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July 21st, 2011 | Author: Temasek Review
With National Day looming ahead, PAP grassroots leaders have been going from door to door persuading and sometimes even begging residents to hang the Singapore flag.
Block 340 at Choa Chu Kang Loop facing Lot 1 has Singapore flags hung along the common corridors at every level while few flags were hung in the surrounding flats.
According to a resident Bernard Tan, the PAP grassroots organizations have employed Bangladeshi workers to hang the flags along the corridors while grassroots leaders ‘harassed’ the residents by imploring them to hang the flags.
“The PAP lapdogs came to my house and offered to hang the flag for us. My dad ask them to F**K off,” he wrote.
The Temasek Review Emeritus (TRE) has earlier received a tip-off from a reader staying in Hougang Street 91 that he spotted a Bangladeshi worker hanging the Singapore flags along the common corridors late into the night.
Netizens have also observed that the National Day banners and billboards this year contain unfamiliar faces in addition to the 4 major races in Singapore to include the newcomers from India, China, Philipines and elsewhere.
Due to the PAP’s ultra-liberal and pro-foreigner policies, foreigners now make up 43 percent of Singapore’s population. Of the remaining 57 percent who are supposedly citizens, an increasing number are born overseas like PAP MP from Malaysia Dr Janil Puthucheary. Other new citizen PAP MPs include Foo Mee Har, Inderjit Singh, Irene Ng, Khaw Boon Wan and Dr Lily Neo.
When asked how he is going to celebrate National Day, Mr Tan retorted:
“I am going to bring my entire family to JB. What’s there to celebrate? This country has gone to the DOGS. Let the PAP cronies and the foreigners have a mass orgy together!”
Have you hung the Singapore flag yet? How are you going to celebrate National Day?
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July 21st, 2011 | Author: Temasek Review
With National Day looming ahead, PAP grassroots leaders have been going from door to door persuading and sometimes even begging residents to hang the Singapore flag.
Block 340 at Choa Chu Kang Loop facing Lot 1 has Singapore flags hung along the common corridors at every level while few flags were hung in the surrounding flats.
According to a resident Bernard Tan, the PAP grassroots organizations have employed Bangladeshi workers to hang the flags along the corridors while grassroots leaders ‘harassed’ the residents by imploring them to hang the flags.
“The PAP lapdogs came to my house and offered to hang the flag for us. My dad ask them to F**K off,” he wrote.
The Temasek Review Emeritus (TRE) has earlier received a tip-off from a reader staying in Hougang Street 91 that he spotted a Bangladeshi worker hanging the Singapore flags along the common corridors late into the night.
Netizens have also observed that the National Day banners and billboards this year contain unfamiliar faces in addition to the 4 major races in Singapore to include the newcomers from India, China, Philipines and elsewhere.
Due to the PAP’s ultra-liberal and pro-foreigner policies, foreigners now make up 43 percent of Singapore’s population. Of the remaining 57 percent who are supposedly citizens, an increasing number are born overseas like PAP MP from Malaysia Dr Janil Puthucheary. Other new citizen PAP MPs include Foo Mee Har, Inderjit Singh, Irene Ng, Khaw Boon Wan and Dr Lily Neo.
When asked how he is going to celebrate National Day, Mr Tan retorted:
“I am going to bring my entire family to JB. What’s there to celebrate? This country has gone to the DOGS. Let the PAP cronies and the foreigners have a mass orgy together!”
Have you hung the Singapore flag yet? How are you going to celebrate National Day?
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