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PM LHL, be afraid be very afraid..they are coming to take over AMK GRC
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Serangoon Road is under which GRC?
I ve to agree w you on this. To win against an incumbent PM plse lah come w sme decent candidates. Else it's an insult to Singaporeans. I rather see a walkover than see one bunch of fools.
this shows the reform party is a down to earth party not ashamed to be dining 3 meals at hawker center n endorse by local talent M. RAVI, by voting in reform party, they will ensure that you have a full time MP to serve you 365/24/7 and not a parttimer who moonshine on a posh $18K job, absent or sleeps in lumparleement n pretend to be on your side sitting next to the developers and siding them.
Give them credit for daring to stand in AMK GRC even though they know chances of winning are slim. Better to stand up for your conviction rather than just give way to a PM who is blur like a sotong.
Shit skins party?
It makes no difference to sinaporans...shit skin or not...as long as they are daring to stand up to be counted in AMK GRC, they are one of us, sinaporans, willing to make the country a better place for all sinaporans rather than let the pappies do harm to the country.
This kek leng kia will give the pappies hell in Parliament if he gets voted into Parliament. Local talent like him is surely needed to put pappies on their feet or else the pappies will think they can do as they please.
It is this kind of perception that has allowed pappies to dominate Parliament for decades. Time to change mindset. When the pappies came to power in 1950s, who were their candidates? Barbers, hawkers and other tradesmen. Where got doctors and professors?
The pappies hit propaganda trail with their proclamation that only graduates could deliver if voted into Parliament. Ya, what did these pappies do in Parliament? They sat there like lambs while LKY spoke. Any one dared to challenge LKY? None. Put Ravi there and you could find him telling LKY to shut up.
So, it is not about electing candidates with super academic qualification but about electing people with the grit to stand up for sinaporans and love for the country to put things right.
This kek leng kia lawyer is not crazy although certain quarters wanted sinaporns to believe he ought to be in IMH.
He got a mouth as loud as a turbo engine which has offended certain people but generally, he got the guts to speak his mind. People like this kek leng is good if elected into Parliament, another JBJ type to question and challenge the pappies.
Ah Gong, Goh Keng Swee, S Rajaratnam, Toh Chin Chye, Lim Kim San were not barbers, hawkers and tradesman. They were educated people.
Was the new rule regarding showing faces of candidates inspired by these fellas?
Ravi is a qualified lawyer..what abt u ?
Condo security guard
waterloo sell tissue
or jobless.
g, Goh Keng Swee, S Rajaratnam, Toh Chin Chye, Lim Kim San were not barbers, hawkers and tradesman.*
they are dogs.
alamak ....so, you were still wearing diapers and drinking milk in those days when it all happened in the country. LKY and the others were the pillars but those supporting them to stand in elections were ordinary folks. Ask the pioneers still alive today and get the real story.
When Lee Hsien Loong took over the mantle of Premiership in 2004, he would not, in his wildest dream imagine, how he would have fallen in 10years. He has alienated himself from Singaporeans and is struggling to recruit and retain good people.
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