What Does FAP Asking Pinoy to Shout 'FAP! FAP!' on TV Try to Achieve?

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[h=2]Hougang By Election Review : A Vicious Cycle[/h]

1. The more biase the press, the more people wrote negative things against the ruling party online to counter. Very soon, SPH might be known as Singapore Property Holding to reflect where their major income will come from. Mainstream media will be irrelevant soon on this trend.
2. The more PAP smear the opposition, the lesser chance they can attract good talent to join them. Many of local talent will not want to be part of this smearing campaign. As already the case, more and more of their candidates are from 2nd generation PAP politicians. They will find it even harder to convince talent to join after this HG election.
3. The more punishment dish out to opposition ward, the lesser support they have nationally. Lower income group usually have more pride towards accepting the "carrots". In chinese saying, eat soft don't eat hard.
4. The more FT show their support of PAP, the more people will vote for opposition. And FT are very vocal in showing their support. You probably saw a pinoy looking man shouting his support on live TV at PAP branch HQ just now. And PAP is going to lose more and more vote because of this.​

 

[Raiders]

You mean the guy in front row spotting facial hair? the one shouting the loudest in the front row? I almost threw my chair at my TV

 

[JigSAW]

I switched to other channel when they show the MIW.

 

[Qantas]

You mean the guy in front row spotting facial hair? the one shouting the loudest in the front row? I almost threw my chair at my TV

Thot I saw an angmo in the second row right in the middle. anyone can confirm?

 

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[TD="class: alt1"]<!-- icon and title -->http://forums.fuckwarezone.com.sg/images/icons/icon13.gif Can you trust a political party with so many foreigners within its ranks?

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Could they be foreign agents? Could they be members of some extremist groups?

How can a political party recruit foreigners into it's ranks and call themselves servants of this country? More like serving foreigners instead.
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look at the YPAP homepage ~ even has his face ~
http://www.youngpap.org.sg/
DID YOU NOTICE THAT "ANG MO" WEARING SUN GLASS?

HE IS A NGEE ANN POLY LECTURE NOW YOU KNOW WHY PAP LIKE FOREIGNERS ?

THEY ATTRACT FOREIGNERS CONVERT THEM TO SINGAPORE CITIZEN AND GET THEIR VOTES ~


Yale resolution wrong, says ex-American now Singaporean

AS A person who was born in Connecticut (not far from Yale University) but is now a Singaporean, I wish to express my dismay over the resolution by some members of the university’s faculty (‘Yale to proceed with NUS college tie-up’; last Saturday).

If the resolution was right, I would not have made Singapore my home, much less become a citizen and assimilate by actively participating in grassroots matters.

One attribute I have long admired about Singapore is that there is genuine respect for and guarantee of certain fundamental human rights, which I found lacking in my birthplace.

Specifically, the right to walk the streets and live safely in my home, free from the fear of being shot by any of the more than 200 million firearms that Americans own, or attacked in some other heinous way; I have enjoyed these rights for the past 35 years in Singapore.

Another is the virtual absence of any overt racialistic or religious intolerance, thanks to cultural norms and strict laws that protect religious and ethnic rights.

Third, the grinding poverty in many so-called ‘First World societies’ is almost unheard of here. Where poverty does exist, there is recourse via governmental and non-governmental bodies.

Finally, and by no means least important, this country is blessed with good governance, integrity and public service, while eschewing the extremes of more ‘democratic’ societies that are so polarised that little or nothing gets done to help the less fortunate.

Those at Yale who wish to indulge in uninformed cultural imperialism should bear in mind that it is not just the Republic that stands to benefit from this union, but America as well, as it takes a leaf out of Singapore’s book in the realisation that perhaps we, too, are doing something right that is worthy of emulation.

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Michael Rebaczonok-Padulo
* The letter first appeared on Straits Times Forum (14 Apr).
For TRE’s readers info, Michael Rebaczonok-Padulo is a member of PAP:


Michael Rebaczonok-Padulo (first person on the right)


His articles on PAP site:
[Singapore & the western media: Here we go again!]
http://www.youngpap.org.sg/2010/06/s...e-we-go-again/

[Is Immigration just a big ‘social experiment’?]
YoungPAP » Society
“Certainly one of the most ‘sizzling’ topics this National Day period concerns immigration. We see large numbers of foreign workers and professionals, or foreign ‘talents’, and Permanent Residents who now occupy a significant percentage of our population, so much so that some born-and-bred Singaporeans are feeling threatened by their presence…”

He is a Senior Lecturer in Ngee Ann Poly and has been teaching communication skills to engineering students in Ngee Ann for 30 years: Michael Rebaczonok-Padulo*

http://www.np.edu.sg/is/aboutis/staff/Pages/rem.aspx

According to his cv above, he said that his most renowned writing works is an essay on ‘Multi-Racialism and the Singaporean Identity’, which won 3rd Prize in the PAP Youth Wing National Essay Writing Competition in 1988.

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