Tony Tan outraged...

[rusty]

Chinese say "Paper cannot wrap fire".

Just a matter of time for the truth to burst..

Don't under estimate those motherfuckers in white.
They have turned shit, urine, diarrheas and menstruation into drinking water to spite Dr.Mad over the water price disagreement.
They are also capable of creating fireproof paper..... not forgetting how they produced their unbreakable ricebowls.

 

[methink]

Flippant Dr Tony Tan challenged by an ex-ISA detainee Dr Lim Hock Siew
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zk-TH257ggI&feature=youtube_gdata_player

 

[PTADER]

"In a wider definition of Singapore's security requirements, national service is therefore as much a responsibility for parents as it is for our sons,"

"Hence, whether now or in the future, it will always be a fact of life for all able-bodied male Singaporeans." Phony, OCS Commissioning Parade, OCS 02 Oct 1995


Phony's hypocrisy is as breathtaking as it is audacious.

Imagine telling the parents and NSFs this with a straight face and without blinking his eyes or scratching his nose even as he knew his son was currently on an exceptional 12 year deferment at that time.



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DR TAN - ESSENTIAL TO HAVE PARENTS SUPPORT NS.
147th Prostitute Press
3 October 1995

PARENTS' acceptance and support for national service help form the cornerstone for Singapore's defence, said Deputy Prime Minister Tony Tan on Sunday.

He was speaking at the first Officer Cadet Course commissioning parade at the Safti Military Institute since it opened in August.

Looking at the good turnout of parents, Dr Tan, who is also the Defence Minister, said that national service, arduous as it was, could be made more bearable if parents gave their sons emotional and moral support.

Whether servicemen regarded their training as an honourable duty or as a chore depended to a great extent on their parents' attitudes towards national service, he said.

"In a wider definition of Singapore's security requirements, national service is therefore as much a responsibility for parents as it is for our sons," Dr Tan said.To the newly commissioned officers, he said that the SAF depended on them.

He added: "As a small country with a small population, we can never build a credible defence force based on regular servicemen alone."

National service was the very basis for Singapore's continued existence as an independent nation-state, he said.

"Hence, whether now or in the future, it will always be a fact of life for all able-bodied male Singaporeans."A total of 143 officer cadets from the army and the air force were commissioned.

Dr Tan presented ceremonial swords to the two Sword-of-Honour winners, Officer Cadets Yeo Gek Chuan and Lim Jit Shyan.

Officer Cadet Philip Paul Regaspi Fortuno of the Armed Forces of the Philippines was also presented a ceremonial sword by Dr Tan on behalf of the Philippine President.

Senior SAF officers at the parade included Chief of Defence Force, Major-General Bey Soo Kiang; Chief of Navy, Rear-Admiral Kwek Siew Jin; Chief of Army, Brigadier-General Han Eng Juan; and Chief of Air Force, Brigadier-General Goh Yong Siang.

 

[PTADER]

More hypocrisy from Phony....


DR TAN OUTLINES HIS VISION FOR THE SAF.
147th Prostitute Press, 1 February 1996


DEPUTY Prime Minister and Defence Minister Dr Tony Tan said yesterday his vision for the SAF was that of a national institution with two very important functions - defending Singapore and deterring aggression and being a significant force in the development of the country.

He was speaking in an interview with Singapore journalists on defence and security issues six months after rejoining the Government as DPM and Defence Minister on Aug 1 last year.

During the hour-long interview, he fielded questions ranging from his priorities for the Singapore Armed Forces to manpower issues to his views on regional security.

Asked about his vision and priorities for the SAF, he replied: "I would like to develop the SAF as a national institution with two very important functions: to defend Singapore and deter aggression; and to be a significant force in the development of our country."

He said that it was of the utmost importance that the SAF had the capability to carry out the function of defending the sovereignty of Singapore and deterring aggression because the survival of the nation depended on it.

"For the SAF to continue to be a strong and credible force, we have to continuously upgrade our hardware and software," he added.

"The SAF must continue to have the best and most effective equipment and weapon systems to meet its needs."

Because Singapore had a small population, the SAF relied on technology to be a force multiplier, said the Deputy Prime Minister.

"We employ the latest equipment to ensure that equipment in service are regularly upgraded to bring them up to par with the best weapon systems that are available in the market," he said.

But he pointed out that upgrading hardware was not enough. The SAF must have highly-trained and motivated men and women.

"Competent and well-trained manpower is the key to an effective SAF," he said. "Hardware and firepower cannot be employed to their fullest potential unless we have good people manning them."

"That is why I have paid special attention to manpower issues since I was appointed Defence Minister in August last year," he said.

On the second very important function of the SAF - that is, to be a significant force in the development of Singapore - he noted that, as a national service armed force, the SAF took in young men for two to 2-1/2 years before returning them to civilian life.

The SAF, he said, had a critical role to play in inculcating in young Singaporeans attributes such as discipline, hard work, perseverance and commitment to excellence.

"These are qualities which are very important for Singaporeans to have as we move forward as a nation," he added.

"For this reason, the SAF is a very important national institution with a vital role to play in the development of our country."

Rounding up his interview, he reminded Singaporeans that the defence of the country could not be left only to the SAF.

The support and contribution of every single Singaporean was vital if we were to have a defence capability which would be taken seriously by potential aggressors, he said.

"We must get a sufficient number of the best and brightest from each generation to take on full-time careers in the SAF," he added.

"They must be supported by able people at all levels and Singaporeans must show that they are fully behind the SAF."

Dr Tan's message in his parting shot was emphatic: "Ultimately, the defence of our nation is our own responsibility."

 

[thefarside]

Typical PAP tactic to have the "last say" before cooling-off day.

 

[pocoyo]

Don't under estimate those motherfuckers in white.
They have turned shit, urine, diarrheas and menstruation into drinking water to spite Dr.Mad over the water price disagreement.
They are also capable of creating fireproof paper..... not forgetting how they produced their unbreakable ricebowls.

It's yet to know whether the new water thingy is sucessful or not.
Should there be a side effect, it will likely take years to surface after all the poor sheeps in SG have drunk the sai chwee.

So do not jump to conclusion yet.

But I do agree they are expert in covering up after doing it for years.

However, things may change gradually as time goes by. That will depend on the intelligence of the voters on the ground too..