Punggol East By-Election Later News Update

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[h=1]14-09-06: Mid Autumn - Parade of Lantern Colours[/h]Updated <abbr title="Thursday, September 11, 2014 at 2:29pm" data-utime="1410416969" class="timestamp">on Wednesday</abbr>

The mood was merry and the atmosphere lively at Punggol East SMC's Mid-Autumn Parade of Lantern Colours. The event, held onSaturday, 6th September at Blk 112 Rivervale Walk, saw a healthy turnout as residents came together to light colourful, kaleidoscopic lanterns and participate in a short parade led by MP Lee Li Lian. A wheelchair performance to showcase the strength we all can have even in our perceived disabilities, was to me, the highlight of the event. We are glad that residents, young and old, bonded over competitive games such as guessing the weight of a giant (6.75kg) mooncake, pomelo peeling and fun Chinese riddles. All in all, this gathering of our Punggol East community of residents and volunteers was a good reminder that we have much to be thankful for.

Reported by: Yudhishthra Nathan
Photo credit: Jacky Koh Chee Koon

 

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[h=1]14-09-06: Mid Autumn - Parade of Lantern Colours[/h]Updated <abbr title="Thursday, September 11, 2014 at 2:29pm" data-utime="1410416969" class="timestamp">on Wednesday</abbr>

The mood was merry and the atmosphere lively at Punggol East SMC's Mid-Autumn Parade of Lantern Colours. The event, held onSaturday, 6th September at Blk 112 Rivervale Walk, saw a healthy turnout as residents came together to light colourful, kaleidoscopic lanterns and participate in a short parade led by MP Lee Li Lian. A wheelchair performance to showcase the strength we all can have even in our perceived disabilities, was to me, the highlight of the event. We are glad that residents, young and old, bonded over competitive games such as guessing the weight of a giant (6.75kg) mooncake, pomelo peeling and fun Chinese riddles. All in all, this gathering of our Punggol East community of residents and volunteers was a good reminder that we have much to be thankful for.

Reported by: Yudhishthra Nathan
Photo credit: Jacky Koh Chee Koon

 

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From TR Emeritius

Can't believe:
September 13, 2014 at 5:36 pm (Quote)
@Slacker
Totally agree with you. WP MPs are so silent, so quiet, so meek that it appears that there are no opposition MPs in parliament and PAP has complete dominance in parliament ! Tell me what is the use of voting in opposition MPs who do not want to speak up on behalf of the very people who have supported/ voted them in. During elections WP talked so much about being our voices in parliament, slapping the PAP when things go wrong, or fearlessly opposing government policies which adversely affect the lives of average Singaporeans. I think with the exception of Gerald Giam, the rest including LTK are all passengers in the elected opposition camp, a total disappointment. Some even say the WP is PAP’s ‘B’ team. WP chooses not to speak up on the many current hot issues to “slap” PaP, :- CPF, employment, transport, education, security breaches, PR/ new citizen issues, but instead it is the ordinary citizens who are speaking up, people like Roy, Leong, Hui Hui, Gilbert Goh, …………..

 

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[h=1]14-09-06: Mid Autumn - Parade of Lantern Colours[/h]Updated <abbr title="Thursday, September 11, 2014 at 2:29pm" data-utime="1410416969" class="timestamp">on Wednesday</abbr>

The mood was merry and the atmosphere lively at Punggol East SMC's Mid-Autumn Parade of Lantern Colours. The event, held onSaturday, 6th September at Blk 112 Rivervale Walk, saw a healthy turnout as residents came together to light colourful, kaleidoscopic lanterns and participate in a short parade led by MP Lee Li Lian. A wheelchair performance to showcase the strength we all can have even in our perceived disabilities, was to me, the highlight of the event. We are glad that residents, young and old, bonded over competitive games such as guessing the weight of a giant (6.75kg) mooncake, pomelo peeling and fun Chinese riddles. All in all, this gathering of our Punggol East community of residents and volunteers was a good reminder that we have much to be thankful for.

Reported by: Yudhishthra Nathan
Photo credit: Jacky Koh Chee Koon

 

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From TR Emeritius

Can't believe:
September 13, 2014 at 5:36 pm (Quote)
@Slacker
Totally agree with you. WP MPs are so silent, so quiet, so meek that it appears that there are no opposition MPs in parliament and PAP has complete dominance in parliament ! Tell me what is the use of voting in opposition MPs who do not want to speak up on behalf of the very people who have supported/ voted them in. During elections WP talked so much about being our voices in parliament, slapping the PAP when things go wrong, or fearlessly opposing government policies which adversely affect the lives of average Singaporeans. I think with the exception of Gerald Giam, the rest including LTK are all passengers in the elected opposition camp, a total disappointment. Some even say the WP is PAP’s ‘B’ team. WP chooses not to speak up on the many current hot issues to “slap” PaP, :- CPF, employment, transport, education, security breaches, PR/ new citizen issues, but instead it is the ordinary citizens who are speaking up, people like Roy, Leong, Hui Hui, Gilbert Goh, …………..

 

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[h=1]14-09-06: Mid Autumn - Parade of Lantern Colours[/h]Updated <abbr title="Thursday, September 11, 2014 at 2:29pm" data-utime="1410416969" class="timestamp">on Wednesday</abbr>

The mood was merry and the atmosphere lively at Punggol East SMC's Mid-Autumn Parade of Lantern Colours. The event, held onSaturday, 6th September at Blk 112 Rivervale Walk, saw a healthy turnout as residents came together to light colourful, kaleidoscopic lanterns and participate in a short parade led by MP Lee Li Lian. A wheelchair performance to showcase the strength we all can have even in our perceived disabilities, was to me, the highlight of the event. We are glad that residents, young and old, bonded over competitive games such as guessing the weight of a giant (6.75kg) mooncake, pomelo peeling and fun Chinese riddles. All in all, this gathering of our Punggol East community of residents and volunteers was a good reminder that we have much to be thankful for.

Reported by: Yudhishthra Nathan
Photo credit: Jacky Koh Chee Koon

 

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[h=5]Lee Li Lian （李丽连）[/h]It was my pleasure to meet Dr Toh on Fri night in Punggol East SMC where we attended a community dinner together. Dr Toh (first person from the left), who used to own Novena Furniture, sold the business away in 2009. Since then, he set up Novena Foundation and has been doing charitable work such as the set up of TCM for the needy, donating to homes and associations. Kudos to people like Dr Toh!

 

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Lee Li Lian （李丽连）[/h]
"..... Companies will also have greater exposure to students from polytechnics and ITE . They can evaluate them first-hand, based on skills and capabilities, and not just on paper qualifications. This would help reduce any perception that employers may have towards students from particular institutions." - http://wp.sg/2014/09/debate-on-aspire-report-mp-lee-li-lian/

 

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from TR Emeritius

Teo Chee Hiam:
September 14, 2014 at 7:45 pm (Quote)
Gerald Giam
If you ask me, i would say, “What do you think?”
What can wp do ?
If wp unable to do its job of Gettysburg ng answers from pap, there is no point giving more seats to wp.
Pls consider joining SDP or SFP.
There you can speak like a real Opposition mp.

 

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[h=1]14-09-06: Mid Autumn - Parade of Lantern Colours[/h]Updated <abbr title="Thursday, September 11, 2014 at 2:29pm" data-utime="1410416969" class="timestamp">on Wednesday</abbr>

The mood was merry and the atmosphere lively at Punggol East SMC's Mid-Autumn Parade of Lantern Colours. The event, held onSaturday, 6th September at Blk 112 Rivervale Walk, saw a healthy turnout as residents came together to light colourful, kaleidoscopic lanterns and participate in a short parade led by MP Lee Li Lian. A wheelchair performance to showcase the strength we all can have even in our perceived disabilities, was to me, the highlight of the event. We are glad that residents, young and old, bonded over competitive games such as guessing the weight of a giant (6.75kg) mooncake, pomelo peeling and fun Chinese riddles. All in all, this gathering of our Punggol East community of residents and volunteers was a good reminder that we have much to be thankful for.

Reported by: Yudhishthra Nathan
Photo credit: Jacky Koh Chee Koon

 

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Workers party is PAP (B) team
WP is a silence party.
Voting for WP is indirectly voting for PAP

Don't trust PAP:
September 12, 2014 at 10:34 am (Quote)
Is Singapore truly a democracy?
PAP is doing everything to stay in power, gerrymanagering, importing and converting foreigners into citizens who would vote for PAP, withholding information from the citizenry.
Did these exiles really telling lies or having we been hearing lies and propaganda from PAP and pro-PAP SPH news media?
Is our cpf money still there for us to withdraw when we need it?
Is PAP still tightening foreigner import? Why then I am seeing more foreigners everywhere, in CBD, my housing block?
Why are more Singaporeans becoming jobless and more people are earning less than $1,000a month than before? when PAP says foreigners are bringing more and better jobs.

 

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[h=1]14-09-06: Mid Autumn - Parade of Lantern Colours[/h]Updated <abbr title="Thursday, September 11, 2014 at 2:29pm" data-utime="1410416969" class="timestamp">on Wednesday</abbr>

The mood was merry and the atmosphere lively at Punggol East SMC's Mid-Autumn Parade of Lantern Colours. The event, held onSaturday, 6th September at Blk 112 Rivervale Walk, saw a healthy turnout as residents came together to light colourful, kaleidoscopic lanterns and participate in a short parade led by MP Lee Li Lian. A wheelchair performance to showcase the strength we all can have even in our perceived disabilities, was to me, the highlight of the event. We are glad that residents, young and old, bonded over competitive games such as guessing the weight of a giant (6.75kg) mooncake, pomelo peeling and fun Chinese riddles. All in all, this gathering of our Punggol East community of residents and volunteers was a good reminder that we have much to be thankful for.

Reported by: Yudhishthra Nathan
Photo credit: Jacky Koh Chee Koon

 

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From TR Emeritius

Can't believe:
September 13, 2014 at 5:36 pm (Quote)
@Slacker
Totally agree with you. WP MPs are so silent, so quiet, so meek that it appears that there are no opposition MPs in parliament and PAP has complete dominance in parliament ! Tell me what is the use of voting in opposition MPs who do not want to speak up on behalf of the very people who have supported/ voted them in. During elections WP talked so much about being our voices in parliament, slapping the PAP when things go wrong, or fearlessly opposing government policies which adversely affect the lives of average Singaporeans. I think with the exception of Gerald Giam, the rest including LTK are all passengers in the elected opposition camp, a total disappointment. Some even say the WP is PAP’s ‘B’ team. WP chooses not to speak up on the many current hot issues to “slap” PaP, :- CPF, employment, transport, education, security breaches, PR/ new citizen issues, but instead it is the ordinary citizens who are speaking up, people like Roy, Leong, Hui Hui, Gilbert Goh, …………..

 

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[h=1]14-09-06: Mid Autumn - Parade of Lantern Colours[/h]Updated <abbr title="Thursday, September 11, 2014 at 2:29pm" data-utime="1410416969" class="timestamp">on Wednesday</abbr>

The mood was merry and the atmosphere lively at Punggol East SMC's Mid-Autumn Parade of Lantern Colours. The event, held onSaturday, 6th September at Blk 112 Rivervale Walk, saw a healthy turnout as residents came together to light colourful, kaleidoscopic lanterns and participate in a short parade led by MP Lee Li Lian. A wheelchair performance to showcase the strength we all can have even in our perceived disabilities, was to me, the highlight of the event. We are glad that residents, young and old, bonded over competitive games such as guessing the weight of a giant (6.75kg) mooncake, pomelo peeling and fun Chinese riddles. All in all, this gathering of our Punggol East community of residents and volunteers was a good reminder that we have much to be thankful for.

Reported by: Yudhishthra Nathan
Photo credit: Jacky Koh Chee Koon

 

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WP is a silence party:
September 16, 2014 at 8:42 pm (Quote)
Gerald Giam Yean Song, why no ask toll fees increased at checkpoint. Why no ask why Singapore no follow Malaysia Ministers pay. Why no ask why MDA banned “To Singapore, With Love”.
Oppositions voters are more concerned why you no ask these questions.
Gerald Giam Yean Song, stop your wayang and dun waste time in parliament asking things which oppositions are not interested.
WP is a silence party and afraid to offend their PAP ‘A’ team. WP is PAP ‘B” team.

 

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[h=1]14-09-06: Mid Autumn - Parade of Lantern Colours[/h]Updated <abbr title="Thursday, September 11, 2014 at 2:29pm" data-utime="1410416969" class="timestamp">last Wednesday</abbr>

The mood was merry and the atmosphere lively at Punggol East SMC's Mid-Autumn Parade of Lantern Colours. The event, held onSaturday, 6th September at Blk 112 Rivervale Walk, saw a healthy turnout as residents came together to light colourful, kaleidoscopic lanterns and participate in a short parade led by MP Lee Li Lian. A wheelchair performance to showcase the strength we all can have even in our perceived disabilities, was to me, the highlight of the event. We are glad that residents, young and old, bonded over competitive games such as guessing the weight of a giant (6.75kg) mooncake, pomelo peeling and fun Chinese riddles. All in all, this gathering of our Punggol East community of residents and volunteers was a good reminder that we have much to be thankful for.

Reported by: Yudhishthra Nathan
Photo credit: Jacky Koh Chee Koon

 

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[h=1]14-09-06: Mid Autumn - Parade of Lantern Colours[/h]Updated <abbr title="Thursday, September 11, 2014 at 2:29pm" data-utime="1410416969" class="timestamp">last Wednesday</abbr>

The mood was merry and the atmosphere lively at Punggol East SMC's Mid-Autumn Parade of Lantern Colours. The event, held onSaturday, 6th September at Blk 112 Rivervale Walk, saw a healthy turnout as residents came together to light colourful, kaleidoscopic lanterns and participate in a short parade led by MP Lee Li Lian. A wheelchair performance to showcase the strength we all can have even in our perceived disabilities, was to me, the highlight of the event. We are glad that residents, young and old, bonded over competitive games such as guessing the weight of a giant (6.75kg) mooncake, pomelo peeling and fun Chinese riddles. All in all, this gathering of our Punggol East community of residents and volunteers was a good reminder that we have much to be thankful for.

Reported by: Yudhishthra Nathan
Photo credit: Jacky Koh Chee Koon

 

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[h=1]14-09-06: Mid Autumn - Parade of Lantern Colours[/h]Updated <abbr title="Thursday, September 11, 2014 at 2:29pm" data-utime="1410416969" class="timestamp">about a week ago</abbr>

The mood was merry and the atmosphere lively at Punggol East SMC's Mid-Autumn Parade of Lantern Colours. The event, held onSaturday, 6th September at Blk 112 Rivervale Walk, saw a healthy turnout as residents came together to light colourful, kaleidoscopic lanterns and participate in a short parade led by MP Lee Li Lian. A wheelchair performance to showcase the strength we all can have even in our perceived disabilities, was to me, the highlight of the event. We are glad that residents, young and old, bonded over competitive games such as guessing the weight of a giant (6.75kg) mooncake, pomelo peeling and fun Chinese riddles. All in all, this gathering of our Punggol East community of residents and volunteers was a good reminder that we have much to be thankful for.

Reported by: Yudhishthra Nathan
Photo credit: Jacky Koh Chee Koon

 

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[h=1]14-09-06: Mid Autumn - Parade of Lantern Colours[/h]Updated <abbr title="Thursday, September 11, 2014 at 2:29pm" data-utime="1410416969" class="timestamp">about a week ago</abbr>

The mood was merry and the atmosphere lively at Punggol East SMC's Mid-Autumn Parade of Lantern Colours. The event, held onSaturday, 6th September at Blk 112 Rivervale Walk, saw a healthy turnout as residents came together to light colourful, kaleidoscopic lanterns and participate in a short parade led by MP Lee Li Lian. A wheelchair performance to showcase the strength we all can have even in our perceived disabilities, was to me, the highlight of the event. We are glad that residents, young and old, bonded over competitive games such as guessing the weight of a giant (6.75kg) mooncake, pomelo peeling and fun Chinese riddles. All in all, this gathering of our Punggol East community of residents and volunteers was a good reminder that we have much to be thankful for.

Reported by: Yudhishthra Nathan
Photo credit: Jacky Koh Chee Koon

 

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from TR Emeritius

court reserves judgment on pm

WP's Snake-oil Salesman Con:
September 19, 2014 at 4:46 pm (Quote)
I hope the Judge would give due consideration to the FACT that there’s TREMENDOUS interest, both locally and internationally, for the case to be HEARD in OPEN COURT, and NOT summary judgment as demanded by Lee Hsien Loong. The FACT that Roy managed to raise the required amount to pay his defence counsel in record time is unprecedented and shows the citizen’s disdain and disgust for this ill-considered and politically motivated move to sue Roy.
I am glad to read the latest DEFENCE by Roy through his lawyer Ravi, as I personally believe that what Roy had posted and deemed defamatory by the PM was fair comment made on the basis of the repeated denial by the PM & relevant Ministers in their respective OFFICIAL capacities that our CPF monies were NEVER channeled to GIC/Temasek Holdings and MAS.
This has PROVEN to be FALSE, and therefore CAN BE CONSIDERED A LIE, when the DPM/Finance Minister has publicly admitted that monies from our CPF is indeed COMMINGLED with other sources of funds collected by the Government before channeling to GIC/TH/MAS for them to invest the monies.
There is in TRUST LAW, as was explained by Trust et al, that the returns from commingled funds should be EQUALLY proportioned to the various components of the commingled funds.
Any the record of the Singapore Court in so far as defamatory legal actions against the opponents (& potential opponents) of the E(V)IL REGIME has been rather disappointing, to say the least.
The most glaring case was the defamation suit by LKY & LHL against Chee Soon Juan
Don’t forget that the then Singapore’s HIGHEST COURT OF APPEAL, the Privy Council, had condemned the Singapore Courts up to the then local Court of Appeal, that the late JB Jeyaretnam was convicted of a CRIME did NOT commit and had suffered “GRIEVOUS INJUSTICE”.
The ABOMINATION of the E(V)IL REGIME in the said JB Jeyaretnam case is that the REGIME failed to recommend the President to PARDON JBJ.
Such ABOMINATION just underlies the E(V)IL nature of the E(V)IL REGIME.
Just to remind people that the (WAYANG) Workers’ Party & its MPs have been COMPLETELY SILENT on Roy’s case and has FAILED to substantively bring up the CPF issue in Parliament and on their website.
SHAME on the (WAYANG) WP & its MPs who are just FREE-LOADING on efforts made by netizens, esp on TRE.
Vote OUT the (WAYANG) Workers’ Party and the E(V)IL PAPies at the earliest elections.