SG not safe for him? Ok, no problem. There will be others that feel otherwise.
He is hurt that he was punishing for thinking he is above the law.
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Benjamin Glynn interview : "My case has highlighted a lot of unfairness in the Singapore legal system.”
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He is hurt that he was punishing for thinking he is above the law.
It's not about him. It's the way the police and law enforcer treat suspect. No human right protocol at all. Totally lawless.
Human rights? Human rights to what? The right not to don his mask as he feels like it when it is mandatory for all?
Another sheepie-IQ detected. Bye.
Well....I was not remanded at IMH like your master. Your master's IQ is not existence.
I don't understand how these IDIOTs and their supporters in their home countries think we in SG need to pander to their ideals! You come to Singapore you better thank your lucky stars for the job, security, perks etc. Either you follow the law or U will loose it ALL. And anyone who presumes to be sovereign deserves to be in IMH before being locked up and the deported to their stanky old country of origin. I'd really have liked to see him walk down central London maskless when the COVID pandemic was full on. He'd be taught a lesson or 2 by the friendly yobs there. I don't know how the heck he qualifies as talent?
It took us all these years to realise Foreign Talents means Foreign Tenants...
