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Haha! PM Lee sent lawyer letter to gay boy Alex Au.
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Its ok... just remove and apologise... but do the same again next time
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PM Lee takes legal action against blogger Alex Au
Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong is taking legal action against blogger Alex Au for allegations made in a post about the sale of computer systems used by town councils.
A letter of the demand was sent to Mr Au on Friday, saying that an article on the blog entitled “PAP mis-AIMed, faces blowback”, together with 21 other comments that the blogger allowed to be posted on the site, can be taken together to suggest that PM Lee is guilty of corruption in relation to the transaction between the PAP town councils and the firm Action Information Management (Aim).
“These are false and baseless allegations,” said the letter of demand which was from Senior Counsel Davinder Singh of Drew and Napier.
The blog post had raised several questions about the circumstances surrounding the contract signed between the PAP town councils and Aim.
Mr Singh goes on to ask that Mr Au immediately remove the article and comments as well as publish an apology to PM Lee. He has been given two days to comply, before legal proceedings will begin.
This is the second time in in six months that Mr Au has been asked to apologise for an article on his blog. In July last year, he apologised for a blog post on the case of plastic surgeon Woffles Wu’s traffic fine after the Attorney-General’s Chambers wrote to him to say that his post was contemptuous of the courts for alleging that courts are biased towards the well-connected.
As of 3.30pm on Friday, the post about the town councils was still up on Mr Au’s blog.
Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong is taking legal action against blogger Alex Au for allegations made in a post about the sale of computer systems used by town councils.
A letter of the demand was sent to Mr Au on Friday, saying that an article on the blog entitled “PAP mis-AIMed, faces blowback”, together with 21 other comments that the blogger allowed to be posted on the site, can be taken together to suggest that PM Lee is guilty of corruption in relation to the transaction between the PAP town councils and the firm Action Information Management (Aim).
“These are false and baseless allegations,” said the letter of demand which was from Senior Counsel Davinder Singh of Drew and Napier.
The blog post had raised several questions about the circumstances surrounding the contract signed between the PAP town councils and Aim.
Mr Singh goes on to ask that Mr Au immediately remove the article and comments as well as publish an apology to PM Lee. He has been given two days to comply, before legal proceedings will begin.
This is the second time in in six months that Mr Au has been asked to apologise for an article on his blog. In July last year, he apologised for a blog post on the case of plastic surgeon Woffles Wu’s traffic fine after the Attorney-General’s Chambers wrote to him to say that his post was contemptuous of the courts for alleging that courts are biased towards the well-connected.
As of 3.30pm on Friday, the post about the town councils was still up on Mr Au’s blog.
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PM Lee takes legal action against blogger Alex Au
Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong is taking legal action against blogger Alex Au for allegations made in a post about the sale of computer systems used by town councils.
A letter of the demand was sent to Mr Au on Friday, saying that an article entitled “PAP mis-AIMed, faces blowback”, together with 21 other comments that the blogger allowed to be posted on his site, can be taken together to suggest that PM Lee is guilty of corruption in relation to the transaction between the PAP town councils and the firm Action Information Management (Aim).
“These are false and baseless allegations,” said the letter of demand which was from Senior Counsel Davinder Singh of Drew and Napier.
The blog post had raised several questions about the circumstances surrounding the contract signed between the PAP town councils and Aim.
Mr Singh goes on to ask that Mr Au immediately remove the article and comments as well as publish an apology to PM Lee. He has been given two days to comply, before legal proceedings will begin.
This is the second time in in six months that Mr Au has been asked to apologise for an article on his blog. In July last year, he apologised for a blog post on the case of plastic surgeon Woffles Wu’s traffic fine after the Attorney-General’s Chambers wrote to him to say that his post was contemptuous of the courts for alleging that courts are biased towards the well-connected.
As of 3.30pm on Friday, the post about the town councils was still up on Mr Au’s blog.
Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong is taking legal action against blogger Alex Au for allegations made in a post about the sale of computer systems used by town councils.
A letter of the demand was sent to Mr Au on Friday, saying that an article entitled “PAP mis-AIMed, faces blowback”, together with 21 other comments that the blogger allowed to be posted on his site, can be taken together to suggest that PM Lee is guilty of corruption in relation to the transaction between the PAP town councils and the firm Action Information Management (Aim).
“These are false and baseless allegations,” said the letter of demand which was from Senior Counsel Davinder Singh of Drew and Napier.
The blog post had raised several questions about the circumstances surrounding the contract signed between the PAP town councils and Aim.
Mr Singh goes on to ask that Mr Au immediately remove the article and comments as well as publish an apology to PM Lee. He has been given two days to comply, before legal proceedings will begin.
This is the second time in in six months that Mr Au has been asked to apologise for an article on his blog. In July last year, he apologised for a blog post on the case of plastic surgeon Woffles Wu’s traffic fine after the Attorney-General’s Chambers wrote to him to say that his post was contemptuous of the courts for alleging that courts are biased towards the well-connected.
As of 3.30pm on Friday, the post about the town councils was still up on Mr Au’s blog.
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Did PM order CPIB to investigate since this is of pubic interest and public's money?
If not then it is reasonable for any man in the street to come to a conclusion that AIM can't stand up to scrutiny under independent audit.
Trying to intimidate by suing will only enforce such a believe.
Do you dare to take this up to international court since there will be no fair trial for Alex if this proceeding is done in Singapore court.
If not then it is reasonable for any man in the street to come to a conclusion that AIM can't stand up to scrutiny under independent audit.
Trying to intimidate by suing will only enforce such a believe.
Do you dare to take this up to international court since there will be no fair trial for Alex if this proceeding is done in Singapore court.
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[Breaking News] PM Lee wants to sue Alex Au over blog posts about AIM!
PM Lee takes action against blogger Alex Au for false allegations
The Straits Times
Friday, Jan 04, 2013
A letter of the demand was sent to Mr Au on Friday, saying that an article entitled "PAP mis-AIMed, faces blowback", together with 21 other comments that the blogger allowed to be posted on his site, can be taken together to suggest that PM Lee is guilty of corruption in relation to the transaction between the PAP town councils and the firm Action Information Management (Aim).
"These are false and baseless allegations," said the letter of demand which was from Senior Counsel Davinder Singh of Drew and Napier.
The blog post had raised several questions about the circumstances surrounding the contract signed between the PAP town councils and Aim.
Mr Singh goes on to ask that Mr Au immediately remove the article and comments as well as publish an apology to PM Lee. He has been given two days to comply, before legal proceedings will begin.
This is the second time in in six months that Mr Au has been asked to apologise for an article on his blog. In July last year, he apologised for a blog post on the case of plastic surgeon Woffles Wu's traffic fine after the Attorney-General's Chambers wrote to him to say that his post was contemptuous of the courts for alleging that courts are biased towards the well-connected.
As of 3.30pm on Friday, the post about the town councils was still up on Mr Au's blog.
PM Lee takes action against blogger Alex Au for false allegations
The Straits Times
Friday, Jan 04, 2013
A letter of the demand was sent to Mr Au on Friday, saying that an article entitled "PAP mis-AIMed, faces blowback", together with 21 other comments that the blogger allowed to be posted on his site, can be taken together to suggest that PM Lee is guilty of corruption in relation to the transaction between the PAP town councils and the firm Action Information Management (Aim).
"These are false and baseless allegations," said the letter of demand which was from Senior Counsel Davinder Singh of Drew and Napier.
The blog post had raised several questions about the circumstances surrounding the contract signed between the PAP town councils and Aim.
Mr Singh goes on to ask that Mr Au immediately remove the article and comments as well as publish an apology to PM Lee. He has been given two days to comply, before legal proceedings will begin.
This is the second time in in six months that Mr Au has been asked to apologise for an article on his blog. In July last year, he apologised for a blog post on the case of plastic surgeon Woffles Wu's traffic fine after the Attorney-General's Chambers wrote to him to say that his post was contemptuous of the courts for alleging that courts are biased towards the well-connected.
As of 3.30pm on Friday, the post about the town councils was still up on Mr Au's blog.
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Re: [Breaking News] PM Lee wants to sue Alex Au over blog posts about AIM!
Wow, they had actually picked and choose which comments were undesirable?
Those twits don't understand that the blog/site owner isn't responsible for the comments made by visitors?
Wow, they had actually picked and choose which comments were undesirable?
Those twits don't understand that the blog/site owner isn't responsible for the comments made by visitors?
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Re: [Breaking News] PM Lee wants to sue Alex Au over blog posts about AIM!
Rightly or wrongly, it's the 3rd time Alex Au was slapped by a legal letter. One was to K Shanmugam for his "affair" and one to AGC on the Waffles Wu case.
I suggest he starts blogging anonymously. It is a disadvantage to be open about your identity, and it also does not look good to have to keep apologizing and make yourself look like an irresponsible blogger.
Look at Real Singaporean team which snubbed Davinder's request to reveal their identifies.
Rightly or wrongly, it's the 3rd time Alex Au was slapped by a legal letter. One was to K Shanmugam for his "affair" and one to AGC on the Waffles Wu case.
I suggest he starts blogging anonymously. It is a disadvantage to be open about your identity, and it also does not look good to have to keep apologizing and make yourself look like an irresponsible blogger.
Look at Real Singaporean team which snubbed Davinder's request to reveal their identifies.
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Re: [Breaking News] PM Lee wants to sue Alex Au over blog posts about AIM!
Internet anonymity is like virginity.... once you lose it, you can't retrieve it.
Even if Alex blogs anonymously elsewhere, his identity has been exposed. It is 'out of the closet', and the 'dark eye of Sauron' will forever be upon him.
Internet anonymity is like virginity.... once you lose it, you can't retrieve it.
Even if Alex blogs anonymously elsewhere, his identity has been exposed. It is 'out of the closet', and the 'dark eye of Sauron' will forever be upon him.
And the next question is: Why is the WP so silent about FMSS?
The blog posts and comments may go, but always remember this:
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Re: [Breaking News] PM Lee wants to sue Alex Au over blog posts about AIM!
Going by the book! Step 1 to fix the Opposition!
Going by the book! Step 1 to fix the Opposition!
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Re: [Breaking News] PM Lee wants to sue Alex Au over blog posts about AIM!
Well if he gets sued, I hope he comes up with an appeals campaign,,I for one sure will donate,,,,If all of us donate $2.00 plus the 40% donate abit,,and this goes to court,,more shit will be leaked out to embarrass PAP even further,,,now is not like the 80s,,,no alternative media,,,PAP is resorting to old tactics,,,but with the alternative media,,sure will picah PAP Lobang one
Well if he gets sued, I hope he comes up with an appeals campaign,,I for one sure will donate,,,,If all of us donate $2.00 plus the 40% donate abit,,and this goes to court,,more shit will be leaked out to embarrass PAP even further,,,now is not like the 80s,,,no alternative media,,,PAP is resorting to old tactics,,,but with the alternative media,,sure will picah PAP Lobang one
Re: [Breaking News] PM Lee wants to sue Alex Au over blog posts about AIM!
Go ahead. Collect the money for a cause that Alex Au will surely lose. He is too poor to pay damages so it is good that you donate money to Alex to pay for them.
Alex Au has already chickened out, by the way.
Go ahead. Collect the money for a cause that Alex Au will surely lose. He is too poor to pay damages so it is good that you donate money to Alex to pay for them.
Alex Au has already chickened out, by the way.
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Oh he chicken out? than no need to donate lor
Oh he chicken out? than no need to donate lor
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