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Punggol East By-Election Later News Update
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[h=1]2015-02-28: Lunar New Year Dinner 2015[/h]Updated about 2 months ago
Held at the open field beside Blk 178A Rivervale Crescent, residents of Punggol East celebrated the 10th day of the Lunar New Year together with MPs Li Lian, Sylvia Lim, Low Thia Khiang, NCMPs Gerald Giam and Yee Jenn Jong, who were ushered in by a dynamic group of lion dancers.
Starting with the traditional ‘lou-hei’ and 'yum-seng', residents were treated to a night of various energy-charged performances ranging from the mythical face changing, fast-paced chinese new year songs performed by a chinese wind ensemble, traditional dances from some very adorable kids, traditional chinese opera and dances, jaw-dropping wushu performances, as well as lucky draws.
Residents would also recognise Azman, our very own special guest and PE constituency committee member, who serenaded and wowed the crowd with a Cantonese love song '每天爱你一点’.
All in all, it was a lovely and cooling night which we hope everyone enjoyed. See you again soon for our next event, and here’s wishing everyone Good luck, wealth and health for the coming year of the goat! Huat ah!
Reported by: Aaron Peng
Photo credit: Jacky Koh Chee Koon and Adrian Sim
Held at the open field beside Blk 178A Rivervale Crescent, residents of Punggol East celebrated the 10th day of the Lunar New Year together with MPs Li Lian, Sylvia Lim, Low Thia Khiang, NCMPs Gerald Giam and Yee Jenn Jong, who were ushered in by a dynamic group of lion dancers.
Starting with the traditional ‘lou-hei’ and 'yum-seng', residents were treated to a night of various energy-charged performances ranging from the mythical face changing, fast-paced chinese new year songs performed by a chinese wind ensemble, traditional dances from some very adorable kids, traditional chinese opera and dances, jaw-dropping wushu performances, as well as lucky draws.
Residents would also recognise Azman, our very own special guest and PE constituency committee member, who serenaded and wowed the crowd with a Cantonese love song '每天爱你一点’.
All in all, it was a lovely and cooling night which we hope everyone enjoyed. See you again soon for our next event, and here’s wishing everyone Good luck, wealth and health for the coming year of the goat! Huat ah!
Reported by: Aaron Peng
Photo credit: Jacky Koh Chee Koon and Adrian Sim
[h=1]2015-02-28: Lunar New Year Dinner 2015[/h]Updated about 2 months ago
Held at the open field beside Blk 178A Rivervale Crescent, residents of Punggol East celebrated the 10th day of the Lunar New Year together with MPs Li Lian, Sylvia Lim, Low Thia Khiang, NCMPs Gerald Giam and Yee Jenn Jong, who were ushered in by a dynamic group of lion dancers.
Starting with the traditional ‘lou-hei’ and 'yum-seng', residents were treated to a night of various energy-charged performances ranging from the mythical face changing, fast-paced chinese new year songs performed by a chinese wind ensemble, traditional dances from some very adorable kids, traditional chinese opera and dances, jaw-dropping wushu performances, as well as lucky draws.
Residents would also recognise Azman, our very own special guest and PE constituency committee member, who serenaded and wowed the crowd with a Cantonese love song '每天爱你一点’.
All in all, it was a lovely and cooling night which we hope everyone enjoyed. See you again soon for our next event, and here’s wishing everyone Good luck, wealth and health for the coming year of the goat! Huat ah!
Reported by: Aaron Peng
Photo credit: Jacky Koh Chee Koon and Adrian Sim
Held at the open field beside Blk 178A Rivervale Crescent, residents of Punggol East celebrated the 10th day of the Lunar New Year together with MPs Li Lian, Sylvia Lim, Low Thia Khiang, NCMPs Gerald Giam and Yee Jenn Jong, who were ushered in by a dynamic group of lion dancers.
Starting with the traditional ‘lou-hei’ and 'yum-seng', residents were treated to a night of various energy-charged performances ranging from the mythical face changing, fast-paced chinese new year songs performed by a chinese wind ensemble, traditional dances from some very adorable kids, traditional chinese opera and dances, jaw-dropping wushu performances, as well as lucky draws.
Residents would also recognise Azman, our very own special guest and PE constituency committee member, who serenaded and wowed the crowd with a Cantonese love song '每天爱你一点’.
All in all, it was a lovely and cooling night which we hope everyone enjoyed. See you again soon for our next event, and here’s wishing everyone Good luck, wealth and health for the coming year of the goat! Huat ah!
Reported by: Aaron Peng
Photo credit: Jacky Koh Chee Koon and Adrian Sim
[h=1]2015-02-28: Lunar New Year Dinner 2015[/h]Updated about 2 months ago
Held at the open field beside Blk 178A Rivervale Crescent, residents of Punggol East celebrated the 10th day of the Lunar New Year together with MPs Li Lian, Sylvia Lim, Low Thia Khiang, NCMPs Gerald Giam and Yee Jenn Jong, who were ushered in by a dynamic group of lion dancers.
Starting with the traditional ‘lou-hei’ and 'yum-seng', residents were treated to a night of various energy-charged performances ranging from the mythical face changing, fast-paced chinese new year songs performed by a chinese wind ensemble, traditional dances from some very adorable kids, traditional chinese opera and dances, jaw-dropping wushu performances, as well as lucky draws.
Residents would also recognise Azman, our very own special guest and PE constituency committee member, who serenaded and wowed the crowd with a Cantonese love song '每天爱你一点’.
All in all, it was a lovely and cooling night which we hope everyone enjoyed. See you again soon for our next event, and here’s wishing everyone Good luck, wealth and health for the coming year of the goat! Huat ah!
Reported by: Aaron Peng
Photo credit: Jacky Koh Chee Koon and Adrian Sim
Held at the open field beside Blk 178A Rivervale Crescent, residents of Punggol East celebrated the 10th day of the Lunar New Year together with MPs Li Lian, Sylvia Lim, Low Thia Khiang, NCMPs Gerald Giam and Yee Jenn Jong, who were ushered in by a dynamic group of lion dancers.
Starting with the traditional ‘lou-hei’ and 'yum-seng', residents were treated to a night of various energy-charged performances ranging from the mythical face changing, fast-paced chinese new year songs performed by a chinese wind ensemble, traditional dances from some very adorable kids, traditional chinese opera and dances, jaw-dropping wushu performances, as well as lucky draws.
Residents would also recognise Azman, our very own special guest and PE constituency committee member, who serenaded and wowed the crowd with a Cantonese love song '每天爱你一点’.
All in all, it was a lovely and cooling night which we hope everyone enjoyed. See you again soon for our next event, and here’s wishing everyone Good luck, wealth and health for the coming year of the goat! Huat ah!
Reported by: Aaron Peng
Photo credit: Jacky Koh Chee Koon and Adrian Sim
http://www.tremeritus.com/2015/04/30/
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Tan Chuan Jin leh?:
May 1, 2015 at 12:10 am (Quote)
Tan Chuan Jin described Roy Ngerng and Han Hui Hui being “VILED” for supposedly “HECKLED” the special needs children performing at Hong Lim Park organised by YMCA.
What would Tan Chuan Jin describe the man wearing red T-shirt slapping a teenager Amos Yee?
Speak Up, Tan Chuan Jin & all the Ministers and MPs, especially those from the Workers’ Party.
Rating: +4 (from 6 votes)
unknown-man-assault-amos-yee-outside-state-courts/
Tan Chuan Jin leh?:
May 1, 2015 at 12:10 am (Quote)
Tan Chuan Jin described Roy Ngerng and Han Hui Hui being “VILED” for supposedly “HECKLED” the special needs children performing at Hong Lim Park organised by YMCA.
What would Tan Chuan Jin describe the man wearing red T-shirt slapping a teenager Amos Yee?
Speak Up, Tan Chuan Jin & all the Ministers and MPs, especially those from the Workers’ Party.
Rating: +4 (from 6 votes)
[h=1]2015-02-28: Lunar New Year Dinner 2015[/h]Updated about 2 months ago
Held at the open field beside Blk 178A Rivervale Crescent, residents of Punggol East celebrated the 10th day of the Lunar New Year together with MPs Li Lian, Sylvia Lim, Low Thia Khiang, NCMPs Gerald Giam and Yee Jenn Jong, who were ushered in by a dynamic group of lion dancers.
Starting with the traditional ‘lou-hei’ and 'yum-seng', residents were treated to a night of various energy-charged performances ranging from the mythical face changing, fast-paced chinese new year songs performed by a chinese wind ensemble, traditional dances from some very adorable kids, traditional chinese opera and dances, jaw-dropping wushu performances, as well as lucky draws.
Residents would also recognise Azman, our very own special guest and PE constituency committee member, who serenaded and wowed the crowd with a Cantonese love song '每天爱你一点’.
All in all, it was a lovely and cooling night which we hope everyone enjoyed. See you again soon for our next event, and here’s wishing everyone Good luck, wealth and health for the coming year of the goat! Huat ah!
Reported by: Aaron Peng
Photo credit: Jacky Koh Chee Koon and Adrian Sim
Held at the open field beside Blk 178A Rivervale Crescent, residents of Punggol East celebrated the 10th day of the Lunar New Year together with MPs Li Lian, Sylvia Lim, Low Thia Khiang, NCMPs Gerald Giam and Yee Jenn Jong, who were ushered in by a dynamic group of lion dancers.
Starting with the traditional ‘lou-hei’ and 'yum-seng', residents were treated to a night of various energy-charged performances ranging from the mythical face changing, fast-paced chinese new year songs performed by a chinese wind ensemble, traditional dances from some very adorable kids, traditional chinese opera and dances, jaw-dropping wushu performances, as well as lucky draws.
Residents would also recognise Azman, our very own special guest and PE constituency committee member, who serenaded and wowed the crowd with a Cantonese love song '每天爱你一点’.
All in all, it was a lovely and cooling night which we hope everyone enjoyed. See you again soon for our next event, and here’s wishing everyone Good luck, wealth and health for the coming year of the goat! Huat ah!
Reported by: Aaron Peng
Photo credit: Jacky Koh Chee Koon and Adrian Sim
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Netizen urges oppo MPs to raise these Qs in Parliament
Protected May 9th, 2015 | Author: Contributions
Parliament
I’ve sent the following questions to opposition MPs hoping that they will raise some of these hot button issues in Parliament. I hope they can get the govt to answer these questions. The next session of parliament will be held next Tuesday, 12/05/2015.
To MHA:
1: WHAT is taking so long for the police to solve the following cases?
J/20111117/2218: case of sedition for posting image with caption offensive to Muslims, report made against Mr. Jason Neo. Case still unresolved after 3.5 years.
E/20121211/2119: case of death threats made against Singaporeans, report made against Mr. Topher Yakuza. Case still unresolved after 2.5 years.
E/20150211/7007: case of sedition for posting comments offensive to ethnic Chinese, particularly Buddhists and Taoists, report made against Mr. Neill Graham. Case still unresolved after 3 months.
D/20150402/7009: case of threats of physical violence and sexual abuse made against Mr. Amos Yee, report made against Mr. Jason Tan Kok Whee. Case still unresolved after 1 month.
(I have attached copies of the police reports as evidence)
2: In view of the terrorist threats that Ed Mundsel Bello Ello made against Singaporeans and Singapore, WHY was he only charged under lesser charges of sedition and not the far more severe charge of subversion, and WHY wasn’t the ISA used against him given the severity of his threats?
Doesn’t the failure to use the ISA against Edz Ello when he made terrorist threats against the country PROVE that the ISA is worthless and should be abolished immediately?
3: In view of the revelation that Ms. Nisha Padmanabhan of the IDA has an MBA while “Dr.” Marc Jonet has a Masters Degree & a Ph. D from known degree mills, WHAT measures are the ICA taking to ensure that permanent residencies and citizenship are awarded ONLY to people with bona fide qualifications, NOT fake ones?
To MinLaw:
1: WHY was lawyer Alvin Yeo’s case classified as “over-billing” and not “overcharging”? WHAT exactly are the differences between them apart from being a case of mere semantics? (Alvin Yeo is currently a PAP MP).
To MOM, MOE, MOF, NTUC:
1: In view of the revelations that Ms. Nisha Padmanabhan of the IDA has an MBA while “Dr.” Marc Jonet has a Masters Degree & a Ph. D from known degree mills while “Dr.” Anup Shankar, formerly of NUS is NOT a qualified medical doctor at all, WHAT measures are the government taking to ensure that ONLY foreigners who GRADUATED from PROPERLY ACCREDITED universities receive gainful employment here, particularly in the PMET sectors?
Moreover, considering that “Dr.” Shankar was teaching medicine in NUS when he’s not a qualified medical doctor, how will this affect the status of his former pupils since they were taught by somebody unqualified to teach them?
2: If restoring the status of Thaipusam as a public holiday will cause major negative impacts in productivity and GDP growth, then WHY is the government considering gazetting a “Founder’s Day” in honor of Mr. Lee Kuan Yew when this will ALSO cause the SAME major negative impacts in productivity and GDP growth?
To MOT:
1: SMRT Ltd and SBS Transit are still giving mediocre performances as PTOs, especially SMRT Ltd. Despite this, they keep raising transport fares while earning healthy profits. WHY are they allowed to do this?
If it is because as former PTC Chairman Gerard Ee says that they must earn a level of profit that they are comfortable with before they can focus on resolving issues, then shouldn’t the PTOs be nationalized since the privatization policy has clearly FAILED to improve service quality or productivity but has instead encouraged profiteering and greed?
2: WHAT measures are the government taking to recover the loss of half a billion dollars from Alpine Bau GmBH (Singapore branch) in view of their insolvency and failure to complete the 2 MRT stations they were contracted to construct?
To Opposition MPs:
As the elected representatives of the people mandated to provide check and balance on the government, please raise these issues and keep pressing the government for answers as many Singaporeans are getting tired of our Govt evading questions and practising double standards.
If you guys are not willing to check on them, perhaps you guys should stand aside and retire. Let others who are more willing to question the government to run for the next election and get into the Parliament.
Don’t waste our time!
Thanks & best regards.
Patrick
* Submitted by TRE reader
Netizen urges oppo MPs to raise these Qs in Parliament
Protected May 9th, 2015 | Author: Contributions
Parliament
I’ve sent the following questions to opposition MPs hoping that they will raise some of these hot button issues in Parliament. I hope they can get the govt to answer these questions. The next session of parliament will be held next Tuesday, 12/05/2015.
To MHA:
1: WHAT is taking so long for the police to solve the following cases?
J/20111117/2218: case of sedition for posting image with caption offensive to Muslims, report made against Mr. Jason Neo. Case still unresolved after 3.5 years.
E/20121211/2119: case of death threats made against Singaporeans, report made against Mr. Topher Yakuza. Case still unresolved after 2.5 years.
E/20150211/7007: case of sedition for posting comments offensive to ethnic Chinese, particularly Buddhists and Taoists, report made against Mr. Neill Graham. Case still unresolved after 3 months.
D/20150402/7009: case of threats of physical violence and sexual abuse made against Mr. Amos Yee, report made against Mr. Jason Tan Kok Whee. Case still unresolved after 1 month.
(I have attached copies of the police reports as evidence)
2: In view of the terrorist threats that Ed Mundsel Bello Ello made against Singaporeans and Singapore, WHY was he only charged under lesser charges of sedition and not the far more severe charge of subversion, and WHY wasn’t the ISA used against him given the severity of his threats?
Doesn’t the failure to use the ISA against Edz Ello when he made terrorist threats against the country PROVE that the ISA is worthless and should be abolished immediately?
3: In view of the revelation that Ms. Nisha Padmanabhan of the IDA has an MBA while “Dr.” Marc Jonet has a Masters Degree & a Ph. D from known degree mills, WHAT measures are the ICA taking to ensure that permanent residencies and citizenship are awarded ONLY to people with bona fide qualifications, NOT fake ones?
To MinLaw:
1: WHY was lawyer Alvin Yeo’s case classified as “over-billing” and not “overcharging”? WHAT exactly are the differences between them apart from being a case of mere semantics? (Alvin Yeo is currently a PAP MP).
To MOM, MOE, MOF, NTUC:
1: In view of the revelations that Ms. Nisha Padmanabhan of the IDA has an MBA while “Dr.” Marc Jonet has a Masters Degree & a Ph. D from known degree mills while “Dr.” Anup Shankar, formerly of NUS is NOT a qualified medical doctor at all, WHAT measures are the government taking to ensure that ONLY foreigners who GRADUATED from PROPERLY ACCREDITED universities receive gainful employment here, particularly in the PMET sectors?
Moreover, considering that “Dr.” Shankar was teaching medicine in NUS when he’s not a qualified medical doctor, how will this affect the status of his former pupils since they were taught by somebody unqualified to teach them?
2: If restoring the status of Thaipusam as a public holiday will cause major negative impacts in productivity and GDP growth, then WHY is the government considering gazetting a “Founder’s Day” in honor of Mr. Lee Kuan Yew when this will ALSO cause the SAME major negative impacts in productivity and GDP growth?
To MOT:
1: SMRT Ltd and SBS Transit are still giving mediocre performances as PTOs, especially SMRT Ltd. Despite this, they keep raising transport fares while earning healthy profits. WHY are they allowed to do this?
If it is because as former PTC Chairman Gerard Ee says that they must earn a level of profit that they are comfortable with before they can focus on resolving issues, then shouldn’t the PTOs be nationalized since the privatization policy has clearly FAILED to improve service quality or productivity but has instead encouraged profiteering and greed?
2: WHAT measures are the government taking to recover the loss of half a billion dollars from Alpine Bau GmBH (Singapore branch) in view of their insolvency and failure to complete the 2 MRT stations they were contracted to construct?
To Opposition MPs:
As the elected representatives of the people mandated to provide check and balance on the government, please raise these issues and keep pressing the government for answers as many Singaporeans are getting tired of our Govt evading questions and practising double standards.
If you guys are not willing to check on them, perhaps you guys should stand aside and retire. Let others who are more willing to question the government to run for the next election and get into the Parliament.
Don’t waste our time!
Thanks & best regards.
Patrick
* Submitted by TRE reader
[h=1]2015-02-28: Lunar New Year Dinner 2015[/h]Updated about 2 months ago
Held at the open field beside Blk 178A Rivervale Crescent, residents of Punggol East celebrated the 10th day of the Lunar New Year together with MPs Li Lian, Sylvia Lim, Low Thia Khiang, NCMPs Gerald Giam and Yee Jenn Jong, who were ushered in by a dynamic group of lion dancers.
Starting with the traditional ‘lou-hei’ and 'yum-seng', residents were treated to a night of various energy-charged performances ranging from the mythical face changing, fast-paced chinese new year songs performed by a chinese wind ensemble, traditional dances from some very adorable kids, traditional chinese opera and dances, jaw-dropping wushu performances, as well as lucky draws.
Residents would also recognise Azman, our very own special guest and PE constituency committee member, who serenaded and wowed the crowd with a Cantonese love song '每天爱你一点’.
All in all, it was a lovely and cooling night which we hope everyone enjoyed. See you again soon for our next event, and here’s wishing everyone Good luck, wealth and health for the coming year of the goat! Huat ah!
Reported by: Aaron Peng
Photo credit: Jacky Koh Chee Koon and Adrian Sim
Held at the open field beside Blk 178A Rivervale Crescent, residents of Punggol East celebrated the 10th day of the Lunar New Year together with MPs Li Lian, Sylvia Lim, Low Thia Khiang, NCMPs Gerald Giam and Yee Jenn Jong, who were ushered in by a dynamic group of lion dancers.
Starting with the traditional ‘lou-hei’ and 'yum-seng', residents were treated to a night of various energy-charged performances ranging from the mythical face changing, fast-paced chinese new year songs performed by a chinese wind ensemble, traditional dances from some very adorable kids, traditional chinese opera and dances, jaw-dropping wushu performances, as well as lucky draws.
Residents would also recognise Azman, our very own special guest and PE constituency committee member, who serenaded and wowed the crowd with a Cantonese love song '每天爱你一点’.
All in all, it was a lovely and cooling night which we hope everyone enjoyed. See you again soon for our next event, and here’s wishing everyone Good luck, wealth and health for the coming year of the goat! Huat ah!
Reported by: Aaron Peng
Photo credit: Jacky Koh Chee Koon and Adrian Sim
[h=1]2015-02-28: Lunar New Year Dinner 2015[/h]Updated about 3 months ago
Held at the open field beside Blk 178A Rivervale Crescent, residents of Punggol East celebrated the 10th day of the Lunar New Year together with MPs Li Lian, Sylvia Lim, Low Thia Khiang, NCMPs Gerald Giam and Yee Jenn Jong, who were ushered in by a dynamic group of lion dancers.
Starting with the traditional ‘lou-hei’ and 'yum-seng', residents were treated to a night of various energy-charged performances ranging from the mythical face changing, fast-paced chinese new year songs performed by a chinese wind ensemble, traditional dances from some very adorable kids, traditional chinese opera and dances, jaw-dropping wushu performances, as well as lucky draws.
Residents would also recognise Azman, our very own special guest and PE constituency committee member, who serenaded and wowed the crowd with a Cantonese love song '每天爱你一点’.
All in all, it was a lovely and cooling night which we hope everyone enjoyed. See you again soon for our next event, and here’s wishing everyone Good luck, wealth and health for the coming year of the goat! Huat ah!
Reported by: Aaron Peng
Photo credit: Jacky Koh Chee Koon and Adrian Sim
Held at the open field beside Blk 178A Rivervale Crescent, residents of Punggol East celebrated the 10th day of the Lunar New Year together with MPs Li Lian, Sylvia Lim, Low Thia Khiang, NCMPs Gerald Giam and Yee Jenn Jong, who were ushered in by a dynamic group of lion dancers.
Starting with the traditional ‘lou-hei’ and 'yum-seng', residents were treated to a night of various energy-charged performances ranging from the mythical face changing, fast-paced chinese new year songs performed by a chinese wind ensemble, traditional dances from some very adorable kids, traditional chinese opera and dances, jaw-dropping wushu performances, as well as lucky draws.
Residents would also recognise Azman, our very own special guest and PE constituency committee member, who serenaded and wowed the crowd with a Cantonese love song '每天爱你一点’.
All in all, it was a lovely and cooling night which we hope everyone enjoyed. See you again soon for our next event, and here’s wishing everyone Good luck, wealth and health for the coming year of the goat! Huat ah!
Reported by: Aaron Peng
Photo credit: Jacky Koh Chee Koon and Adrian Sim
[h=1]2015-02-28: Lunar New Year Dinner 2015[/h]Updated about 3 months ago
Held at the open field beside Blk 178A Rivervale Crescent, residents of Punggol East celebrated the 10th day of the Lunar New Year together with MPs Li Lian, Sylvia Lim, Low Thia Khiang, NCMPs Gerald Giam and Yee Jenn Jong, who were ushered in by a dynamic group of lion dancers.
Starting with the traditional ‘lou-hei’ and 'yum-seng', residents were treated to a night of various energy-charged performances ranging from the mythical face changing, fast-paced chinese new year songs performed by a chinese wind ensemble, traditional dances from some very adorable kids, traditional chinese opera and dances, jaw-dropping wushu performances, as well as lucky draws.
Residents would also recognise Azman, our very own special guest and PE constituency committee member, who serenaded and wowed the crowd with a Cantonese love song '每天爱你一点’.
All in all, it was a lovely and cooling night which we hope everyone enjoyed. See you again soon for our next event, and here’s wishing everyone Good luck, wealth and health for the coming year of the goat! Huat ah!
Reported by: Aaron Peng
Photo credit: Jacky Koh Chee Koon and Adrian Sim
Held at the open field beside Blk 178A Rivervale Crescent, residents of Punggol East celebrated the 10th day of the Lunar New Year together with MPs Li Lian, Sylvia Lim, Low Thia Khiang, NCMPs Gerald Giam and Yee Jenn Jong, who were ushered in by a dynamic group of lion dancers.
Starting with the traditional ‘lou-hei’ and 'yum-seng', residents were treated to a night of various energy-charged performances ranging from the mythical face changing, fast-paced chinese new year songs performed by a chinese wind ensemble, traditional dances from some very adorable kids, traditional chinese opera and dances, jaw-dropping wushu performances, as well as lucky draws.
Residents would also recognise Azman, our very own special guest and PE constituency committee member, who serenaded and wowed the crowd with a Cantonese love song '每天爱你一点’.
All in all, it was a lovely and cooling night which we hope everyone enjoyed. See you again soon for our next event, and here’s wishing everyone Good luck, wealth and health for the coming year of the goat! Huat ah!
Reported by: Aaron Peng
Photo credit: Jacky Koh Chee Koon and Adrian Sim
WP is a fake opposition party
Reality check:
May 22, 2015 at 11:57 pm (Quote)
@ Silent Party:
May 22, 2015 at 9:37 pm
“WP is PAP”
The Workers’ Party Sec_Gen & Chairman have sang the PAP praises in the past. Even their former MP Yaw Shin Leong had admitted voting FOR the PAP.
“WP is a fake opposition party.”
Not only fake, but had SERVED the PAP interests by helping to LEGITIMISE the PAP’s “HORRIBLE” policies.
“Think wisely, what had WP done these 3 years?????”
What only 3 years. Low Thia Khiang has been MP for TWENTY FOUR (24) YEARS. For the millions in MP allowances/bonus, what has WP Sec-Gen & MP Low Thia Khiang contributed or achieved for Singapore and Singaporean?
With the sad saga of the WP’s running of the AHPETC where it would seem ONLY the FMSS – AHPTEC’s Managing Agent, whose shareholders had been nominators and seconders of WP candidates in the GE – is LAUGHING ALL THE WAY TO THE BANK – at least the WP/AHPETC has not shown otherwise nor has WP/FMSS been open nor transparent & also in view of the fact that FMSS was only set up before being appointed
“WP under LTK will NOT progress further.”
Yeah lor, Low Thia Khiang even helped the PAP to demonise Chee Soon Juan by calling Chee a “MAD DOG”. As we know, the PAP had been character assassinating Chee because Chee could use his Western influence and also be more effective opposition MP compared to Low
“WP is the most useless so called opposition party.”
It is worse than “useless”. The WP would PROLONG the PAP’s dictatorial rule by forming a COALITION with the PAPies.
VTO BOTH the PAP & WP – almost one and the same,whichever way one looks at them.
Reality check:
May 22, 2015 at 11:57 pm (Quote)
@ Silent Party:
May 22, 2015 at 9:37 pm
“WP is PAP”
The Workers’ Party Sec_Gen & Chairman have sang the PAP praises in the past. Even their former MP Yaw Shin Leong had admitted voting FOR the PAP.
“WP is a fake opposition party.”
Not only fake, but had SERVED the PAP interests by helping to LEGITIMISE the PAP’s “HORRIBLE” policies.
“Think wisely, what had WP done these 3 years?????”
What only 3 years. Low Thia Khiang has been MP for TWENTY FOUR (24) YEARS. For the millions in MP allowances/bonus, what has WP Sec-Gen & MP Low Thia Khiang contributed or achieved for Singapore and Singaporean?
With the sad saga of the WP’s running of the AHPETC where it would seem ONLY the FMSS – AHPTEC’s Managing Agent, whose shareholders had been nominators and seconders of WP candidates in the GE – is LAUGHING ALL THE WAY TO THE BANK – at least the WP/AHPETC has not shown otherwise nor has WP/FMSS been open nor transparent & also in view of the fact that FMSS was only set up before being appointed
“WP under LTK will NOT progress further.”
Yeah lor, Low Thia Khiang even helped the PAP to demonise Chee Soon Juan by calling Chee a “MAD DOG”. As we know, the PAP had been character assassinating Chee because Chee could use his Western influence and also be more effective opposition MP compared to Low
“WP is the most useless so called opposition party.”
It is worse than “useless”. The WP would PROLONG the PAP’s dictatorial rule by forming a COALITION with the PAPies.
VTO BOTH the PAP & WP – almost one and the same,whichever way one looks at them.
