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OYK the only minister who never congratulate LW on Facebook. Why he so salty until like that?
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OYK pays tribute to PM Lee. 
Managed to dig up this photo from my collection. It was taken just before then-DPM Lee got sworn in as PM Lee. I was his Principal Private Secretary then. Before that, I served as his press secretary for a few years.
As my boss for several years, I learnt a lot from PM Lee by observing how he handles things and conducts meetings.
He also took time to teach me. Due to my Chinese language background, I could not write well in English then. It was a problem when you are PPS to the PM. PM Lee told me this was an area I needed to work on. On numerous occasions, he dictated how he would have made an announcement - with background, rationale and then the change - all in a few succinct sentences.
That was a major ‘SkillsFuture moment’ for me. It is probably the skill that I most frequently use as a Minister.
Personal improvement aside, I am deeply thankful for the changes PM Lee has brought to the Singapore society.
From day one as PM, he spoke about an inclusive Singapore. It would not have been possible without the foundation of meritocracy, an economy that presents many opportunities, and a strong education system.
During the past 20 years, we saw the strengthening of social safety nets, like ComCare, policies to better support ageing, like Pioneer and Merdeka Generation Packages, and a transformation of the education scene, including the evolution of the secondary school streaming system into Subject-Based Banding.
Inclusivity has been the cornerstone of many of PM Lee’s domestic policies. It brings optimism and hope to many. This is ongoing work, that future generations will need to continue to build upon.
Ong Ye Kung
5 h ·Managed to dig up this photo from my collection. It was taken just before then-DPM Lee got sworn in as PM Lee. I was his Principal Private Secretary then. Before that, I served as his press secretary for a few years.
As my boss for several years, I learnt a lot from PM Lee by observing how he handles things and conducts meetings.
He also took time to teach me. Due to my Chinese language background, I could not write well in English then. It was a problem when you are PPS to the PM. PM Lee told me this was an area I needed to work on. On numerous occasions, he dictated how he would have made an announcement - with background, rationale and then the change - all in a few succinct sentences.
That was a major ‘SkillsFuture moment’ for me. It is probably the skill that I most frequently use as a Minister.
Personal improvement aside, I am deeply thankful for the changes PM Lee has brought to the Singapore society.
From day one as PM, he spoke about an inclusive Singapore. It would not have been possible without the foundation of meritocracy, an economy that presents many opportunities, and a strong education system.
During the past 20 years, we saw the strengthening of social safety nets, like ComCare, policies to better support ageing, like Pioneer and Merdeka Generation Packages, and a transformation of the education scene, including the evolution of the secondary school streaming system into Subject-Based Banding.
Inclusivity has been the cornerstone of many of PM Lee’s domestic policies. It brings optimism and hope to many. This is ongoing work, that future generations will need to continue to build upon.
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Salty piece of cunt. He will meet his karma soon. remember he has 90% of blood on his handsOYK pays tribute to PM Lee.
Ong Ye Kung
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Managed to dig up this photo from my collection. It was taken just before then-DPM Lee got sworn in as PM Lee. I was his Principal Private Secretary then. Before that, I served as his press secretary for a few years.
As my boss for several years, I learnt a lot from PM Lee by observing how he handles things and conducts meetings.
He also took time to teach me. Due to my Chinese language background, I could not write well in English then. It was a problem when you are PPS to the PM. PM Lee told me this was an area I needed to work on. On numerous occasions, he dictated how he would have made an announcement - with background, rationale and then the change - all in a few succinct sentences.
That was a major ‘SkillsFuture moment’ for me. It is probably the skill that I most frequently use as a Minister.
Personal improvement aside, I am deeply thankful for the changes PM Lee has brought to the Singapore society.
From day one as PM, he spoke about an inclusive Singapore. It would not have been possible without the foundation of meritocracy, an economy that presents many opportunities, and a strong education system.
During the past 20 years, we saw the strengthening of social safety nets, like ComCare, policies to better support ageing, like Pioneer and Merdeka Generation Packages, and a transformation of the education scene, including the evolution of the secondary school streaming system into Subject-Based Banding.
Inclusivity has been the cornerstone of many of PM Lee’s domestic policies. It brings optimism and hope to many. This is ongoing work, that future generations will need to continue to build upon.
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Never forget that the Useless Son rated him and found him worthy to be a minister of a somewhat important portfolio.
Don't just let it slide or look the other way just because he's the son of that piece of shit who died in 2015.
Lol he really die die don’t wanna wish congrats to LW. Maybe LW told him to fuck off when he asked to be made DPMOYK pays tribute to PM Lee.
Ong Ye Kung
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Managed to dig up this photo from my collection. It was taken just before then-DPM Lee got sworn in as PM Lee. I was his Principal Private Secretary then. Before that, I served as his press secretary for a few years.
As my boss for several years, I learnt a lot from PM Lee by observing how he handles things and conducts meetings.
He also took time to teach me. Due to my Chinese language background, I could not write well in English then. It was a problem when you are PPS to the PM. PM Lee told me this was an area I needed to work on. On numerous occasions, he dictated how he would have made an announcement - with background, rationale and then the change - all in a few succinct sentences.
That was a major ‘SkillsFuture moment’ for me. It is probably the skill that I most frequently use as a Minister.
Personal improvement aside, I am deeply thankful for the changes PM Lee has brought to the Singapore society.
From day one as PM, he spoke about an inclusive Singapore. It would not have been possible without the foundation of meritocracy, an economy that presents many opportunities, and a strong education system.
During the past 20 years, we saw the strengthening of social safety nets, like ComCare, policies to better support ageing, like Pioneer and Merdeka Generation Packages, and a transformation of the education scene, including the evolution of the secondary school streaming system into Subject-Based Banding.
Inclusivity has been the cornerstone of many of PM Lee’s domestic policies. It brings optimism and hope to many. This is ongoing work, that future generations will need to continue to build upon.
LW should really do a George yeo on him. Field him in Aljunied and then he will fuck off forever. Anyway his family is filthy rich. Wife’s family is capital lands competitor
What a poor choice and combination of colour for his shirt and tie.OYK pays tribute to PM Lee.
Ong Ye Kung
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Managed to dig up this photo from my collection. It was taken just before then-DPM Lee got sworn in as PM Lee. I was his Principal Private Secretary then. Before that, I served as his press secretary for a few years.
As my boss for several years, I learnt a lot from PM Lee by observing how he handles things and conducts meetings.
He also took time to teach me. Due to my Chinese language background, I could not write well in English then. It was a problem when you are PPS to the PM. PM Lee told me this was an area I needed to work on. On numerous occasions, he dictated how he would have made an announcement - with background, rationale and then the change - all in a few succinct sentences.
That was a major ‘SkillsFuture moment’ for me. It is probably the skill that I most frequently use as a Minister.
Personal improvement aside, I am deeply thankful for the changes PM Lee has brought to the Singapore society.
From day one as PM, he spoke about an inclusive Singapore. It would not have been possible without the foundation of meritocracy, an economy that presents many opportunities, and a strong education system.
During the past 20 years, we saw the strengthening of social safety nets, like ComCare, policies to better support ageing, like Pioneer and Merdeka Generation Packages, and a transformation of the education scene, including the evolution of the secondary school streaming system into Subject-Based Banding.
Inclusivity has been the cornerstone of many of PM Lee’s domestic policies. It brings optimism and hope to many. This is ongoing work, that future generations will need to continue to build upon.
Every thing equal, it is preferred to have a good looking PM and beautiful looking PM's spouse, than ugly looking individual with small ugly eyes.
It looks like his wife's family is financially very rich.
I wonder, what that rich family's daughter saw in this individual.
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Ah Wong need to clear the deck when he is PM. Do a cabinet reshuffle and get rid of Small Eyes Ong, Kee Chui, and the 2 snakes...the 2 snakes are the spies of Pinky...and the other 2 are saboteurs. If Ah Wong don't get rid of them...his PM ship will be sabotage and he might have to fall on his own sword
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PAP is spiritually controlled by Lee, same as how the Demonrats in USA have Obama as their spiritual leaderAssuming of course, he is allowed to do so.
yup sleepy joe has been snoozing on the job. The real master is the black fag
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Once upon a time the Taiwanese were beholden to the Chiang family, then Lee Tenghui came along and the rest was history.
I doubt Lawrence Wong is capable of accomplishing something similar. He gives off the vibes of a beta male and a cuck. Time will tell.
Sengkang GRC residents did help sinkies get rid of one of them.
Sinkies should be worried about the newly appointed SM, the new PM's power still very fragile.
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Tio fix again soon
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