Police say Pinoys never applied for permit for their National Day event

[Papsmearer]

A person of your intelligence, with this kind of warped logical, it is amazing..short of using the word "t#@#$"..

what intelligence does he have?

 

[Papsmearer]

His nick is PAPSmearer, one can tell from his nick there is no hope for this retard.

wmulew - Worse Motherfucking Underachieving Lowlife Excrement Worshipper.

That you, asshole?

 

[blindswordsman]

I am not sure whether the Police is to be believed. How can this PIDCS even start advertising for the event when they don't even have a police permit yet? Something fishy here.

Nothing fishy about it. Just the pinoys' enthusiasm of testing water in SG. Sinkies are known to be ball-less and pinoys are generally aggressive. If sinkies keep quiet, ho say liao, they can do whatever they like in SG. Sing their national anthem, get drunk, wallop sinkies, etc. A big security risk for SPF.

 

[Confuseous]

Uniquely Singapore.
Nowhere else in this world would you find a govt that jumps to the defence of foreigners every time there is an issue.
Worse, condemn their own citizens with labels that are inappropriate and demonstrate a total lack of respect for people who put them there in the first place.
Or, at least the 60% who still have not seen the errors of their ways.

 

[GoldenPeriod]

Let them gather. Arrest them all and deport them.

 

[Stompiss]

His nick is PAPSmearer, one can tell from his nick there is no hope for this retard.

Your moniker is the same..... HWZ bros and sister also agreed on this.

 

[ginfreely]

Uniquely Singapore.
Nowhere else in this world would you find a govt that jumps to the defence of foreigners every time there is an issue.
Worse, condemn their own citizens with labels that are inappropriate and demonstrate a total lack of respect for people who put them there in the first place.
Or, at least the 60% who still have not seen the errors of their ways.

Yes it is very bad, a govt that is not for the people but for foreigners should be removed..

 

[po2wq]

ah loon oredi gif his permission n blessing 4 ze celebrations ...

polis, wif no bols 2 stop a riot, dare 2 not issue permit meh? ...

 

[ILovePAP]

Next time I celebrate my Birthday Party at Hong Lim, Need Permit?

 

[borom]

If pappy's beloved Pinoys have no police permit, why LHL and TCJ so quickly jump to their defence and called locals disgrace and bigots - should have simply kept quiet and find out if the event is even on or not before speaking up.

Compare it with when locals ask if $260 per month for PA recipients is enough for “subsistence living” and is it too much to ask for just three meals a day as an entitlement for the PA recipients?

Dr Vivian of the pappy lashed back :
How much do you want? Do you want three meals in a hawker centre, food court or restaurant?

 

[Papsmearer]

Next time I celebrate my Birthday Party at Hong Lim, Need Permit?

Hahaha, you invite 10,000 people also no need permit mah. Only one condition, are you a Pinoy?

 

[laksaboy]

PINOY = Permit Is Never On You

 

[Leongsam]

I am not sure whether the Police is to be believed. How can this PIDCS even start advertising for the event when they don't even have a police permit yet? Something fishy here.

Not to worry. If they don't have a permit by the time the day rolls by, they'll be in big trouble.

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http://www.channelnewsasia.com/news/singapore/man-who-allegedly/1090266.html

SINGAPORE: A man alleged to be behind the calls to commemorate Guy Fawkes Day last November has been charged in court.

Jacob Lau Jian Rong, 23, is accused of organising a public procession without a permit on November 5 at about 1.44pm.

The procession started from City Hall MRT Station at about 7pm and was held to demonstrate support for the "Million Mask March Singapore" and opposition to the Media Development Authority's new regulations.

Last November, there were online postings calling for 24-hour protests globally in support of a movement called the "Million Mask March" to commemorate Guy Fawkes Day on November 5.

In Singapore, 15 people were rounded up by the police for donning the Guy Fawkes mask and gathering at City Hall MRT station and Orchard Road.

Organising a public assembly or procession without a permit is a contravention of the Public Order Act.

The maximum penalty for first-time offenders is a S$5,000 fine.


- CNA/nd

 

[mojito]

Aiyoh! Like that I eat tze char with my family will also get arrested arh? Cheebye law no cow sense. Buay song you any time can charge you. Fucked up.

 

[uglyloser]

if local never apply for permit sure kenna.. but if foreigner never apply for permit, just some "stern" warning will suffice.

 

[halsey02]

Next time I celebrate my Birthday Party at Hong Lim, Need Permit?

If you hold the cake, light the candles, BLOW & then cut the cake, no need permit; but may gain a one day pass at a lodge. But, if you have one to hold the cake, the other to light & you BLOW....YOU NEED A PERMIT; for three is a RIOT! If you are ah heh....they will show restrain...

 

[SibeiKuaiLan]

Not to worry. If they don't have a permit by the time the day rolls by, they'll be in big trouble.

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Jacob Lau Jian Rong, 23, is accused of organising the procession from City Hall MRT Station, to demonstrate support for a movement called the "Million Mask March Singapore'' which is against the new media regulations by the Media Development Authority when no permit had been granted. -- ST PHOTO: WONG KWAI CHOW
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[JHolmesJr]

Cant we just all celebrate at circular road on june 8?

 

[jw5]

Is Mark Andrew Yeo Kah Ch$ng buying the drinks?

LOL ...................... LOL

Cant we just all celebrate at circular road on june 8?

 

[Confuseous]

If pappy's beloved Pinoys have no police permit, why LHL and TCJ so quickly jump to their defence and called locals disgrace and bigots - should have simply kept quiet and find out if the event is even on or not before speaking up.

It is their way of signalling to the Police that it is okay to issue the permit.

And to tell the Pinoys not to worry - we are solidly behind you. In more ways than one.