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in middle of the night can still hear hokkien knnbccb curses of siok ching victims from changi to siglap. in fact here too on sbf from a reincarnated fukien auntie.
I think George yeo miss the point-that former Japanese collaborators are allowed to hold high positions in public service-including one that openly says he worked with/for the dreaded Kempeitai (mass-screening for Sook Ching was conducted mainly by the 2nd Field Unit of the Kempeitai)
I think George yeo miss the point-that former Japanese collaborators are allowed to hold high positions in public service-including one that openly says he worked with/for the dreaded Kempeitai (mass-screening for Sook Ching was conducted mainly by the 2nd Field Unit of the Kempeitai)
he didn't work for kempeitai. to be specific he first worked as a syonan admin service (sas) analyst in a listening post on blakang mati, and he pieced together radio intercepts in morse code for reports to the 報道部 (hodobu) office at cathay building. later in 43 he worked as engrish editor for the hodobu, piecing together various radio intercepts from allied news agencies. the rooftop of the cathay building would be used as antenna placements for the radio network, and the top floor for equipment, morse code listeners and analysts. he would be up there among the malay morse code operators, collating bits and pieces from each code taker.