"The real world is very different from cyber space" - Dr Soloist Koh

[Confuseous]

In his rally speech, he admitted to visiting forums to read about the campaign and from his facial expression and the rising pitch of his voice, one could sense that he is actually quite pissed off, although claiming that he sometimes found internet chats demoralising and sometimes funny. He feels that the warmth that he receives from residents confirm this.

Let's hope that the real world does not let him down.

 

[Bigfuck]

In his rally speech, he admitted to visiting forums to read about the campaign and from his facial expression and the rising pitch of his voice, one could sense that he is actually quite pissed off, although claiming that he sometimes found internet chats demoralising and sometimes funny. He feels that the warmth that he receives from residents confirm this.

Let's hope that the real world does not let him down.

Wake up. The cyberworld is an accurate reflection of reality. Saturday will bitch slap you to hell.

 

[ChaoCheeBay]

Wake up. The cyberworld is an accurate reflection of reality.

Can the internet be a true reflection of kiasi's and kiasu's choice? What is the chance for WP to win this time round?

 

[Bigfuck]

Can the internet be a true reflection of kiasi's and kiasu's choice? What is the chance for WP to win this time round?

Find out Saturday.

 

[Buaya]

He got come in here and browse or navigate around Boh? :p

 

[jw5]

In his rally speech, he admitted to visiting forums to read about the campaign and from his facial expression and the rising pitch of his voice, one could sense that he is actually quite pissed off,

That's absolutely fantastic.

 

[zhihau]

That's absolutely fantastic.

he could draw a lesson or two from our resident political analyst here on anger management :p:p:p
got to hand it to GMS, he's good

 

[TuaGow]

if this pap dog cannot make it in the cyberspace, he cannot make it in the real space.

 

[CPT (NS) BRANDON]

Wake up. The cyberworld is an accurate reflection of reality. Saturday will bitch slap you to hell.

Sadly, I disagree.

The people who use the internet are mainly people from their 20s to their 40s.

The PAP's main block of votes comes from the older generation, those aged 60 and above. These are the less educated aunties and uncles who remember the bad old days, and who are grateful to the PAP for turning Singapore into a metropolis.

However, they are so shrouded from the day-to-day realities of working Singaporeans (some don't even take the MRT) that they don't realise the PAP of the 1960s and 1970s is no longer existent. Once upon a time there were capable men like Goh Keng Swee, Toh Chin Chye and S Dhanabalan, working under the leadership of Lee Kuan Yew. Love or hate him, he was an excellent politician - probably the first and last of his kind of the PAP.

Today's PAP is full of technocrats, scholars and policy wonks with little or no empathy for real issues on the ground. They are also unable to think like politicians and have little charisma - many of them have admitted that they are "not politicians", and instead they see themselves as civil servants or "officials".

 

[zhihau]

Today's PAP is full of technocrats, scholars and policy wonks with little or no empathy for real issues on the ground.

it doesn't help much when these technocrats are supported by a bunch of sycophants :o:o:o

 

[winnipegjets]

Before the internet, the PAP could control the minds of sinkees. Now, it is losing the battle. Its new strategy is to make life so difficult such that sinkees will be devoting all their time to making a living that they will have no time to participate in forums.

 

[minuteman]

The PAP's main block of votes comes from the older generation, those aged 60 and above. These are the less educated aunties and uncles who remember the bad old days, and who are grateful to the PAP for turning Singapore into a metropolis.

However, they are so shrouded from the day-to-day realities of working Singaporeans (some don't even take the MRT) that they don't realise the PAP of the 1960s and 1970s is no longer existent. Once upon a time there were capable men like Goh Keng Swee, Toh Chin Chye and S Dhanabalan, working under the leadership of Lee Kuan Yew. Love or hate him, he was an excellent politician - probably the first and last of his kind of the PAP.

Today's PAP is full of technocrats, scholars and policy wonks with little or no empathy for real issues on the ground. They are also unable to think like politicians and have little charisma - many of them have admitted that they are "not politicians", and instead they see themselves as civil servants or "officials".

yes..that is all LKY ever was and will be..but never ever a STATESMAN..the two are distinct..

 

[laksaboy]

Dr Koh: brilliant doctor, not-so-brilliant politician.

If this is the best the PAP can come up with, frankly I'm not impressed.

He is suffering from a major cognitive dissonance.

 

[laksaboy]

yes..that is all LKY ever was and will be..but never ever a STATESMAN..the two are distinct..

LKY was a good politician. Good human being? Not so much.

 

[king_of_abalone]

Today's PAP is full of technocrats, scholars and policy wonks with little or no empathy for real issues on the ground. They are also unable to think like politicians and have little charisma - many of them have admitted that they are "not politicians", and instead they see themselves as civil servants or "officials".

They are mostly mandarins and eunachs lah. And a few court jesters.

 

[winnipegjets]

Dr Koh: brilliant doctor

Rich doctor for sure. Brilliant ...hmmm, who knows?

 

[kiwibird7]

Wake up. The cyberworld is an accurate reflection of reality. Saturday will bitch slap you to hell.

Dr Arsehole could experience the "PONGGOL SLAP" ala Lee Hsien Loong followed by the "PONGGOL KICK" from the P/E electorate.

 

[andyfisher]

harry spouts racist nonsense.
he maintained the brit system of divide and conquer and subjugated the natives.
he 'fixed' his opponents, so yes he is a good politician,

But whether he was good for singapore? let history be the judge of that, cos the legacy you leave behind should be as good as the things you did in your lifetime,

Sadly, I disagree.

The people who use the internet are mainly people from their 20s to their 40s.

The PAP's main block of votes comes from the older generation, those aged 60 and above. These are the less educated aunties and uncles who remember the bad old days, and who are grateful to the PAP for turning Singapore into a metropolis.

However, they are so shrouded from the day-to-day realities of working Singaporeans (some don't even take the MRT) that they don't realise the PAP of the 1960s and 1970s is no longer existent. Once upon a time there were capable men like Goh Keng Swee, Toh Chin Chye and S Dhanabalan, working under the leadership of Lee Kuan Yew. Love or hate him, he was an excellent politician - probably the first and last of his kind of the PAP.

Today's PAP is full of technocrats, scholars and policy wonks with little or no empathy for real issues on the ground. They are also unable to think like politicians and have little charisma - many of them have admitted that they are "not politicians", and instead they see themselves as civil servants or "officials".

 

[soIsee]

Dr Arsehole could experience the "PONGGOL SLAP" ala Lee Hsien Loong followed by the "PONGGOL KICK" from the P/E electorate.

Soloist Koh will learn a very needed lesson what his Pap master will do to him if he loses.

He would not even get a slap let alone more high flying positions in other sectors.

He'll be labelled useless and done with and chucked aside.

Asked anyone, if they had ever heard of this soloist Koh ever before and the answer will be a clear "NO"!

Pap had to get a scapegoat for this BE. They have more well known and capable ppl who they could field. But even well liked and known PAP followers know, being a candidate in this BE is a 'risky' venture and they would decline.

 

[Kinana]

We have seen time and time again that forums are astroturfs.