but but back then circ 1950s malay was the predominant race in federation malaya ?
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Serious Halimah Yacob, the perfect example of why S’pore is doomed
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Darah semua merah...
Just In = K C is embaressed now. Just call urgent meeting
Kee Chiu is hunting me now.
well, the last president prior to this one was an indian, Nathan. So, cannot be another Indian, because Humplimah is one. I nominate Fandi Ahmad.
That might make sense because the husband is
very tall, not like the local malays and is lighter skin colour.
By same logic is minister Vivien Bala a Tamil indian or chinese ?
have to go with the father's race, so should be Indian. But just call him Chindian, its ok.
CCJ already hinted on the race issue when he said that the respective sub-committees will assess eligible candidates “holistically and not look at only one factor”.,no need to “overly prescribe” a criteria and taking an “inclusive approach” ect2-meaning they already know the candidate from their side is of mixed origin.
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ICA - registry of birth should clarify these. asap. highly confuseing
In the old days, on the birth cert, it states the dialect of the parents. And it always follows the father's dialect. eg. if father is cantonese and mother is hokkien, the child is identified as cantonese. In this case, if the race applies, then she has to be identified as an Indian.
Fandi Ahmad is a better choice than any of those PAP nincompoop! I'll second!
Not true. You can either put father's or mother's dialect People just assume that you put the father's dialect.
just curious , whats he meant by : " my bad bad..." , see video at 1:30
State clown like lim xiasuay. Ntuc must be a training ground for court jester.
What's new? When it comes to pappies, lying to dumb sinkies are common and they will still get voted in. When millions are concerned, Huatlimah will even disown her father and calls pinky her lau peh.
just curious , whats he meant by : " my bad bad..." , see video at 1:30
"my bad bad" simply means "my very bad", like people saying "hot hot" when they are very hot.
The old birth certs for kids reflected the dialect groups (DG) of the parents ("Hokkien", "Cantonese", etc) only, not the child's. The parents' DGs were reflected as being the "race" of the parents. DGs were later dropped as a classification of "race" and instead, both the parents' (not child) "race" and "dialect group" were recorded, eg."Chinese/Cantonese" in today's birth certificates.
Having said that, the "dialect group" and "race" of a child have never been recorded in the birth certificates of old or in today's birth certs. Neither is DG reflected in the NRICs of old and the present. Only the "race" of the child/holder is shown in the ICs, eg. "Chinese".
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Will not vote for any of the president they nominated, never did...spoilt all the vote I cast..be they be of any race....if it is certain one...worse...I won't even bother to go...
Good reminder. Under the compulsory voting system, most seem to assume they must tick for someone and forget that spoiling their votes is a perfectly legitimate way to express their non-support for any of the candidates/political parties shown on the ballot paper.
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