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Bukit Batok by-election to be held on May 7
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terrific post, kuku!
Economy is heading for recession, lots more PMET Sinkies are getting retrenched or huge pay cuts. Two of my wife's friends were retrenched this month by MNCs, both in their early 40s. One of them was ordered to remove her things and leave within 1 week, the other was told to leave within 2 weeks.
Good letter by Dr Chee, looks like Dr Chee / SDP is making retrenchment insurance an issue in the by-election. It's a great election issue to pursue as retrenchments are mounting.
Another great election issue to pursue is the very high living costs created by the very overpaid PAP bums, I think many BB residents are unhappy with the high living costs.
http://www.todayonline.com/voices/r...-idea-worth-pursuing-economy-undergoes-change
Good letter by Dr Chee, looks like Dr Chee / SDP is making retrenchment insurance an issue in the by-election. It's a great election issue to pursue as retrenchments are mounting.
Another great election issue to pursue is the very high living costs created by the very overpaid PAP bums, I think many BB residents are unhappy with the high living costs.
http://www.todayonline.com/voices/r...-idea-worth-pursuing-economy-undergoes-change
http://www.channelnewsasia.com/news/singapore/chee-soon-juan-questions/2716912.html
Chee Soon Juan questions impact of having another PAP candidate in Parliament
Updated 21 Apr 2016 14:01
SINGAPORE: Singapore Democratic Party (SDP) secretary-general Chee Soon Juan has questioned the difference and impact that People's Action Party (PAP) candidate Murali Pillai would make in Parliament, with the PAP already holding 81 seats.
Dr Chee, who is the SDP's candidate for the upcoming Bukit Batok by-election, told reporters before his walkabout near Bukit Batok MRT station on Thursday (Apr 21) that if elected, he would "continue to press the Government and make sure it is more sensitised to the plight of Singaporeans".
VIDEO: [video]https://www.facebook.com/ChannelNewsAsia/videos/10153581994632934[/video]
The politician said he comes across retirees and people out of work during his rounds at coffee shops, and the smallest price hikes in staples such as eggs and coffee make a big difference to them. This is the group he wants to speak up for if elected, he said.
"As far as taking care of the housing estate, we will not take a back seat. With that assured, residents here can safely vote us into Parliament," he added.
On his strategy until residents go to the polls on May 7, Dr Chee said he will interact with voters and convince them to elect him.
"We've covered the entire estate - that's quantity. But that makes very little difference, as far as interacting with them, explaining to them why it's so important to get an opposition into Parliament."
Dr Chee said the party will hold a press conference on Friday to share details of his social programmes for the constituency.
Chee Soon Juan questions impact of having another PAP candidate in Parliament
Updated 21 Apr 2016 14:01
SINGAPORE: Singapore Democratic Party (SDP) secretary-general Chee Soon Juan has questioned the difference and impact that People's Action Party (PAP) candidate Murali Pillai would make in Parliament, with the PAP already holding 81 seats.
Dr Chee, who is the SDP's candidate for the upcoming Bukit Batok by-election, told reporters before his walkabout near Bukit Batok MRT station on Thursday (Apr 21) that if elected, he would "continue to press the Government and make sure it is more sensitised to the plight of Singaporeans".
VIDEO: [video]https://www.facebook.com/ChannelNewsAsia/videos/10153581994632934[/video]
The politician said he comes across retirees and people out of work during his rounds at coffee shops, and the smallest price hikes in staples such as eggs and coffee make a big difference to them. This is the group he wants to speak up for if elected, he said.
"As far as taking care of the housing estate, we will not take a back seat. With that assured, residents here can safely vote us into Parliament," he added.
On his strategy until residents go to the polls on May 7, Dr Chee said he will interact with voters and convince them to elect him.
"We've covered the entire estate - that's quantity. But that makes very little difference, as far as interacting with them, explaining to them why it's so important to get an opposition into Parliament."
Dr Chee said the party will hold a press conference on Friday to share details of his social programmes for the constituency.
Scroobal is one of the best social and political commentators around. I am truly grateful that he has chosen sammyboy as his soap box. I am honored to have him as a member here.
http://www.straitstimes.com/politic...o-outline-plans-at-press-conference-on-friday
Bukit Batok by-election: SDP to outline plans at press conference on Friday
Thursday, Apr 21, 2016
SINGAPORE - The Singapore Democratic Party (SDP) will be holding a press conference on Friday (April 22) to outline its plans for the Bukit Batok constituency.
Party chief Chee Soon Juan did not elaborate on what the plans entailed, but stressed that his party had in place the resources to take over the town council should he win the by-election on May 7.
He also reiterated his call for retrenchment insurance and said the cost of living was continuing to rise even as workers felt the heat from a slowing economy.
Dr Chee argued that he would be able to make a bigger impact in Parliament than his People's Action Party opponent Murali Pillai.
The ruling party already has more than 80 MPs and adding one more would not make a difference, Dr Chee said.
He was speaking to reporters at Bukit Batok MRT station on Thursday, where he and party activists greeted residents and distributed campaign fliers.
It was his first media interview since the May 7 by-election date was announced, but Dr Chee said the day was no different as he had been walking the ground for the past few weeks.
President Tony Tan Keng Yam issued the writ of election on Wednesday. Nomination Day will be April 27 followed by nine days of campaigning and the mandatory cooling-off day on May 6.
Bukit Batok by-election: SDP to outline plans at press conference on Friday
Thursday, Apr 21, 2016
SINGAPORE - The Singapore Democratic Party (SDP) will be holding a press conference on Friday (April 22) to outline its plans for the Bukit Batok constituency.
Party chief Chee Soon Juan did not elaborate on what the plans entailed, but stressed that his party had in place the resources to take over the town council should he win the by-election on May 7.
He also reiterated his call for retrenchment insurance and said the cost of living was continuing to rise even as workers felt the heat from a slowing economy.
Dr Chee argued that he would be able to make a bigger impact in Parliament than his People's Action Party opponent Murali Pillai.
The ruling party already has more than 80 MPs and adding one more would not make a difference, Dr Chee said.
He was speaking to reporters at Bukit Batok MRT station on Thursday, where he and party activists greeted residents and distributed campaign fliers.
It was his first media interview since the May 7 by-election date was announced, but Dr Chee said the day was no different as he had been walking the ground for the past few weeks.
President Tony Tan Keng Yam issued the writ of election on Wednesday. Nomination Day will be April 27 followed by nine days of campaigning and the mandatory cooling-off day on May 6.
..let me read between the lines to get your message.....
Hahaha...message received loud n clear....
But as usual, his clown lackey thought this was high praise...
There is really no medicine for stupidity
The gist of your lengthy praise for Scroobal can be summed in one simple sentence - It is just business.
Wonder if the Bukit Batok voters have forgotten about their former PAP MP David Ong's adulterous 6months affair with a married mother of 3 young kids, and also cheating his own wife and kids?
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Let bygones be bygones.
Wendy has found forgiveness in God. Her husband has found a new love. David has received forgiveness and getting along well with his wife and mother in law. M has gotten his wish. His grin is splashed in the papers.
Let's move on.
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Wow, is this true? how did you know this? I was not aware of this. Was it in the newspapers? I stop buying the ST papers a long time ago.
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Check out the thread How Wendy Husband found out.
Last I heard is that MediaCorp is planning to make a movie based on the story.
or simply.....sex sells.
I just Read your thread "How Wendy Husband found out", and it sounds like a made up story. Sorry but I don't think what you said below is true.
If Mediacorp is making a movie of the David Ong adulterous affair, it would be even worse for David Ong and Wendy Lim and very shameful for them. :o
I just Read your thread "How Wendy Husband found out", and it sounds like a made up story. Sorry but I don't think what you said below is true.
If Mediacorp is making a movie of the David Ong adulterous affair, it would be even worse for David Ong and Wendy Lim and very shameful for them. :o
Glad to know you have a heart for them. No point airing the dirty linen during the election. Let bygones be bygones.
It's not about "airing dirty linen", it's about the facts, this adulterous affair is the very reason why there is a by-election.
The Michael Palmer affair should've serve as a good warning for elected public office holders on decency and integrity, but yet David Ong still secretly went on with his adulterous affair for 6 months and cheated on his wife repeatedly before being exposed by Wendy's husband.
chigger, any comments? leongsam not fair. should have praised the dynamic trio. afterall you 3 have more posts and points and a huge following here - from australia to zaire.
terrific post, kuku!
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