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The PAP does not seem to understand that Singaporeans are sick of these elite types. Not only are they detached from our reality, they are really not interested to serve. Kee Hiong could prove me wrong by resigning from his CEO position as his $16,000 MP allowance and other directorships will be more than sufficient for his family of 6. Chances are this is not going to happen.
Kee Hiong says his love of Chinese sword-fighting novels has taught him humility and fair play. I find this strange because the PAP has always been a party which engages in unfair play. The PAP has always taken advantage of its dominant position to perpetuate its power by installing a pseudo democracy, incarcerating citizens whom it viewed as political threats, depriving needy Singaporeans of assistance, prioritising foreigners over citizens, demonising Singaporeans, etc.
We do not have any record of Kee Hiong having spoken out on any social issues with regard to the unfairness of the PAP government. His inspiration from watching the Justice Bao television series in the 70’s seems to have remained just an inspiration till today.
Kee Hiong remembers trivial issues such as not being given an award for the highest score in Mathematics. This was in Primary 5, some 37 years ago. He boasted that the reason the teacher gave the award to the second top scorer was because he had won too many prizes. Kee Hiong claims he believes firmly in meritocracy and says it was wrong for the teacher to deprive him of the award. It appears he does not have a generous spirit and this also confirms he is a small-hearted person.
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Kee Hiong says his love of Chinese sword-fighting novels has taught him humility and fair play. I find this strange because the PAP has always been a party which engages in unfair play. The PAP has always taken advantage of its dominant position to perpetuate its power by installing a pseudo democracy, incarcerating citizens whom it viewed as political threats, depriving needy Singaporeans of assistance, prioritising foreigners over citizens, demonising Singaporeans, etc.
We do not have any record of Kee Hiong having spoken out on any social issues with regard to the unfairness of the PAP government. His inspiration from watching the Justice Bao television series in the 70’s seems to have remained just an inspiration till today.
Kee Hiong remembers trivial issues such as not being given an award for the highest score in Mathematics. This was in Primary 5, some 37 years ago. He boasted that the reason the teacher gave the award to the second top scorer was because he had won too many prizes. Kee Hiong claims he believes firmly in meritocracy and says it was wrong for the teacher to deprive him of the award. It appears he does not have a generous spirit and this also confirms he is a small-hearted person.
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