Shameful and Despicable CPIB and Its Chief Eric Tan

[gingerlyn]

CPIB tactic under supreme regime:

To know the Law of Singapore, beat up a person seriously, when the police come, take off your jacket to reveal a Superwhites Logo shirt inside.

"I would like to know who instigated the prosecution and why the AGC proceeded with the case. For the sake of transparency, the AGC should tell us why it commenced action when even the dean of the NUS Law Faculty said Tey had nothing to do with the student's excellent grades.", Soh Lung Teo

 

[chonburifc]

In the first place, why chee pai IB leeport to pmo? Like that incumbent pm can fix everyone except himself.

Knn, if next pm is not from pappies, ho say liao.

 

[gingerlyn]

this is the reason why he was only fined 5000 instead of jail.
my prediction is always correct

9) Nepotism in CPIB
Initially Bernard Lim Yong Soon was investigated and charged by CPIB. However, after the subsequent charge and during Pre Trial Conference, the charge was changed to the less serious charge of lying.

Brompton bike fiasco: NParks officer accused of lying to auditors claiming trial

http://www.straitstimes.com/breakin...ks-officer-accused-lying-auditors-claiming-tr

ah-kong ah-kong where are you? please wake up !!!
Quote from Lee Kuan Yew
“Even from my sick bed, even if you are going to lower me into the grave and I feel something is going wrong, I will get up.”
Lee Kuan Yew said this in 1988 National Day Rally, when he discussed the leadership transition to Goh Chok Tong in 1990
http://www.askmelah.com/famous-quotes-fr-lee-kuan-yew/

 

[gingerlyn]

anybody know where is Eric Tan now?

 

[GoldenDragon]

anybody know where is Eric Tan now?

There is only one place for his return.

 

[gingerlyn]

There is only one place for his return.

please share.... PMO?

 

[GoldenDragon]

please share.... PMO?

Nope. Undergound.

 

[gingerlyn]

CPIB has no credibility

Reform Demands a Presidential Investigation of Concerns that Lee Hsien Loong Breached the Ministerial Code of Conduct. We also Call for the CPIB to be Made Independent of the PMO

Reform Party is seriously concerned that Lee Hsien Loong may have breached the Ministerial Code of Conduct (the Code) by using his Official Press Secretary to write a letter to the Economist newspaper defending the PM’s private defamation suit against the blogger Roy Ngerng.

The Press Secretary is a civil servant paid by the taxpayer. There is also the question of possible misuse of state resources, which would, if true, be a further breach of the Code dealing with conflicts between the powers of the office and private financial interests. It could also potentially be an offence under Article 409 of the Penal Code dealing with Criminal Breach of Trust by a Public Servant.

The Code does not have the force of law though it would appear the President has the ultimate authority to investigate whether there has been a breach and to make his findings public. The Code says that “Breach of any of these “rules of obligation” may expose the Minister to removal from office”.

The question of whether Lee Hsien Loong misused state resources should properly be investigated and dealt with separately by the Corrupt Practices Investigation Bureau (CPIB). The President appoints the Director of CPIB and is not bound to follow the recommendations of the Cabinet. Under the Constitution, the President can also concur with the decision by the Director to open an investigation even if the Prime Minister refuses to give his consent. However, as the CPIB is merely a department under the control of the Prime Minister’s Office (PMO), there is the potential for improper pressure to be exerted.

Reform Party therefore calls for the CPIB to be removed from the PMO and either placed directly under the President. An even better solution would be to have a fully independent Commission with a directly elected Commissioner.

We also call on the President to clarify his jurisdiction in this matter. If he does have jurisdiction we expect him to conduct an impartial investigation and to make his findings public. A failure to do so risks eroding public confidence in the impartiality and integrity of our public institutions.

 

[v2ksingapore]

many many senior civil servants are grateful to ah long san. without his money they would never have gotten their further education. govt then will almost never sponsor them. hence their loyalty[/QUOTE

Law degree in the UK?

Any idea how you can contact SID?

 

[gingerlyn]

The entire CPIB has been damaged by Eric Tan and stink to its core.

today, teng khee fatt assistant, Christopher Gan Boon Khong is charged officially for 15 cases of cheating.

Ex-CPIB assistant charged with cheating and theft

SINGAPORE - A former Corrupt Practices Investigation Bureau (CPIB) assistant was charged in court on Friday with 15 offences including cheating and theft.

Christopher Gan Boon Khong is accused of two counts of theft of credit and debit cards, 12 of cheating and one of causing hurt.

The 25-year-old allegedly stole Ms Lee Tai Tee's DBS debit card at Club V6 at Jalan Sultan at about 12.30am on July 2 last year.

Less than an hour later, he went to Club 1+1 at Tanglin Shopping Centre where he allegedly presented a DBS debit card belonging to Vedula Vijay Kumar to pay for two bottles of Martell VSOP worth $358.

CPIB is under the management of Lee Hsien Loong and Lee Hsien Loong is incapable and he must resign immediately

 

[SunShangXiang]

Any idea how you can contact SID?

Yellow Pages !!

 

[rotiprata]

like u have guessed....transferred to PMO...for special n important duties... "stand behind and support VIP to stand up"

please share.... PMO?

 

[gingerlyn]

Christopher Gan Boon Khong website
https://www.facebook.com/christopher.ganboonkhong

 

[gingerlyn]

http://suijingmao.livejournal.com/profile#/profile

Hmm about me what can i say.

My name is Christopher Gan Boon Khong. And no not GUN is GAN. I have many nick too. I think the most epic of all was Iron Boobs. I am currently a year 3 Law and management student in Temasek Polytechnic. I am solso in TPJCG Events SubComm and CSC SubComm.