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PAP dog Lionel De Souza lodge police report against Amy
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This mongrel has attained special status....
He is among the distinguished list of hated that other sinkies curse and swear praying for their premature deaths.
He is among the distinguished list of hated that other sinkies curse and swear praying for their premature deaths.
He should be careful what he wishes for. He may get it with an international cast of LDS haters in the world.
This is fucking funny, an eurasian fighting for the rights of Malays. Next we'll have indians championing the rights of PRC FT
In sg the other races don't really like each other. Indians for eg aren't really that pally with malays and so on so yes like what you mentioned it's really silly.
Lionel De Dog is indeed a special one. Others have come and gone like the leaves on a tree. But he still remains standing, faithful as the dog he is.
Not to mention how screwed up his children are. I hear 2 of his sons are SS members and been to jail before. One of them even has some type of atas nick called gallistan or something and used to be a bouncer for LNX and terrence cao's pub but joins a chinese SS.
The 3rd son is an ah kua and probably works in changi village. For an ex police officer i would say he has failed to raise his kids the proper way. I doubt even gangsters or former gangsters have such a screwed up family.
When a person thinks like a crook, especially when shooting sperm it usually reflects in what follows.
Yes.. back then when I was still buying the Shit Times, I remember reading on his flowery letters praising the PAP on the Shit Times Forum.. He's a scumbag of the lowest order.. People like him will cry for 40 straight days if LKY up the lorry..
His Ah Kua son is also an expert in ball licking..
Will he immolate himself when his MASTER dies or commit Hara Kiri??
How can a human being stoop so low?
he also will whip himself at the same time throughout the 40 days
He won't hurt himself badly.. He's still having this hope that the PAP bigwigs will field him as a candidate for 2016..
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Aljunied GRC commando squad or Hougang SRC lone ranger?
hopefully, will be some other grc................
Posted on Oct 8, 2012 4:59 PM Updated: Oct 8, 2012 5:03 PM
By Tessa Wong
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Mr Lionel De Souza -- ST FILE PHOTO
A grassroots leader who filed a police report against former NTUC employee Amy Cheong on Monday said he did so in order to “send a signal” that racist remarks should not be tolerated.
Mr Lionel de Souza, the secretary of the Inter-Racial and Religious Confidence Circle in Hougang, told Singapolitics that he made the report in his personal capacity after receiving complaints from Malay friends.
“A lot of my Malay friends were very upset. So many of them contacted me since yesterday,” said Mr de Souza, who is 69.
He felt that of late, too many netizens had been making racist remarks online under the cloak of anonymity.
The fact that Ms Cheong made the insensitive posting on her Facebook wall with her full name and picture “was like a challenge”, he said.
“I thought someone should send a signal that these kind of insensitive remarks are a no-no,” he said.
Mr de Souza, who is a retired policeman, added that he did not think his police report was an over-reaction.
He pointed to the Penal Code’s section 298A, which states that it is illegal for anyone to knowingly promote hatred among religious or racial groups, through spoken or written words.
“She can’t not know what she wrote was racist. She must know that Singapore is a multi-racial and multi-religious society,” he said.
Anyone who feels that making a police report was an overreaction “does not know what it was like in the 1960s,” said Mr de Souza, who as a young policeman witnessed the July 1964 race riots.
He said: “There cannot be any leniency... You cannot set fire to someone’s house and then run away.”
See: NTUC assistant director apologises for racist comment
Ms Cheong, a former assistant director (Partnership and Alliances) at NTUC’s Membership Department, got into hot water after remarks she made on Facebook about Malays went viral on Monday.
NTUC sacked her that same day, saying it had zero tolerance towards staff using racially offensive words.
By Tessa Wong
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Mr Lionel De Souza -- ST FILE PHOTO
A grassroots leader who filed a police report against former NTUC employee Amy Cheong on Monday said he did so in order to “send a signal” that racist remarks should not be tolerated.
Mr Lionel de Souza, the secretary of the Inter-Racial and Religious Confidence Circle in Hougang, told Singapolitics that he made the report in his personal capacity after receiving complaints from Malay friends.
“A lot of my Malay friends were very upset. So many of them contacted me since yesterday,” said Mr de Souza, who is 69.
He felt that of late, too many netizens had been making racist remarks online under the cloak of anonymity.
The fact that Ms Cheong made the insensitive posting on her Facebook wall with her full name and picture “was like a challenge”, he said.
“I thought someone should send a signal that these kind of insensitive remarks are a no-no,” he said.
Mr de Souza, who is a retired policeman, added that he did not think his police report was an over-reaction.
He pointed to the Penal Code’s section 298A, which states that it is illegal for anyone to knowingly promote hatred among religious or racial groups, through spoken or written words.
“She can’t not know what she wrote was racist. She must know that Singapore is a multi-racial and multi-religious society,” he said.
Anyone who feels that making a police report was an overreaction “does not know what it was like in the 1960s,” said Mr de Souza, who as a young policeman witnessed the July 1964 race riots.
He said: “There cannot be any leniency... You cannot set fire to someone’s house and then run away.”
See: NTUC assistant director apologises for racist comment
Ms Cheong, a former assistant director (Partnership and Alliances) at NTUC’s Membership Department, got into hot water after remarks she made on Facebook about Malays went viral on Monday.
NTUC sacked her that same day, saying it had zero tolerance towards staff using racially offensive words.
He is a testimony to the proverb : "Dogs are a man's best friend."
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