haha...reminds me of the former SAF Boys School parade square, nicknamed condom square...
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Why are FAP Traitor Ministers Silent on Huge Mess Outside Paya Lebar MRT Station?
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haha...reminds me of the former SAF Boys School parade square, nicknamed condom square...
You came to your senses, finally.
Hahaha... even the city area is not spared. Go to that grassy patch opposite Funan Centre, next to the Central Fire Station and at the foot of Fort Canning Hill. The Pinoy and Ah Neh FTs are using it as their picnic and frolicking ground. In fact, once I had seen Tiongs walking their dog there - and the dog was shitting all over the place.
Lee Hsien Loong, death is too easy a punishment for the damage you had done to this country. :oIo:
Lee Hsien Loong, death is too easy a punishment for the damage you had done to this country. :oIo:
Remember this recent scolding Gay loong administered to Sinkies?
Singapore needs to progress to become a truly clean city: PM Lee
SINGAPORE - Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong on Wednesday noted that Singapore needs to "progress from being a cleaned city to a truly clean city".
Mr Lee posted a photo on Facebook of the mess left behind by about 13,000 Laneway Festival goers on Saturday, with bags of rubbish strewn on the ground.
He contrasted it against the aftermath of the AFF Suzuki Cup match at the National Stadium last November, where some Myanmar sports fans stayed to pick up rubbish left behind, despite their national team's loss to Singapore.
Mr Lee continued: "All of us can play a part - picking up our own litter, educating our children and grandchildren, and reminding others to do the right thing. Visit the Public Hygiene Council's page to find out how you can help."
Lee Hsien Loong with David Kites
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Last November, Myanmar sports fans were seen picking up litter at the National Stadium, after their team lost to Singapore at an AFF Suzuki Cup match (right pic).
Last Saturday, the 2015 Laneway Festival was held at the Meadow at Gardens by the Bay. The left pic shows what the 13,000 festival goers left behind.
It takes continuous effort to keep Singapore clean. We need to progress from being a cleaned city to a truly clean city. All of us can play a part – picking up our ow
Singapore needs to progress to become a truly clean city: PM Lee
SINGAPORE - Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong on Wednesday noted that Singapore needs to "progress from being a cleaned city to a truly clean city".
Mr Lee posted a photo on Facebook of the mess left behind by about 13,000 Laneway Festival goers on Saturday, with bags of rubbish strewn on the ground.
He contrasted it against the aftermath of the AFF Suzuki Cup match at the National Stadium last November, where some Myanmar sports fans stayed to pick up rubbish left behind, despite their national team's loss to Singapore.
Mr Lee continued: "All of us can play a part - picking up our own litter, educating our children and grandchildren, and reminding others to do the right thing. Visit the Public Hygiene Council's page to find out how you can help."
Lee Hsien Loong with David Kites
Public Figure · 474,783 Likes
· 4 hrs · Edited ·
Last November, Myanmar sports fans were seen picking up litter at the National Stadium, after their team lost to Singapore at an AFF Suzuki Cup match (right pic).
Last Saturday, the 2015 Laneway Festival was held at the Meadow at Gardens by the Bay. The left pic shows what the 13,000 festival goers left behind.
It takes continuous effort to keep Singapore clean. We need to progress from being a cleaned city to a truly clean city. All of us can play a part – picking up our ow
And Lan Pa Min will say they are all correct
They themselves are in a mess.
Before the arrival foreign trash, Singapore was the cleanest city in the world even our neighbors envied.
The locals were indoctrinated with all sorts of campaigns and one of them is Keep Singapore Clean.
Looks like 40-50 years of brain washing have gone to waste. 50% of the population now did not go through that and the sign of regress is evidenced with protests, riots, defecating in public and inconsiderate littering...etc.
Many laws made to serve as deterrence without having to enforce them worked very well with the locals but not with the new arrivals.
The locals were indoctrinated with all sorts of campaigns and one of them is Keep Singapore Clean.
Looks like 40-50 years of brain washing have gone to waste. 50% of the population now did not go through that and the sign of regress is evidenced with protests, riots, defecating in public and inconsiderate littering...etc.
Many laws made to serve as deterrence without having to enforce them worked very well with the locals but not with the new arrivals.
Schoolyard bullies, too, do a lot of 'selective governing', picking on kids whom they know won't fight back.
Schoolyard bullies, too, do a lot of 'selective governing', picking on kids whom they know won't fight back.
Yep, and we all know who the biggest bullies are on this island.
Teo Chee Bye will ask you what do you think?
Wa Kan Seng will tell you it's either they litter here or they don't litter here.
Goh Chee Beh will tell you if no rubbish then i worry.
Pinky will tell you litter mai hum. Mai hum, mai hum, mai hum.
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