Return My CPF Thread: Han HuiHui & Roy Ngerng vs the CPF/NParks

[kiwibird7]

Re: Look At YMCA's Top Management And You Know Why YMCA Was Chosen For The HLP Saga

Letting a single party become entrenched in power for 50 years has done IRREPARABLE damage.

The PAP cancer cells have spread to every strata of society and institution, looks like final stage terminal cancer that has doomed the country. Even if oppo take over now may be too late.

 

[BuiKia]

Re: Teo ser luck deletes comment of father sharing his 5 yr old daughter’s experience

Obviously, the retard dunno the answer.

If its so obvious then you are stating the obvious so obviously you are the RETARD

 

[laksaboy]

Re: Look At YMCA's Top Management And You Know Why YMCA Was Chosen For The HLP Saga

Letting a single party become entrenched in power for 50 years has done IRREPARABLE damage.

The PAP cancer cells have spread to every strata of society and institution, looks like final stage terminal cancer that has doomed the country. Even if oppo take over now may be too late.

'Political stability' is just a euphemism for letting one group of people have the power for a very long time.

Pro-establishment folks claim that 'political stability' ensures that more things get done instead of constant petty fighting in Parliament.

More things certainly get done if you get all the power and are unopposed. However, what they fail to see is that more bad things get done. Human nature ensures that absolute power corrupts absolutely. Give it some time and the corruption will happen - it is the same for any country. That's why checks and balances must exist.

 

[Confuseous]

Re: Teo ser luck deletes comment of father sharing his 5 yr old daughter’s experience

Ostriches are dumb and behavior easy to predict....

Ser Fcuk knows only how to read the right things.

 

[steffychun]

Re: Look At YMCA's Top Management And You Know Why YMCA Was Chosen For The HLP Saga

huhhhhh!!!!!!! pinkyloong will surely be there.

Well that will be the showdown HHH vs LHL.

 

[bigboss]

Re: Teo ser luck deletes comment of father sharing his 5 yr old daughter’s experience

Do you want a government which is only interested to share their side of the story and blocks out all other contradictory stories?

Mediacorp once ran a commercial in Channel 5 quite frequently during prime time which should be aptly applied to this same situation today.

This commercial was then called "HEAR ONLY THE GOOD STUFF" about the radio programmes put up in FM 90.5 and today, it is certainly ironical that the paps really wanted the sinkies to listen to their stuff which is good and all stuffs from other sources are bad.

 

[Confuseous]

Re: Teo ser luck deletes comment of father sharing his 5 yr old daughter’s experience

Wooden Goh says Teo Ser Luck is a fcuking goat on his FB:

http://mothership.sg/2014/10/ex-prime-minister-goh-chok-tong-refers-to-hong-lim-park-users-as-goats/

 

[virus]

Re: Teo ser luck deletes comment of father sharing his 5 yr old daughter’s experience

i prefer

http://mothership.sg/2014/09/pap-mp...facebook-status-about-cpf-blogger-roy-ngerng/

1. At first, Teo insists Roy Ngerng performs a dance for the kids he heckled to show his contrition:

2. Then he softened his stance. Instead of “spoilt it all”, it became “spoilt the day”:

3. Two hours later, he probably thought Ngerng performing is an awful idea and replaced “perform a dance” with “and more!”:

4. Another two hours passed, before realising he might have let off a brain fart. Teo edited “handicapped children” to the more politically-correct term “children with special needs”:

5. Another four hours later, trying to avoid looking like he wants the apology for himself, Teo emphasised at the end that Ngerng should apologise “for the children”:

6. Not sure what he wants out of the apology, he then insists that there will be more to it:

This is the post in its final form:

Teo Ser Luck
Community · 8,607 Likes
· September 28 at 5:03pm · Edited ·

'We didn't know what was going on on the stage' - Roy Ngerng
Does it matter ? What you have done frightened these children ! You spoilt the day for these children with special needs who were looking forward to an enjoyable outing ! Roy has offered to give his sincere apologies and for sure he should for the children and more !
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And inexplicably, Teo decided to apologise as well seven hours later:

Teo Ser Luck
Community · 8,607 Likes
· September 29 at 12:19am ·

The earlier post was just overwhelmed with comments. Got to leave it from here. Let me do one last post on this. Since Roy Ngerng offered the apology, it's a step forward. I think he should especially for the children. The protesters were going after me but it affected the children and the event. For this I feel sorry and would apologize to YMCA and the children for this inconvenience caused because of my presence. As for the selfie, I would usually oblige and didn't want to spoil the day for these youths there. It's supposed to be a happy event. We will all learn something from here.
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king of roti prata.

 

[steffychun]

Re: Teo ser luck deletes comment of father sharing his 5 yr old daughter’s experience

Calvin will receive a letter from LHL's lawyers soon. Or maybe his daughter will get graded F9.

 

[frenchbriefs]

Re: Teo ser luck deletes comment of father sharing his 5 yr old daughter’s experience

if only ministers could edit speeches like they edit facebook posts.....then he wouldnt look like such a retard at the PAP rally

[video=youtube;Vx4T2h718o0]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vx4T2h718o0[/video]

i prefer http://mothership.sg/2014/09/pap-mp...facebook-status-about-cpf-blogger-roy-ngerng/

 

[Narong Wongwan]

Re: Teo ser luck deletes comment of father sharing his 5 yr old daughter’s experience

i prefer http://mothership.sg/2014/09/pap-mp...facebook-status-about-cpf-blogger-roy-ngerng/

This is your tax dollars at work people!
Not just peanuts $18k per month....
As mayor his yearly salary should be around $1 million.
And add on his MOS pay and bonuses and perks.
No wonder this guy owns a Ferrari maybe he got 2....
60.1% are you song bo?

 

[steffychun]

Re: Teo ser luck deletes comment of father sharing his 5 yr old daughter’s experience

This is your tax dollars at work people!
Not just peanuts $18k per month....
As mayor his yearly salary should be around $1 million.
And add on his MOS pay and bonuses and perks.
No wonder this guy owns a Ferrari maybe he got 2....
60.1% are you song bo?

60.% dont read Sammyboy.

 

[laksaboy]

Re: Teo ser luck deletes comment of father sharing his 5 yr old daughter’s experience

The silly pappies should stop deleting Facebook comments... someone out there will inevitably take screenshots and make you look very stupid.

If you can't take the heat, it's best if you stay off the social media bandwagon. Stop attempting to portray yourselves as down-to-earth or communicative through social media - all but the most deluded dimwits can see through the ruse.

 

[winnipegjets]

Re: Teo ser luck deletes comment of father sharing his 5 yr old daughter’s experience

I'm sure this facebook poster is actually Han hui hui again

HHH is everywhere and giving PAP sleepless nights.

 

[winnipegjets]

Re: Teo ser luck deletes comment of father sharing his 5 yr old daughter’s experience

60.% dont read Sammyboy.

40 percent do and they tell their fathers and their fathers will spread to word to their kopitiam kakis. Their mothers will tell the marketing Ah Soh. The heartlanders grapevine is very effective, don't underestimate it.

 

[Narong Wongwan]

Re: Teo ser luck deletes comment of father sharing his 5 yr old daughter’s experience

60.% dont read Sammyboy.

Pap IBs not part of the 60.1%?
Swarms of them here....

 

[winnipegjets]

Hong Lim Park is a headache for the government

Learning to share public space

In the wake of the disturbance caused by Central Provident Fund rally protesters at Hong Lim Park, outraged citizens have urged the authorities to bar multiple gatherings and all "social or family-oriented" events from being held there when there is risk of a clash.

Whether or not special needs children were heckled, the protesters' overall conduct was so egregiously bad that few would think the public censure that followed was overdone. However, the corrective measures that have been suggested warrant deeper reflection as they invoke larger considerations.

An argument for "Speakers' Corner" to be reserved for just speakers and protesters would ironically make a public space with a long history less public by progressively limiting its uses by fiat. Bequeathed to all by a philanthropist, it is a space that all should be free to use, in the spirit of greater inclusion, access and participation. This would create room, too, for the expression of alternative ideas and the projection of non-mainstream movements.

Yet when taken to its natural conclusion, any public space so conceived could become an arena of conflict when all choose to act as they see fit, with scant regard for others. The incident at Hong Lim Park last weekend, as an instance of a descent to the lowest common denominator, highlights the need for agreement on how and who should set certain limits to and resolve the dilemmas of the shared use of a public space.

Public order and safety, of course, are always overriding concerns whether a park is made available for gatherings or a street is pedestrianised. There is no question that some rules will have to be drawn up for these purposes and enforced fairly so one person's or group's use is not to the detriment of others.

Beyond these rules are social norms of sharing public spaces that should be made more explicit and not be taken lightly. Mutual respect and reciprocity are paramount if citizens are to avoid the brutish interactions that can follow when social callousness goes unchecked in such spaces.

It is not asking too much to expect unvarying civility whether airing strong views or promoting a deeply-held cause. In sum, there are roles the law, the community and the individual must all play to safeguard the appealing characteristics of a shared commons.

A parallel dilemma in cyberspace has proven to be stubbornly vexing given the difficulties of effectively curbing hacking, flaming, trolling, rumour-mongering, harassing and bullying via the Internet. In both cases, those using these shared public commons must learn that they have a duty to protect the space for all, if everyone is to continue to enjoy access to it.


This article was first published on Straits Times, Oct 4, 2014.

 

[winnipegjets]

Re: Hong Lim Park is a headache for the government

There are so many venues available to non-political events, so why should Hong Lim Park be the venue of choice?

Political events should have first dip at HLP until the government allows such events everywhere.

 

[steffychun]

Re: Hong Lim Park is a headache for the government

Aiah just make the "Durian" the new Hong Lim Park. All people will see are the spikes. To meet the protesters and "special needs" people, pay a fee to enter. Money will go back to your non-CPF account.

 

[laksaboy]

Re: Hong Lim Park is a headache for the government

The very idea of having a Speaker's Corner and needing to apply for a permit beforehand is abominable. There is no freedom of assembly.

The pappies should be grateful that Sinkies are docile enough to play by the rules, instead of using the YMCA/NParks to stir shit with dissidents.