btw am Singaporean born/bred..proud to say, my family is one big melting pot..have uncles and aunties of different races and religions..finally am a proud resident of Aljunied GRC....
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Salute to our Malay bros.
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Oh............ Just 1 member only? Aren't malays like the 2nd largest minority group in singapore and they only have 1 oppo member less than the indians?
Agree man so you should take note of your own advice.
Racism is a refuge for the ignorant. It seeks to divide and to destroy. It is the enemy of freedom, and deserves to be met head-on and stamped out.
I wont really call LKY our leader during ww2 when he and nathan is buzy translating for the Japanese to fight against the Chinese. At that time, LKY was proud to declare he is a peranakan and feels so sentiment for the Chinese. During his elections, he call himself Hakka to win the Chinese votes....
I not surprised he will make Sg a worst place when he is alive. All dicators start off good and end up bad.
Yeah LKY sucks but then again he constantly gets voted in so i suppose many ppl still like him and his party including the malays.
Orion;11057 I not surprised he will make Sg a worst place when he is alive. All dicators start off good and end up bad.[/QUOTE said:
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If this johnnyquid isn't a racist he would have said salute back to my chinese bros but of course he won't. He only knows how to blame chinese for racism and expect them to help him and kiss his ass at the same time.
It says the guy was born in Selangor and his surviving sons lives in Johor. So i assume U are pro-FT
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Racism can help people to protect themselves. For instance, it is late at night. Will you enter a lift alone with a shitskin carrying a bottle of cheap rice wine?
U talk big about racism yet declare a no 5th race in your other thread. Hello. News Flash, that is also a form of racism U dumbass
Not only that but didn't include lim bo seng who was a greater hero that sacrificed his life and under torture didn't tell the japs anything at all.
Dying in the midst of battle isn't as terrible as being tortured.
You must understand what this asshole means by racism. In this context racism means only malays not getting praised. Mine you not insulted but not getting praised like in this thread when a few of us disagreed and what else we got called racists. It's a real joke that he talks about racism and has no problem insulting chinese ppl. Also how to have racial harmony when one hand doesn't want to clap? One hand wants to stay there and let the other hand do all the work and yet wants the glory in the loud clapping it produces.
The 1st Malaya Infantry Brigade, comprising the British 2nd Loyal Regiment under Lieutenant Colonel Mordaunt Elrington, the 1st Malaya Regiment commanded by Lieutenant Colonel J. R. G. Andre, consisting of less than three sections of the Mortar Platoon, Anti-Aircraft Platoon with the Bren Gun Carrier Platoon under Captain R. R. C. Carter held in reserve. They were tasked with defending the approach to Pasir Panjang ridge, known as The Gap. The 44th Indian Brigade were on their right flank.
A Malay platoon, consisting of 42 men, commanded by 2nd Lieutenant Adnan bin Saidi, was holding part of the defenses of Bukit Chandu. He and his men would take the brunt of the Japanese assault.
Adnan bin Saidi is described by many Singaporeans and Malaysians today as a hero for his actions on Bukit Chandu—he encouraged his men not to surrender and instead fight to the death. In Singaporean and Malaysian school textbooks, he is also credited as the soldier who noticed the error in the marching style of the Japanese soldiers disguised as Indian troops
source...http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Pasir_Panjang
He died defending Singapore against Japanese invaders in Pasir Panjang...if memory serves me right Pasir Panjang is in Singapore rite??
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kent ridge, present NUS to alexendria road.
just ignore the racist, all his posts are irrelevant. he just applying the pap divide and conquer method. btw, LKY no chinese, a baba which race had always be a lackey to the ruler. first lackey to the british then lackey to the japanese.
hello..how r u?? r u the same guy who mentioned in other thread that particular race not allowed in SAF..pray tell where did u get this info from...then please explain this...
SAF Promotes 464 Officers
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Posted: 25 Jun 2009, 1930 hours (Time is GMT +8 hours)
COL Tan Wee Beng, Commander Maritime Security Task Force, receiving his certificate of promotion from Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Defence Teo Chee Hean.
COL Kwek Kok Kwong, Commander Air Defence and Operations Command, is one of five Colonels promoted to the rank of Brigadier-General this year.
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The Singapore Armed Forces (SAF) is promoting 464 officers from the Army, Navy and Air Force to the next higher rank this year. These officers include regulars and Operationally-Ready National Servicemen. The promotions take effect from 1 July 2009.
At a promotion ceremony this evening, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Defence Teo Chee Hean and Chief of Defence Force, Lieutenant-General Desmond Kuek, presented certificates of promotion to officers promoted to the ranks of Colonel and above, and officers promoted to the rank of Lieutenant-Colonel respectively.
Five Colonels were promoted to the rank of Brigadier-General or Rear-Admiral (One-Star) this year. They are: COL Ishak bin Ismail, Commander, 6th Singapore Division; COL Kwek Kok Kwong, Commander, Air Defence and Operations Command; COL Lee Shiang Long, Head, Joint Communications and Information Systems Department; COL (Dr) Seet Hun Yew Benjamin, Chief of Medical Corps; and COL Tan Wee Beng, Commander, Maritime Security Task Force.
The promotion exercise reflects the importance the Ministry of Defence places on rewarding and grooming officers who have performed well and have demonstrated the potential and commitment to hold key leadership positions in the 3rd Generation SAF.
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btw, am puzzled..i remember clearly..I NEVER DID DECLARE A NO 5TH RACE IN MY OTHER THREAD..PLEASE ENLIGHTEN ME..WHERE DID I DO SO????
hello..how r u?? r u the same guy who mentioned in other thread that particular race not allowed in SAF..pray tell where did u get this info from...then please explain this...
SAF Promotes 464 Officers
Email Article Print Article
Media Contacts
Posted: 25 Jun 2009, 1930 hours (Time is GMT +8 hours)
COL Tan Wee Beng, Commander Maritime Security Task Force, receiving his certificate of promotion from Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Defence Teo Chee Hean.
COL Kwek Kok Kwong, Commander Air Defence and Operations Command, is one of five Colonels promoted to the rank of Brigadier-General this year.
>> More Photos
The Singapore Armed Forces (SAF) is promoting 464 officers from the Army, Navy and Air Force to the next higher rank this year. These officers include regulars and Operationally-Ready National Servicemen. The promotions take effect from 1 July 2009.
At a promotion ceremony this evening, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Defence Teo Chee Hean and Chief of Defence Force, Lieutenant-General Desmond Kuek, presented certificates of promotion to officers promoted to the ranks of Colonel and above, and officers promoted to the rank of Lieutenant-Colonel respectively.
Five Colonels were promoted to the rank of Brigadier-General or Rear-Admiral (One-Star) this year. They are: COL Ishak bin Ismail, Commander, 6th Singapore Division; COL Kwek Kok Kwong, Commander, Air Defence and Operations Command; COL Lee Shiang Long, Head, Joint Communications and Information Systems Department; COL (Dr) Seet Hun Yew Benjamin, Chief of Medical Corps; and COL Tan Wee Beng, Commander, Maritime Security Task Force.
The promotion exercise reflects the importance the Ministry of Defence places on rewarding and grooming officers who have performed well and have demonstrated the potential and commitment to hold key leadership positions in the 3rd Generation SAF.
SOURCE MINDEF NEWS WEBSITE...
btw, am puzzled..i remember clearly..I NEVER DID DECLARE A NO 5TH RACE IN MY OTHER THREAD..PLEASE ENLIGHTEN ME..WHERE DID I DO SO????
BRO THANKS FOR HEADS UP..wuz blind but now i see...thanks for reminding me about this point too...Never attribute to malice that which is adequately explained by stupidity.
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