Another in good faith crook, besides Najib and his brother, in action.
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Chitchat Oppie Low Admits That He Was Irresponsible! Getting Ready To Pay Back $33M To Aljunied Voters! Return Us Our Bloodsweat Money!
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Another in good faith crook, besides Najib and his brother, in action.
"In good faith" - the dishonest sanctuary for the corrupt crooks and charlatans when appealing to their gongkias and cultist for their money, blind loyalty and continued faith.
Does the Honourable Mr Low Thia Khiang still believe in "checks" and "prevention of abuses"?
"Opposition MPs would be able to check on how well the country's finances are managed and prevent abuses by corrupt government officials, said Mr Low Thia Khiang, the Workers' Party candidate for Hougang.
Urging voters to support the opposition, he said at a WP rally in Hougang last night that no one - not even those in the People's Action Party - was incorruptible "in the face of wealth and power".
Nothing could guarantee that "a group of ambitious men" within the PAP would not swindle Singaporeans of their hard-earned money, he said.
In his view, the opposition's watch-dog role was necessary because the Government's investments were made up of the country's reserves, which were generated by Singaporeans.
It was also needed because the Government now controlled a large segment of the economy and had a "complex maze of investment structure". "Opposition 'can keep an eye on S'pore's finances', 147th Prostitute Press, 30 August 1991
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