No wonder that Tan can send his stoopid ediot son to RI, must be pulling some string
RJC, it's RJC. My son graduated from RI last year. My son did well enough for his O-levels to make it into RJC on his own merit.
No wonder that Tan can send his stoopid ediot son to RI, must be pulling some string
RJC, it's RJC.
My efforts in this forum have obviously been overshadowed by JohnTan and his gang.
I promise to tackle the task with newfound gusto from today onwards.
Thank you. I hope one day to be like our former president S R Nathan, who was conferred the Order of Temasek medal for his loyalty and contribution to Singapore. To many singaporeans, he was a much better president than his predecessor, who was denied a State funeral. I think it had something to do with his lackustre performance while serving in the highest office.
After all the work I've done for them I didn't even get a mention!!!!
After all the work I've done for them I didn't even get a mention!!!!
that's why i'd doubt the article.... .... how could any article about white scum's minion be true if your name is not mentioned?After all the work I've done for them I didn't even get a mention!!!!
RJC, it's RJC. My son graduated from RI last year. My son did well enough for his O-levels to make it into RJC on his own merit.
John Tan, you are a smart man. Your son is so clever....in RJC... he must have taken a chip of the old block.... Are you also from RI or RJC ?
No I wasn't. My family was much poorer when I was younger and I had to study in some lousy neighbourhood school. But I still managed to succeed because I worked hard in a meritocratic society under PAP's rule. Moving up from rags-to-riches is a huge vote winner for PAP. It makes up for numerous minor unhappiness with PAP such as COEs, parking fines and occasional train disruptions.
No I wasn't. My family was much poorer when I was younger and I had to study in some lousy neighbourhood school. But I still managed to succeed because I worked hard in a meritocratic society under PAP's rule. Moving up from rags-to-riches is a huge vote winner for PAP. It makes up for numerous minor unhappiness with PAP such as COEs, parking fines and occasional train disruptions.
Dun bluff can... John Tan?
You forgot to mention you join the grassloots. That's how you succeeded by pulling strings and being granted favors. Whatever you can loot, you take!
I joined grassroots AFTER I established myself professionally. Grassroots is just a way for me to give back to society. While I have made new friends in the grassroots, I do not make use of the grassroots network in any way for professional work. My line of work does not overlap with grassroots circles at all. So, my professional work will succeed or fail with or without my grassroots contacts.
Big bullshit! No one is a grasslooter for no gain!
Big bullshit! No one is a grasslooter for no gain!
RETIRED businessman Phang Tai Heng has been a volunteer in Jalan Besar for more than 50 years.
The 86-year-old, who spent many years as chairman of the Jalan Besar Community Club management committee and Citizens Consultative Committee (CCC), is probably Singapore's oldest and longest-serving grassroots leader.
His connection to the area began when at 19 he started working in an engineering workshop that his father owned.
"After all these years, I know both the people and place very well and have seen how the area has grown," said Mr Phang, who is patron of both the community club's management committee and the CCC.
His years of service were acknowledged by Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong at a Chinese New Year party for more than 4,000 community and grassroots leaders at the Istana earlier this month.
PM Lee gave him a special SG50 ez-link card with a handwritten "thank you" note on its red pocket- sized folder.
"May you always be blessed with health and happiness and thank you for 50 years of service to our nation," wrote PM Lee, a surprise guest at the party.
Another veteran grassroots leader, Mr Phua Him Ko, 74, of Kampong Glam CCC, received the same token of appreciation.
Mr Phang, who took over his father's engineering business, operated a foundry as well before moving into the real estate and cinema businesses in Queenstown. He was awarded the Public Service Star for social and community service in 1997.
- See more at: http://news.asiaone.com/news/singap...e-after-50-years-service#sthash.p3hUKQx9.dpuf
Not everyone is as superficial as an opposition IB. They claim they are for the people, and willing to accept low pay and sacrifice for the nation. But most people know that they have sinister intentions and cannot be trusted. Below is an example of a good grassroots guy, who has been in the grassroots for 50 years. He's not the sort to do grassroots for monetary gain.
Not everyone is as superficial as an opposition IB. They claim they are for the people, and willing to accept low pay and sacrifice for the nation. But most people know that they have sinister intentions and cannot be trusted. Below is an example of a good grassroots guy, who has been in the grassroots for 50 years. He's not the sort to do grassroots for monetary gain.
I joined grassroots AFTER I established myself professionally. Grassroots is just a way for me to give back to society. While I have made new friends in the grassroots, I do not make use of the grassroots network in any way for professional work. My line of work does not overlap with grassroots circles at all. So, my professional work will succeed or fail with or without my grassroots contacts.