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Project 2016: Vote out Lee Hsien Loong (SBF)
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[h=1]PM LEE: THERE IS A POSSIBILITY THAT THE PAP MIGHT ACTUALLY LOSE THE NEXT GE[/h]
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7 Dec 2014 - 2:04pm
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Speaking at the PAP60 rally, PM Lee said that the next General Election will be a “deadly serious fight”.
He said that the election will not be about “how many seats the opposition will get” but instead it will really be about who will form the next government.
It seems that PM Lee foresees the possibility of his party losing power in the next election.
He went on to say that the election will also be about whether Singapore can continue to have a First world government instead of just a first world parliament as the WP had been touting in GE2011.
PM Lee also predicted that the contest in each constituency would be about national issues instead of simply local constituency issues.
He also accused some voices in society and social media of trying to mislead others.
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Another point was made about how the PAP is the only party in Singapore which brings together different groups, implying that all other opposition parties are divisive.
The PAP60 event was held at the Singapore Expo where over 6000 party activists attended.
PM Lee said that the PAP will fight to win every constituency and the party also announced the members of the Central Executive Committee who were elected.
Related:
PAP Announces the Members of their Central Executive Committee
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7 Dec 2014 - 2:04pm
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Speaking at the PAP60 rally, PM Lee said that the next General Election will be a “deadly serious fight”.
He said that the election will not be about “how many seats the opposition will get” but instead it will really be about who will form the next government.
It seems that PM Lee foresees the possibility of his party losing power in the next election.
He went on to say that the election will also be about whether Singapore can continue to have a First world government instead of just a first world parliament as the WP had been touting in GE2011.
PM Lee also predicted that the contest in each constituency would be about national issues instead of simply local constituency issues.
He also accused some voices in society and social media of trying to mislead others.
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Another point was made about how the PAP is the only party in Singapore which brings together different groups, implying that all other opposition parties are divisive.
The PAP60 event was held at the Singapore Expo where over 6000 party activists attended.
PM Lee said that the PAP will fight to win every constituency and the party also announced the members of the Central Executive Committee who were elected.
Related:
PAP Announces the Members of their Central Executive Committee
PAP is bringing a lot of problems to Singaporeans
13 injured in accident between bus and taxi at Upper Serangoon Road
http://www.tnp.sg/news/13-injured-accident-between-bus-and-taxi-upper-serangoon-road
13 injured in accident between bus and taxi at Upper Serangoon Road
http://www.tnp.sg/news/13-injured-accident-between-bus-and-taxi-upper-serangoon-road
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Creating lots of jobs in the legal, insurance and medical sectors.
Remember: "only the PAP truly cares for the people and for the future of our children and grandchildren."
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Couple Of Points:
1. Not forgetting the vehicle repair sector.
2. PAP truly cares for the future of their (own) children and grandchildren.
1. Not forgetting the vehicle repair sector.
2. PAP truly cares for the future of their (own) children and grandchildren.
Creating lots of jobs in the legal, insurance and medical sectors.
Remember: "only the PAP truly cares for the people and for the future of our children and grandchildren."
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Vote the PAP out. Anytime. Anywhere. Anyone. 
The former looks likely
Altogether now!!! Vote the PAP out!!!
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