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DPMs Tharman, Teo Chee Hean and 3 senior PAP members step down from Central Executive Committee
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Former minister Lim Boon Heng, deputy prime ministers Tharman Shanmugaratnam and Teo Chee Hean as well as former minister Yaacob Ibrahim at the PAP Conference and Awards Ceremony at Singapore Expo on Nov 11, 2018. (Photo: Jeremy Long)
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By Lianne Chia @LianneChiaCNA
11 Nov 2018 11:14AM (Updated: 11 Nov 2018 04:52PM)
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SINGAPORE: Five senior members of the People’s Action Party (PAP) stepped down from its Central Executive Committee (CEC), party secretary-general Lee Hsien Loong announced on Sunday (Nov 11).
They are: Transport Minister Khaw Boon Wan, Deputy Prime Ministers Teo Chee Hean and Tharman Shanmugaratnam, as well as Dr Yaacob Ibrahim and Mr Lim Swee Say.
He was speaking at the PAP’s awards and conference, where the party elected a new slate of members into its CEC – the highest decision-making body in the party.
Dr Yaacob and Mr Lim had retired from the Cabinet earlier this year following a reshuffle.
In his speech, Mr Lee said that while Mr Khaw, Mr Teo and Mr Tharman have stepped down from the CEC, they will remain in Cabinet.
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With the CEC election on Sunday, Mr Lee said the party is taking a “major step in political renewal”. He said following the elections, the new CEC will meet within “a couple of weeks” to elect a new slate of office holders. In due course, he added, he would follow up with changes in the Cabinet lineup.
PM LEE “CANNOT DO JUSTICE TO THEIR CONTRIBUTIONS”
Describing Mr Khaw, Mr Tharman and Mr Teo as three of his “closest comrades-in-arms”, he said they go back a long way.
“We have fought many battles over the years, and gone through ups and downs together,” he said.
“I cannot do justice to the contributions of these five retiring CEC members in my speech this morning,” he added. “But all five have served the party with loyalty and distinction, and for that, we all owe them a big thank you.”
In his speech, he spoke of the individual contributions each of the five members made.
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Minister Khaw Boon Wan, Mdm Ho Ching, Emeritus Senior Minister Goh Chok Tong, minister K Shanmugam and minister Chan Chun Sing at the PAP Conference and Awards Ceremony at Singapore Expo on Nov 11, 2018. (Photo: Jeremy Long)
Every time Singapore faces a difficult challenge, whether in healthcare, housing or transport, Mr Lee said that Mr Khaw had “stepped up to tackle it”.
“Boon Wan made progress on all these difficult problems, at the same time explaining to the public what he was doing, showing them that things were in good hands, and persuading them to be patient a little longer,” he said.
As party chairman, he added, Mr Khaw “did not make many fiery speeches”, but his work between elections “helped enormously” to make sure the party delivered on its promises, and therefore, got good election results.
DPM Tharman, he said, has played a major part in shaping Singapore’s new economic and social policies.
“Whether it is helping SMEs to upgrade their productivity, or coming up with the Special Employment Credit scheme, to help older workers stay employed, he provides not just the ideas, but vivid ways of explaining the essence of what they are, from trampolines to escalators.”
READ: 4G leaders take stronger hold of PAP's Central Executive Committee; senior members step aside
And DPM Teo had given Mr Lee “wise counsel” on the most difficult problems.
“I rely on his independent judgment and steady support on many matters,” he said. “He doesn’t hesitate to tackle spiky issues, and to take political flak on behalf of the team, especially at critical moments and during elections.”
Dr Yaacob strengthened the party’s support from the Malay community, and assured Malay Muslims that they are treated fairly in a multiracial society, said Mr Lee.
Mr Lim’s biggest strength, Mr Lee said, was his ability to relate to ordinary Singaporeans – not just with the “folksy, vivid slogans” that he coined, but with his “amazing persuasive skills” that he used for the “most difficult issues”, face-to-face with residents.
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Health Minister Gan Kim Yong and former minister Lim Swee Say at the PAP Conference and Awards Ceremony at Singapore Expo on Nov 11, 2018. (Photo: Jeremy Long)
4G LEADERSHIP TEAM HAS WHAT IT TAKES TO LEAD SINGAPORE
At the conference, PAP party cadres also voted for members of the new CEC.
Three fourth generation (4G) leaders identified as potential successors to PM Lee - Minister for Trade and Industry Chan Chun Sing, Minister for Education Ong Ye Kung and Minister for Finance Heng Swee Keat – were among the 12 members who were voted in.
Mr Lee described the 4G leadership as a team of “able men and women”, with a “good combination of skills among them”.
He said the 4G team has been in Cabinet for several years and has been tested in several portfolios, adding that they are working with each other and learning to complement each other’s strengths and weaknesses.
“They are gaining experience, willing to serve, and most importantly, with their hearts in the right place,” he said. “I can see them gelling as a team, and am confident that they have what it takes to lead Singapore.”
Mr Lee added that this party conference may be the last one before the next General Election.
“The new CEC will be leading the party into the final stretch, gearing up to put our record before voters,” he said.
“The PAP must win the GE convincingly.”
Mr Tharman said it has been a privilege for him to serve on the PAP’s CEC since 2002, a year after he entered politics,
Describing the events as a "major transition" in the PAP, he added that he, Mr Khaw and Mr Teo stepped down from the CEC to create space for the 4G team to take on leading roles.
In a Facebook post, Mr Tharman said: "I share PM’s confidence in the 4G team. I have worked closely with them, some for many years.
"They are capable, will work well as a team, and most importantly, have their hearts in the right place. They are in politics because they want to help Singaporeans, especially ordinary folk, achieve what they want for themselves and their children.
"I am sure they will also ensure the PAP remains a broad tent, bringing in diverse views, and will stay in tune with the changing needs and aspirations of Singaporeans."
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Former minister Lim Boon Heng, deputy prime ministers Tharman Shanmugaratnam and Teo Chee Hean as well as former minister Yaacob Ibrahim at the PAP Conference and Awards Ceremony at Singapore Expo on Nov 11, 2018. (Photo: Jeremy Long)
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By Lianne Chia @LianneChiaCNA
11 Nov 2018 11:14AM (Updated: 11 Nov 2018 04:52PM)
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SINGAPORE: Five senior members of the People’s Action Party (PAP) stepped down from its Central Executive Committee (CEC), party secretary-general Lee Hsien Loong announced on Sunday (Nov 11).
They are: Transport Minister Khaw Boon Wan, Deputy Prime Ministers Teo Chee Hean and Tharman Shanmugaratnam, as well as Dr Yaacob Ibrahim and Mr Lim Swee Say.
He was speaking at the PAP’s awards and conference, where the party elected a new slate of members into its CEC – the highest decision-making body in the party.
Dr Yaacob and Mr Lim had retired from the Cabinet earlier this year following a reshuffle.
In his speech, Mr Lee said that while Mr Khaw, Mr Teo and Mr Tharman have stepped down from the CEC, they will remain in Cabinet.
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With the CEC election on Sunday, Mr Lee said the party is taking a “major step in political renewal”. He said following the elections, the new CEC will meet within “a couple of weeks” to elect a new slate of office holders. In due course, he added, he would follow up with changes in the Cabinet lineup.
PM LEE “CANNOT DO JUSTICE TO THEIR CONTRIBUTIONS”
Describing Mr Khaw, Mr Tharman and Mr Teo as three of his “closest comrades-in-arms”, he said they go back a long way.
“We have fought many battles over the years, and gone through ups and downs together,” he said.
“I cannot do justice to the contributions of these five retiring CEC members in my speech this morning,” he added. “But all five have served the party with loyalty and distinction, and for that, we all owe them a big thank you.”
In his speech, he spoke of the individual contributions each of the five members made.
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Minister Khaw Boon Wan, Mdm Ho Ching, Emeritus Senior Minister Goh Chok Tong, minister K Shanmugam and minister Chan Chun Sing at the PAP Conference and Awards Ceremony at Singapore Expo on Nov 11, 2018. (Photo: Jeremy Long)
Every time Singapore faces a difficult challenge, whether in healthcare, housing or transport, Mr Lee said that Mr Khaw had “stepped up to tackle it”.
“Boon Wan made progress on all these difficult problems, at the same time explaining to the public what he was doing, showing them that things were in good hands, and persuading them to be patient a little longer,” he said.
As party chairman, he added, Mr Khaw “did not make many fiery speeches”, but his work between elections “helped enormously” to make sure the party delivered on its promises, and therefore, got good election results.
DPM Tharman, he said, has played a major part in shaping Singapore’s new economic and social policies.
“Whether it is helping SMEs to upgrade their productivity, or coming up with the Special Employment Credit scheme, to help older workers stay employed, he provides not just the ideas, but vivid ways of explaining the essence of what they are, from trampolines to escalators.”
READ: 4G leaders take stronger hold of PAP's Central Executive Committee; senior members step aside
And DPM Teo had given Mr Lee “wise counsel” on the most difficult problems.
“I rely on his independent judgment and steady support on many matters,” he said. “He doesn’t hesitate to tackle spiky issues, and to take political flak on behalf of the team, especially at critical moments and during elections.”
Dr Yaacob strengthened the party’s support from the Malay community, and assured Malay Muslims that they are treated fairly in a multiracial society, said Mr Lee.
Mr Lim’s biggest strength, Mr Lee said, was his ability to relate to ordinary Singaporeans – not just with the “folksy, vivid slogans” that he coined, but with his “amazing persuasive skills” that he used for the “most difficult issues”, face-to-face with residents.
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Health Minister Gan Kim Yong and former minister Lim Swee Say at the PAP Conference and Awards Ceremony at Singapore Expo on Nov 11, 2018. (Photo: Jeremy Long)
4G LEADERSHIP TEAM HAS WHAT IT TAKES TO LEAD SINGAPORE
At the conference, PAP party cadres also voted for members of the new CEC.
Three fourth generation (4G) leaders identified as potential successors to PM Lee - Minister for Trade and Industry Chan Chun Sing, Minister for Education Ong Ye Kung and Minister for Finance Heng Swee Keat – were among the 12 members who were voted in.
Mr Lee described the 4G leadership as a team of “able men and women”, with a “good combination of skills among them”.
He said the 4G team has been in Cabinet for several years and has been tested in several portfolios, adding that they are working with each other and learning to complement each other’s strengths and weaknesses.
“They are gaining experience, willing to serve, and most importantly, with their hearts in the right place,” he said. “I can see them gelling as a team, and am confident that they have what it takes to lead Singapore.”
Mr Lee added that this party conference may be the last one before the next General Election.
“The new CEC will be leading the party into the final stretch, gearing up to put our record before voters,” he said.
“The PAP must win the GE convincingly.”
Mr Tharman said it has been a privilege for him to serve on the PAP’s CEC since 2002, a year after he entered politics,
Describing the events as a "major transition" in the PAP, he added that he, Mr Khaw and Mr Teo stepped down from the CEC to create space for the 4G team to take on leading roles.
In a Facebook post, Mr Tharman said: "I share PM’s confidence in the 4G team. I have worked closely with them, some for many years.
"They are capable, will work well as a team, and most importantly, have their hearts in the right place. They are in politics because they want to help Singaporeans, especially ordinary folk, achieve what they want for themselves and their children.
"I am sure they will also ensure the PAP remains a broad tent, bringing in diverse views, and will stay in tune with the changing needs and aspirations of Singaporeans."
Source: CNA/lc(ms/ra)
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Singapore4G leaders take stronger hold of PAP's Central Executive Committee; senior members step aside
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The three 4G leaders identified as potential successors to Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong when he steps down – Minister for Trade and Industry Chan Chun Sing, Minister for Education Ong Ye Kung and Minister for Finance Heng Swee Keat – were all among 12 members who were voted in by PAP cadres. (Photo: Jeremy Long)
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By Amir Yusof @AmirYusofCNA
11 Nov 2018 12:58PM (Updated: 11 Nov 2018 04:21PM)
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SINGAPORE: Singapore’s fourth generation (4G) leaders have taken a stronger hold of the People’s Action Party (PAP) Central Executive Committee (CEC) following the party’s internal elections held on Sunday morning (Nov 11), with several senior leaders stepping down.
The three 4G leaders identified as potential successors to Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong when he steps down – Minister for Trade and Industry Chan Chun Sing, Minister for Education Ong Ye Kung and Minister for Finance Heng Swee Keat – were all among 12 members who were voted in by PAP cadres.
Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong, Home Affairs and Law Minister K Shanmugam as well as Health Minister Gan Kim Yong were among the more senior members remaining in the CEC.
Other 4G leaders elected by cadres to the CEC, the party's highest decision-making body, were:
Culture, Community and Youth Minister Grace Fu;
Environment and Water Resources Minister Masagos Zulkifli;
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Foreign Affairs Minister Vivian Balakrishnan;
Minister in the Prime Minister's Office Ng Chee Meng;
Minister in the Prime Minister's Office Indranee Rajah, and
Speaker of Parliament Tan Chuan-Jin
Defence Minister Ng Eng Hen and Manpower Minister Josephine Teo were co-opted into the CEC.
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Minister K Shanmugam, Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong, and ministers Chan Chun Sing and Gan Kim Yong at the PAP Conference and Awards Ceremony at Singapore Expo on Nov 11, 2018. (Photo: Jeremy Long)
PM Lee is likely to remain secretary-general and lead the party through the next General Election, which must be called by April 2021.
READ: DPMs Tharman, Teo Chee Hean among 5 senior PAP members to step down from Central Executive Committee
He has been the PAP's secretary-general since 2004, a position held by Emeritus Senior Minister Goh Chok Tong and Mr Lee Kuan Yew when they were Prime Ministers.
Coordinating Minister for Infrastructure and Minister for Transport Khaw Boon Wan stepped down from the CEC, as did assistant secretaries-general Deputy Prime Minister Teo Chee Hean and Deputy Prime Minister Tharman Shanmugaratnam. The three will continue to serve in Prime Minister Lee’s Cabinet.
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Graphic showing PAP's newest Central Executive Committee. (Graphic: Kenneth Choy)
Former Cabinet ministers Lim Swee Say and Yaacob Ibrahim also stepped down from the CEC.
President Halimah Yacob, who was a member of the previously-elected CEC, had in August 2017 resigned from the party to stand as a candidate for the Elected Presidency.
The election for the party’s highest decision-making body was conducted at the Singapore Expo by around 2,000 of the party’s cadres.
With the CEC election on Sunday, Mr Lee said in his speech to the party conference that the PAP was taking a “major step in political renewal”. He said following the elections, the new CEC would meet within “a couple of weeks” to elect a new slate of office holders.
"A HANDING OVER OF THE BATON"
Speaking to reporters after the announcement of the CEC, Ms Indranee said being part of the CEC is a "heavy responsibility" and is something that has to be done for Singaporeans.
She also paid tribute to the five senior members who stepped down from the CEC.
"The first thing I should say is that we’re very grateful to the five who have served for so long and chose selflessly to step down, because they still have so much more to contribute.
"But in the spirit of self renewal they voluntarily agreed to step down and to allow younger ones to take on the responsibility. So it's basically a handing over of the baton and understanding that we want the transition to be smooth, to be seamless," she added.
Dr Yaacob, one of the five who has stepped down from the CEC, expressed confidence in the ability of the new leaders to "come together as a team" and lead the party into the next election.
"I think whatever it is we have to get prepared for the next election. I think this transition is a very important part of that plan to make sure that the 4G ministers are not only in charge of the CEC but ready to plan for the next GE. This is their GE, as mentioned by PM, and this is something in which they have to come together.
"I have confidence in the 4G ministers. I've worked with them in Cabinet, I know who they are and what they're capable of doing," he added.
Senior member of the CEC Mr Shanmugam added that the 4G leaders in the new committee have worked together, both before and after they joined politics.
"Many of them are holding key positions. So I think they hold a lot of promise. That process has got to be quickened and they’ve just got to take on and shoulder the responsibilities," he added.
In response to a question on the positions of the members of the new CEC, Mr Shanmugam said it will be decided when the elected members meet.
"My personal view is the lineup, particularly the assistant secretary-general (posts), should reflect the future," he said.
Source: CNA/mn
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The three 4G leaders identified as potential successors to Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong when he steps down – Minister for Trade and Industry Chan Chun Sing, Minister for Education Ong Ye Kung and Minister for Finance Heng Swee Keat – were all among 12 members who were voted in by PAP cadres. (Photo: Jeremy Long)
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By Amir Yusof @AmirYusofCNA
11 Nov 2018 12:58PM (Updated: 11 Nov 2018 04:21PM)
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SINGAPORE: Singapore’s fourth generation (4G) leaders have taken a stronger hold of the People’s Action Party (PAP) Central Executive Committee (CEC) following the party’s internal elections held on Sunday morning (Nov 11), with several senior leaders stepping down.
The three 4G leaders identified as potential successors to Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong when he steps down – Minister for Trade and Industry Chan Chun Sing, Minister for Education Ong Ye Kung and Minister for Finance Heng Swee Keat – were all among 12 members who were voted in by PAP cadres.
Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong, Home Affairs and Law Minister K Shanmugam as well as Health Minister Gan Kim Yong were among the more senior members remaining in the CEC.
Other 4G leaders elected by cadres to the CEC, the party's highest decision-making body, were:
Culture, Community and Youth Minister Grace Fu;
Environment and Water Resources Minister Masagos Zulkifli;
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Foreign Affairs Minister Vivian Balakrishnan;
Minister in the Prime Minister's Office Ng Chee Meng;
Minister in the Prime Minister's Office Indranee Rajah, and
Speaker of Parliament Tan Chuan-Jin
Defence Minister Ng Eng Hen and Manpower Minister Josephine Teo were co-opted into the CEC.
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Minister K Shanmugam, Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong, and ministers Chan Chun Sing and Gan Kim Yong at the PAP Conference and Awards Ceremony at Singapore Expo on Nov 11, 2018. (Photo: Jeremy Long)
PM Lee is likely to remain secretary-general and lead the party through the next General Election, which must be called by April 2021.
READ: DPMs Tharman, Teo Chee Hean among 5 senior PAP members to step down from Central Executive Committee
He has been the PAP's secretary-general since 2004, a position held by Emeritus Senior Minister Goh Chok Tong and Mr Lee Kuan Yew when they were Prime Ministers.
Coordinating Minister for Infrastructure and Minister for Transport Khaw Boon Wan stepped down from the CEC, as did assistant secretaries-general Deputy Prime Minister Teo Chee Hean and Deputy Prime Minister Tharman Shanmugaratnam. The three will continue to serve in Prime Minister Lee’s Cabinet.
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Former Cabinet ministers Lim Swee Say and Yaacob Ibrahim also stepped down from the CEC.
President Halimah Yacob, who was a member of the previously-elected CEC, had in August 2017 resigned from the party to stand as a candidate for the Elected Presidency.
The election for the party’s highest decision-making body was conducted at the Singapore Expo by around 2,000 of the party’s cadres.
With the CEC election on Sunday, Mr Lee said in his speech to the party conference that the PAP was taking a “major step in political renewal”. He said following the elections, the new CEC would meet within “a couple of weeks” to elect a new slate of office holders.
"A HANDING OVER OF THE BATON"
Speaking to reporters after the announcement of the CEC, Ms Indranee said being part of the CEC is a "heavy responsibility" and is something that has to be done for Singaporeans.
She also paid tribute to the five senior members who stepped down from the CEC.
"The first thing I should say is that we’re very grateful to the five who have served for so long and chose selflessly to step down, because they still have so much more to contribute.
"But in the spirit of self renewal they voluntarily agreed to step down and to allow younger ones to take on the responsibility. So it's basically a handing over of the baton and understanding that we want the transition to be smooth, to be seamless," she added.
Dr Yaacob, one of the five who has stepped down from the CEC, expressed confidence in the ability of the new leaders to "come together as a team" and lead the party into the next election.
"I think whatever it is we have to get prepared for the next election. I think this transition is a very important part of that plan to make sure that the 4G ministers are not only in charge of the CEC but ready to plan for the next GE. This is their GE, as mentioned by PM, and this is something in which they have to come together.
"I have confidence in the 4G ministers. I've worked with them in Cabinet, I know who they are and what they're capable of doing," he added.
Senior member of the CEC Mr Shanmugam added that the 4G leaders in the new committee have worked together, both before and after they joined politics.
"Many of them are holding key positions. So I think they hold a lot of promise. That process has got to be quickened and they’ve just got to take on and shoulder the responsibilities," he added.
In response to a question on the positions of the members of the new CEC, Mr Shanmugam said it will be decided when the elected members meet.
"My personal view is the lineup, particularly the assistant secretary-general (posts), should reflect the future," he said.
Source: CNA/mn
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The 5 that step down from the CEC is actually a sign that they will be stepping down during the next GE
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"Ms Indranee said being part of the CEC is a "heavy responsibility" and is something that has to be done for Singaporeans. "
Done for Singaporeans my foot!
Done for Singaporeans my foot!
What a hypocrite! She carries a heavy burden alright, her boobs, I mean!
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She got what cup size? Bra too tight too loose?
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Event of the year! Bwahaha! Did CNN, Al Jazeera, CTGN or Fox News descend on our tiny island to cover the event! Such exciting times for Singapore!
Sinkapore news is only worthy to be covered by Shit Times, only because it the propaganda paper of the PAP.
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Maybe Tharman will cross over to the LHY and TCB team.
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That explains why he has become Pinky's attack dog.
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So free ah? Never contribute to ideas about making Singapore a fairer and just society?
PAP's definition of fair is the PAP elites control 30 percent of wealth (1 percent of population), 40 percent goes to the billionaires and millionaires (19 percent of population) and the remaining goes to the 80 percent.
Just to the PAP is that the elites are paid millions to do nothing. Sinkees must show constant respect and treat them like demi-gods.
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this is sbf - he is less than what he says he is, and more than what he cannot be...
apart from being known as tar-pow - he is aka tua-pow john
John is the official cleaner in the conference. He cleans up after the ministars shits. Not sure if he cleans their bums. If he does, then that is a promotion.
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Ong YK picture in the middle, means what?
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Khaw Boon Wan face a bit Tu Lan..Why huh?
bum-suckers and cock-lickers - along the same cohort of ace kindred-zen and lionel de souza, sama sama
