SDP Rally Tonite - Link and whether it will be be turning point for SDP

scroobal · May 3, 2016

Here is the link
http://tv.toggle.sg/en/channelnewsasia/shows/bukit-batok-by-election

This is crucial. Can SDP do a turnaround and move away from the character and capability quagmire which has been the focus of both the PAP and he media. PAP has not held a rally for 4 days which tells us that they will be focusing on what SDP will be saying and responding. Strategy and tactics again.

Cosmos10 · May 3, 2016

Greetings to Bukit Batok Residents from Dr Chee and Family

Video: "Dear Bukit Batok"

[video=youtube;pk7gN6xOQck]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pk7gN6xOQck[/video]

shiokalingam · May 3, 2016

Tonight ' s Rally ( 3 May , Tue ) & Thur 5 May , 6 May is cooling off day

are most crucial. its do or die and be consigned to history notes.

gingerlyn · May 3, 2016

rallies are useless. many people just auto vote for PAP.

scroobal · May 3, 2016

When the media is controlled by the State, the internet and the rallies are important platforms to get the message across. What are said in Rallies gets across to the social media if the points resonate strongly with the voters. Workers Party without the rallies would not have got the coverage that they received. Rallies are also important as they show the candidates ability to put his voice across. Png Eng Huat is an example of candidate that used the rallies to maximum effect. The crowd was with him from start to finish.

gingerlyn · May 3, 2016

do u know how many people in BB that dont attend rallies and dont watch youtube and vote for PAP?
i think this portion is significant

myfoot123 · May 3, 2016

scroobal said:
When the media is controlled by the State, the internet and the rallies are important platforms to get the message across. What are said in Rallies gets across the media if the points resonate strongly with the voters. Workers Party without the rallies would not have got the coverage that they received. Rallies are also important as they show the candidates ability to put his voice across. Png Eng Huat is an example of candidate that used the rallies to maximum effect. The crowd was with him from start to finish.

Ultimately, the intelligence of voters played a greater part in the election result. I am not sure whether Bukit Batok people possessed that unique intelligence and the gut to vote for Dr Chee. I fear the kiasi sinkie syndrome remained in their bone, which is why I've never wanted look up to 70% voters for hope. In fact, I am beginning to hate Sinkies for being brainwashed since their kindergarten days.

JohnTan · May 3, 2016

What turning point for Chee? He has lost the by-elections from Day 1. His rally may be crowded, but vast majority of the crowd, including Amos Yee, do not support him and will not vote for him even if they were BB voters.

GoldenDragon · May 3, 2016

JohnTan said:
What turning point for Chee? He has lost the by-elections from Day 1. His rally may be crowded, but vast majority of the crowd, including Amos Yee, do not support him and will not vote for him even if they were BB voters.

i am surprised you brought up amos. who the fuck is this kid? must murali or juan need his endorsement? i suggest you ward yourself in imh for 'observations.'

scroobal · May 3, 2016

Until the election of JBJ and Chiam I felt the same. What I noticed is that voters are prepared to get a candidate in and hold on to him if they think they got a good man. The people of Potong Pasir did exactly that. They however did not feel the same with Lina Chiam despite Chiam presence and support. One of the Chee's biggest mistake was washing our dirty linen on the international stage. Neither Chiam or JBJ do this. Chee automatically knocked out a section of the Chinese votes. He has to work longer and harder than any other opposition candidate to get those votes back. BB would be telling by how much PAP loses its handsome lead and if Chee has recovered these voters.

myfoot123 said:
Ultimately, the intelligence of voters played a greater part in the election result. I am not sure whether Bukit Batok people possessed that unique intelligence and the gut to vote for Dr Chee. I fear the kiasi sinkie syndrome remained in their bone, which is why I've never wanted look up to 70% voters for hope. In fact, I am beginning to hate Sinkies for being brainwashed since their kindergarten days.

Leongsam · May 3, 2016

myfoot123 said:
Ultimately, the intelligence of voters played a greater part in the election result.

If that's the case then Chee can kiss his chances goodbye.

GoldenDragon · May 3, 2016

Leongsam said:
If that's the case then Chee can kiss his chances goodbye.

Some forummers here will blame you when csj loses. credit to you, they think this forum is able to influence voters.

krafty · May 3, 2016

initially, i try refraining from commenting on the BB election cos' this forum is branded a trouble maker. but i was too pissed with the personal attacks thrown by lau goh and pinky, and their cronies. i think they behave like tyrants.:oIo:

GoldenDragon · May 3, 2016

krafty said:
initially, i try refraining from commenting on the BB election cos' this forum is branded a trouble maker. but i was too pissed with the personal attacks thrown by lau goh and pinky, and their cronies. i think they behave like tyrants.:oIo:

why bother? feel free to post whatever you want.

shiokalingam · May 3, 2016

scroobal said:
Here is the link
http://tv.toggle.sg/en/channelnewsasia/shows/bukit-batok-by-election

This is crucial. Can SDP do a turnaround and move away from the character and capability quagmire which has been the focus of both the PAP and he media. PAP has not held a rally for 4 days which tells us that they will be focusing on what SDP will be saying and responding. Strategy and tactics again.

PAP today 3 May and 4 may no rally

scroobal · May 3, 2016

GCT when he took over as PM promised an open and more transparent society. Then he took us to the 1991 polls to secure his first and own mandate. When he lost 3 seats he quickly changed tact and increased the number and size of the GRCs, increased the deposit amount. Imagine 6 seat super GRCs and it had nothing to do with minority candidate getting elected. Uses old man to whack Catherine Lim and then the OB markers. His biggest contribution to this country was to open the flood gates to foreigners. Promised us the Swiss standard and that national football will qualify for the World Cup.

Come to think of it maybe better to get the Old Man back from his grave. At least the tyrant delivered without promising anything.

Cosmos10 · May 3, 2016

JHolmesJr · May 3, 2016

Leongsam said:
If that's the case then Chee can kiss his chances goodbye.

I have heard whenever C makes a strong point, M's poll winning majority goes up.

kkbutterfly · May 3, 2016

isn't the last day to hold rally have more deciding factors?

Unrepented · May 3, 2016

Important =/= Effective, look at the regression in %

scroobal said:
When the media is controlled by the State, the internet and the rallies are important platforms to get the message across. What are said in Rallies gets across to the social media if the points resonate strongly with the voters. Workers Party without the rallies would not have got the coverage that they received. Rallies are also important as they show the candidates ability to put his voice across. Png Eng Huat is an example of candidate that used the rallies to maximum effect. The crowd was with him from start to finish.

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