The point of the parliamentary meetings are to discuss changes and future plans, and to debate over any issues (including suspicions btw). If you guys can't handle a small matter like this properly. How to trust you?
We didn't pay you so much money just to write a long essay over a small issue. She had a suspicion. Quell it. Convince Slyvia her suspicions aren't set in truth. And move on. Why waste media space and demand for apology?
Do you demand for an apology from every person that harbours suspicions against you, whether in the work space or your personal life?
Come on lah.
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Alfie Gan
Alfie Gan If the opposition mp is not even allowed to question then what's the point of even having a parliament sitting in the first place? It doesn't matter it's because she is suspicious or not. What matters is she did her job and it also helped the pap mp to clarify further and clear all doubts. I don't see what's wrong with that.
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Tan Boon Leng
Tan Boon Leng You should have spoken up in Parliament yesterday after Min Grace fumbled so disgracefully to furnish a riposte. Is social media the forum to wax lyrical and propagate your party's view or to throw further shade? Just move on and be a good MP lah.
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Rethinam Sabapathy
Rethinam Sabapathy Indranee, I have been following you words for a long time.. Very silly and childish. It would do the PAP a lot of good if you just shut up.
I expect the PAP votes to drop at least 10% because you MPs are seen as classroom bullies.
Trying to "fix up" the opposition is not going to help the PAP. It is seen as thuggery by many.
Try to win them addressing their problems, like what Sylvia did.
Don't make the taxpayers feel its a waste putting you there.
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Peter Chia
Peter Chia Hope she will be demoted after this
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Adrian J Daniel
Adrian J Daniel when Grace Fu, build a Rubbish bin for a absurd price of 410k, did Grace Apologize ?
I'm just asking
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Ruo Xin
Ruo Xin Will u and the not so Graceful move on n stop harping n being bullies whereby we as voters have given Sylvia the right to question and raise suspicions in the parliment? All MPs have the right to question and suspect....why is there a need to apologise? Ask your fellow colls to apologise for the high no. of train breakdowns..., AMKTC corruption, 800K refuse bin, the SGH Hep C outbreak n apologise for having GST hike...did anyone apologise for these facts ?? Who are bullies n who are fighters? Stop harping n leave it to us....we are your paying masters and we have our right to believe in our own judgements.
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Gwee Li Sui
Gwee Li Sui tolong ho liao lah. parliament got a lot of more important matters, surely :(
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Ahbang Yang
Ahbang Yang oiii ! what u trying to suspect now ? i give u 3 days !
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Andrew Seah
Andrew Seah Seriously can't we jus focus on citizens and bringing more on the table for citizens.
We saw other country's parliament monkey show which some are a joke.
Kindly focus on proper issue for us citizen.
Thank you.
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Boon Keong
Boon Keong Ma’am, Im glad your post is met overwhelmingly with “We don’t agree” & “Get Over it” responses. Please take heed.
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Wiyata Sadikin
Wiyata Sadikin Walau... How old already still want fight like primary school kids over a spilt milk (this time worse; over an irrelevant apology). Lame AF sia
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Samy Rajoo
Samy Rajoo Come ma’am.. honestly .. with the greatest of respect both coz you’re an amazing MP but also a tireless person who has gone out of her way to help others .. Where were you ma’am when allegations by the PM’s siblings were aired.. even Mr Shan was hit with severely worded comments and yet you all keep harping on this issue.. are we being blindsided by the lack of discourse on the corrupt practices in Keppel.. inefficiencies highlighter in government dealings.. repeated failures of lift systems in hdb precincts.. and this kind of double standards seems to have become symptomatic of the current generation .. damn Sian to imagine how the first generation of leaders must be doing somersaults in their final resting places .. give it a rest ma’am..
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Peter Loh
Peter Loh Why mention the raise in gst if no intention? Btw indranee, how much is Singapore's NOT pap's National Reserve? Why can't the govt provide this figure? Every citizen has the right to know!
The rises in many things and cost of living do NOT affect you highest paid politicians but many in Spore are struggling and suffering. Do you know and care?
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Eemin Chua
Eemin Chua I see nothing wrong with MPs raising doubts in parliament about any issues. And this GST issue is close to our hearts. The suspicion is warranted, looking back at timeline and info made public to us. And what this saga shows is just the narrow mindedness of our Govt. We all can think on our feet and judge for ourselves.
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Liew Patrick
Liew Patrick When MPs debate national issues in the Parliament, their proposals and solutions should be based on evidence and rational assessments - and not based on anecdotes, assertions, hear-says, and gaining of popularity.
When an MP failed to do her homework and accused the government of not being honest, the government should stand up and challenge the allegation.
If the MP cannot substantiate her accusation, then she should be called out for her unprofessional conduct, hypocrisy and dishonesty - directly, clearly and strongly.
She should not hide behind parliamentary privileges.
These privileges are not licences for frivolous statements, baseless accusations, and rubbishing of the SG government.
The SG government should stand firm and strong to challenge every major accusation and allegation.
Otherwise it might be deemed to have committed a wrongdoing - deliberately or otherwise.
Soon, it would lose its credibility, support and trust in Singapore and internationally.
The SG government should not only be squeaky-clean, it has to also be seen to be so.
Our Parliament should be a place for in-depth, vigorous, and rational debates and not be like some of the parliaments in other countries.
Their politicians put on a show, seek to be popular, and use their voices to further their political ambitions.
They argue and fight without doing their research and do so irrationally like some people would do in coffee shops and online forums.
Is that what we want for our nation?
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Chong Win
Chong Win over active imagination here like what sylvia had said.lol
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Liew Patrick
Liew Patrick Chong Win, if I say to you that I suspect that you’re not honest, and if you’re an honorable and reputable person, you wouldn’t rest your case, would you?
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Si Sien Cheong
Si Sien Cheong Liew Patrick If ur wife sees ur shirt has a lipstick trace, she is entitled to have her doubts and she kindly asks u why is there a lipstick mark.. so would u demand ur wife to apologise for asking u? Or would u just explain nicely to her u got the lipstick mark accidentally when u squeeze in the MRT? How? If ur wife dun apologise, divorce her?
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Raymond Ng
Raymond Ng WHY DOES ANYONE NEED TO HAVE FACTS BEFORE ASKING? ISN'T THAT THE PURPOSE OF ASKING A QUESTION BECAUSE THE FACTS ARE NOT KNOWN
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Dorothy Quek
Dorothy Quek Raymond Ng Agree totally..just like a student clarifying doubts n asking questions in class...dunno then ask..if know then no need to ask alrdy
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Thomas Cai
Thomas Cai Patrick, I believed you got confused over the difference between suspicion vis a vis accusation. The govt criticised Ms Lim under the notion that she accused the govt. What she merely did was cast a question based on suspicion.
Suspicion = perhap did the govt did this? Please explain.
Accusation = the govt did this!
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Francis Silver
Francis Silver Must be PAP IB...suspicion = allegation? When did Mrs Lim mentioned anything about Dishonest Government in her speech. I only saw PAP MPs proclaim she is dishonest.
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Liew Patrick
Liew Patrick Thomas Cai, what if I say about you in public: I suspect that you’re not honest and will not withdraw my words, how will you respond with my words hanging over your head? I’m assuming that you’re an upright and honorable person who believes that you should maintain a good image and be seen to maintain a good image. Otherwise, it’s okay. I’m suspicious you don’t understand because you’re not that kind of a person. Comprehend now?
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John Smith
John Smith Liew patrick. You are over-interpreting like the 4 or 5 members of parliament who are obviously ganging up on her. It is there for all to see and the fact these MPs cannot answer nor challenge her allegation of double standards in the parliament is fact that she is just raising a suspicion, no where near an accusation of dishonesty
You are putting words in Sylvia's mouth. 'Check the Hansard' , like she said. There is no accusation of dishonesty.
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John Cham
John Cham Dorothy Quek if the answers have been repeatedly mentioned. He did not Listen due to plain laziness. And accused the teacher of negligence , he deserves a big scolding .
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Liew Patrick
Liew Patrick John Smith
I don’t think that you’re a dishonest person yourself but I suspect you don’t honor your word and have twisted your words into half truths to mislead others. It’s just a suspicion. And I did not say you’re not honest. Got it? I SUSPECT you won’t because that’s not a part of your value system but I MAY be wrong.
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Liew Patrick
Liew Patrick Si Sien Cheong, my wife knows me. She will ask with decorum and honorably
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Henry Kwang
Henry Kwang Dear Mr Liew,
People will decide whether a person is honest or not. You undermine the judgement capabilities of the very audience you were targeting by letting others know of your suspicions.
People aren't stupid. Some people learn at a faster speed, some slower.
Right?
And with your last comment, are you stating that your wife will go through all evidence gathering processes, including hiring a private investigator and whatever else, before questioning you of the source of the lipstick?
Seriously.
All you need to do is to explain. Right? Since your wife trusts you, she'll take your assurance. Right?
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Liew Patrick
Liew Patrick Henry Kwang, my wife will never question me.
Honorable and educated people do their research. Ask questions professionally without casting aspersions. And retract their statements when they know the truth. And if need be, apologize.
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Francis Silver
Francis Silver Liew Patrick A look on your facebook and will know where you're coming from... Another pap grassroots leader. Do you understand that government not equal to PAP. Patrick I don’t think that you’re a dishonest person yourself but I suspect you're a pap dog. It’s just a suspicion. And I did not say you’re not. Got it? I suspect you won’t because that’s not a part of your value system. but I MAY be wrong.
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Liew Patrick
Liew Patrick I’m pro-SG.
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John Smith
John Smith Liew Patrick you are now the one convuluting the argument like the 4 MPs and adding more of your words into Slyvias mouth.
She neither accused the govenrment of dishonesty nor speak about the government dishing half truths.
You, like the PAP MPs, are instead dishonouring Slyvias intention to present legit ground concerns like what the PM is, on record, encouraging MPs to do.
Overcharacterisation and over imagination indeed.
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Chong Win
Chong Win Liew Patrick, your wife never suspect u is like the pap mps will never suspect themselves...n so thry can do anything they want since no one is going to suspect them. U ownself chevk ownself can liao. But too bad we have someone other than your own kakis checking on u
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Francis Silver
Francis Silver What happen to no blame culture and honest mistakes quoted by your master?
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Ridwan Jml
Ridwan Jml Liew Patrick K.
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Jonathan Tee
Jonathan Tee I would like to hear what Liew Patrick has to say about the Keppel corruption case? For 14 yrs, it was under PAP watch and involved ex-minister and an ambassador. Surely it has broken every single high opinions u have of the government?
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Tvin CU
Tvin CU Ms. Lim is mischievous with her words in Parliament. If anything, just refer her to the discipline committee. As to what statement needed to be retracted - it’s Ms. Lim’s suspicion that she admitted she had gotten her facts wrong. That itself is a retraction. But to ask her to apologise something she didn’t specifically say i.e. the government was dishonest, I think the four ministers need to retract their demand. Whether Ms. Lim is dishonourable or not, it’s up to the people to decide. If people react to this emotionally, it’s 3
0 even if Ms. Lim apologises. It’s fair to ask Ms. Lim to retract her statement of suspicion. To ask her apologise for it because you think (even that was her intention) that she said the government was dishonest which she didn’t say, then I have to ask - how honest are you in the first place?
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Tvin CU
Tvin CU John Smith I share your sentiment.
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David Cheong
David Cheong Patrick Liew- I once was pro-PAP but not anymore. But I have always been pro-SG.
I have a strong suspicion that a few simple actions of mine had showed that what I did was more pro-SG than the bunch in Parliament and many others.
SG does not equate PAP even though the PAP did put Singapore on high ranking
#highest paid Ministers
#ranking of our MSM
#ranking of democracy
Blah blah nlah, etc
Get my drift...pro-SG means more than what you Patrick Liew thinks or says..
I am suspicious about whether you know this...
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Aesan Jaya Anjanee
Aesan Jaya Anjanee Tharman, Grace called this moron Pat trick to help Indranee
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Liew Patrick
Liew Patrick After reading comments from supporters of Ms Sylvia Lim here calling me a dog and a moron, I can understand now why she would make baseless accusation.
She found out that she may be wrong. It was confirmed by Mr Low Thia Khiang that she was wrong.
And then she refused to retract her statement.
She hid behind parliamentary privileges. Her supporters hid behind avatars. Let the world see the truth.
No wonder they say, birds of the same feather flock together.
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Liew Patrick Aesan Jaya Anjanee, haha!
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Sam Lim
Sam Lim Liew Patrick, if yr 'honorable and educated wife' doesn't question the lipstick on your shirts, we also suspect she has probably given up on you or having an affair with your fellow PAP MP paymaster! Ask her to apologise instead? Should your wife apologise? AWARE will bankrupt you, MP still enjoy his mango at your 'honorable' expense!
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Sam Lim
Sam Lim Jonathan Tee, u left out @oxlee, non-apologistic Charles Chong and non-Malay Indian Peesident. A real pro-SG citizen would throw out this dirtbag garment!
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Tvin CU
Tvin CU Liew Patrick I’m not like Ms. Lim who insinuated that you’re whatever. Do I agree that she abused her parliamentary privileges? Yes. Should she retract her ‘suspicion’ statement? Yes. Should she apologise for what the others thought she might have said when she didn’t? Honestly, no. Do I think that she’s dishonourable? I never heard of an honourable politician. I prefer the label, crooked. And I know you might ask... but the answer is - I have to prove it first.
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Peter Chia
Peter Chia I remembered Michael Palmer n David Ong
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Aesan Jaya Anjanee
Aesan Jaya Anjanee Mr pro sg, perhaps u are thinking WP n Sylvia are Taiwanese politicians, they are pro sg too u nuthead.
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Francis Silver
Francis Silver Liew Patrick I suspect you're a pap dog. It’s just a suspicion but please don't accuse other calling you a dog and a moron. As you had mentioned before you're Pro-sg then pls tell me if is right to tax the infants, children and the elders who are unable to work? Yes they're taxed on everything like "Air" they breathing now by carbon tax.
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Ap Quek
Ap Quek Suspicion vs allegation. If even you cannot differentiate this better than the common people, I think you better not run for office.
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Nilesh Sahita
Nilesh Sahita Dear Ms Indranee, what is honourable and what is not - Singaporeans will decide in the next election. Suggest get a life and move on.
PAP has no moral authority left to issue certificates re what is honourable and what is not.
PAP is morally bankrupt. If it was not, it would have not fixed last year’s President Election so brazenly just so that Tan Cheng Bock doesn’t become President.
I hope Singaporeans won’t forget and teach PAP a lesson in next election.
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Rethinam Sabapathy
Rethinam Sabapathy Yes, she should get married and run a family. Then she would understand the people.
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Nilesh Sahita
Nilesh Sahita We shouldn’t get into her personal life.
But these PAP politicians going bonkers over Sylvia’s legitimate criticism need to get life.
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Paul Koh
Paul Koh Expecting opposition MP to represent their ground but not assuming facts and suspicions. It taxes the time of other MPs and if not checked, the house will be filled with suspicions and half facts confusing many people. We don’t run a parliament in this manner, here in Spore. Expects Sylvia to retract or apologize at least. Better respected. Her stubbornness is distasteful!
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Cecil Tan
Cecil Tan Omg, still harping on it, Break down to bare minimum, WP 1, PAP 0 for this one, PAP fail to extract an apology from SL, so be gracious about the loss and move on otherwise you are just drawing attention and focus on this loss. Really cant accept failure meh? Dun you guy have more important issues to handle for SG?