[h=2]This is my country[/h]
September 15th, 2014 |
Author: Contributions
Singapore belongs to all living here: PM
Loong
http://www.business-standard.com/ar...hose-living-here-pm-loong-114050400048_1.html
Singaporeans, new arrivals, people who are on permanent residence
here, people who are on employment pass here, all participating in one big
Singapore family…
So that we feel that this is a place which is special, which belongs to all
of us and where we all celebrate one another’s festivals and happy events
together. (3[SUP]rd[/SUP] May 2014)
You want to come to my country, you behave properly. If your behavior is
unacceptable, we will not let you in, even for a holiday. ‘The Immigration
Officer has the right to take stern action if Singaporeans behave in an
inappropriate manner, he said. “Expulsion is allowed under the law.” An
Indonesian spokesman confirmed this on air.’
When people visit another country, it is only expected that they behave well
and stop making themselves a nuisance to the country. 50 Singaporeans have
recently been barred from entering Batam for talking loudly. Why not, this is
their country and you don’t treat it like it is your fish market. The visitors
need to respect the rules and norms of a country as a guest.
But in some countries, or non-countries, visitors can go there and do
anything they want, like littering, shitting in public places, scolding the
citizens, insulting the citizens and beating the citizens. And there is no law
to put these disgraceful visitors away. Maybe the people of these non-countries
forgot the meaning of ‘This is my country’. They do not think they have any
country anymore. Their countries belong to everyone. And they are the guests,
the visitors and the visitors, the foreigners are the owners.
Got this type of country meh? Oops, got this type of non-country meh? When a
people become daft and silly, this will happen. Then they start to emigrate
voluntarily from their ‘used to be country’ to other countries thinking they
will get a better deal. They simply gave up their ‘used to be country’, gave
their country away, eased out of their country by the foreigners they invited to
their country.
Just look at the Indonesians and the Malaysians or any other countries, they
hold on to their countries closely to their hearts. For some countries, even if
they seized some other people’s countries, like Australia, they would not allow
other foreigners to come in freely. But some non-countries like the USA, seized
from the natives, the Red Indians, it is ‘free’ to other immigrants, provided
they want you. But they make it very sure they are the owners and the visitors
are called aliens.
Only silly non-countries will turn themselves into aliens and let foreigners
take over their jobs, their countries, with open arms. And then got kicked
around by the foreigners and ended being evicted from their own countries
without knowing why, without fighting or trying to defend their rights to their
non- countries.
And every time a foreigner threatens to go somewhere or take their business
somewhere, we wet in our pants. We even have to send our ministers to affirm
ties with other countries when we sense that they are not happy with us. Is this
true?
Chua Chin Leng aka
redbean
* The writer blogs at mysingaporenews.blogspot.com.
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Singapore belongs to all living here: PM
Loong
http://www.business-standard.com/ar...hose-living-here-pm-loong-114050400048_1.html
Singaporeans, new arrivals, people who are on permanent residence
here, people who are on employment pass here, all participating in one big
Singapore family…
So that we feel that this is a place which is special, which belongs to all
of us and where we all celebrate one another’s festivals and happy events
together. (3[SUP]rd[/SUP] May 2014)
unacceptable, we will not let you in, even for a holiday. ‘The Immigration
Officer has the right to take stern action if Singaporeans behave in an
inappropriate manner, he said. “Expulsion is allowed under the law.” An
Indonesian spokesman confirmed this on air.’
When people visit another country, it is only expected that they behave well
and stop making themselves a nuisance to the country. 50 Singaporeans have
recently been barred from entering Batam for talking loudly. Why not, this is
their country and you don’t treat it like it is your fish market. The visitors
need to respect the rules and norms of a country as a guest.
But in some countries, or non-countries, visitors can go there and do
anything they want, like littering, shitting in public places, scolding the
citizens, insulting the citizens and beating the citizens. And there is no law
to put these disgraceful visitors away. Maybe the people of these non-countries
forgot the meaning of ‘This is my country’. They do not think they have any
country anymore. Their countries belong to everyone. And they are the guests,
the visitors and the visitors, the foreigners are the owners.
Got this type of country meh? Oops, got this type of non-country meh? When a
people become daft and silly, this will happen. Then they start to emigrate
voluntarily from their ‘used to be country’ to other countries thinking they
will get a better deal. They simply gave up their ‘used to be country’, gave
their country away, eased out of their country by the foreigners they invited to
their country.
Just look at the Indonesians and the Malaysians or any other countries, they
hold on to their countries closely to their hearts. For some countries, even if
they seized some other people’s countries, like Australia, they would not allow
other foreigners to come in freely. But some non-countries like the USA, seized
from the natives, the Red Indians, it is ‘free’ to other immigrants, provided
they want you. But they make it very sure they are the owners and the visitors
are called aliens.
Only silly non-countries will turn themselves into aliens and let foreigners
take over their jobs, their countries, with open arms. And then got kicked
around by the foreigners and ended being evicted from their own countries
without knowing why, without fighting or trying to defend their rights to their
non- countries.
And every time a foreigner threatens to go somewhere or take their business
somewhere, we wet in our pants. We even have to send our ministers to affirm
ties with other countries when we sense that they are not happy with us. Is this
true?
Chua Chin Leng aka
redbean
* The writer blogs at mysingaporenews.blogspot.com.