Madam Yap Yen Yen a world class Singaporean wife

[MBSSLOTS]

I think Yen may have more to lose if she does not stand by him...

 

[hairylee]

I think their marriage will survive and may even gets stronger now the she knows her husband deep sexual desires.
Everything is now out in the open between them.

 

[Inahime]

"Where is your watch that i gave u? Don't tell me u......"

 

[MBSSLOTS]

I think their marriage will survive and may even gets stronger now the she knows her husband deep sexual desires.
Everything is now out in the open between them.

Just like Bill and Hillary Clinton?

 

[Alamaking]

Imagine Mdam Yap giving you a blowjob, her mole really an eyesore....

 

[TenderLovingCare]

He will face a BOI by PSC. Almost certain will be sacked. Nothing will happen to CPIB officers involved and same for the DPPs assigned to his case. Afterall AG was the person who sanctioned this. And he is CJ now. Whistleblower? Nothing will happen. He/she did not frame anyone by providing the necessary lead.

Thanks bro!

 

[TenderLovingCare]

the mole is a real turn on....

Imagine Mdam Yap giving you a blowjob, her mole really an eyesore....

Indeed - One man's meat is another man's poison.

 

[hairylee]

Imagine Mdam Yap giving you a blowjob, her mole really an eyesore....

Maybe this explains why she gave him so many bj and very few intercourse.

 

[red amoeba]

Hmm....perhaps a deal is made bet them. After court case n when he is holidaying in changi resort she take the assets n chow

 

[Alamaking]

Hmm....perhaps a deal is made bet them. After court case n when he is holidaying in changi resort she take the assets n chow

I agree, no woman will take this kind of shits.

 

[RandomNexus]

This lady has my respect. She has stood head and shoulders above most people who are in a similar boat. My sense is that she feels that her husband was enticed by a slut for commercial reason in view of his position. Sadly he is indeed a nice guy but he got himself into a mess. Very unfortunate as under the old regime, he would have been quietly asked to move on unless money or expensive gifts were involved.. I suspect that their relationship will go the distance.

On 2 Nov, when Tan Chee Meng sought DATA for the second time, he made a curious and telling comment. He said that the prosecution is going for the letter of law and not the spirit of the law. That was a major mistake and I suspect a freudian slip. In essence, the defence is conceding defeat. I did not realise about this comment until I heard about this much later. The way the law is framed for this particular piece of legislation, it appears to be iron clad.

You are right about the law. I am not particularly at ease with this type of law. There is something very wrong with this type of law, as it is very open to abuses and secondly creates laziness on the prosecution side on the government side. It is typical of efficiency and pragmatism but in the long run, does it solve the problems?

I tend to stand on the side of NBG, and I think he does not deserve it. He might have been indiscrete and unfaithful, and over these mistakes, he has to claim corruption that he has no part to play in.

The government here need to realise that all in all, to build the image of being incorrupt is one thing but another, it is to portray the image of being fair and open.

You know something, I think, NBG will get out of this alive, and he will win the case. It is not in the government interest to push him all the way to the wall. All in all, it is how the public perceive that will save NBG. This is the thrust of Tan Chee Meng's arguments. The more media publicity NBG gets in the way of sympathy, his chance of winning is a lot higher.

He will have to thank his wife for it. She stands by him. This certainly wins more sympathy votes. He has a wonderful wife and he will learn his lessons well. End of day, it is wife that loves him but not his part time lover who plays him out.

The government wants to send a message out it is tough on corruption to its own civil servants and the public, and it is ready to prove to the world that its courts are independent, so that a win by NBG is not a loss to the government at all. Its current actions has not diminished the government's standing and as long as that stands, I think they will not mind NBG succeeding in its defence.

For all in all, NBG has already paid the price for his career, reputation and legal fees. From what I hear about him in private, he is actually a decent man. I root for him to succeed and it is not right for a lazy law to win its case, and clearly there is a need for true fairness in law. Without it, law becomes meaningless.

 

[streetsmart73]

if she had been world crass, her hubby wouldn't stray right?

hi there


1. aiyoh! bro.
2. have you seen cs or what?
3. she is some temptress hoh.
4. good at bj and things.
5. that is why gay went back for more mah!

 

[streetsmart73]

I agree, no woman will take this kind of shits.

hi there


1. honest, the show is not over yet.
2. till the fat lady sings hoh
3. my bet: yen yen is simply no pushover.

 

[blackmondy]

3. my bet: yen yen is simply no pushover.

Maybe that's why NYG couldn't doggy her and have to get CS to service him lol.

 

[jiakhongleow]

blame the bloody 13 Epistles of Paul in the Bible. All the time polygamy was OK until Paul destroyed man's fortune for many wives.

One wife where got enuf?

If all female like Mdm Yap then male will be happy.

 

[bushtucker]

Imagine Mdam Yap giving you a blowjob, her mole really an eyesore....

cover with concealer and blush powder. the wonders of cosmetics.

 

[PROFILER]

When she can't stand him, she stands by him.

 

[GoldenDragon]

The government wants to send a message out it is tough on corruption to its own civil servants and the public, and it is ready to prove to the world that its courts are independent, so that a win by NBG is not a loss to the government at all. Its current actions has not diminished the government's standing and as long as that stands, I think they will not mind NBG succeeding in its defence.

For all in all, NBG has already paid the price for his career, reputation and legal fees. From what I hear about him in private, he is actually a decent man. I root for him to succeed and it is not right for a lazy law to win its case, and clearly there is a need for true fairness in law. Without it, law becomes meaningless.

I am pretty sure AGC will appeal when the verdict is not in their favour. Agree with the points you mentioned.

While the govt portrays itself as being tough on corruption, I am aware of some cases, more severe than NBG's, that did not make it to the Subordinate Court. I have no issue with charging civil servants under the PCA but let's be fair to all.

 

[watchman8]

The government wants to send a message out it is tough on corruption to its own civil servants and the public, and it is ready to prove to the world that its courts are independent, so that a win by NBG is not a loss to the government at all. Its current actions has not diminished the government's standing and as long as that stands, I think they will not mind NBG succeeding in its defence.

For all in all, NBG has already paid the price for his career, reputation and legal fees. From what I hear about him in private, he is actually a decent man. I root for him to succeed and it is not right for a lazy law to win its case, and clearly there is a need for true fairness in law. Without it, law becomes meaningless.

The damage on CPIB will be worse. CPIB is the sole independent organization reporting directly to PM that is suppose to fight corruption in entire government. If court gives NBG not guilty verdict, then it is direct slap on PM face.

Regardless, NBG is clearly a tikko who made full use of his position to nail sales girls. He already have a bad record in his previous job. The public sympathy is on wife, not NBG. In fact, some people feel that NBG is such a bastard for treating his good wife so badly. After screwing around and got charged, he even drag his wife to court to win sympathy points.

 

[GoldenDragon]

The damage on CPIB will be worse. CPIB is the sole independent organization reporting directly to PM that is suppose to fight corruption in entire government. If court gives NBG not guilty verdict, then it is direct slap on PM face.

Not necessarily so, bro. In the civil service, tai-chi exists all over. CPIB will tolak this to AGC because you need sanction from AG for charges to proceed. And who was the AG then? Current CJ.

For 'elite' entities, they are more than able to weather all storm. I recall the OSA case years ago which involved one current DPM. IO was exposed many times in court. Many questions were raised on the crediblity of the agency involved wrt investigation. Nothing happened. IO was given state award.