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Singapore appointed 2 idiots to lead the task force.
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So fast expect to win liao.Perhaps LHL should appoint the fastest elected MP in the history of GE to be the leader of the New Task Force.
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Available to start tomorrow. 
Son of Changi Airport group' chairman found liable for deceit. 
From ST:
Ex-banker found liable for $6.5 million guarantee claimed by former client
A former private banker who was paid a visit at his Chancery Lane home by debt collectors hired by a former client, has been held by the High Court to be liable for the $6.5 million in investments he had guaranteed the businessman.
Mr Karl Liew, who is the son of founding president and former chief executive officer of CapitaLand Group, Mr Liew Mun Leong, was sued by the businessman, Mr Alan Zhou, for breaching the personal guarantees.
The court also found Mr Liew liable for deceit in making false representations to Mr Zhou about the investments, which were in China.
Judicial Commissioner Lim also disbelieved Mr Liew's claim that he had personally paid Mr Zhou $500,000 to help Ms Chen repay the monies, saying she was on the run. "Overall, I find Liew to be a dishonest and evasive witness, whose evidence was riddled with inconsistencies," said Judicial Commissioner Lim.
From ST:
Ex-banker found liable for $6.5 million guarantee claimed by former client
A former private banker who was paid a visit at his Chancery Lane home by debt collectors hired by a former client, has been held by the High Court to be liable for the $6.5 million in investments he had guaranteed the businessman.
Mr Karl Liew, who is the son of founding president and former chief executive officer of CapitaLand Group, Mr Liew Mun Leong, was sued by the businessman, Mr Alan Zhou, for breaching the personal guarantees.
The court also found Mr Liew liable for deceit in making false representations to Mr Zhou about the investments, which were in China.
Judicial Commissioner Lim also disbelieved Mr Liew's claim that he had personally paid Mr Zhou $500,000 to help Ms Chen repay the monies, saying she was on the run. "Overall, I find Liew to be a dishonest and evasive witness, whose evidence was riddled with inconsistencies," said Judicial Commissioner Lim.
Liew Mun Leong not suitable to lead the New Task Force.
Son of Changi Airport group' chairman found liable for deceit.
From ST:
Ex-banker found liable for $6.5 million guarantee claimed by former client
A former private banker who was paid a visit at his Chancery Lane home by debt collectors hired by a former client, has been held by the High Court to be liable for the $6.5 million in investments he had guaranteed the businessman.
Mr Karl Liew, who is the son of founding president and former chief executive officer of CapitaLand Group, Mr Liew Mun Leong, was sued by the businessman, Mr Alan Zhou, for breaching the personal guarantees.
The court also found Mr Liew liable for deceit in making false representations to Mr Zhou about the investments, which were in China.
Judicial Commissioner Lim also disbelieved Mr Liew's claim that he had personally paid Mr Zhou $500,000 to help Ms Chen repay the monies, saying she was on the run. "Overall, I find Liew to be a dishonest and evasive witness, whose evidence was riddled with inconsistencies," said Judicial Commissioner Lim.
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LHY and Tommy Koh can be his assistants, both of them also seem very free. 
How about Bilahari Horkaugan as leader of the New Task Force? He ticks all the boxes: very free, likes to talk a lot, very loyal to pap, likes to analyse this and that, gives the impression that he always jiak pah boh sai pang.
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Gossipy Former Policeman Mark Andrew Yeo can be the running dog of the taskforce............. LOL..................
How about Bilahari Horkaugan as leader of the New Task Force? He ticks all the boxes: very free, likes to talk a lot, very loyal to pap, likes to analyse this and that, gives the impression that he always jiak pah boh sai pang.
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