Re: "Mr Lee Kuan Yew's condition 'improves slightly': PMO - Channel NewsAsia"
2000 hits only. 2mrow will reach.
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Re: President SR Nathan visits founding father at SGH
SRN lost weights
Earn so much money also cannot help you to walk.
SRN lost weights
Re: Thai Coup Leader Gen Prayuth coming to Singapore to pay respects to his hero LKY
Ying was in town recently
So fast Pinky abandons his girlfriend........ for an ugly General....
Ying was in town recently
Re: Will haze finish the old man?
I responded to someone's new thread, he worried that old man might die from this afternoon haze .. but then Mod moved the thread here thus broke off the continuity
Are you intending to change your avatar again to the above pic?
I responded to someone's new thread, he worried that old man might die from this afternoon haze .. but then Mod moved the thread here thus broke off the continuity
Re: Will haze finish the old man?
But you still can change your avatar anyway, right? :p
Re: Dictator of S'pore, Lee Con You in hospital for severe pneumonia, dying soon. Yip
2. Is the "whole" nation praying for the same thing?
3. Even if the whole world were to be praying for LKY to live forever, who is this "God" that is so powerful AND willing to give them what they want, just because THEY want it; have they considered what GOD wants?
1. This "Lim Ee Ling" wants the doctors to cure LKY, as if the doctors have the ability to cheat death in the first place?
2. Is the "whole" nation praying for the same thing?
3. Even if the whole world were to be praying for LKY to live forever, who is this "God" that is so powerful AND willing to give them what they want, just because THEY want it; have they considered what GOD wants?
Re: Awwwwww.....
And when he dies, the people who prayed fervently shrug their shoulders and say, "Oh well, it is God's will".
If God is going to do whatever he wants anyway, why the fuck bother praying?
https://www.facebook.com/Fabricatio...70599.213440582045291/815944851794858/?type=1
Wow, Jason Chua, Facebook likes are the new e-penis now? :kma:
Lim Ee Ling
https://www.facebook.com/lim.ling.771?fref=ts
https://www.facebook.com/lim.ling.771/likes
The PAP and the Lees on the list of likes. I rest my case.
And when he dies, the people who prayed fervently shrug their shoulders and say, "Oh well, it is God's will".
If God is going to do whatever he wants anyway, why the fuck bother praying?
https://www.facebook.com/Fabricatio...70599.213440582045291/815944851794858/?type=1
Wow, Jason Chua, Facebook likes are the new e-penis now? :kma:
Lim Ee Ling
https://www.facebook.com/lim.ling.771?fref=ts
https://www.facebook.com/lim.ling.771/likes
The PAP and the Lees on the list of likes. I rest my case.
Re: Dictator of S'pore, Lee Con You in hospital for severe pneumonia, dying soon. Yip
SINGAPORE: A male Singaporean student, below 16 years old, is assisting police in investigations into a fake Prime Minister's Office notice on Mr Lee Kuan Yew.
On Friday (Mar 20) the Singapore Police Force (SPF) issued a news release on Friday (Mar 20), saying that at about 10pm on Wednesday, police were alerted to multiple messages that were being circulated regarding a screenshot photograph of a statement purportedly from the Prime Minister’s Office (PMO) website. The PMO lodged a police report on Wednesday night.
Police established the identity of the suspect within 24 hours, SPF said. Preliminary investigations revealed that the suspect was believed to have modified an earlier 2010 PMO media statement hosted on the PMO website and subsequently sent out a photo of the modified content.
"The suspect is a male Singaporean student, below 16 years of age, and is believed to have operated alone," SPF added.
The student is assisting the police with investigations for the offence of Access with Intent to Commit or Facilitate Commission of Offence under Section 4(1) of the Computer Misuse and Cybersecurity Act, Chapter 50A, which carries a punishment of a fine not exceeding S$50,000 or to imprisonment for a term not exceeding 10 years or to both.
The doctored image prompted broadcasters CNN and CCTV to post erroneous tweets and report inaccurately that Mr Lee had died.
Mr Lee, Singapore's first Prime Minister, is currently critically ill in the Intensive Care Unit at the Singapore General Hospital. He has been in hospital for more than a month, after being admitted for severe pneumonia on Feb 5.
Acting Director of the Criminal Investigation Department, Assistant Commissioner of Police Sekher Warrier, advised members of public not to spread falsehoods. SPF said it takes a very stern view against anyone who doctors a Government website to spread false information to deceive the public. Individuals who do so must be prepared to face the consequences under the law, police stated.
SUSPECT IS A MINOR IN THE EYES OF THE LAW
Mr Shashi Nathan, Partner in the Criminal Litigation Practice in KhattarWong, told Channel NewsAsia that the suspect's age means he may be charged in the Youth Court, within the Family Justice Courts.
Mr Nathan added that it is premature to discuss charges as police have not completed their investigations.
"At this stage, we don't know the motivation - if any - for why he did this, or whether there are any other factors which might mitigate or explain his behaviour," Mr Nathan said. "We will have to wait for police to complete their investigations and for the state to consider how to deal with the conclusion - whether they decide to charge him; (as for) what charges, we will have to wait and see."
Mr Nathan noted that the Courts will take into account various factors, including the youth of the suspect - if they do charge him.
"It may be a youthful prank; it may be a bit more insidious. We will not know. What is clear is that it has not gone down well," he said.
Mr Nathan also said the suspect is likely to face the same offence if charged in Youth Court.
"Under Youth Court, they have wider powers of how to deal younger persons - such as probation, reformative training, or to stay in a controlled environment like a boys' home. These are options available to a Youth Court judge," he said.
SINGAPORE: A male Singaporean student, below 16 years old, is assisting police in investigations into a fake Prime Minister's Office notice on Mr Lee Kuan Yew.
On Friday (Mar 20) the Singapore Police Force (SPF) issued a news release on Friday (Mar 20), saying that at about 10pm on Wednesday, police were alerted to multiple messages that were being circulated regarding a screenshot photograph of a statement purportedly from the Prime Minister’s Office (PMO) website. The PMO lodged a police report on Wednesday night.
Police established the identity of the suspect within 24 hours, SPF said. Preliminary investigations revealed that the suspect was believed to have modified an earlier 2010 PMO media statement hosted on the PMO website and subsequently sent out a photo of the modified content.
"The suspect is a male Singaporean student, below 16 years of age, and is believed to have operated alone," SPF added.
The student is assisting the police with investigations for the offence of Access with Intent to Commit or Facilitate Commission of Offence under Section 4(1) of the Computer Misuse and Cybersecurity Act, Chapter 50A, which carries a punishment of a fine not exceeding S$50,000 or to imprisonment for a term not exceeding 10 years or to both.
The doctored image prompted broadcasters CNN and CCTV to post erroneous tweets and report inaccurately that Mr Lee had died.
Mr Lee, Singapore's first Prime Minister, is currently critically ill in the Intensive Care Unit at the Singapore General Hospital. He has been in hospital for more than a month, after being admitted for severe pneumonia on Feb 5.
Acting Director of the Criminal Investigation Department, Assistant Commissioner of Police Sekher Warrier, advised members of public not to spread falsehoods. SPF said it takes a very stern view against anyone who doctors a Government website to spread false information to deceive the public. Individuals who do so must be prepared to face the consequences under the law, police stated.
SUSPECT IS A MINOR IN THE EYES OF THE LAW
Mr Shashi Nathan, Partner in the Criminal Litigation Practice in KhattarWong, told Channel NewsAsia that the suspect's age means he may be charged in the Youth Court, within the Family Justice Courts.
Mr Nathan added that it is premature to discuss charges as police have not completed their investigations.
"At this stage, we don't know the motivation - if any - for why he did this, or whether there are any other factors which might mitigate or explain his behaviour," Mr Nathan said. "We will have to wait for police to complete their investigations and for the state to consider how to deal with the conclusion - whether they decide to charge him; (as for) what charges, we will have to wait and see."
Mr Nathan noted that the Courts will take into account various factors, including the youth of the suspect - if they do charge him.
"It may be a youthful prank; it may be a bit more insidious. We will not know. What is clear is that it has not gone down well," he said.
Mr Nathan also said the suspect is likely to face the same offence if charged in Youth Court.
"Under Youth Court, they have wider powers of how to deal younger persons - such as probation, reformative training, or to stay in a controlled environment like a boys' home. These are options available to a Youth Court judge," he said.
Re: President SR Nathan visits founding father at SGH
He was a ' weight lifter' when he was earning big bucks from the taxpayers, after he retired he do not have to carry those "balls" anymore & no more those free stirring the Nasi Briyani pot meals too, which was high in cholesterol & never good for health.
SRN lost weights
He was a ' weight lifter' when he was earning big bucks from the taxpayers, after he retired he do not have to carry those "balls" anymore & no more those free stirring the Nasi Briyani pot meals too, which was high in cholesterol & never good for health.
Re: Awwwwww.....
All these people have no God in their hearts & have no understanding for the have been BRAIN WASHED, the reality of life, their believe is PAP is god & as a god...he should live on, better still, get up, sit up & walk....that is the kind of miracle, they are hoping for. But will God, raise another, "Lazurus"??
And when he dies, the people who prayed fervently shrug their shoulders and say, "Oh well, it is God's will".
If God is going to do whatever he wants anyway, why the fuck bother praying?
Wow, Jason Chua, Facebook likes are the new e-penis now? :kma:
The PAP and the Lees on the list of likes. I rest my case.
All these people have no God in their hearts & have no understanding for the have been BRAIN WASHED, the reality of life, their believe is PAP is god & as a god...he should live on, better still, get up, sit up & walk....that is the kind of miracle, they are hoping for. But will God, raise another, "Lazurus"??
Can roll on the grass and wail, not so painful.
I hope they do not spoil Botanic Gardens...after thousands have trampled on it....it will no longer be WORLD HERITAGE SITE. It should be done at the Padang...better still in the renovated CITY HAL, a fitting place to say goodbye!...Merdeka it was & MERDEKA!...he goes!
Re: "Mr Lee Kuan Yew's condition 'improves slightly': PMO - Channel NewsAsia"
It's past midnight, so tomorrow has come, and the 200,000 views has been passed.
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