WTF NEWS: In The Middle Of Worst Recession, PAPies Women Throw Big Party At St. James

[nickers9]

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It is interesting piece of news.

I am expecting GE to be called by year end and maybe polling day in early Jan.

Madam Ho Ching is to leave Temasek by October and now this commitment call by PAP Woman Wing. Is this a sign that Ho Ching will finally step into the political arena?

Goh Meng Seng

Didnt know that LKY and LHL are really scheming wolf.

They knew that Ho Ching might be persecuted by others for losing billions of dollars in Temasick, so they planned their exit from temasick and enter PAP so that no matter what happened, she is really protected and nothing can be done against her.

What a cunning wolf LKY and LHL are?

 

[besotted]

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We need to import high quality FTs like Lily Neo to be MP

Import and dilute all Sinkieness away for a better future

 

[FuckSamLeong]

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[makapaaa]

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Harm sup Papaya dogs bz taking upskirt pics as Ass Loon cheer on from the gallery. While peasants are dying from eating food from the rubbish dump outside!​

 

[funglung]

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Harm sup Papaya dogs bz taking upskirt pics as Ass Loon cheer on from the gallery. While peasants are dying from eating food from the rubbish dump outside!​

WHY THEY CANNOT DO THAT?

THEY GOT BILLIONS AND BILLIONS FROM YOU ALL.

WHILE YOU SINGKIES CAN STARVE, THEY CAN GO FRENCH COOKING COURSES IN PARIS AND EAT WELL.
The courage of the blacks in USA got them freedom and eventually Obama as their President.

The courage of the people in South Africa got them their freedom and Nelson Mandela as their President.

Look at the courage of the Iranians now fighting against the threat of live bullets against them.

ENOUGH OF THAT BASTARD LEE KUAN YEW AND HIS GREEDY COCKROACHES IN WHITE

Find your courage and KICK OUT THAT BASTARD LEE KUAN YEW BLEEDING YOU ALL TO DEATH

HOI

HOW ELSE DID BASTARD LEE KUAN YEW GOT FROM YOU ALL THAT 400-500++ BILLIONS INTO HIS TEMASICK AND GIC?

EVEN MORE HUNDREDS OF BILLIONS INTO HIS RESERVES




Sinkies got no balls
You all dare not stand with those that tried to speak for you.
SO HOW MANY TRIED TO SPEAK FOR YOU NOW?

You all dare not give money to them so that they can work for you.
SO HOW MANY CAN WORK FOR YOU NOW?

You all dare not support them publicly so that they can speak for you.
SO HOW MANY PUBLICLY SPEAK FOR YOU NOW?

You all turn your backs on those that spoke out bravely against LKY
LKY hit out at those who tried to speak for you with his kangaroo courts
You turn your backs and not support them with money and courage.


SO HOW MANY TRIED TO SPEAK FOR YOU NOW?
SO HOW MANY CAN WORK FOR YOU NOW?
SO HOW MANY PUBLICLY SPEAK FOR YOU NOW?


You let them be beaten and bankrupted because you all have no balls
NOW YOU GETTING YOUR BALLS CUT OFF FROM YOU AND YOU AND YOUR FAMILY RAPED AND FUCKED BY LEE KUAN YEW AND HIS COCKROACHES IN WHITE


Why complain now?

Your 400-500++ billions sucked and bled into LKY Temasick and GIC

And even more billions are currently sucked and bled so that LKY can use those money to bastardised and pay his kangaroo courts and running dogs to bleed even more billions from you in future

You got what you all deserved
for your lack of balls


FIND YOUR BALLS TO PUT AN END TO LKY

or open your legs to be further screwed by him

 

[Watchman]

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ST James is going down.

So some promotion doesn't kill unless they got other funding .

Singapore where got recession ?

 

[ahleebabasingaporethief]

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Tell it to the workers highlighted in RED below why they throw BIG party.

Anyway, FYI..St. James is viewed as passe in clubbing community. By throwing a party there, they have made it even more Passe.

If they dare to say 16,000 workers, the figures are surely much higher...say 20-30,000 easily...if not more.

<table border="0" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0" width="100%"><tbody><tr><td>Jobs outlook remains gloomy
</td></tr><tr><td><!-- headline one : end -->
</td></tr> <tr><td>Don't expect turnaround in the next one or two quarters, says minister </td></tr><tr><td><!-- Author -->
</td></tr> <tr> <td class="padlrt8 georgia11 darkgrey bold" colspan="2">By Goh Chin Lian, Senior Political Correspondent </td></tr><tr><td><!-- show image if available -->
</td></tr></tbody></table> <!-- START OF : div id="storytext"--> <!-- more than 4 paragraphs --> SINGAPORE can expect unemployment to remain at current levels or to rise further, Manpower Minister Gan Kim Yong said yesterday.
In remarks suggesting a turnaround is not imminent, he said that with the economic outlook still uncertain, the labour market 'will remain soft for next one to two quarters at least'.
'A lot will depend on whether orders are coming in for the third as well as the fourth quarter. Visibility is not clear beyond July or August,' he said at a press conference to give an update on the impact of the Skills Programme for Upgrading and Resilience (Spur).
The government-sponsored scheme, launched last December, pays part of workers' wages while they are on training as well as subsidises their training fees.
While measures like Spur reduced the cost of retaining staff and kept unemployment in check, the jobless rate from January to March this year still rose to 3.3 per cent, the highest since 2005.
Data for the April to June quarter will be released by the end of this month, but Mr Gan said anecdotal feedback from unions and bosses suggests there will be no let-up in the jobless rate.
This is even though fewer workers may be let go compared to the record 10,900 in the first quarter.
Mr Gan also said in response to a question that it was difficult to say when there would be a second wave of retrenchments - something the labour movement has told workers to brace themselves for.
Like his colleagues at the briefing - Minister of State Lee Yi Shyan and Senior Parliamentary Secretary Hawazi Daipi - he said the focus of efforts by bosses and workers should be on training with an eye to improve skills for an eventual upturn.
Noting that the United States announced on Thursday that its jobless rate rose to 9.5 per cent, he said it was important 'to focus our efforts on helping companies and the unemployed'.
The sentiment at last month's International Labour Organisation conference in Geneva which he attended was also that the global slowdown will persist.
Therefore, Mr Gan said, it was premature to think about green shoots - the term analysts and others use to suggest that the global slump was bottoming out.
Agreeing with his outlook, National Trades Union Congress deputy secretary-general Halimah Yacob said the jobs situation could worsen if those laid off in the first quarter cannot find jobs quickly and are joined by those newly retrenched in the second quarter.
Nanyang Technological University economist Randolph Tan said that with few companies hiring, and bosses laying off workers, unemployment could hit 3.4 or 3.5 per cent in the second quarter.
He and Madam Halimah cited recent data which showed a doubling of those classified as long-term unemployed: 16,600 workers took more than 25 weeks to find a job - up from 7,500 a year ago.
Another reason the jobless rate could stay high is the mismatch between workers and the jobs available.
Workforce Development Agency chief Chan Heng Kee acknowledged it remains an issue: Career centres had 27,000 job seekers in their database as at the end of May, but they could not fill the 20,000 immediate vacancies in their jobs bank.
'Some of it could be skills mismatch, salary expectations or the work environment. We also encourage the employers to give the worker a chance,' he said.
Spur helped bridge the gap. Between December and May, career centres placed 19,000 job-seekers in jobs after many attended half-day workshops or received more intensive skills training.
Overall, about 124,500 workers have been sent for training under Spur from last December to May this year.
Equipment maker Kinergy, which has orders until November, is committed to training 120 of its 150 staff through Spur.
Said vice-president David Loh: 'When they return, their morale will be boosted and their new problem-solving skills will improve our productivity and processes.'

 

[ahleebabasingaporethief]

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Just read this on http://www.malaysiakini.com/

Quote:
The hidden ugly side of Singapore
Vijay Kumar Jul 3, 09 6:48pm

In between the glamarous buildings and shoppings complexes of this city state, there is huge suffering that the world has never seen. Something that the Singapore government or media will try to hide from the rest of the world. And this is the lives of 80 percent of 'true' Singaporeans who live in the republic's Housing Development Board (low cost) flats.

I, like many young youths, went looking for a better future in this Lion City of opportunity, After four years of working experience in Kuala Lumpur. It was my first experience outside Malaysia and I was very happy to be offered a job in Singapore with a basic salary of S$3,500.

Then, with huge hopes, I started looking for a master bedroom to rent being single. I finally got a master bedroom in Clementi for S$700 a month but only after being rejected by many other landlords for being Indian. The ensuing eight- month ordeal that I spent in this HDB flat really opened my mind to what Singapore is for those who can't earn.

It made me ask if this is the type of development that I ever wanted in my country Malaysia. This is the first time that I felt gifted to be born in Malaysia. Anyway, I lived with a family of three (husband, wife with one daughter) who rented out their master bedroom to me while they slept in the common room.

It was a three-room flat (but unlike in Malaysia, a three-room flat has only two bedrooms). I did not believe it was the master bedroom that I was staying in until I went into the other room and saw that there is no attached bathroom there. I was given a bed and a mattress and also two fans. Then I noticed that the couple with their daughter sleeping on the floor with a thin mattress in the other room. Not even a fan in that room.

Both husband and wife are born Singaporeans and were employed. It was after one month that I realised that the daughter was not going to school regularly and most of the time there would be a quarrel in the early morning between the father and daughter as there was not enough money to pay for the bus to go to school.

There were times when the daughter was very sick and father had no money to take her to see a doctor. It was a real pain in the heart to hear a small girl suffering through the thin walls of this HDB flat. It was unbelievable for me to see this happening in this ultra-modern city. It took me another two months to realise that what was happening in this flat was not an isolated case of urban poverty in Singapore.

It was every where in those HDB flats. There was a Chinese neighbour (an elderly man) and his son had no money to get a taxi to send his father to the clinic for daily diabetic wound-dressing. I soon understood that poverty in Singapore transcends racial boundaries. The whole family of my landlord got a shock that I own a car in Malaysia.

My landlord would keep pestering me every time I come back to Malaysia to bring my car over so that his whole family could go sightseeing in Singapore. In all my life, I never believed people in a developed country like Singapore would ever consider car ownership a privelege.

Three months later, one fine day, I came back home and realised that there was no electricity in the house. This time, my landlord did not have the money to pay for the utility bills. I was back in the Stone Age, using candles. This lasted for days until finally he borrowed money from somewhere and settled the bills.

My landlord as a person I have known during that period never come back drunk or looked like a gambler. He had to pay for his mother's medical expenses, that much I know. This was the time in my life when I learned what is was like to live in that poor quality HDB flat, drying clothes in the rooms and listening to what the couple talked about in the next room via the thin walls.

It was this time in life that made me to think, 'Is this what I want Malaysia to be? For those who talk great or look up to Singapore's success, have they ever come and lived in Singapore like I how I did? Have you seen a HDB flat and how it looks like?

Bring your whole family for a dinner using public transport and then rush to catch the last bus. Is this what a 10% growth rate a year is about that we want boast? Does this growth figures mean anything in the first place? Do we want to open our country to expats so that they can progress at the expense of our own Malaysians?

Do we want to 'progress' to a level that even our children can't buy a house in our own land? Last, I ask myself. Do we Malaysians look at GDP growth as the only measure to choose our government or are we much more matured than that? Achievement at whose expense?

 

[alvin36]

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We need to import high quality FTs like Lily Neo to be MP

Import and dilute all Sinkieness away for a better future

I think she is the ONLY lady in PAP ... or at least looks like a lady.

Anyone seen her real person before ? chio or not ??