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Quote #1: "And we assure Mr Koh and other readers that insinuations that Singapore is a major centre for money laundering are not true."
A few weeks ago Ah Tiong land released a not-so-updated list of corrupt officials who siphoned off millions of yuan from their people and sought refuge in other countries. How many of them have sought refuge in Sinkieland? May I remind you that the list does NOT include corrupt officials who launder their money through Sinkieland.
About a few months ago a university lecturer/researcher revealed on France24 that Sinkieland was a major money laundering hub. You see, even Frenchies know of Sinkieland's notoriety.
Zhou Bin, the elder son of Zhou Yongkang, and his buddies have laundered millions of dollars through Sinkieland. When President Eleven Jinping ordered an investigation into Zhou Yongkang's assets, the former's investigation teams discovered the links between the latter and Sinkieland. Eleven Jinping was furious and Old Fart had no choice but to placate the former. It's common knowledge that Old Fart praised Eleven Jinping to the skies, putting the latter on the same level as Nelson Mandela.
Quote #2: "Any person who comes across a transaction that may be linked to money laundering should lodge a report with the....."
Do you realize that the MAS is contracting Quote #1 with Quote #2?
MAS is truly fucked. If it implements its anti-money laundering policies rigorously, there's no need for Sinkies to rat on others. Of course its anti-money laundering policies must be up to global standards and overseen by REAL competent people to begin with.
Mr Tan Sin Liang, in his letter to The Straits Times forum, highlighted that the real estate sector in Sinkieland is where money laundering activities are rampant.
Click the following link to read the full letter, The Straits Times, June 5, 2015 page A30: http://postimg.org/image/7kkfwu74v/
Note: The reply from MAS is in response to letters raised in The Straits Times' forum page. Click the following links to read them:
http://postimg.org/image/wccpod21z/
http://postimg.org/image/ducyhv9nr/
A few weeks ago Ah Tiong land released a not-so-updated list of corrupt officials who siphoned off millions of yuan from their people and sought refuge in other countries. How many of them have sought refuge in Sinkieland? May I remind you that the list does NOT include corrupt officials who launder their money through Sinkieland.
About a few months ago a university lecturer/researcher revealed on France24 that Sinkieland was a major money laundering hub. You see, even Frenchies know of Sinkieland's notoriety.
Zhou Bin, the elder son of Zhou Yongkang, and his buddies have laundered millions of dollars through Sinkieland. When President Eleven Jinping ordered an investigation into Zhou Yongkang's assets, the former's investigation teams discovered the links between the latter and Sinkieland. Eleven Jinping was furious and Old Fart had no choice but to placate the former. It's common knowledge that Old Fart praised Eleven Jinping to the skies, putting the latter on the same level as Nelson Mandela.
Quote #2: "Any person who comes across a transaction that may be linked to money laundering should lodge a report with the....."
Do you realize that the MAS is contracting Quote #1 with Quote #2?
MAS is truly fucked. If it implements its anti-money laundering policies rigorously, there's no need for Sinkies to rat on others. Of course its anti-money laundering policies must be up to global standards and overseen by REAL competent people to begin with.
Mr Tan Sin Liang, in his letter to The Straits Times forum, highlighted that the real estate sector in Sinkieland is where money laundering activities are rampant.
Click the following link to read the full letter, The Straits Times, June 5, 2015 page A30: http://postimg.org/image/7kkfwu74v/
Note: The reply from MAS is in response to letters raised in The Straits Times' forum page. Click the following links to read them:
http://postimg.org/image/wccpod21z/
http://postimg.org/image/ducyhv9nr/
