Serious Rats, Security to be tightened for Sinkie politicians, more wasted money on the JLBs

Papsmearer said:

Tighten security for Singapore politicians Being a politician is not only a challenging job but also one that has a potential for risk and danger. History has shown that politicians do face the danger of losing their lives through assassination. The recent murder of British MP Jo Cox is an indication that politicians today also face the same threat ("British MP Jo Cox dies after attack; EU referendum campaign on hold"; June 17). So far, no assassination attempts have been made on the lives of Singapore's politicians, though former MP Seng Han Thong was assaulted on two occasions ("Volunteers a big help, no need for further security, say MPs here"; last Saturday). Mr Seng's experiences are stern reminders that politicians here in Singapore should not take their personal safety for granted, especially in this time when the threat of terrorism abounds. Already, one person has allegedly plotted to assassinate political leaders here ("S'porean teen aimed to join ISIS or launch attacks here"; May 28, 2015). The safety of Singapore's leaders is of the utmost importance. Security needs to be tightened, and all necessary safety and protection measures must be taken to ensure our politicians are safe at all times.

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shittypore said:

They cud join the insurance coverage, as given to NS man.

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Papsmearer said:

Tighten security for Singapore politicians Being a politician is not only a challenging job but also one that has a potential for risk and danger. History has shown that politicians do face the danger of losing their lives through assassination. The recent murder of British MP Jo Cox is an indication that politicians today also face the same threat ("British MP Jo Cox dies after attack; EU referendum campaign on hold"; June 17). So far, no assassination attempts have been made on the lives of Singapore's politicians, though former MP Seng Han Thong was assaulted on two occasions ("Volunteers a big help, no need for further security, say MPs here"; last Saturday). Mr Seng's experiences are stern reminders that politicians here in Singapore should not take their personal safety for granted, especially in this time when the threat of terrorism abounds. Already, one person has allegedly plotted to assassinate political leaders here ("S'porean teen aimed to join ISIS or launch attacks here"; May 28, 2015). The safety of Singapore's leaders is of the utmost importance. Security needs to be tightened, and all necessary safety and protection measures must be taken to ensure our politicians are safe at all times.

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steffychun said:

Cox was working for the down trodden--Palestinians, Syrians the poor. She wanted in because she thought EU gives aid to the poor haha.

But at least she worked for some cause.

Heng, Lee, Chan etc what cause?

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Papsmearer said:

they work for the same cause too. the downtrodden, 3rd world poor from Myanmar, Phillippines, India, etc. They want to give aid to them by giving them jobs in singapore, at the expense of sinkies. They don't need an EU to make make them open the door to foreigners, they do it themselves.

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Papsmearer said:

they work for the same cause too. the downtrodden, 3rd world poor from Myanmar, Phillippines, India, etc. They want to give aid to them by giving them jobs in singapore, at the expense of sinkies. They don't need an EU to make make them open the door to foreigners, they do it themselves.

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