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Free to return does not mean free from arrest.
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Mr Lee Hsien Yang can return to Singapore, if he chooses to.
Although, what he had done by absconding is a slap to our Judiciary process, he did not commit murder, hurt or harm to others. Within our Justice system, even a criminal can be PARDONED if there are sufficient weightage to do so - by our ELECTED President.
Justice is blind - it fears or favors NONE. And NONE is above the Rule of Law. The Rule of Law may be harsh, in order to serve as a deterrence to criminals, it must be tempered with compassion, for the remorseful.
However, our ELECTED President is NOT the Chief Justice, & thus the powers of pardon lays with him.
Ultimately, Mr Lee Hsien Yang must face up to what he had done, however, in such times such as the passing of beloved fellow Singaporean - Mdm Lee Wei Ling - no less than the only daughter of our respected Founder the late Mr Lee Kuan Yew, whom had fought, sacrificed & much for our todays, an invitation by our ELECTED President would grant him the IMMUNITY he needs, to pay his final respects, & be at peace for both him & his sister.
That immunity can be done in such a way that entails a win - win solution for all. The invitation from the ELECTED President, backed & empowered by fellow Singaporean citizens, will last for 3 days, after which, if he is still in Singapore, he would be invited by SPF for the interview that they sought.
We Singaporeans are not heartless creatures......
Although, what he had done by absconding is a slap to our Judiciary process, he did not commit murder, hurt or harm to others. Within our Justice system, even a criminal can be PARDONED if there are sufficient weightage to do so - by our ELECTED President.
Justice is blind - it fears or favors NONE. And NONE is above the Rule of Law. The Rule of Law may be harsh, in order to serve as a deterrence to criminals, it must be tempered with compassion, for the remorseful.
However, our ELECTED President is NOT the Chief Justice, & thus the powers of pardon lays with him.
Ultimately, Mr Lee Hsien Yang must face up to what he had done, however, in such times such as the passing of beloved fellow Singaporean - Mdm Lee Wei Ling - no less than the only daughter of our respected Founder the late Mr Lee Kuan Yew, whom had fought, sacrificed & much for our todays, an invitation by our ELECTED President would grant him the IMMUNITY he needs, to pay his final respects, & be at peace for both him & his sister.
That immunity can be done in such a way that entails a win - win solution for all. The invitation from the ELECTED President, backed & empowered by fellow Singaporean citizens, will last for 3 days, after which, if he is still in Singapore, he would be invited by SPF for the interview that they sought.
We Singaporeans are not heartless creatures......
How’s the stepmother narrative coming along? Fuck your step mother
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I remember one of the minister said he absconded
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It's from another thread, & INTENTIONALLY placed, for 24 hrs.
Each has free will, but free will is a power & such comes with responsibilities to others. Deduce what you will from it, regardless if you are a citizen or a foreigner. One is either part of the solution or part of the problems. It is as much as the insignificant nobody me will say.
All the best.
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If got balls, then will come back la. If don’t have, well…
all the house affair
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PAP apologist. How much they pay to to write here?
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Lucky UK never extradite him. Or they might with lefty Keir Starmer.
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what he received, was what his old man did to Tan Wah Piow, Tang Liang Hong, Francis Seow
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