Serious Terry Xu (TOC) vs PM Lee Thread.

[JohnTan]

SINGAPORE - Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong has asked The Online Citizen (TOC) website to remove an article and Facebook post repeating false allegations against him with regard to 38 Oxley Road, or face legal action.

In a letter addressed to TOC chief editor Terry Xu on Sunday (Sept 1), PM Lee's press secretary Chang Li Lin said the allegations in the article "PM Lee's wife, Ho Ching weirdly shares article on cutting ties with family members" and a post on TOC's Facebook page containing a link to the article, are libellous.

PM Lee has asked Mr Xu to remove the article and post immediately and publish a "full and unconditional" apology by Wednesday.


Ms Chang said the article and post repeat several false allegations against PM Lee that were previously made by his sister, Dr Lee Wei Ling.

The TOC article had commented on how PM Lee's wife, Ms Ho Ching, had shared a link on Facebook titled "Here's why sometimes it is okay to cut ties with toxic family members". That same TOC article also referenced a Facebook post that Dr Lee made in May.

Ms Chang said the TOC article and post allege that PM Lee misled his father, the late Mr Lee Kuan Yew, into thinking that the 38 Oxley Road property had been gazetted by the Singapore Government, and that it was futile for Mr Lee to keep his direction to demolish it.

"PM Lee thereby allegedly caused Mr Lee Kuan Yew, who had originally wanted to demolish the house, to consider other alternatives to demolition, and to change his will to bequeath the house to PM Lee."

These allegations are "completely without foundation", Ms Chang said.

In July 2017, PM Lee gave a full explanation on matters related to 38 Oxley Road in Parliament, after his siblings made similar allegations and accused the Prime Minister and his Government of abuse of power, she noted.

PM Lee had reaffirmed that Mr Lee's personal wish was for the 38 Oxley Road property to be demolished after his passing, Ms Chang said.

"However, after hearing Cabinet's unanimous views that the property should not be demolished, Mr Lee eventually came to accept that the Government was likely to preserve the property in the public interest.

"He was consequently prepared to be flexible and contemplate options short of demolition. With the rest of the family's knowledge, he approved plans to redevelop/renovate 38 Oxley Road to remove the private spaces."

The TOC article and Facebook post also made other false allegations, Ms Chang said.

One such false allegation, she said, is that Mr Lee removed PM Lee as an executor and trustee of his will, after it was revealed to Mr Lee in late 2013 that the 38 Oxley Road property had in fact not been gazetted.

The truth is Mr Lee had not included PM Lee as an executor and trustee in any of his wills from 2011 onwards, she added.

"Mr Lee had explained to PM Lee that he did not want to put PM Lee in a difficult position, if the Government were to acquire the property and his siblings took issue over the compensation."

Ms Chang also noted that PM Lee had chosen thus far not to sue his siblings.

"As he told Parliament, suing them would further besmirch his parents' names, and was therefore not his preferred course of action," she said.

"PM Lee also made clear to Parliament that under any other circumstances, he would have sued immediately, and that his decision not to sue his siblings then did not mean that he would not ever take legal action, should this become necessary."

However, PM Lee's restraint in suing his siblings should not be "misinterpreted by others as free licence to repeat and spread false and defamatory allegations against him, as the article and post have done", said Ms Chang.

"He has to rebut and deal publicly with such scurrilous attacks on his integrity and character, if necessary through legal action. This is especially as such attacks are also directed at his fitness to hold office as Prime Minister and to lead the Government."

Besides removing the article and post immediately, PM Lee has asked Mr Xu to publish a full and unconditional apology, plus an undertaking not to publish any similar allegations, prominently on TOC's website and on its Facebook timeline.

Should Mr Xu not comply, "PM Lee will have no choice but to hand the matter over to his lawyers to sue to enforce his full rights in law", she said.

Checks found that the article was no longer available on the TOC website as of 7.15pm on Sunday.

The Straits Times has contacted Mr Xu for comment.

https://www.straitstimes.com/politics/pm-lee-asks-the-online-citizen-to-remove-libellous-article-and-facebook-post-or-face-legal

 

[Hypocrite-The]

If Ah Yang confirms and testifies that that is what Pinky Said' Here's why sometimes it is okay to cut ties with toxic family members '.. than article is true and the defamation will be thrown out?

 

[Annunaki]

Fuck this gay fuck pinky.
Although fat fuck terry Xu is ready to go to jail forever and not intimidated by gay fuck pinky, I have asked gay fucks Roy Ngerng, Jolovan wham and fat fuck kirsten han to stop stirring the HK protest for the time being and to concentrate on stirring pinky until he retracts his demand and issues an unconditional apology to fat fuck terry and TOC!

 

[meepokboy]

SINGAPORE - Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong has asked The Online Citizen (TOC) website to remove an article and Facebook post repeating false allegations against him with regard to 38 Oxley Road, or face legal action.

In a letter addressed to TOC chief editor Terry Xu on Sunday (Sept 1), PM Lee's press secretary Chang Li Lin said the allegations in the article "PM Lee's wife, Ho Ching weirdly shares article on cutting ties with family members" and a post on TOC's Facebook page containing a link to the article, are libellous.

PM Lee has asked Mr Xu to remove the article and post immediately and publish a "full and unconditional" apology by Wednesday.


Ms Chang said the article and post repeat several false allegations against PM Lee that were previously made by his sister, Dr Lee Wei Ling.

The TOC article had commented on how PM Lee's wife, Ms Ho Ching, had shared a link on Facebook titled "Here's why sometimes it is okay to cut ties with toxic family members". That same TOC article also referenced a Facebook post that Dr Lee made in May.

Ms Chang said the TOC article and post allege that PM Lee misled his father, the late Mr Lee Kuan Yew, into thinking that the 38 Oxley Road property had been gazetted by the Singapore Government, and that it was futile for Mr Lee to keep his direction to demolish it.

"PM Lee thereby allegedly caused Mr Lee Kuan Yew, who had originally wanted to demolish the house, to consider other alternatives to demolition, and to change his will to bequeath the house to PM Lee."

These allegations are "completely without foundation", Ms Chang said.

In July 2017, PM Lee gave a full explanation on matters related to 38 Oxley Road in Parliament, after his siblings made similar allegations and accused the Prime Minister and his Government of abuse of power, she noted.

PM Lee had reaffirmed that Mr Lee's personal wish was for the 38 Oxley Road property to be demolished after his passing, Ms Chang said.

"However, after hearing Cabinet's unanimous views that the property should not be demolished, Mr Lee eventually came to accept that the Government was likely to preserve the property in the public interest.

"He was consequently prepared to be flexible and contemplate options short of demolition. With the rest of the family's knowledge, he approved plans to redevelop/renovate 38 Oxley Road to remove the private spaces."

The TOC article and Facebook post also made other false allegations, Ms Chang said.

One such false allegation, she said, is that Mr Lee removed PM Lee as an executor and trustee of his will, after it was revealed to Mr Lee in late 2013 that the 38 Oxley Road property had in fact not been gazetted.

The truth is Mr Lee had not included PM Lee as an executor and trustee in any of his wills from 2011 onwards, she added.

"Mr Lee had explained to PM Lee that he did not want to put PM Lee in a difficult position, if the Government were to acquire the property and his siblings took issue over the compensation."

Ms Chang also noted that PM Lee had chosen thus far not to sue his siblings.

"As he told Parliament, suing them would further besmirch his parents' names, and was therefore not his preferred course of action," she said.

"PM Lee also made clear to Parliament that under any other circumstances, he would have sued immediately, and that his decision not to sue his siblings then did not mean that he would not ever take legal action, should this become necessary."

However, PM Lee's restraint in suing his siblings should not be "misinterpreted by others as free licence to repeat and spread false and defamatory allegations against him, as the article and post have done", said Ms Chang.

"He has to rebut and deal publicly with such scurrilous attacks on his integrity and character, if necessary through legal action. This is especially as such attacks are also directed at his fitness to hold office as Prime Minister and to lead the Government."

Besides removing the article and post immediately, PM Lee has asked Mr Xu to publish a full and unconditional apology, plus an undertaking not to publish any similar allegations, prominently on TOC's website and on its Facebook timeline.

Should Mr Xu not comply, "PM Lee will have no choice but to hand the matter over to his lawyers to sue to enforce his full rights in law", she said.

Checks found that the article was no longer available on the TOC website as of 7.15pm on Sunday.

The Straits Times has contacted Mr Xu for comment.

https://www.straitstimes.com/politics/pm-lee-asks-the-online-citizen-to-remove-libellous-article-and-facebook-post-or-face-legal

Botak Terry Xu is ready to go to jail forever. He is waiting to be sued so he will have another reason to continue seeking crowdfunding for his website and lifestyle. Please continue to support him even when he is in jail!

 

[Kee Chew]

 

[winnipegjets]

If PAP doesn't like anything, it is libellous. Damn the PAP.

 

[Kee Chew]

 

[Valium]

Has @Leongsam ever received any letters of such and it went straight to shredder?

 

[winnipegjets]

Ms. Chang Li Lin, mouthpiece of PInky, who used to be an associate director at IPS.

 

[Kee Chew]

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Ms. Chang Li Lin, mouthpiece of PInky, who used to be an associate director at IPS.

old photo. she looks much slim now.

 

[rushifa666]

The retards are idiotic nationalistic and refuse to relocate servers. They deservw the beating by the prison guard the

 

[bobby]

560 × 540

 

[laksaboy]

Thanks for the information, PMO! I wouldn't have known the article had existed without you telling me about it.

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PM Lee’s wife, Ho Ching weirdly shares article on cutting ties with family members
Kiara Xavier 2019-08-15 Current Affairs

On Wednesday (14 August), Ho Ching, the wife of Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong (LHL), took to her Facebook to share an article that explains why it is totally fine to cut ties with toxic family members.

Apart from being married to PM Lee, Madam Ho is also widely known for her career as the chief executive officer of the country’s sovereign wealth fund, Temasek Holdings. She is also deemed as an influential figure not just in Singapore, but worldwide, as she took the 17th spot in Forbes’ World 100 Most Powerful Women in 2018.

In her post, Madam Ho shared an article by Healthy Holistic Living titled “Here’s Why Sometimes It Is Okay to Cut Ties with Toxic Family Members”.

As obvious as the title sounds, the article basically talks about why it is right to distance yourself from family members who are toxic and only causes you pain. Some of the reasons the article highlighted to justify such a move include if the person only comes to you when they need something, they judge you, gossip about you, or are manipulative and gaslights you.

Although there’s nothing particularly wrong with the article and the points raised by the author, but the irony of Madam Ho sharing the article is what’s interesting and amusing to us. This is because everyone knows that she has a sour relationship with her husband’s family members – particularly her brother-in-law Lee Hsien Yang (LHY) and sister-in-law Dr Lee Wei Ling (LWL).

The Lee family feud
For those who is not aware of the whole family dispute, it became a public news in 2017 following a Facebook post where LHY and LWL issued a joint-statement reiterating their father’s wish for the family house at Oxley Road to be demolished immediately after his death, and alleged that their brother, PM Lee, wanted to keep the house “to inherit (Lee Kuan Yew’s) credibility”.

Just this May, LWL also stressed in a Facebook post that her late father was misled by PM Lee into thinking that his 38 Oxley Road property had been gazetted by the Singapore government, causing him to change his will to bestow the house to LHL.

Dr Lee also claimed that LHL eventually persuaded LKY that since Oxley had been “gazetted”, it was futile to keep LKY’s direction to demolish Oxley in his will.

Due to this misrepresentation, LKY, who had originally wanted to demolish the house, has considered “alternatives” to demolition, said the siblings.

However, according to Dr Lee, LKY began to doubt the truth that Oxley had been “gazetted” in late 2013, and it was subsequently revealed to late LKY that the house wasn’t gazetted.

If that is not all, the late LKY also removed PM Lee as an executor and trustee of his will, making only the other two siblings, LHY and LWL as the executors.

Due to the unhappiness and ongoing family feud, PM Lee has also not invited his siblings for any family reunion dinner since 2015. In the 2017’s joint statement, LHY and Dr Lee noted that their brother has rejected their attempts at reconciliation and that during the “first Chinese New Year reunion after father’s death, our brother invited all relatives except us”.

Apart from the Lees siblings, Lee Hsien Yang’s wife and son are also not free from the family problems. Earlier this year, a 500-page complaint was filed by the Attorney General-Chambers (AGC) alleging the wife of LHY, Lee Suet Fern of “professional misconduct” in relation to her preparation of the late Mr Lee’s final will.

AGC stated: “Ms Lee appears to have prepared the Last Will of Mr Lee Kuan Yew and arranged for Mr Lee Kuan Yew to execute it, despite the fact that her husband, Mr Lee Hsien Yang, is one of the beneficiaries under the Last Will”, and that his “share increased under the Last Will”.

Besides that, the AGC also initiated legal action against LHY’s eldest son, Li Shengwu in 2018 over a private Facebook post. In his post, he said that “the Singapore government is very litigious and has a pliant court system”, which is related to the Lee family’s family dispute over the Oxley Road home.

Looking at PM Lee’s family drama and the bad relationship that he and his wife share with his siblings, it’s interesting to see such an article appear on Madam Ho’s Facebook page and a question if there is any hidden meaning to it.

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Now sue me, you imbeciles.

 

[Hypocrite-The]

Its good to see more of such shit being circulated,,hopefully it will affect the next erection and pap might loose more seats

 

[KuanTi01]

There will always be public disquiet when he very gratefully convened a special parliamentary hearing to clear himself because clearly it's a case of ownself check ownself. If only he had the balls to clear his good name in front of an independent Judicial Inquiry Committee headed by prominent serving senior judges and former judges of the Commonwealth countries; then he would have a stronger moral ground to stand on. Instead Botak Xu is looking forward to his day in court!

 

[steffychun]

So far, no protest from Western countries, @karaowen the great High Commissioner from the Brexiting UK for example, or the UN.

Means they approve of Pinky's suing while hate China.

 

[JohnTan]

Botak Terry Xu is ready to go to jail forever. He is waiting to be sued so he will have another reason to continue seeking crowdfunding for his website and lifestyle. Please continue to support him even when he is in jail!

I'm wondering if botak Xu is funded by foreign powers. He seems like he has an axe to grind with the PAP and with our good PM Lee. What botak Xu has done is also harassment.

 

[batman1]

He suing as a personal individual or as a PM ?

 

[myfoot123]

Brother beat him, not guilty. Other people beat him, guilty of every charges. LHL is mocking Singapore laws.

 

[rushifa666]