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David neo's story doesn't add up....

Proof it.

Do the maths lah.

Born 1977. Educated at Victoria Sec School, then did his A levels at Victoria JC. Then joined the SAF at the age of 19 in 1996. Which means he join SAF right after A levels. So, tell me when did he find the time to do his 2 years NS? Or 2.5 years for officers in those days. Make no mistake, he is a NS defaulter.
Part of his stint in SAF would have been counted as his due diligence i think.
 
Since when PAP dogs life story makes sense?
 
Part of his stint in SAF would have been counted as his due diligence i think.
Part of his stint in SAF counted as NS? hahhahahahha. That's why it's illegal. In the Enlistment Act, there are no exceptions. All males must serve NS unless medically excused. There are no exceptions for the type of profession you are in. No exceptions for doctors, or lawyers or dentists, etc. Being a soldier is a profession just like any other. Why should there be an exception for it? There should be non.
 
Proof it.

Do the maths lah.

Born 1977. Educated at Victoria Sec School, then did his A levels at Victoria JC. Then joined the SAF at the age of 19 in 1996. Which means he join SAF right after A levels. So, tell me when did he find the time to do his 2 years NS? Or 2.5 years for officers in those days. Make no mistake, he is a NS defaulter.

Perhaps he signed on immediately after starting his NS? That could be why he considers himself to have joined the SAF right after A Levels. :wink:
 
Perhaps he signed on immediately after starting his NS? That could be why he considers himself to have joined the SAF right after A Levels. :wink:
Yes, he signed on right after A levels, which is what a ll SAFOS do. So once again, tell me when he did his NS?
 
Yes, he signed on right after A levels, which is what a ll SAFOS do. So once again, tell me when he did his NS?

If I am not mistaken, (and I thought you should know this) if he signs a 5 year contract immediately after starting NS, his NS is counted as part of the contract, i.e. he needs to serve only 2.5 more years after his NS. Of course, for career soldiers who never leave until they are asked by LW to stand for elections, it does not matter at all. :wink:
 
David Neo's story

"Mother died at 5, but later still can register him for P1 when he's 6 years old????"

Can.
Mother died at 5. Resurrected a few months later and then register him for P1 when he was 6.
PAP hidup.
 
If I am not mistaken, (and I thought you should know this) if he signs a 5 year contract immediately after starting NS, his NS is counted as part of the contract, i.e. he needs to serve only 2.5 more years after his NS. Of course, for career soldiers who never leave until they are asked by LW to stand for elections, it does not matter at all. :wink:
Who says signing a SAF contract counts as NS? It's illegal. No occupation is allowed to skip NS. Otherwise Dr and Lawyers also want to serve their NS in a hospital or law firm. Once u sign on, you receive regular officer pay which is several times higher then NS pay. Life is a lot easier, very few duties, book out every night. can drive car to camp, etc. And in the SAFOS case, they get over $150K a year to study overseas. This is call NS? Talk cock lah.
 
Who says signing a SAF contract counts as NS? It's illegal. No occupation is allowed to skip NS. Otherwise Dr and Lawyers also want to serve their NS in a hospital or law firm. Once u sign on, you receive regular officer pay which is several times higher then NS pay. Life is a lot easier, very few duties, book out every night. can drive car to camp, etc. And in the SAFOS case, they get over $150K a year to study overseas. This is call NS? Talk cock lah.

Couple of possible scenarios for you to consider:

1. Upon starting his NS, the soldier signs a 5 year contract. His NS is 2.5 years, the rest of his contract is 2.5 years. My understanding that in those days, that was the incentive for the soldier to sign on. In Neo's case, it didn't matter, because he kept signing on until he was recruited for elections. :wink:

2. Upon starting his NS, the soldier signs a 5 year contract, He serves his NS for 2.5 years, the contract is for 5 years after the completion of his NS. If this was the case for Neo, nobody would know the difference, because he kept signing on until he was recruited for elections. :thumbsup:

In either scenario, he would have served his NS according to the law and his contract, and you would not even know he did. :rolleyes::eek::biggrin:
 
Couple of possible scenarios for you to consider:

1. Upon starting his NS, the soldier signs a 5 year contract. His NS is 2.5 years, the rest of his contract is 2.5 years. My understanding that in those days, that was the incentive for the soldier to sign on. In Neo's case, it didn't matter, because he kept signing on until he was recruited for elections. :wink:

2. Upon starting his NS, the soldier signs a 5 year contract, He serves his NS for 2.5 years, the contract is for 5 years after the completion of his NS. If this was the case for Neo, nobody would know the difference, because he kept signing on until he was recruited for elections. :thumbsup:

In either scenario, he would have served his NS according to the law and his contract, and you would not even know he did. :rolleyes::eek::biggrin:
Are you some fucking retard? Working for the SAF is a job. Just like working as firefighter, or ambulance driver, etc. They get paid to do it. They choose to do it. They volunteer to do it. NS is compulsory. Whether you like it or not, you HAVE to do it. You are forced to do it and at very low compensation. If you sign a contract with SAF to work for them, that is not NS. Because you choose to work that job. What they should have done is to come back after they disrupted for their studies, take 2 years to complete NS like any other singapore man at NS pay, and then take up their post in the SAF at SAF pay. The Constitution of Singapore says they have to serve NS. Sign contract and get $3K a month and $150K a year for studies is not NS. Don't be a fucking retard.
 
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