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Grace Fu asks Sylvia Lim to apologise, withdraw comment on GST hike
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both of them will reference the "test-balloon" of sylvia to that of the pappies "test-water" in gauging sinkie's response to the gst saga - one will eat and not waste whatever sylvia and other milfs has to offer, and the other in ripping-off the amoured nylons and panty-hoses during the parleement breaks and with so many felines on show, it makes for a ultra wonderful spectacle that sinkies can view the live broadcasts in the comfort of their flats :oops:
Chow Hai Grace Fu never look at mirror??
Dr Tan Cheng Bock now weighs in
BE GRACIOUS IN PARLIAMENT
Having watched the video on the GST debate, I felt the PAP ministers especially Shanmugam were brow beating MP Sylvia Lim by demanding an apology for asking whether the government postponed the GST hike because of negative public feedback. Many people perceive this brow beating as arrogance. I remember our former Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew once told all PAP MPs in 1988 “Any show of arrogance or indifference by any MP or Minister will erode confidence in him and, later, in the government.”
Instead of getting upset, the Ministers should be thankful Sylvia Lim gave them an opportunity to explain. If the government’s position is ‘no’ then just say no and let’s just stop at that. No need to get defensive. As PM Lee Hsien Loong rightly said at the close of the Oxley Road debate: “If MPs believe that something is wrong, it’s an MP’s job to pursue the facts and make these allegations in their own name, decide whether something seems to be wrong, and if you think something is wrong, even if you’re not fully sure, then come to this House, confront the Government, ask for explanations and answers.” I enclose a video clip of Sylvia Lim quoting PM Lee.
PM Lee was echoing the view of our former Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew who said “All MPs new and old, should speak out. You have to speak up and bring out the grapevine criticism in the coffee shops and hawker centres. It is damaging for the government not to openly refute it with facts and argument. By bringing up apparently embarrassing issues, you help the government openly state the facts and explain the reasons for our policies and so continue to hold the ground.”
So be gracious, no need to over-react or ask for any apology for bringing out “grapevine criticism” or “apparently embarrassing issues” in Parliament.
BE GRACIOUS IN PARLIAMENT
Having watched the video on the GST debate, I felt the PAP ministers especially Shanmugam were brow beating MP Sylvia Lim by demanding an apology for asking whether the government postponed the GST hike because of negative public feedback. Many people perceive this brow beating as arrogance. I remember our former Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew once told all PAP MPs in 1988 “Any show of arrogance or indifference by any MP or Minister will erode confidence in him and, later, in the government.”
Instead of getting upset, the Ministers should be thankful Sylvia Lim gave them an opportunity to explain. If the government’s position is ‘no’ then just say no and let’s just stop at that. No need to get defensive. As PM Lee Hsien Loong rightly said at the close of the Oxley Road debate: “If MPs believe that something is wrong, it’s an MP’s job to pursue the facts and make these allegations in their own name, decide whether something seems to be wrong, and if you think something is wrong, even if you’re not fully sure, then come to this House, confront the Government, ask for explanations and answers.” I enclose a video clip of Sylvia Lim quoting PM Lee.
PM Lee was echoing the view of our former Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew who said “All MPs new and old, should speak out. You have to speak up and bring out the grapevine criticism in the coffee shops and hawker centres. It is damaging for the government not to openly refute it with facts and argument. By bringing up apparently embarrassing issues, you help the government openly state the facts and explain the reasons for our policies and so continue to hold the ground.”
So be gracious, no need to over-react or ask for any apology for bringing out “grapevine criticism” or “apparently embarrassing issues” in Parliament.
That smelly cunt of hers doesn't deserve a cunninglingus.
What she needs is this at max rpm
wah o\so dry n hard.........how to fugg??? batang putus!!!!!!
The old fart bock needs to be locked away indefinitely for stirring shit.
John Tan, who's cheebye is the driest/tightest/oliest/smelliest in PAP?
She has been paid handsomely by her master to endure even this gadget. No use at all.That smelly cunt of hers doesn't deserve a cunninglingus.
What she needs is this at max rpm
Please do not insult the gadget.....
Can we all just give Sylvia a break?
Don’t beat a man (or woman) when she’s down. And down, is clearly what she is now.
Sylvia had earlier in Parliament, accused the PAP of “testing the waters” before embarking on a GST review. Today, under the pressure of peer scrutiny the Worker’s Party chairwoman acknowledged that her suspicions “may have been wrong”.
An opposition does have a need to float voices that are disagreeable in Parliament, because otherwise…what else would they be opposing?
The intentions of their speeches so far, had been good. They spoke what the uninformed wants the government to hear. This is the field of rhetoric, where passion takes the stage and logic is stripped of its defences. It is dramatic, but it is an important view no less.
More at https://www.prolificcrap.com/forum/...jah-gets-whacked-left-right-upside-down-on-fb
Don’t beat a man (or woman) when she’s down. And down, is clearly what she is now.
Sylvia had earlier in Parliament, accused the PAP of “testing the waters” before embarking on a GST review. Today, under the pressure of peer scrutiny the Worker’s Party chairwoman acknowledged that her suspicions “may have been wrong”.
An opposition does have a need to float voices that are disagreeable in Parliament, because otherwise…what else would they be opposing?
The intentions of their speeches so far, had been good. They spoke what the uninformed wants the government to hear. This is the field of rhetoric, where passion takes the stage and logic is stripped of its defences. It is dramatic, but it is an important view no less.
More at https://www.prolificcrap.com/forum/...jah-gets-whacked-left-right-upside-down-on-fb
There are other WP MPs in parleement....have they come out to defend her? LTK etc should speak about how Silvia and WP as a whole is being bullied. But I don't see any WP MPs commenting on this.
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Yes. Bullied by shallow, petty and useless ministers who were put there by the 70% under the mistaken belief that they have their best interest at heart.
How much Grace Fu pay you for this comment?
Why would I be paid by DisGraceFul? I am bringing up a point about WP performance...
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