Bull fucking cock.
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Chitchat Amos Yee arrested again
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Bull fucking cock.
Yes, I really pity them. Teenagers can be wild and irresponsible, that's understandable. But Amos really takes the cake.
Bull fucking cock? Wouldn't that be a homosexual act, albeit between different species!
you begging to see his schlong right?
Amos is just a sick boy. Perhaps and maybe, he reads too much SBF and those who have been around long enough will be diligent to know the limits of some of the discussions here. Reminds me of the old weirdo character of nick QXP who thought SBF was the world of internet and real life. Either you are with him or against him is how he views everyone here. If you disagree with him, you are labelled a PAP IB and he will haunt you forever in this forum. They are out of their mind and this is just a fictional world of anonymous folks who type behind such a facade. Amos types behind such a facade but in a real world revealing himself. It was found out that he is just a juvenile and he was never subjected to the tough laws against incitement against religion or race which some adults were targeted. It is prison time for such offences.
Attention is what he craves for. He might have high IQ but EQ is downright low.
The opposition figures are now fleeing from him, one by one. Initially they are crying out against the Gahmen for tough action against an underaged person. The person who first vouched had already made a 180 degree turn away from Amos.
The thing is you can shout "wolf wolf" a few times, and only that much. The first time, you gathered genuine attention from many. The second time, many would have learned their lesson. The third and fourth etc, folks cannot be bothered anymore.
And this poor kid will resort to more extreme means and words to get his dosage.
The poor gahmen is forced to step in again, this time around due to some extreme action from him.
It is just one Amos and it is a handful. Internet as reality? - some just cannot separate the two. I often wonder why the harangues happen so much here as though folks are seriously adament in targeting others here. One can just walk away right? It can be not taken as the real world eh.
It is a strange interesting phenomenon. As such, we have the likes of Amos who now walk in real life openly taunting. When he is of adult age, a prison term perhaps might help him become more silent.
Attention is what he craves for. He might have high IQ but EQ is downright low.
The opposition figures are now fleeing from him, one by one. Initially they are crying out against the Gahmen for tough action against an underaged person. The person who first vouched had already made a 180 degree turn away from Amos.
The thing is you can shout "wolf wolf" a few times, and only that much. The first time, you gathered genuine attention from many. The second time, many would have learned their lesson. The third and fourth etc, folks cannot be bothered anymore.
And this poor kid will resort to more extreme means and words to get his dosage.
The poor gahmen is forced to step in again, this time around due to some extreme action from him.
It is just one Amos and it is a handful. Internet as reality? - some just cannot separate the two. I often wonder why the harangues happen so much here as though folks are seriously adament in targeting others here. One can just walk away right? It can be not taken as the real world eh.
It is a strange interesting phenomenon. As such, we have the likes of Amos who now walk in real life openly taunting. When he is of adult age, a prison term perhaps might help him become more silent.
Our QXP. Note the comment about talking to himself.
Oct 16, 2008
Fined for locking library doors
By Sujin Thomas
Retiree Bin Hee Heng chose to represent himself in court but eventually pleaded guilty. -- ST PHOTO: WONG KWAI CHOW
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AN ANGRY retiree who used a bicycle chain to lock a set of doors at the National Library Building in Victoria Street was yesterday fined $1,000.
Bin Hee Heng admitted in a district court to chaining the doors in March following an argument with library staff members. He was upset that security personnel had earlier locked up his bike, which was left illegally on a pedestrian walkway.
His guilty plea yesterday capped an at times bizarre one-day trial in which the 58-year-old represented himself.
On Tuesday, Bin cross-examined two policemen, one of whom arrived at the scene of the incident and the other who took his police statement a few days later.
At one point, he asked to strike one officer's testimony, saying it was inaccurate.
District Judge James Leong said his antics were more suited for 'American TV', one of several times he questioned the relevance of Bin's questions.
Bin, who was accompanied in court by his wife, said: 'I'm sorry. I have no legal experience. I'm thinking as I go along.'
When Deputy Public Prosecutor Robert Tan asked the court to have Bin's mental state assessed after he was heard talking to himself, Bin wore a troubled frown and said he did not want to continue with the trial. However, he maintained that his conduct in court was 'most appropriate' and that he had asked 'pertinent questions'.
The judge told him to consider his plea and adjourned the hearing till yesterday morning when Bin pleaded guilty.
The $1,000 fine is the maximum under the law for anyone found guilty of being a public nuisance.
On March 15, Bin's bicycle was chained up by a National Library security officer. It had been parked on a pedestrian walkway instead of a designated bicycle parking bay. Bin had already been served several notices for unauthorised parking at the building in the past.
In retaliation, he locked the steel handles of the glass doors at the library entrance. The police had to be called in before Bin removed his bicycle chain.
In urging the court to impose the maximum fine, Mr Tan said: 'The accused's act at the library is anti-social and is against public interest.
'By locking even one door, it inconveniences members of the public. It may also cause a panic among users who are still inside the library.'
Oct 16, 2008
Fined for locking library doors
By Sujin Thomas
Retiree Bin Hee Heng chose to represent himself in court but eventually pleaded guilty. -- ST PHOTO: WONG KWAI CHOW
View more photos
AN ANGRY retiree who used a bicycle chain to lock a set of doors at the National Library Building in Victoria Street was yesterday fined $1,000.
Bin Hee Heng admitted in a district court to chaining the doors in March following an argument with library staff members. He was upset that security personnel had earlier locked up his bike, which was left illegally on a pedestrian walkway.
His guilty plea yesterday capped an at times bizarre one-day trial in which the 58-year-old represented himself.
On Tuesday, Bin cross-examined two policemen, one of whom arrived at the scene of the incident and the other who took his police statement a few days later.
At one point, he asked to strike one officer's testimony, saying it was inaccurate.
District Judge James Leong said his antics were more suited for 'American TV', one of several times he questioned the relevance of Bin's questions.
Bin, who was accompanied in court by his wife, said: 'I'm sorry. I have no legal experience. I'm thinking as I go along.'
When Deputy Public Prosecutor Robert Tan asked the court to have Bin's mental state assessed after he was heard talking to himself, Bin wore a troubled frown and said he did not want to continue with the trial. However, he maintained that his conduct in court was 'most appropriate' and that he had asked 'pertinent questions'.
The judge told him to consider his plea and adjourned the hearing till yesterday morning when Bin pleaded guilty.
The $1,000 fine is the maximum under the law for anyone found guilty of being a public nuisance.
On March 15, Bin's bicycle was chained up by a National Library security officer. It had been parked on a pedestrian walkway instead of a designated bicycle parking bay. Bin had already been served several notices for unauthorised parking at the building in the past.
In retaliation, he locked the steel handles of the glass doors at the library entrance. The police had to be called in before Bin removed his bicycle chain.
In urging the court to impose the maximum fine, Mr Tan said: 'The accused's act at the library is anti-social and is against public interest.
'By locking even one door, it inconveniences members of the public. It may also cause a panic among users who are still inside the library.'
SBF people worship Amos but none lift a finger to help him.
I fear for him because it is not man that he is up against. There are things belonging to the spiritual realm that man should not meddle with, least of all blaspheme.
The best way to tekan Anus Yee is lock him up permanently in a madhouse. Worse than prison. No chance ever of getting out. Hehe....
Worse than NS for sure :p
Worse than NS for sure :p
Seow lah! It's just pieces of papers. When it is not being read. Who is self righteous and complain?
Published: 5:53 PM, May 12, 2016
Updated: 7:34 PM, May 12, 2016
SINGAPORE – Teenage blogger Amos Yee, whose online comments on religion prompted police reports to be lodged against him, has been arrested, his former lawyer Alfred Dodwell confirmed.
Yee was arrested on Wednesday (May 11), said Mr Dodwell, who was contacted by Yee’s mother seeking help.
In response to media queries, the police said that a 17-year-old male Singaporean had been arrested for offences under Sections 174 and 298 of the Penal Code.
Section 174 pertains to failure to attend a session as ordered by public servant, whereas Section 298 involves uttering words with an intent to wound religious and racial feelings. “The offence under section 298 of the Penal Code relates to online remarks made in November 2015 that contained offensive and disparaging remarks against various religious communities,” said a police spokesman.
Yee was ordered to report to a police station for investigations after the police reports were lodged, but he did not do so. “The subject disregarded the notice and left the country shortly thereafter, and remained overseas for a prolonged period until his return in April 2016,” said the spokesman.
Upon his return, he was served a Warrant of Attendance issued by the State Courts to report again, but failed to do so. The police added that investigations are ongoing.
Mr Dodwell said he has yet to decide if he will represent Yee again. “I will need to know what he’s been arrested for and whether he will be charged,” he said.
In a blog post last November, Yee, 17, had responded to remarks supposedly made by former Nominated Member of Parliament Calvin Cheng and made references to Islam.
He was supposed to have gone down to Jurong Police Division on Dec 14 and Dec 22 last year to assist with investigations. But on Dec 15, he claimed to have ran away from home, and only resurfaced in public at a Singapore Democratic Party by-election rally last month.
Last week, Yee uploaded a video of the police at his doorstep, presenting him with a warrant for him to appear before the police for investigations on Tuesday.
Yee was convicted last year of hurting the religious feelings of Christians and for posting an obscene image online. He was sentenced to four week’s jail on July 6, but released immediately, as he had spent 50 days in remand by then. A subsequent appeal was dismissed by the High Court.
Updated: 7:34 PM, May 12, 2016
SINGAPORE – Teenage blogger Amos Yee, whose online comments on religion prompted police reports to be lodged against him, has been arrested, his former lawyer Alfred Dodwell confirmed.
Yee was arrested on Wednesday (May 11), said Mr Dodwell, who was contacted by Yee’s mother seeking help.
In response to media queries, the police said that a 17-year-old male Singaporean had been arrested for offences under Sections 174 and 298 of the Penal Code.
Section 174 pertains to failure to attend a session as ordered by public servant, whereas Section 298 involves uttering words with an intent to wound religious and racial feelings. “The offence under section 298 of the Penal Code relates to online remarks made in November 2015 that contained offensive and disparaging remarks against various religious communities,” said a police spokesman.
Yee was ordered to report to a police station for investigations after the police reports were lodged, but he did not do so. “The subject disregarded the notice and left the country shortly thereafter, and remained overseas for a prolonged period until his return in April 2016,” said the spokesman.
Upon his return, he was served a Warrant of Attendance issued by the State Courts to report again, but failed to do so. The police added that investigations are ongoing.
Mr Dodwell said he has yet to decide if he will represent Yee again. “I will need to know what he’s been arrested for and whether he will be charged,” he said.
In a blog post last November, Yee, 17, had responded to remarks supposedly made by former Nominated Member of Parliament Calvin Cheng and made references to Islam.
He was supposed to have gone down to Jurong Police Division on Dec 14 and Dec 22 last year to assist with investigations. But on Dec 15, he claimed to have ran away from home, and only resurfaced in public at a Singapore Democratic Party by-election rally last month.
Last week, Yee uploaded a video of the police at his doorstep, presenting him with a warrant for him to appear before the police for investigations on Tuesday.
Yee was convicted last year of hurting the religious feelings of Christians and for posting an obscene image online. He was sentenced to four week’s jail on July 6, but released immediately, as he had spent 50 days in remand by then. A subsequent appeal was dismissed by the High Court.
Amos is just paying the price for being born a sinkie.
Wright State University: Man seen on video tearing pages out of Quran calls it confrontational evangelism
Police at Wright State say man was within his First Amendment rights
http://www.wlwt.com/news/man-seen-o...-calls-it-confrontational-evangelism/35468112
Wright State University: Man seen on video tearing pages out of Quran calls it confrontational evangelism
Police at Wright State say man was within his First Amendment rights
http://www.wlwt.com/news/man-seen-o...-calls-it-confrontational-evangelism/35468112
First amendment? In Singapore? Maybe u dream and wait long long ok
I've said all I can say about Amos Yee.
No one asked him to stay in Singapore, not happy, can always leave for the US. But as I said, with freedom and no accountability for the shit that he says, he'd be dead by way of the 2nd Amendment in no time.
No one asked him to stay in Singapore, not happy, can always leave for the US. But as I said, with freedom and no accountability for the shit that he says, he'd be dead by way of the 2nd Amendment in no time.
please exclude me. i only worship leongsam.
This boy is targeting all the right targets and not only so, he is not touching anything that he should not touch.
He is bold to educate idiots who taboo or fear attacking these targets. He actually humiliated the idiots who are shocked and offended, and those who stupidly dreamed that he could be threatened or cowed down or stopped. This includes PAP government, court, police, Neo Ghim Huah, his internet critics and all those who wish to punish or put him down.
He do it more strongly and with increased glory each and every time. He is fearless to repeat but many are fearful of his strengthening repetitions.
He is not afraid to pay the price.
At only 17 he demonstrated lots of strengths courage resolve and wisdom, too much to be expected of anyone at his age. He potential is unlimited. Those trying to stop him have no senses of scale to see how tiny they are in comparison against this weak-looking young boy. Out come of each failed attempt to stop him will only strengthen and encouraged him further.
Those who are envy and disappointed will continue to be. He will not change nor fall within our wrong expectations. You will never gain to his level of abilities as well, he is not made of the same material as you!
After he attacked CSJ, Amos deserves to rot. He is no bloody good. To redeem himself, Amos needs to do some dramatic
Such as asking him to fuck your worn out infected anus ?
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