Re: Vivian Balakrishnan under stress
The stress comes from the fact that he still has to take the shit until 2016.
The stress comes from the fact that he still has to take the shit until 2016.
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Re: Vivian Balakrishnan under stress
Oh that's not true. from him we have the memorable phrase " upturn the downturn".
Oh that's not true. from him we have the memorable phrase " upturn the downturn".
Re: What will PAP do about GOLDEN AGRI and APRIL????
Lew Syn Pau appears to be a shady character. He holds the most number of directorships of any person in Singapore (even more than the famous Yeo Guat Kwang, who has 60+ directorships). Lew was also charged in court for some sort of loan fraud, and eventually he was acquitted due to some technicality. Probably good friends with Choo Wee Khiang.
Lew Syn Pau appears to be a shady character. He holds the most number of directorships of any person in Singapore (even more than the famous Yeo Guat Kwang, who has 60+ directorships). Lew was also charged in court for some sort of loan fraud, and eventually he was acquitted due to some technicality. Probably good friends with Choo Wee Khiang.
What goes around comes around.
http://www.stasiareport.com/the-big...chinas-smog-sparks-new-debate-growth-20130115
This year go laugh at Beijing and tell smoking jokes, half year later boomerang back to the jokers who talked about it. And for BJ, there is a signifcant portion of the pollution that is from nature and not manmade. They have something to mitigate. We do not as we even have companies linked to ourselves doing it.
http://www.stasiareport.com/the-big...chinas-smog-sparks-new-debate-growth-20130115
This year go laugh at Beijing and tell smoking jokes, half year later boomerang back to the jokers who talked about it. And for BJ, there is a signifcant portion of the pollution that is from nature and not manmade. They have something to mitigate. We do not as we even have companies linked to ourselves doing it.
Re: Is NS training slack during the haze?
All smiles here
All smiles here
Re: Bargain Hen talk cock, DISGraceFu joins in, Healthy Minister Gan keeps mum
Hey manipulative cheebye kia, why always must have you saying something is brilliant or not, good or not, you agree or not, you are with them or not?
When you were a child, your parents must have constantly played you against each other and manipulated you jialat jialat, you badly brought up piece of shit.
Hey manipulative cheebye kia, why always must have you saying something is brilliant or not, good or not, you agree or not, you are with them or not?
When you were a child, your parents must have constantly played you against each other and manipulated you jialat jialat, you badly brought up piece of shit.
Re: Is NS training slack during the haze?
u believe mindef press release?
u neber wear no.4 before huh?
the haze is only sup sup water compare to the dust the ppl in armour have to bear with everytime they rolled out of gedong. by the time they return to camp from a 3 days excerise in LCK, their nostril hairs actually turn brown, the pee sai are caked with brown dust and will take a couple days to clear before going out again next week, for almost 6 months before a lull of 2-3 months before the same old thing happen again. those days saf no issue mask, and even buy yourself also no allow as not tactical.
u believe mindef press release?
u neber wear no.4 before huh?
the haze is only sup sup water compare to the dust the ppl in armour have to bear with everytime they rolled out of gedong. by the time they return to camp from a 3 days excerise in LCK, their nostril hairs actually turn brown, the pee sai are caked with brown dust and will take a couple days to clear before going out again next week, for almost 6 months before a lull of 2-3 months before the same old thing happen again. those days saf no issue mask, and even buy yourself also no allow as not tactical.
Re: What goes around comes around.
Xi Jinping now can tell smoke jokes with Obama
Xi Jinping now can tell smoke jokes with Obama
Re: Sinkapore says it is okay to breathe haze at PSI 300, M'sia says NO
The Malaysians at least have an action plan.
Can anyone tell me what the PAP's action plan is
Just look look at the PAP's behaviou in crises. it is all about fighting fires rather than being pro-active. Sporeans are definitely being short changed. They are paying millions for a bunch of part-time civil servants
The Malaysians at least have an action plan.
Can anyone tell me what the PAP's action plan is
Just look look at the PAP's behaviou in crises. it is all about fighting fires rather than being pro-active. Sporeans are definitely being short changed. They are paying millions for a bunch of part-time civil servants
Re: What will PAP do about GOLDEN AGRI and APRIL????
Mr. Muktar Widjaja has been the Chief Executive Officer of Sinarmas Land Limited (also known as Asia Food & Properties Ltd.) since December 2006. Mr. Widjaja has been the President of Golden Agri-Resources Ltd. since 2000. He has been actively involved in the management and operations of the property, financial services, agriculture, chemical and pulp and paper businesses of the Sinar Mas Group since 1983. He serves as President of PT Duta Pertiwi Tbk and PT Sinar Mas. He served as Vice President Director and Director of Pabrik Kertas Tjiwi Kimia Tbk PT and PT Indah Kiat Pulp & Paper Tbk. He served as the President of Sinarmas Land Limited from 2000 to December 2006. He served as the Chairman, President Director and Director of PT Sinar Mas Agro Resources & Technology Tbk. He has been the President Commissioner at PT Bumi Serpong Damai Tbk and Duta Pertiwi PT since 2007. Mr. Widjaja served as President Commissioner of PT Golden Energy Mines Tbk. He has been Vice President Commissioner at PT Dian Swastatika Sentosa Tbk since May 31, 2011 and PT Sinar Mas Agro Resources & Technology Tbk since 2008. He served as Vice Chairman of Golden Agri-Resources Ltd. from 2000 to December 2006. He has been a Non Executive Director of Golden Agri-Resources Ltd. (GAR) since December 2006. He serves as a Director of PT Duta Pertiwi Tbk and PT Sinar Mas. He has been an Executive Director of Sinarmas Land Limited since 1997. He served as a Non-Executive Director of Bund Center Investment Ltd. from September 9, 2009 to May 7, 2012. He serves as a Commissioner of PT Sinar Mas Agro Resources & Technology Tbk. He also serves on the Boards of Directors of several Sinar Mas companies. Mr. Widjaja holds a Bachelor's Degree in Business Administration with a major in Commerce in 1976 from the University Concordia, Canada.
Mr. Muktar Widjaja has been the Chief Executive Officer of Sinarmas Land Limited (also known as Asia Food & Properties Ltd.) since December 2006. Mr. Widjaja has been the President of Golden Agri-Resources Ltd. since 2000. He has been actively involved in the management and operations of the property, financial services, agriculture, chemical and pulp and paper businesses of the Sinar Mas Group since 1983. He serves as President of PT Duta Pertiwi Tbk and PT Sinar Mas. He served as Vice President Director and Director of Pabrik Kertas Tjiwi Kimia Tbk PT and PT Indah Kiat Pulp & Paper Tbk. He served as the President of Sinarmas Land Limited from 2000 to December 2006. He served as the Chairman, President Director and Director of PT Sinar Mas Agro Resources & Technology Tbk. He has been the President Commissioner at PT Bumi Serpong Damai Tbk and Duta Pertiwi PT since 2007. Mr. Widjaja served as President Commissioner of PT Golden Energy Mines Tbk. He has been Vice President Commissioner at PT Dian Swastatika Sentosa Tbk since May 31, 2011 and PT Sinar Mas Agro Resources & Technology Tbk since 2008. He served as Vice Chairman of Golden Agri-Resources Ltd. from 2000 to December 2006. He has been a Non Executive Director of Golden Agri-Resources Ltd. (GAR) since December 2006. He serves as a Director of PT Duta Pertiwi Tbk and PT Sinar Mas. He has been an Executive Director of Sinarmas Land Limited since 1997. He served as a Non-Executive Director of Bund Center Investment Ltd. from September 9, 2009 to May 7, 2012. He serves as a Commissioner of PT Sinar Mas Agro Resources & Technology Tbk. He also serves on the Boards of Directors of several Sinar Mas companies. Mr. Widjaja holds a Bachelor's Degree in Business Administration with a major in Commerce in 1976 from the University Concordia, Canada.
RED BEAN has some useful advice for self-inflicted Vivian
While as a minister of Youth and Sports, he chalked up an excess bill of several hundred millions during the YOG held here, for under budgeting or overspending. The netizens were not kind to him and would remind him of these hundreds of millions overspent for some children against the $50 requested by Lily Neo for those dependents on public assistance scheme.
Thank God, Hsien Loong quickly moved him out of the ministry into a safer ministry like Environment, now called Environment and Water Resources. Things should be quite safe in this new ministry with flooding happening only once in 50 years. It turned out not to be the case and flooding has been mischievous and hitting places most unthinkable and in the most unlikely time. But the flooding is only flooding and should not be too big a problem to mess around with.
Vivian must not have thought that dengue and chikungunya will be his new nightmares. The virus carrying mosquitoes are breeding quite freely, maybe flooding has something to do with it, and dengue has hit an epidemic level. As they said, when they breed you bleed. And yes, Vivian is the Minister of Environment and is expected to tackle this mosquito breeding problem. This ME and ER is not going to be a honeymoon posting after all.
And while struggling to contain the dengue epidemic that seems to be getting from bad to worse, our air quality is hit by a haze problem that has reached hazardous level and life threatening to some of the more vulnerable citizens. It is the worst haze problem we have seen for 50 years. And the people are expecting Vivian to tackle this as well. And poor Vivian already got his hands full with mosquitoes and now the haze is going to engulf him like smoke grenades.
http://mysingaporenews.blogspot.sg/...ign=Feed:+MySingaporeNews+(My+Singapore+News)
While as a minister of Youth and Sports, he chalked up an excess bill of several hundred millions during the YOG held here, for under budgeting or overspending. The netizens were not kind to him and would remind him of these hundreds of millions overspent for some children against the $50 requested by Lily Neo for those dependents on public assistance scheme.
Thank God, Hsien Loong quickly moved him out of the ministry into a safer ministry like Environment, now called Environment and Water Resources. Things should be quite safe in this new ministry with flooding happening only once in 50 years. It turned out not to be the case and flooding has been mischievous and hitting places most unthinkable and in the most unlikely time. But the flooding is only flooding and should not be too big a problem to mess around with.
Vivian must not have thought that dengue and chikungunya will be his new nightmares. The virus carrying mosquitoes are breeding quite freely, maybe flooding has something to do with it, and dengue has hit an epidemic level. As they said, when they breed you bleed. And yes, Vivian is the Minister of Environment and is expected to tackle this mosquito breeding problem. This ME and ER is not going to be a honeymoon posting after all.
And while struggling to contain the dengue epidemic that seems to be getting from bad to worse, our air quality is hit by a haze problem that has reached hazardous level and life threatening to some of the more vulnerable citizens. It is the worst haze problem we have seen for 50 years. And the people are expecting Vivian to tackle this as well. And poor Vivian already got his hands full with mosquitoes and now the haze is going to engulf him like smoke grenades.
http://mysingaporenews.blogspot.sg/...ign=Feed:+MySingaporeNews+(My+Singapore+News)
Re: Riau Governor is facing Corruption charges but he is still in Office
LOL. You obviously don't realise that they are too deluded to realise this.
LOL. You obviously don't realise that they are too deluded to realise this.
Re: Wooden Goh pisses off the Indons
Really stodgy prose from the ESM. Is English his second language ?
Really stodgy prose from the ESM. Is English his second language ?
Re: PAP and NTUC must get 5000 workers to protest in front of Indo Embassy and Burn T
The fucking haze caused by companies under the control of PAP with the hundreds of billions the PAP screwed and fucked from us into smear of shit on sole of shoe LKY Stinkapore sovereign funds.
YOU GO TO ISTANA AND OXLEY ROAD IN FRONT OF BASTARD LKY HOUSE AND BURN YOUR FUCKING TIRES IN FRONT OF THEM AND SEE HOW THOSE BASTARDS BEHIND THE BURNING OF FORESTS IN SUMATRA BREATHE!
YOU SHOULD ALSO STRIP YOURSELF NAKED AND DANCE AND PROTEST LIKE A FUCKING FEMEN AS WELL.
BUT IF YOUR CHEST IS FLAT FLAT LIKE MOST SINKIE WOMAN, DO NOT BOTHER
The fucking haze caused by companies under the control of PAP with the hundreds of billions the PAP screwed and fucked from us into smear of shit on sole of shoe LKY Stinkapore sovereign funds.
YOU GO TO ISTANA AND OXLEY ROAD IN FRONT OF BASTARD LKY HOUSE AND BURN YOUR FUCKING TIRES IN FRONT OF THEM AND SEE HOW THOSE BASTARDS BEHIND THE BURNING OF FORESTS IN SUMATRA BREATHE!
YOU SHOULD ALSO STRIP YOURSELF NAKED AND DANCE AND PROTEST LIKE A FUCKING FEMEN AS WELL.
BUT IF YOUR CHEST IS FLAT FLAT LIKE MOST SINKIE WOMAN, DO NOT BOTHER
Re: Is NS training slack during the haze?
she wear skirt de la
could be 1 of them
u believe mindef press release?
u neber wear no.4 before huh?
the haze is only sup sup water compare to the dust the ppl in armour have to bear with everytime they rolled out of gedong. by the time they return to camp from a 3 days excerise in LCK, their nostril hairs actually turn brown, the pee sai are caked with brown dust and will take a couple days to clear before going out again next week, for almost 6 months before a lull of 2-3 months before the same old thing happen again. those days saf no issue mask, and even buy yourself also no allow as not tactical.
she wear skirt de la
could be 1 of them
AWSJ report: SG continues with growth and profits at ALL costs, smog notwithstanding
By Chun Han Wong
Smog conditions in Singapore have worsened to unprecedented levels, but a legion of workers in the island state have visibly kept plugging away outdoors, prompting public concern for their health and well-being.
The government has so far resisted calls to order a general halt to all outdoor work activities even though smoke from forest fires in Indonesia has pushed Singapore’s air quality into “very unhealthy” and “hazardous” levels for long stretches this week. Officials said they may issue so-called “stop work” orders if conditions worsen, but stressed that any measures would be gradual and targeted, and would complement existing guidelines requiring employers to look after their staff.
On Friday, as smog conditions intensified to a new record, some citizens took to the Internet to criticize their leaders for perceived inaction. Many posted photographs of construction sites across the island nation that purportedly show many laborers still working outdoors—some without masks—despite the hazardous air quality.
“Why are construction workers still on site? This is ridiculous,” Choo Zheng Xi, a lawyer and social activist, wrote on his Facebook FB +2.64%page. “I’m working from home in air-conditioning, and I have ash in my nostrils … can we please stop putting profits before people for once.”
Others noted that Singapore’s military has already reduced, and in some cases halted, outdoor training and questioned why the Ministry of Manpower, or MOM, wasn’t doing the same for the city’s hundreds of thousands of manual laborers, many of whom are foreigners who work in jobs such as construction.
If the Singapore military found it necessary to take action, “why can’t or shouldn’t MOM stop all outdoor heavy work?” Andrew Loh, a blogger and social activist, wrote on his Facebook page. “A clear sign that the importance of your health depends on which nationality you are?”
The Manpower Ministry regulates labor issues and workplace conditions, and a ministry-appointed commissioner for workplace safety has powers to order work halts over health and safety concerns. A ministry spokesman declined to comment on possible government orders to halt outdoor work, saying that the matter was under consideration by a government panel set up to tackle haze-related issues.
As of 8 a.m. local time Saturday, Singapore’s three-hour Pollutant Standards Index—a measure of air quality—was at 292, easing off an all-time high of 401 reached Friday. According to the National Environment Agency, readings between 101 to 200 indicate “unhealthy,” 201 to 300 “very unhealthy,” and above 300 “hazardous.”
Officials say they would pay closer attention to the 24-hour PSI levels—which averages readings taken over a 24-hour period—rather than the three-hour readings, as the former gives a better picture of the potential health risks. As of 8 a.m. Saturday, Singapore’s 24-hour PSI was between 179 and 246.
Singapore’s air quality had never reached “hazardous” levels before this week. Analysts have warned that an extended haze episode could hurt the city-state’s economy, due to potential declines in tourism and retail revenues and losses stemming from work stoppages.
Some employers have already taken initiatives to protect staff. The Singapore Flyer, the landmark giant observation wheel, on Thursday asked its employees to stop work until air quality improves to “a safe level.” Fast-food restaurants such as KFC, McDonalds, PastaMania and Pizza Hut have suspended their Singapore delivery services until further notice in an effort to to ensure the safety of their drivers.
Under Singapore law, the government can order any employer to halt work activities “until measures have been taken to ensure that the work can be carried out safely.” But officials have demurred on blanket nationwide steps to halt outdoor work, saying any measures would be gradual and targeted.
“We have to have a practical, flexible, and in a sense a tailored, customized approach to deal with the different demands and the different vulnerabilities that people will have,” Environment Minister Vivian Balakrishnan said Thursday on a news program aired by state-owned broadcaster MediaCorp.
Under the manpower ministry’s existing guidelines, all “employers have a duty to protect their employees’ safety and health at work” during haze conditions, such as by providing masks and conducting regular risk assessments to determine if work can be done safely.
The guidelines require employers to halt work if conditions have worsened to the extent that risks can’t be mitigated even with precautionary measures. Those who fail to conduct risk assessments and act upon them can be punished with fines of up to 10,000 Singapore dollars ($7,800). Repeat offenders can be jailed for up to six months or fined up to S$20,000, or both.
“Our areas of concerns remain focused on those working outdoors, especially if under strenuous conditions and/or being outdoors on a prolonged basis,” Acting Manpower Minister Tan Chuan-Jin wrote Thursday on his Facebook page.
“We also need to ascertain essential services and how best to provide these in a manner that is safe for our workers,” he said.
But such reassurances have failed to win over some Singaporeans, who said that economic considerations were being overly prioritized.
“The next time somebody insists that Singapore does not pursue growth at all costs, just tell them this: workers made to toil in PSI 400 conditions,” Sudhir Vadaketh, a Singaporean writer, said on his Facebook page. “If this is not growth at all costs, I’m not sure what is.”
Others Singaporeans, growing impatient with employers who have kept their workers outdoors, have taken matters into their own hands.
The Online Citizen, a popular sociopolitical news website, has called on its readers to write in with names of companies whose workers were seen laboring outdoors in hazy conditions. “Hopefully, direct naming and shaming will have an impact,” it said on its Facebook page.
By Chun Han Wong
Smog conditions in Singapore have worsened to unprecedented levels, but a legion of workers in the island state have visibly kept plugging away outdoors, prompting public concern for their health and well-being.
The government has so far resisted calls to order a general halt to all outdoor work activities even though smoke from forest fires in Indonesia has pushed Singapore’s air quality into “very unhealthy” and “hazardous” levels for long stretches this week. Officials said they may issue so-called “stop work” orders if conditions worsen, but stressed that any measures would be gradual and targeted, and would complement existing guidelines requiring employers to look after their staff.
On Friday, as smog conditions intensified to a new record, some citizens took to the Internet to criticize their leaders for perceived inaction. Many posted photographs of construction sites across the island nation that purportedly show many laborers still working outdoors—some without masks—despite the hazardous air quality.
“Why are construction workers still on site? This is ridiculous,” Choo Zheng Xi, a lawyer and social activist, wrote on his Facebook FB +2.64%page. “I’m working from home in air-conditioning, and I have ash in my nostrils … can we please stop putting profits before people for once.”
Others noted that Singapore’s military has already reduced, and in some cases halted, outdoor training and questioned why the Ministry of Manpower, or MOM, wasn’t doing the same for the city’s hundreds of thousands of manual laborers, many of whom are foreigners who work in jobs such as construction.
If the Singapore military found it necessary to take action, “why can’t or shouldn’t MOM stop all outdoor heavy work?” Andrew Loh, a blogger and social activist, wrote on his Facebook page. “A clear sign that the importance of your health depends on which nationality you are?”
The Manpower Ministry regulates labor issues and workplace conditions, and a ministry-appointed commissioner for workplace safety has powers to order work halts over health and safety concerns. A ministry spokesman declined to comment on possible government orders to halt outdoor work, saying that the matter was under consideration by a government panel set up to tackle haze-related issues.
As of 8 a.m. local time Saturday, Singapore’s three-hour Pollutant Standards Index—a measure of air quality—was at 292, easing off an all-time high of 401 reached Friday. According to the National Environment Agency, readings between 101 to 200 indicate “unhealthy,” 201 to 300 “very unhealthy,” and above 300 “hazardous.”
Officials say they would pay closer attention to the 24-hour PSI levels—which averages readings taken over a 24-hour period—rather than the three-hour readings, as the former gives a better picture of the potential health risks. As of 8 a.m. Saturday, Singapore’s 24-hour PSI was between 179 and 246.
Singapore’s air quality had never reached “hazardous” levels before this week. Analysts have warned that an extended haze episode could hurt the city-state’s economy, due to potential declines in tourism and retail revenues and losses stemming from work stoppages.
Some employers have already taken initiatives to protect staff. The Singapore Flyer, the landmark giant observation wheel, on Thursday asked its employees to stop work until air quality improves to “a safe level.” Fast-food restaurants such as KFC, McDonalds, PastaMania and Pizza Hut have suspended their Singapore delivery services until further notice in an effort to to ensure the safety of their drivers.
Under Singapore law, the government can order any employer to halt work activities “until measures have been taken to ensure that the work can be carried out safely.” But officials have demurred on blanket nationwide steps to halt outdoor work, saying any measures would be gradual and targeted.
“We have to have a practical, flexible, and in a sense a tailored, customized approach to deal with the different demands and the different vulnerabilities that people will have,” Environment Minister Vivian Balakrishnan said Thursday on a news program aired by state-owned broadcaster MediaCorp.
Under the manpower ministry’s existing guidelines, all “employers have a duty to protect their employees’ safety and health at work” during haze conditions, such as by providing masks and conducting regular risk assessments to determine if work can be done safely.
The guidelines require employers to halt work if conditions have worsened to the extent that risks can’t be mitigated even with precautionary measures. Those who fail to conduct risk assessments and act upon them can be punished with fines of up to 10,000 Singapore dollars ($7,800). Repeat offenders can be jailed for up to six months or fined up to S$20,000, or both.
“Our areas of concerns remain focused on those working outdoors, especially if under strenuous conditions and/or being outdoors on a prolonged basis,” Acting Manpower Minister Tan Chuan-Jin wrote Thursday on his Facebook page.
“We also need to ascertain essential services and how best to provide these in a manner that is safe for our workers,” he said.
But such reassurances have failed to win over some Singaporeans, who said that economic considerations were being overly prioritized.
“The next time somebody insists that Singapore does not pursue growth at all costs, just tell them this: workers made to toil in PSI 400 conditions,” Sudhir Vadaketh, a Singaporean writer, said on his Facebook page. “If this is not growth at all costs, I’m not sure what is.”
Others Singaporeans, growing impatient with employers who have kept their workers outdoors, have taken matters into their own hands.
The Online Citizen, a popular sociopolitical news website, has called on its readers to write in with names of companies whose workers were seen laboring outdoors in hazy conditions. “Hopefully, direct naming and shaming will have an impact,” it said on its Facebook page.
Re: Wooden Goh pisses off the Indons
Yes. Hokkien is his first language.
Remember this?
"boh tua boh suay boh kah see"
Yes. Hokkien is his first language.
Remember this?
"boh tua boh suay boh kah see"
Re: PAP and NTUC must get 5000 workers to protest in front of Indo Embassy and Burn T
Protest in front of Golden Agri and APRIL. Barricade the entrance/exit and prevent them from going to work.
Protest in front of Golden Agri and APRIL. Barricade the entrance/exit and prevent them from going to work.
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