the funny thing is if u look in the glass behind her, the face is facing wrong direction
You are sharp. Quite errie.
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You are sharp. Quite errie.
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You are sharp. Quite errie.
Sharp my foot. This image is all over the internet. :oIo:
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Guess the race has been a signature question here in sammyboyforum
So is an Ah Neh and a cobra ( Orr Perng )
So is an Ah Neh and a cobra ( Orr Perng )
Sorry sir. I don't spend much time surfing the web unlike those who need to write TPX stories.
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The problem here lies with the Malaysian Chinese who had take 'refuge' here in Singapore from the 'persecution' they received from the 'bumiputras' back from WHERE THEY BELONG. So, they 'throw stones' from Singapore at them & find every opportunity to 'flame the fire'..can you blame them for this??
We are much more tolerant....for there is inequality , it is somewhat kept in check...it is these Malaysian Chinese & not to mention the Indonesian Chinese...& whatever Chinese we have attracted here...that "shame my gun"....should be very worried about.
I am not sure if I agree with you on this. The Malaysian Chinese who have moved to Singapore are very conscious of the sensitivity as they have seen and heard what can go wrong. I am aware that deep within them there is a lot of resentment but they do not talk about openly in a emotional manner but do speak about it in a more measured way. So far we have been getting Singaporeans who have been blurting stuff online because they do not appreciate what is going on and end up being prosecuted.
The Malaysian Chinese also have no qualms about mixing with other races but later generation of Singaporeans struggle. Just have to go to overseas universities where Singaporeans are and you can see they only can mix with fellow chinese. The Malaysian Chinese on the other hand are ready to mingle. Very unfortunate as our generation was not like this.
The Malaysian Chinese also have no qualms about mixing with other races but later generation of Singaporeans struggle. Just have to go to overseas universities where Singaporeans are and you can see they only can mix with fellow chinese. The Malaysian Chinese on the other hand are ready to mingle. Very unfortunate as our generation was not like this.
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I beg to differ.....
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Thambi is barking up at the wrong tree. Reaching out the the Muslims merely means we bent over to suit their needs. Integration with the Muslim is never going to be a mutual affair. It the same case any where in the world as far as Muslims are concern.
I agree. He is just widening the rift. Instead of pandering to them he should have balanced his speech and are ask them to try harder on their part to integrate and not isolate themselves further. He should also ask them to speak out and condemn atrocities that are done in the name of Islam.
Poor leadership and lacks the moral courage to speak out. Non Muslim Singaporeans like the rest of the World will continue to think or believe that Muslims are comfortable with the spate of terrorism that is consuming the World.
Poor leadership and lacks the moral courage to speak out. Non Muslim Singaporeans like the rest of the World will continue to think or believe that Muslims are comfortable with the spate of terrorism that is consuming the World.
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It is impossible to integrate with anyone who is dumb enough to believe in the existence of a "god".
I tried integrating with my Christian friends and found it impossible too. For example they came to my house for dinner and wanted to say grace before commencing the meal.
I told them that my house was not subservient to the lord and I and not some god was providing the food so if they wanted to they should thank me and NOT the lord.
I asked how would they like it if I went to their homes for a meal and started imposing my philosophies and beliefs regarding where the food came from and who should be thanked for it.
Needless to say we are no longer friends. They don't invite me to their homes anymore and I sure as hell would not invite them to mine.
Well, K Shanmugan. My problem with local Malays is this.
Most if not all Malays are anti Israel. They even went to Hong Lim Park to protest. Some Malay believe that ISIS was created by US and Israel to discredit Islam. The hijab movement in Singapore is currently led by males themselves demanding greater religious liberty.
A few sinkie Malays have started to follow a segment of msia Malay who practice the Arabic version of Islam. As you know, Arab Islam is anti multiculturalism and tribal by nature which is not compatible with the multicultural Singapore. One example of this is when a few Malay think it is not appropriate to say Merry Christmas to a Christian and not saying religious greetings. So far, I only see Malay PAP supporters and ministers speaking out against this form of Arabic Islam.
How not to fear them?
Most if not all Malays are anti Israel. They even went to Hong Lim Park to protest. Some Malay believe that ISIS was created by US and Israel to discredit Islam. The hijab movement in Singapore is currently led by males themselves demanding greater religious liberty.
A few sinkie Malays have started to follow a segment of msia Malay who practice the Arabic version of Islam. As you know, Arab Islam is anti multiculturalism and tribal by nature which is not compatible with the multicultural Singapore. One example of this is when a few Malay think it is not appropriate to say Merry Christmas to a Christian and not saying religious greetings. So far, I only see Malay PAP supporters and ministers speaking out against this form of Arabic Islam.
How not to fear them?
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