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Project 2016: Vote out Lee Hsien Loong (SBF)
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The Case of the Missing PAP MPs
The Copyright (Amendment) Bill was tabled in Parliament yesterday but could not be passed because of a lack of quorum.
A quorum is defined as one quarter of the total of 87 elected MPs i.e. 22 MPs.
Assuming the 7 Workers' Party MPs supported the Bill, you only needed 15 out of 80 PAP MPs to be present.
Yet, yesterday, in a most appalling development, the House had trouble finding enough PAP MPs to meet the quorum.
What were the absentee PAP MPs doing? Busy taking selfies, promoting themselves on Facebook or thinking of ways to fix the Workers' Party?
Most importantly, what was Lee Hsien Loong doing as a leader of his Party if he cannot get even a quarter of his MPs to attend Parliament?
Police have found a dead body of a man in his 50s at a carpark along Pasir Ris Close, across from Downtown East recreational hub on Tuesday morning.
The police received a call for assistance at the location at 5:58am and subsequently found the body beside a Silver Cab taxi, which belongs to the deceased.
Police are investigating the unnatural death.
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Support project 2016 to vote out LHL..........................
maybe meant that pinky has a relapse??????
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For the liberal society is a free society, and it is at the same time and for that reason a strong society. Its strength is drawn from the will of free people committed to great ends and peacefully striving to meet them. Only liberalism, in short, can repair our national power, restore our national purpose, and liberate our national energies. And the only basic issue in the 1960 presidential campaign is whether our Government will fall in a conservative rut and die there, or whether we will move ahead in the liberal spirit of daring, of breaking new ground, of doing in our generation what Woodrow Wilson and Franklin Roosevelt and Harry Truman and Adlai Stevenson did in their time of influence and responsibility ..............
Our opponents would like the people to believe that in a time of danger it is hazardous to change the administration that has brought us to this time of danger. I think it would be hazardous not to change! I think it would be hazardous to continue four more years of stagnation and indifference at home and abroad ..............
Will 2016 be a turning point in the history of the small republic?
[video=youtube;O3oY93doosg]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O3oY93doosg[/video]
Our opponents would like the people to believe that in a time of danger it is hazardous to change the administration that has brought us to this time of danger. I think it would be hazardous not to change! I think it would be hazardous to continue four more years of stagnation and indifference at home and abroad ..............
Will 2016 be a turning point in the history of the small republic?
[video=youtube;O3oY93doosg]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O3oY93doosg[/video]
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LHL failed AGAIN:
July 20, 2014 at 3:16 pm (Quote)
1- low productivity of Singapore economy
2- low birth rate (started by LKY’s Stop @ 2 policy)
3- depressed wages with negative real wage growth over the last 13 years
4- sharp rise in the costs of living, housing, education, healthcare and transport making Singapore the most expensive city to live in
5- (3) and (4) resulted in lower standard of living for Singaporeans
6- PAP initially kept secret its pro-alien policies because it knew it was screwing Singaporeans
7- foreigners taking jobs away from Singaporeans
8- foreigners taking places in local school that could have gone to Singaporeans
9- DPM TCH said in Parliament it is not in PAP’s best interest to give more information to Singaporeans on foreigners in Singapore
10- shortage of public buses and trains
11- failed privatisation of public transport requiring billions in bailout and re-nationalisation
12- shortage of hospital beds, nursing homes, doctors
13- frequent 50-year “ponding”
14- HDB selling over-priced HDB flats (prices doubled over the last 5 years)
15- CPF accounts depleted after paying for HDB flat
16- PAP does not wanted to tell Singaporeans the actual cost of building HDB flats
17- AIM scandal proved PAP corruption
18- MBT threw insults in Parliament instead of answering questions on the AIM Scandal
19- using MND to cover-up PAP corruption
20- Lim “Zorro” Swee Say said “we (PAP) are deaf to all criticism”
21- bungled “investigation” (read as cover-up) of death of Shane Todd
22- delayed “investigation” (read as cover-up) of death of Dinesh Raman for two years for political reasons
23- Election Dept lost ballot boxes
24- failed private of power companies resulting in higher electricity bills
25- Singapore spying on other countries for US
26- poor air quaity as per WHO Air Quality Guidelines
27- manipulated PSI readings to show better air quality
28- 70% of Government scholars break their bond wasting taxpayers’ money
29- created property bubble as part of its Asset Enhancement Scheme
30- foreigners taking places in local schools that could have gone to Singaporeans
31- MOE gives $210m tuition grants to FT students a year
32- Government spent $400m to invite FT students to study in Singapore
33- rampant corruption in the Civil Service – SCDF, MFA, NCB, MDA, NParks, CPIB
34- frequent breakdowns of MRT
35- public bus drivers went on strike
36- PAP out of touch with reality (Nasi Padang: $2.50 and Bandung: $0.50)
37- public transport makes tens of millions each year, have frequent breakdowns and get $2b bailout from Government yet fares are raised WTF!
38- local student fined $400 for using unmarked power outlet in MRT station but racist Anton Casey given second chance WTF!
39- PAP “uninvite” Tan Cheng Bok for CNY party at Istana but invites Pinoys WTF!
40- Singaporeans fight they are arrested but “angmohs” fight not arrested WTF!
41- higher bankruptcies of companies and Singaporeans
42- “Adverse rating” for PA financial reports
43- two security breaches at checkpoints in two months
44- NS men still dying while FTs do not do NS
45- shortage of policemen
46- lack of foresight
47- SMRT train vandalised AGAIN
48- teachers leaving the profession
49- SingPass breach of security
50- Singapore is the MOST expensive place to watch the World Cup @$112
51- instead of answering questions on CPF LHL prefers to sue for defamation
52- SG’s ranking in GPI falls 9 places due to crime rate
53- poor workmanship in new HDB flats
54- PRC scholars returning home wasting taxpayers’ money
55- SG teachers are overworked, overstressed
56- PAP MP guilty of overcharging client
57- Medishield Life: No subsidy for asset-rich, cash-poor WTF!
58- Rise of money laundering in Singapore
59- Need to ensure regular bus fare increase (failed privatisation)
60- Rise in white collar crime
61- Only in Singapore people have to sell their homes to retire
62- Singapore resumes import of food from Fukushima while nuclear plant leaks continue
63- NEA not enforcing smoking ban
64- Singapore is becoming increasingly lawless
65- Civil servants in IPTO sleeping
66- PAP to blame for falling Chinese standards
67- Many unhappy with work and social realities
68- AGO caught NParks creating & backdating documents
69- SIA caught lying about using Ukraine airspace
LHL failed AGAIN:
July 20, 2014 at 3:16 pm (Quote)
1- low productivity of Singapore economy
2- low birth rate (started by LKY’s Stop @ 2 policy)
3- depressed wages with negative real wage growth over the last 13 years
4- sharp rise in the costs of living, housing, education, healthcare and transport making Singapore the most expensive city to live in
5- (3) and (4) resulted in lower standard of living for Singaporeans
6- PAP initially kept secret its pro-alien policies because it knew it was screwing Singaporeans
7- foreigners taking jobs away from Singaporeans
8- foreigners taking places in local school that could have gone to Singaporeans
9- DPM TCH said in Parliament it is not in PAP’s best interest to give more information to Singaporeans on foreigners in Singapore
10- shortage of public buses and trains
11- failed privatisation of public transport requiring billions in bailout and re-nationalisation
12- shortage of hospital beds, nursing homes, doctors
13- frequent 50-year “ponding”
14- HDB selling over-priced HDB flats (prices doubled over the last 5 years)
15- CPF accounts depleted after paying for HDB flat
16- PAP does not wanted to tell Singaporeans the actual cost of building HDB flats
17- AIM scandal proved PAP corruption
18- MBT threw insults in Parliament instead of answering questions on the AIM Scandal
19- using MND to cover-up PAP corruption
20- Lim “Zorro” Swee Say said “we (PAP) are deaf to all criticism”
21- bungled “investigation” (read as cover-up) of death of Shane Todd
22- delayed “investigation” (read as cover-up) of death of Dinesh Raman for two years for political reasons
23- Election Dept lost ballot boxes
24- failed private of power companies resulting in higher electricity bills
25- Singapore spying on other countries for US
26- poor air quaity as per WHO Air Quality Guidelines
27- manipulated PSI readings to show better air quality
28- 70% of Government scholars break their bond wasting taxpayers’ money
29- created property bubble as part of its Asset Enhancement Scheme
30- foreigners taking places in local schools that could have gone to Singaporeans
31- MOE gives $210m tuition grants to FT students a year
32- Government spent $400m to invite FT students to study in Singapore
33- rampant corruption in the Civil Service – SCDF, MFA, NCB, MDA, NParks, CPIB
34- frequent breakdowns of MRT
35- public bus drivers went on strike
36- PAP out of touch with reality (Nasi Padang: $2.50 and Bandung: $0.50)
37- public transport makes tens of millions each year, have frequent breakdowns and get $2b bailout from Government yet fares are raised WTF!
38- local student fined $400 for using unmarked power outlet in MRT station but racist Anton Casey given second chance WTF!
39- PAP “uninvite” Tan Cheng Bok for CNY party at Istana but invites Pinoys WTF!
40- Singaporeans fight they are arrested but “angmohs” fight not arrested WTF!
41- higher bankruptcies of companies and Singaporeans
42- “Adverse rating” for PA financial reports
43- two security breaches at checkpoints in two months
44- NS men still dying while FTs do not do NS
45- shortage of policemen
46- lack of foresight
47- SMRT train vandalised AGAIN
48- teachers leaving the profession
49- SingPass breach of security
50- Singapore is the MOST expensive place to watch the World Cup @$112
51- instead of answering questions on CPF LHL prefers to sue for defamation
52- SG’s ranking in GPI falls 9 places due to crime rate
53- poor workmanship in new HDB flats
54- PRC scholars returning home wasting taxpayers’ money
55- SG teachers are overworked, overstressed
56- PAP MP guilty of overcharging client
57- Medishield Life: No subsidy for asset-rich, cash-poor WTF!
58- Rise of money laundering in Singapore
59- Need to ensure regular bus fare increase (failed privatisation)
60- Rise in white collar crime
61- Only in Singapore people have to sell their homes to retire
62- Singapore resumes import of food from Fukushima while nuclear plant leaks continue
63- NEA not enforcing smoking ban
64- Singapore is becoming increasingly lawless
65- Civil servants in IPTO sleeping
66- PAP to blame for falling Chinese standards
67- Many unhappy with work and social realities
68- AGO caught NParks creating & backdating documents
69- SIA caught lying about using Ukraine airspace
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Exposed, so pretend to apologize. No point now. Ass Loon, what do you think?
The post was in response to requests from customers who had asked for information about the airline’s flight routes, an SIA spokesperson said.
File photo of a Singapore Airlines plane.
SINGAPORE: Singapore Airlines (SIA) on Saturday (July 19) apologised for its social media postings following the crash of Malaysia Airlines MH17.
“We are aware that our Facebook and Twitter update on Friday morning may have come across as insensitive to some,” an SIA spokesperson said in reply to queries from Channel NewsAsia. The post was in response to requests from customers who had asked for information about the airline’s flight routes, the spokesperson said in a statement.
“We recognise that the information could have been better communicated and we sincerely apologise if it had offended our customers and anyone else in the online community,” the statement said.
It added that SIA is “deeply saddened” by what happened to flight MH17. “Our thoughts remain with the families and loved ones of the passengers and crew who perished on board.”
Following the MH17 crash, SIA had posted on Facebook and Twitter a single-sentence message which said: “Customers may wish to note that Singapore Airlines flights are not using Ukraine airspace”. It posted another message an hour later, which said: “Our thoughts are with the passengers and crew of MH17 and their families.”
The post was in response to requests from customers who had asked for information about the airline’s flight routes, an SIA spokesperson said.
SINGAPORE: Singapore Airlines (SIA) on Saturday (July 19) apologised for its social media postings following the crash of Malaysia Airlines MH17.
“We are aware that our Facebook and Twitter update on Friday morning may have come across as insensitive to some,” an SIA spokesperson said in reply to queries from Channel NewsAsia. The post was in response to requests from customers who had asked for information about the airline’s flight routes, the spokesperson said in a statement.
“We recognise that the information could have been better communicated and we sincerely apologise if it had offended our customers and anyone else in the online community,” the statement said.
It added that SIA is “deeply saddened” by what happened to flight MH17. “Our thoughts remain with the families and loved ones of the passengers and crew who perished on board.”
Following the MH17 crash, SIA had posted on Facebook and Twitter a single-sentence message which said: “Customers may wish to note that Singapore Airlines flights are not using Ukraine airspace”. It posted another message an hour later, which said: “Our thoughts are with the passengers and crew of MH17 and their families.”
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