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S’pore needs more educated immigrants - MM Lee

You are making the assumption that voting differently will change the situation. Many of those who left think it is fallible to make such an assumption. Let's take a simple issue. Has any of those intending to run for office announced their intention to cut the salaries of ministers if they form the government? This simple test will tell you heaps about what kind of changes you can expect. Only naive people will believe that voting will make a difference to their lives. To quote Mao, power comes from the barrel of a gun.
I'm under no illusions that a new government will be better or that they will automatically decrease their pay.
In fact, I don't know whether they will be better or worse, but I'm actually quite confident that they will not decrease their pay.
What I know is this.
When you vote out a significant number of the ruling party mps or even vote out enough of them such that the ruling party is changed, those who have been voted out will certainly ask "why?" Those mps who were not voted out would also ask "why?" The new mps voted in may not know or care why, but they will certainly be wary that if they don't work for the voters, they will be the ones being voted out the next time.
This will make all the elected mps, including the members of the cabinet, humble and respectful towards the voters, as they know that the voters determine their careers.
Not like the current situation whereby the elected mps, including the members of the cabinet, think that their superiors determine their careers.
 
Any man on the street can tell you that a country needs more educated immigrants.
It doesn't need an 80+ year old man to tell us.
The problem is that we are getting a lot of immigrants in SG and most of them are not well educated. The floodgates have been opened for them and many of these foreigners are coming in to make the best of their opportunities, many of them are in low level jobs, some in higher level jobs but who actually do not have the qualifications and capability to do such jobs, and some even to scam.
Of course, if a foreigner comes to this country, gets a good education, serves his national service, contributes back to the country particularly to educate or teach the younger citizens, that would be great. But how many of such cases are there? He probably picked one case that is this way and highlighted it. But is this case a norm or an exception? Your guess is as good as mine.
For every one case like this, there are probably many cases of a production operator who brings his 2 young children, housewife wife and 2 elderly parents, to make the country more crowded and obtain whatever benefits they can get. Of course, they will not hesitate to return to their own country when they have squeezed out whatever benefits they can. For one case of an educated young man who gives back to the country and does his ns faithfully, how many cases of the production operator and his non-value added family are there?
 
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PRC Bank Exec

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Happen to be at waterloo street doing some bank transaction yesterday lunch time, was told by the counter staff to wait for 15min to half an hour. Went out for a quick puff and saw this gal leaning on my car talking on her phone. The moment she lift up her head, I was WOW..... Not bad leh. She smile back and say sorrie, I told her to carry on leaning in a joking way. We chatted awhile and got to know that she just arrived 3 weeks ago working at the Bank which I just went. So I try to date her out for a drink and she say OK (My Lucky Day).

Pick her up after her work at 5.30pm and we went downtown for dinner. I was trying my best to test water (NO LUCK). We headed to Boat Quay for a drink after dinner and I told myself this time DIE DIE also must ask. All of a sudden, she burst into tear (ALCOHOL EFFECT), saying she misses her parent. I try to console her and told her not to think so much. Time passes and we are now more open up, I pop up the question to her:

Me: Why dun you try to earn more money while you are in SG?
She: How to?
Me: Do part time lor.
She: What is part time?
Me: Must I go into detail, then you can understand.
(Slient for a while) and (Burst into laughter)
She: How much am I worth in your eye.
Me: Hard to say, depends on how good are you.
She: How much do you want to give me, if I say OK to you.
Me: 150 lor (Man Ego).
She: If I am good to you, you give me more is it?
Me: Let see how good are you.
Me: How???
She: Can try. Is it now?
Me: Now lor. If not when?
She: Where?
Me: I bring you there.

10.45pm we check into a hotel at chinatown and the rest is story.....

Name: Txxx Xxxx
Age: 25
Look: 7.5 (Young office exec look)
Stats: 34B / 24 / 34 (I think so)
BBBJ: Yes for me
FJ: 9 (good moaning)
Painting: Yes for me
CIM: No
AR: No
AJ: No
Attitude: Very anticipating
Damage: 150 / 1shot
Overall: Good
RTF: Yes for sure (Bonking a Bank Exec)


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Bro, sorrie for that. I think she doesnt understand or watsover... Try again bro.

i muz apologise for my earlier post... jumped e gun too soon

yes after i logged off TxXx called me on my hp again n apologised for e earlier miscom. i said it's alright n asked if she free to meet, n straight away set the timing @9.30pm, venue @Lavender 81.

i was early n boy, booked e rm but still gotta wait 15mins for it to b available. anyway, to cut e story short, after entering e rm i sms TxXx n she arrived promptly, about 5mins later.

i shan't go into details of our frolics as they're pretty SOP.. but i'm impressed wif her great attitude n friendliness. n e way she enjoyed my painting her pussy reali turned me on

well, here's e verdict (my 2cts' worth - up to u to decide if e price is too costly):

Face: 7.5/10 to 8.5/10
Body/ Fig/ Complexion: Slim, smooth skin, tummy undetected.
Boobs: 7.5/10 to 7/10 (juz nice for me, but mayb a little tiny for boob lovers)
BBBJ: 7/10 (paid attention during e job but duration abit short)
Cat bath: er... watz dat?? haha...
FJ: 8.5/10 (coz i turned her on wif my tongue painting le, so she was kinda like desiring for it)
Massage: Nil
Attitude: 9/10 (frenly, great gf feeling, a nice gal to chat with and kiss gd bye to)
Damage: 150 (x-rm, x-cd)
RTF: Nodz

overall, she's a v nice gal albeit abit pricey. but like i said, it all depends on wat u lookin for. for me i go look for bong abt once a mth, so e price is ok for me if it comes wif quality - n i rate her as 1 of my bst bonking sexperience

pls treat her nice n dun exploit her. tks.

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Samster Join Date: Aug 2008
Location: Singapore Ltd.
Posts: 107
My Reputation:Points: 77 / Power: 1

Re: PRC Bank Exec

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Hi to all Bros

Bro JJjumper
Bro, I have not mentioned which bank she work in and from what I know not all banks in Spore (Local and Foreign) required english speaking staff.

Local bank do required english speaking staff but that does not mean all are able to. For example (Pantry lady, Cleaner and etc....)

Foreign bank do required english speaking staff at the frontline but how about those at the backend. Those junior staff or lower ranking at the backend may not need to.

No offence to you bro....

Bro DL2UHI
Bro, what you have stated in your post is very true and well said. I can speak, sing and even scold in chinese or dialect but when I come to reading or writing, I am a total BLUR king.

Bro kefuso
Bro, I guess you may have misheard or there are some miscommunication between you and her. She has never told anyone that she is working in a factory. What she has told me is she is rushing some work at her colleague house and need to be handed over the next day. She say she is still very new working there and that why she need to go over to her colleague house to finish her work.

Bro there are many levels in the bank and she maybe a small little fly over there. She may not understand what you have know. There are many frontline staff at our local bank and when ask some question, they always tell us to wait and will ask their senior to talk to us.

I hope I am right bro. No offence to you............

Bro Cunnosieur
Bro, what you have posted up is a profile of a manager and a senior officer position. I have only stated that she work in the bank as a exec.


An exec. could mean = admin, clerk, trainee staff or some backend staff.

No offence to you bro........

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The breast of times
By May Yip. The Straits Times Publication Date: 20-04-2006

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Cleavages are bustin' out all over Singapore, it seems. Take the recent Miss Singapore Universe pageant. From tabloids to blogs, eye-catching bust-lines were what made headlines, with water-cooler talk revolving around the generous cup sizes of this year's winner.


Miss Singapore Universe

And on a daily basis, images of cleavages juggle - or should that be jiggle - for the attention of passers-by on billboard ads, covers of magazines and on the small screen.

Not that straight men with healthy libidos are complaining, but you would be excused for thinking that once-conservative Singapore is turning into one breast-obsessed nation.

"I thought this year's Miss Singapore Universe (Carol Cheong) won because of her boobs," says Joshua-Uriel Leong, a banker from BOC in his 30s who admits that he is a "boob man" and is drawn to a woman's breasts ahead of her other physical attributes.

And "Yes, yes, yes - size does matter", he adds.

According to Doy Teo, director of the Singapore operations of lingerie brand Triumph International, the number of women going up to a bigger C cup has surged from about 10 per cent a decade ago to 18 per cent.

The lingerie industry here is estimated to be worth S$100 million (US$62.58 million), says Teo. The brand now even carries a line of fuller-figure F-cup bras, and these whoppers have been enjoying brisk sales.

Another favourite among shoppers here is the push-up bra. Foong Yen, a spokesman for home-grown lingerie brand Ero, says 70 per cent of sales come from its Skin.Cool range of push-up bras.

As boob "authority" Jeffrey Chung notes: "The first things guys notice about girls are breasts. Instead of keeping them in, the media might as well capitalise on them."

He ought to know - he is the model agency owner who made headlines by marketing three D-cup models as the Singapore D-Cup Show Girls.

And the media has certainly wholeheartedly embraced this icon of femininity, from publications devoted to lad culture such as Maxim, featuring scantily clad women on and between its covers, to the popularity of models willing to display more decolletage.

There is also no shortage of cleavage on big and small screens too, such as Uma Thurman's bountiful bosom in The Producers or on the now-ended MTV reality series, Newlyweds, starring Jessica Simpson and her perfect double Ds.

This show of skin has even migrated from the reel world to reality, with a whole generation of young women flaunting their seemingly blossoming assets in tube tops and barely-there halters.

"Boobs are the reason men wake up in the morning and the source of comfort as they lie in bed with their ladies at night," says Joshua-Uriel Leong. "The ideal breast size should be big enough for you to notice, but not of the size that you end up talking to them instead."

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Nationality: P R China; Singapore PR
Date & Place of Birth: 15/10/1964; Lanzhou, China
Gender Female

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EXPERIENCE

Jan. 2002 – Dec. 2005 Bank of China, Singapore Branch
Account Relationship Manager – Corporate Banking Department
Liaise with arrangers on syndication loans deals;
Information gathering, assessing and analysing of macro economy, industry, multinational corporates etc.
Prepare and present of credit proposals;
Prepare annual review reports for existing portfolios;
Draft various reports to Head Office;
Draft, edit and finalise credit manual of the department in Chinese (over 120 pages)
Translate credit manual of the department into English.

Sep. 1998 - Dec. 2001 The Kwangtung Provincial Bank
Singapore Branch
(KPB merged with Bank of China since
1 Jan.2002)
Senior Officer – China Business Department to build and expand customer base; to minimise problem loan facilities, increased interest income by 30% within year of 1999; to go on business trips whenever necessary;

BLK x03, #x1-159, CHOA CHU KANG STREET, SINGAPORE x80503
PHONE x769 2664 (R), x181 5596; e-mail: [email protected]

handling perplexing projects which involved in legal procedures;
to draft reports to Head Office;
to communicate well with senior managers and junior staffs.

May 1994- Jul 1998 Robert W H Wang & Woo/Raymond Tan & Co
China Project Supervisor cum Administrator
to oversee the legal procedures related to China Property Projects and to provide useful and helpful information to the customers;
to translante documents whenever necessary;
to manage 5 supporting staffs;
implemented on-the-job training for new staff.

Jan 1989–1992 Gansu Arts & Crafts Import & Export Corp. Lanzhou
International Trade Representative
Attending international trading fair, travelling overseas and within territary of China to negoticate with clients and suppliers on sales and purchse terms;
Expanded business to Hong Kong, Japan, Taiwan, European and Middle East market;
Worked closely with suppliers to ensure the prompt shipment.

Sep. 1986–Dec. 1988 Gansu Agricultural University, Lanzhou
Assistant Lecturer
Conducted essential English courses to 1-2nd year students and students from ethnic areas;
Conducted training courses to secondary school teachers from rural areass.

EDUCATION
1982–1986 Northwest Normal University, Lanzhou, China
B.A., English Language & Literature.
1990–1991 Gansu International Trade Institute, Lanzhou, China

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Is he saying that Singaporeans are not educated enough? Or that there are not enough educated Singaporeans? With three universities, how can there not be enough educated Singaporeans?
 
S’pore needs more educated immigrants to make country dynamic, says MM Lee

Channel NewsAsia - Sunday, April 18

[S’pore needs more educated immigrants to make country dynamic, says MM Lee] S’pore needs more educated immigrants to make country dynamic, says MM Lee



thats why more not-so-educated local true blue born-in-singapore singaporeans are leaving this FT polluted motherland lor.
 
Any man on the street can tell you that a country needs more educated immigrants.
It doesn't need an 80+ year old man to tell us.
The problem is that we are getting a lot of immigrants in SG and most of them are not well educated. The floodgates have been opened for them and many of these foreigners are coming in to make the best of their opportunities, many of them are in low level jobs, some in higher level jobs but who actually do not have the qualifications and capability to do such jobs, and some even to scam.
Of course, if a foreigner comes to this country, gets a good education, serves his national service, contributes back to the country particularly to educate or teach the younger citizens, that would be great. But how many of such cases are there? He probably picked one case that is this way and highlighted it. But is this case a norm or an exception? Your guess is as good as mine.

Have you any idea of the labor situation here. what makes you think that it is only the super white collar dudes are the only ones needed to keep the economy running. To test out the theory, just send back all the banglas who clean the rubbish chutes daily in HDB blocks. See how fast life comes to a standstill. The same apply to many other lowly areas of work and employment.

Bear in mind. 40 % of the local population have pri six and below education. Much lower than the banglas who work as rubbish cleaners in these people's HDB blocks.
 
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