Roy swam against the flow of current in the sea whereas those foreigners usually would swim along with the current. When these foreigners became new shitizens, the paps became their God.
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Singapore PM sue his own citizen.. is this what a PM suppose to do?
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Roy swam against the flow of current in the sea whereas those foreigners usually would swim along with the current. When these foreigners became new shitizens, the paps became their God.
halo lim beh lau hway kwa boh leh
Did your father vote for UMNO or MIC or MCA? ALL fucked your mother's old loose crumpled smelly chee bye.
I agree. That is why I hope the court severely punishes Roy for wasting the good PM Lee's time. I hope the court awards PM Lee at least $600k for damages done to his reputation by Roy's malicious slander.
making hilarious comment again. Contempt of court.
Looks like Pinky reputation is worth more money that PAP as a whole. Then if this is the case, each voter vote count which is worth more than gold and silver.
Singapore reputation is worth more the one Pinky reputation. No glory to Singapore and we have wasted 2 years of our prime youth conscripted to fake NSF and 13 years of reservist for nothing. Which NSF will defend Singapore from now?
Will we defend Singapore for a PM who sued his people?
Looks like Pinky reputation is worth more money that PAP as a whole. Then if this is the case, each voter vote count which is worth more than gold and silver.
Singapore reputation is worth more the one Pinky reputation. No glory to Singapore and we have wasted 2 years of our prime youth conscripted to fake NSF and 13 years of reservist for nothing. Which NSF will defend Singapore from now?
Will we defend Singapore for a PM who sued his people?
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Erm, it was the PM who wanted to sue Roy, so it was the PM who wanted to waste his own time. Or did the crown prince really think that he can successfully sue someone without turning up in court?
one thing interesting about the timing of the case.
It looks like either LKY is not death yet or predicted to die soon as this court case is delayed to this time for hearing.
Fishy.
It looks like either LKY is not death yet or predicted to die soon as this court case is delayed to this time for hearing.
Fishy.
Maybe LHL might become the nice man and let Roy off, to boost popularity for Sept GE?
Day 2 of Pinky versus Roy as reported by the state-controlled media, page A4, July 3: http://postimg.org/image/5o2gzw12t/
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Early life and family
Ngerng's father is a chai tow kway seller while his mother is a retired factory worker.[7] Ngerng lives with them and his younger sister in a four-room Housing Development Board flat in Sembawang.[7]
Ngerng also has an elder sister.
Before 2000, the Ngerng family lived in a two-room flat near the now-defunct Hong Dao Primary School, which Ngerng had attended.[7] Ngerng's family were unaware of his blogging activities until the events of May 2014.[5]
Ngerng states that his interest in people and their interactions started in primary school when he witnessed instances of racism.[7] At the age of 15, Ngerng revealed his homosexuality to friends, but described facing resultant discrimination.[7]
He went on to study in Serangoon Junior College, where he took art as an A-level subject and won an award for topping his level in geography and art in his first year.[7] Ngerng majored in sociology in the National University of Singapore, where he participated in its community service club helping autistic or hyperactive children and people with mental disorders.[7]
After graduation, Ngerng worked for six months with Autism Partnership, an organisation working with families with autistic children.[7] Ngerng then joined the Health Promotion Board’s Communicable Diseases department for six years, working on campaigns and presenting at international conferences, and winning an Employee of the Year award for innovation in 2011.[7] In 2012, he joined Tan Tock Seng Hospital (TTSH) as a contract patient coordinator, where he fronted a campaign to promoting the understanding of the lives of HIV-infected people.[7]
Ngerng is gay, as stated in his personal blog, My Right To Love, in 2011.[5] He has written on topics related to the LGBT community, such as relationship woes and AIDS.[5]
Roy Ngerng
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Early life and family
Ngerng's father is a chai tow kway seller while his mother is a retired factory worker.[7] Ngerng lives with them and his younger sister in a four-room Housing Development Board flat in Sembawang.[7]
Ngerng also has an elder sister.
Before 2000, the Ngerng family lived in a two-room flat near the now-defunct Hong Dao Primary School, which Ngerng had attended.[7] Ngerng's family were unaware of his blogging activities until the events of May 2014.[5]
Ngerng states that his interest in people and their interactions started in primary school when he witnessed instances of racism.[7] At the age of 15, Ngerng revealed his homosexuality to friends, but described facing resultant discrimination.[7]
He went on to study in Serangoon Junior College, where he took art as an A-level subject and won an award for topping his level in geography and art in his first year.[7] Ngerng majored in sociology in the National University of Singapore, where he participated in its community service club helping autistic or hyperactive children and people with mental disorders.[7]
After graduation, Ngerng worked for six months with Autism Partnership, an organisation working with families with autistic children.[7] Ngerng then joined the Health Promotion Board’s Communicable Diseases department for six years, working on campaigns and presenting at international conferences, and winning an Employee of the Year award for innovation in 2011.[7] In 2012, he joined Tan Tock Seng Hospital (TTSH) as a contract patient coordinator, where he fronted a campaign to promoting the understanding of the lives of HIV-infected people.[7]
Ngerng is gay, as stated in his personal blog, My Right To Love, in 2011.[5] He has written on topics related to the LGBT community, such as relationship woes and AIDS.[5]
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