Lee Hsien loong Is The Problem

TracyTan866 said:

I am glad you agree that LHL is the problem. Let us work towards ridding Singapore of The Problem and restore happiness in SG

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So, LHL gets defeated in his GRC. He is replaced by Kee Chiu. You expect better times ahead?

winnipegjets said:

So, LHL gets defeated in his GRC. He is replaced by Kee Chiu. You expect better times ahead?

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Possibly. At least I can looking forward to change. If LHL continues, no change and I can expect more problems from a PM who is childish, arrogant, vindictive, etc.

So yes, I root for change

winnipegjets said:

So, LHL gets defeated in his GRC. He is replaced by Kee Chiu. You expect better times ahead?

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Do you disagree with my post#1? Do you want more of the problems listed in Post#1

ok so we established there is a problem,the question is do u have a solution?im talking about a endgame solution that actually gets rid of the problem and a plan that we can start doing something feasible.

or we just gonna talk about it like we have been talking since 2009?

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frenchbriefs said:

ok so we established there is a problem,the question is do u have a solution?im talking about a endgame solution that actually gets rid of the problem and a plan that we can start doing something feasible.

or we just gonna talk about it like we have been talking since 2009?

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my question to you is, "Is the problem severe enough for Singaporeans to take action to rid itself of the Problem?"

I believe no one is irreplaceable.

Once LHL is defeated, another leader will surface

winnipegjets said:

So, LHL gets defeated in his GRC. He is replaced by Kee Chiu. You expect better times ahead?

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in fact, I have heard many good things about Kee Chiu from MCYS staff when he was acting Minister, MCYS. He was a very pleasant change after the arrogant VB

nirvarq said:

WELL : Talk is Cheap ..........

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Yes, your talk may be cheap. But for many others, they walk their talk.

So contrary to what you think, not all talks are cheap

TracyTan866 said:

my question to you is, "Is the problem severe enough for Singaporeans to take action to rid itself of the Problem?"

I believe no one is irreplaceable.

Once LHL is defeated, another leader will surface

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so how severe u want the problem to be?if the last 10 years of ass fucking is not enough,what more do u want?

frenchbriefs said:

so how severe u want the problem to be?if the last 10 years of ass fucking is not enough,what more do u want?

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LHL has done enough damage and must be replaced before Singapore crumbles

frenchbriefs said:

so how severe u want the problem to be?if the last 10 years of ass fucking is not enough,what more do u want?

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LHL has done some irreparable damage which will affect Singapore for the next 30years. He has committed some great sins against Singapore and Singaporeans. He knows what he has to do to make up for his mistakes

SG has reached a state where whether there's a change of government or not, Singaporean is going to suffer at least for the next decade.

Getloud said:

SG has reached a state where whether there's a change of government or not, Singaporean is going to suffer at least for the next decade.

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I agree. We have waited too long to kick out the disastrous LHL. But wait longer and SG will suffer longer in the future. The time to kick him out is at the next GE

TracyTan866 said:

I agree. We have waited too long to kick out the disastrous LHL. But wait longer and SG will suffer longer in the future. The time to kick him out is at the next GE

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The best solution is still for the PAP to wake up and serve the people.
They have the mechanism to make changes.
But till now, still no sign of the greedy pigs waking up due to their 'comfortable' life.
Only try to make cosmetic change to make senior and poor happy.

Getloud said:

The best solution is still for the PAP to wake up and serve the people.
They have the mechanism to make changes.
But till now, still no sign of the greedy pigs waking up due to their 'comfortable' life.
Only try to make cosmetic change to make senior and poor happy.

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agree. but can change start from within as all of them have been contaminated. will we see a hero rising from within PAP?

TracyTan866 said:

agree. but can change start from within as all of them have been contaminated. will we see a hero rising from within PAP?

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It is the PAP culture that is the problem. Getting rid of LHL will not solve anything. We thought sinkapore would be freer after Old Fart left the scene. Woody was no better.

You don't do sinkees a favour when you cast your vote for the PAP despite all the failing.

TracyTan866 said:

Possibly. At least I can looking forward to change. If LHL continues, no change and I can expect more problems from a PM who is childish, arrogant, vindictive, etc.

So yes, I root for change

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What change? The philosophy of the PAP lives on as long as the party is in power.

Change is when the PAP is thrown out. Let the WP be the government, then you will see real change - democracy will be embraced, freedom of speech will be the law, no more millionaire ministers, HDB flats will be affordable (25 percent of salary for 20 years will be the price), 80 percent of foreigners deported within 2 years and full transparency of government.

TracyTan866 said:

in fact, I have heard many good things about Kee Chiu from MCYS staff when he was acting Minister, MCYS. He was a very pleasant change after the arrogant VB

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There are kind dictators but they are still dictators. At the end of the day, it is power that matters.

Ms Vivian was born with a silver spoon. He thinks that he is god's gift to sinkapore. Arrogant Ah Neh.
Kee Chiu comes from a broken family. A lot for empathy. But he still has the mindset of the PAP.

It is the party that we need to get rid of, not individuals.

winnipegjets said:

It is the PAP culture that is the problem. Getting rid of LHL will not solve anything. We thought sinkapore would be freer after Old Fart left the scene. Woody was no better.

You don't do sinkees a favour when you cast your vote for the PAP despite all the failing.

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I disagree. I believe getting rid of lhl is the first step towards a better SG

winnipegjets said:

What change? The philosophy of the PAP lives on as long as the party is in power.

Change is when the PAP is thrown out. Let the WP be the government, then you will see real change - democracy will be embraced, freedom of speech will be the law, no more millionaire ministers, HDB flats will be affordable (25 percent of salary for 20 years will be the price), 80 percent of foreigners deported within 2 years and full transparency of government.

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Of course best is to throw out the PAP.

But, to me, LHL is the main problem