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Goh Meng Seng is echoing the feelings of ordinary Singaporeans as he fucked Low Thia Kiang and the WP leaders for their incredile and shamless mishandling of Yaw-gate! Yaw-gate has exposed the lack of moral fibre of the entire WP leadership and prove once and for all that WP stands for Wayang Party!
“This is a worrying sign for WP. It indicates the lack of political acumen on the party members to understand the real issues behind Yaw-gate. More importantly, they are blinded by their loyalty to the party, instead to the core values of opposition.”
Goh Meng Seng attacks WP leaders for lacking ‘political acumen
Former WP member Goh Meng Seng has launched yet another scathing attack on WP leaders and supporters, two days after speculating that the party may split following the expulsion of disgraced Hougang MP Yaw Shin Leong.
Mr Goh has been a fierce critic of WP’s handling of the fiasco since it erupted last month. He was one of the few opposition figures to lamblast Mr Yaw for his alleged extra-marital affairs with party members and openly called for him to resign before he was sacked by the party.
Writing on his personal blog, Mr Goh accused WP members and supporters for being ‘myopic’:
“When the Yaw-gate first brewed, I have made several comments on how it should be managed and what went wrong subsequently. However, it seems that WP members and supporters are only concerned about short term interests instead of looking at the issue on a more matured perspective.”
He also criticized them for lacking ‘political acumen’:
“This is a worrying sign for WP. It indicates the lack of political acumen on the party members to understand the real issues behind Yaw-gate. More importantly, they are blinded by their loyalty to the party, instead to the core values of opposition.”
Though Mr Goh is no longer a member of WP, he still write as if he is some big shot in the party, reserving some of his harshest criticisms to WP CEC members:
“What is more worrying to me is that some of the WP CEC members actually voted against the motion to expel Yaw. Any seasoned politician would realize that the longer Yaw-gate drags, the more damage would be done to WP as well as the whole opposition movement. Thus it seems that these CEC members are most probably more emotional than rational when they cast their votes of objection. The apparent lack of political acumen among WP members and CEC members would be a source of instability.”
Mr Goh is indeed a ‘seasoned’ politician. Soon after the 2006 General Election, he resigned abruptly from the Workers Party for being embroiled in an online spat with a netizen. Less than a year after last year election, he stepped down as Secretary-General of the National Solidarity Party.
Though Mr Goh no longer holds any leadership position in the party, he is still frequently quoted by the mainstream media as the ‘ex-Secretary-General of NSP’ for some unknown reasons to paint the opposition in a bad light.
Meanwhile, netizens weary of Mr Goh’s attention-seeking antics have been asking him to ‘shut up.’ As Kenneth Cheong puts it succinctly:
“Goh Meng Seng, win a seat in parliament and maybe your words will be taken with more seriousness.”
“This is a worrying sign for WP. It indicates the lack of political acumen on the party members to understand the real issues behind Yaw-gate. More importantly, they are blinded by their loyalty to the party, instead to the core values of opposition.”
Goh Meng Seng attacks WP leaders for lacking ‘political acumen
Former WP member Goh Meng Seng has launched yet another scathing attack on WP leaders and supporters, two days after speculating that the party may split following the expulsion of disgraced Hougang MP Yaw Shin Leong.
Mr Goh has been a fierce critic of WP’s handling of the fiasco since it erupted last month. He was one of the few opposition figures to lamblast Mr Yaw for his alleged extra-marital affairs with party members and openly called for him to resign before he was sacked by the party.
Writing on his personal blog, Mr Goh accused WP members and supporters for being ‘myopic’:
“When the Yaw-gate first brewed, I have made several comments on how it should be managed and what went wrong subsequently. However, it seems that WP members and supporters are only concerned about short term interests instead of looking at the issue on a more matured perspective.”
He also criticized them for lacking ‘political acumen’:
“This is a worrying sign for WP. It indicates the lack of political acumen on the party members to understand the real issues behind Yaw-gate. More importantly, they are blinded by their loyalty to the party, instead to the core values of opposition.”
Though Mr Goh is no longer a member of WP, he still write as if he is some big shot in the party, reserving some of his harshest criticisms to WP CEC members:
“What is more worrying to me is that some of the WP CEC members actually voted against the motion to expel Yaw. Any seasoned politician would realize that the longer Yaw-gate drags, the more damage would be done to WP as well as the whole opposition movement. Thus it seems that these CEC members are most probably more emotional than rational when they cast their votes of objection. The apparent lack of political acumen among WP members and CEC members would be a source of instability.”
Mr Goh is indeed a ‘seasoned’ politician. Soon after the 2006 General Election, he resigned abruptly from the Workers Party for being embroiled in an online spat with a netizen. Less than a year after last year election, he stepped down as Secretary-General of the National Solidarity Party.
Though Mr Goh no longer holds any leadership position in the party, he is still frequently quoted by the mainstream media as the ‘ex-Secretary-General of NSP’ for some unknown reasons to paint the opposition in a bad light.
Meanwhile, netizens weary of Mr Goh’s attention-seeking antics have been asking him to ‘shut up.’ As Kenneth Cheong puts it succinctly:
“Goh Meng Seng, win a seat in parliament and maybe your words will be taken with more seriousness.”
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