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Singapore's Hidden History (2)
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I really don't know the difference in the "level of security" for the land-crossings like causeways and former railways and those used by aircraft passengers?
It is really strange and truly baffles me..............
Is it because Mas Selamat Kastari was believed to have disappeared from this small island by road, or by foot (erh.. limping).
Is it because "only good and law-abiding people are able to fly" and "poor and suspicious people uses the roads, including limping terrorists."
I have seen this many occassions and you will be angry when you read it. I dare you try it on your own and take pictures too....
"When you are walking out of the airport after having collected your baggage chances are that our Asiatics on duty as "armed foreigners" from Cisco, Aetos or SATs,those on duty at Customs other Security, are more likely to ask you to bring your bags for screening and X-ray purposes. The ang-mors will usually be waved to walk out with their bags,
"Welcome to Singapore" I thought we had freedom from the British many years ago.... What a sick JOKE...................
For your information (of all the uniformed officers from Cisco, Aetos, Customs and others) let me tell you that we Singaporeans and other look-a-likes are cleaner then ang-mors. We are not traffickers of drugs or paedophiles or dad bashers (Micheal Fay).
Finally take such pictures and post it on these forums.
Let our leaders know and understand what uis happening and the likely reasons why Singaporeans are going against them day by day and closer towards the Opposition.
I hate to come back to Singapore!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Thank you Whoami.
He was most of the time in Singapore with Cathay Keris and Shaw Organisation until he decided to go back to Malaysia.
Whatever it is I love that Man and his other group like Wahid Satay, etc...
Truly Asians and Proud Malays too. He always loved Singapore and all Singaporeans too.
Loved by Malays, Indians, Chinese and all other Singaporeans.
I still have his films in my collection.
Died young. What a waste....
Yes, double standard!
They will 100% checked those arriving fm Batam i.e by sea. 100% check from Msia i.e. by land. Then how come not 100% check on passengers arriving fm other countries via Airport?
I came back from Indonesia so many times by Air Asia. Not once were i being checked by Airport police or ICA?
How come? Ang-Noh needless to say lah..
Yes. I do keep most of his cds. Juz love to watch them over and over again. Love the way they acted those days. So original...
Just like Bruce Lee...why talented people died so young?
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Foodstalls at Collyer Quay.....Asia Insurance Building....
There were also yummy foodstalls outside SJI, in the lane next to rex Theatre, behind Capitol Theatre not to mention Koek Road/Orchard Road carpark...
Very nostalgic pic.
The Shell Petrol Kiosk on the left side of the picture used to supply fuel to the boats. In the photo you can see the "yellow dispenser" close to the water edge.
Food stalls were everywhere in town and even in remote places like Lorong Buangkok, Jalan Seranggong Kechil along old Ponggol Road.
It still can be done BUT such stalls should only be operated by True and Pure Singapore Citizens by birth.
Maybe the Party should make a move towards this right direction.
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@Kohliantye, Waiting for your Racial Riot thread, Racial harmony day was just a couple days ago.
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If only you can Drive classic cars on a daily basic on the road and pay the same taxes as everyone else, It will be so cool. The Gov. job is to make this country as sterile as possible.
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Was opium available till 1990?(Legally allowed to consume)
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You sure this picture is 50years ago? I thought 50years ago we were still a fishing village?
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according to another thread......50 years ago we din exist........our history started year 0 in 1965
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Yes bro, this pic is about 50 years old.
The tell-tale evidence is above - those electric-wire connectors used by tramcars by Singapore Traction Company right up to 1962.
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikiped...jpg/250px-Singapore_trolleybus_-_ca._1930.jpg
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Yes bro, this pic is about 50 years old.
The tell-tale evidence is above - those electric-wire connectors used by tramcars by Singapore Traction Company right up to 1962.
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikiped...jpg/250px-Singapore_trolleybus_-_ca._1930.jpg
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There was a movie by him, shot in B&W or was it colour? a comedy about a man with three wives, shot on location at Shaw House Orchard Road...I remember that building very well & P Ramlee movies...
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Was it MADU TIGA. It also featured the original geylang Serai and yes, the old SHAW HOUSE next to LIDO
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