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i also need money otherwise kena bangraptured by chiobu milf. please send me $69k.
NUS wanna bankrupt Iris Koh, we must fight on.
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"I also owe my lawyer, Mr Wee Pan Lee, $43,000"
I thought the husband and wife clowns are relying on AI and ChatGPT to fight their legal battles?
I just saw the two clowns at Adelphi two days ago. They must have went to the High Court. Iris looks terrible. Even this one is better looking:
I thought the husband and wife clowns are relying on AI and ChatGPT to fight their legal battles?
I just saw the two clowns at Adelphi two days ago. They must have went to the High Court. Iris looks terrible. Even this one is better looking:
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the question is why does NUS behave in such a way or why does the person who represent NUS behave in such a way. It is a university that represent education and this behaviour isn't much of being educated at all.
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https://jeanneten.com/ Her legal battle is due to threats by NUS. An education institution issue threats? how educated is that? more like a behaviour of ah long.
Suing NUS for a statement made by its employee outside his scope of employment was rash, to say the least. From a tactical point of view it was unnecessary because if RN and IK had won the legal suit against the professor, the latter would surely possess the means to pay off whatever damages awarded to the couple. It was indeed frivolous and vexatious to drag NUS through the m&d.
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Krama?
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I agree. GSB definitely looks better than IK. IK in real life looks like a short PIG.
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Cb before applying for comcare etc gov would also need to check bank account de mah.
Or else it will 天下大乱了
Own money keep and get crowd fund to bet games. Don't need use own poon ji de mare?
Win money can keep, lose money collect from people.
Like this everyone also want to bet de woh.
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Updates to NUS Bankruptcy threat to stop us from suing freely.
As of 26 Sept,
Total: $3643.33
Dateline: 3 Oct. For $33,000 (costs to NUS)
If you can extend a loan to help us meet the needs, till we win our lawsuits (We foresee in the coming months, based on the recent striking out applications, which resulted in the Defendants having been ordered to amend their defence), please reach out to us as well. Thank you. We believe we are VERY NEAR to major victories.
Highest: $1000
Lowest: $3.33
Average: $158.40
Number of people: 23
I thank everyone who has stepped up and supported this.
I will be updating the public why we had to sue NUS and why we demand answers from NUS, if they are part of the creation of the Covid-19 virus together with Eco Health Alliance and Wuhan Institute of Virology. Stay TUNED.
A few days ago, Trump yesterday said at the UN Conference that his administration will stop dangerous research into Biological warfare, the likes of the recent Pandemic.
Under the Obama and Biden Administration, such dangerous research was carried out worldwide, including in Singapore.
In Singapore, we have high level bio labs and "Pandemic Preparedness centres".
It is my view that our government must stop immediately these dangerous research that threaten humanity.
Thank you all for your support.
To support:
bit.Iy/silentroarishere or
PAYNOW 98291678 (Ref: SOS)
We promise to continue to take legal actions and hold the powers that be accountable with your support. If we are bankrupted, we won't be able to do so freely anymore.
We truly believe that No One Is Above the Law. Thank you for safeguarding democracy and Justice in Singapore. May justice prevail.
Iris Koh.
As of 26 Sept,
Total: $3643.33
Dateline: 3 Oct. For $33,000 (costs to NUS)
If you can extend a loan to help us meet the needs, till we win our lawsuits (We foresee in the coming months, based on the recent striking out applications, which resulted in the Defendants having been ordered to amend their defence), please reach out to us as well. Thank you. We believe we are VERY NEAR to major victories.
Highest: $1000
Lowest: $3.33
Average: $158.40
Number of people: 23
I thank everyone who has stepped up and supported this.
I will be updating the public why we had to sue NUS and why we demand answers from NUS, if they are part of the creation of the Covid-19 virus together with Eco Health Alliance and Wuhan Institute of Virology. Stay TUNED.
A few days ago, Trump yesterday said at the UN Conference that his administration will stop dangerous research into Biological warfare, the likes of the recent Pandemic.
Under the Obama and Biden Administration, such dangerous research was carried out worldwide, including in Singapore.
In Singapore, we have high level bio labs and "Pandemic Preparedness centres".
It is my view that our government must stop immediately these dangerous research that threaten humanity.
Thank you all for your support.
To support:
bit.Iy/silentroarishere or
PAYNOW 98291678 (Ref: SOS)
We promise to continue to take legal actions and hold the powers that be accountable with your support. If we are bankrupted, we won't be able to do so freely anymore.
We truly believe that No One Is Above the Law. Thank you for safeguarding democracy and Justice in Singapore. May justice prevail.
Iris Koh.
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Only 23 donated?
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they are very rich from crypto holdings and business
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The story of why we sued NUS for Vicarious Liability — What Happened and Why It Still Matters.
27 Sept 2025
https://healingthedivide.cc/2025/09/26/nus/
Summary
We sued NUS on a vicarious liability theory—because we believed an NUS professor’s public conduct (calling us “terrorists,” mobilising students, and escalating media campaigns) was closely connected with his position and activities as an NUS academic. The Court struck out our claim and ordered us to pay S$32,833.17 (Round up $33k) in costs; NUS’s solicitors later served a Statutory Demand on 16 Sept 2025 at the State Court Cafe (during Criminal Trials) .
Why We Sued NUS (Vicarious Liability)
Nov 2021:
NUS professor Ben Leong publicly described Healing the Divide as a “terrorist organisation,” in his Facebook wall and claimed that if Mr Lee Kuan Yew were alive, our members would be jailed for sedition.
Nov 2024: After years of such attacks, I filed a defamation lawsuit against him. Instead of limiting his defence to court, he escalated: giving multiple media interviews, publishing a Medium article mocking us, and announcing that he would involve NUS students to help others fight our lawsuits.
We notified NUS and asked the University to address its employee’s conduct. There was no response. In our view, a National University should not stand by when its own professor—identifying as such—mobilises students against citizens who seek legal redress. So we sued NUS for vicarious liability.
What the Court Said
The Court recognised that we were not vexatious in starting this lawsuit. It acknowledged that our claim was a genuine attempt to seek accountability.
However, the judge ultimately struck out our case, ruling that NUS owed us no duty of care regarding its employee’s actions. We were ordered to pay S$32,833.17 in costs to NUS.
Then, on 16 September 2025 — right in the middle of my criminal trials — Drew & Napier, acting for NUS, served us with a Statutory Demand at the State Courts Café.
The Wider Public-Interest Context
Our case cannot be seen in isolation. Around the world, universities and research institutions are under scrutiny for their role in high-risk biological research. Independent analyses of Project DEFUSE (DRASTIC) say Duke-NUS was listed as a proposed partner site in a rejected DARPA proposal concerning coronavirus experiments. Crucially, the proposal listed Duke-NUS Medical School in Singapore as a research partner for live bat and infection experiments.
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/363729325_DRASTIC_-_An_Analysis_of_Project_DEFUSE
This is published analysis; it raises governance questions but is not an allegation of wrongdoing by NUS/Duke-NUS.
A few days ago, President Donald J Trump spoke at the United Nations, said that “Just a few years ago, reckless experiments overseas gave us the Global Pandemic” and called for an end to “extremely risky research into man-made pathogens” proposing the use of AI for Biological Weapons Convention compliance.
To read the full story:
https://healingthedivide.cc/2025/09/26/nus/
Call for Support
We’re facing a S$33,000 costs order and a Statutory Demand that could lead to bankruptcy. If that happens, we may be prevented from continuing our legal challenges and defences. If you value our efforts to continue to hold institutions accountable, eg. NUS, HSA, the mainstream media and public figures for their speech in public, please consider supporting our Legal fund.
While this NUS Statutory demand is $33,000, separately, I’m also owing my lawyer Mr Wee Pan Lee $43,000 for his services over the years. As such I’m doing a joint fund raising from now, with the immediate $33,000 due on 3 Oct 2025.
To Support:
PAYNOW 98291678 (Ref: SOS) or
Support my book, The Silent Roar.
Thank you for supporting Justice and Accountability,
Iris Koh
Daughter of Singapore
27 Sept 2025
https://healingthedivide.cc/2025/09/26/nus/
Summary
We sued NUS on a vicarious liability theory—because we believed an NUS professor’s public conduct (calling us “terrorists,” mobilising students, and escalating media campaigns) was closely connected with his position and activities as an NUS academic. The Court struck out our claim and ordered us to pay S$32,833.17 (Round up $33k) in costs; NUS’s solicitors later served a Statutory Demand on 16 Sept 2025 at the State Court Cafe (during Criminal Trials) .
Why We Sued NUS (Vicarious Liability)
Nov 2021:
NUS professor Ben Leong publicly described Healing the Divide as a “terrorist organisation,” in his Facebook wall and claimed that if Mr Lee Kuan Yew were alive, our members would be jailed for sedition.
Nov 2024: After years of such attacks, I filed a defamation lawsuit against him. Instead of limiting his defence to court, he escalated: giving multiple media interviews, publishing a Medium article mocking us, and announcing that he would involve NUS students to help others fight our lawsuits.
We notified NUS and asked the University to address its employee’s conduct. There was no response. In our view, a National University should not stand by when its own professor—identifying as such—mobilises students against citizens who seek legal redress. So we sued NUS for vicarious liability.
What the Court Said
The Court recognised that we were not vexatious in starting this lawsuit. It acknowledged that our claim was a genuine attempt to seek accountability.
However, the judge ultimately struck out our case, ruling that NUS owed us no duty of care regarding its employee’s actions. We were ordered to pay S$32,833.17 in costs to NUS.
Then, on 16 September 2025 — right in the middle of my criminal trials — Drew & Napier, acting for NUS, served us with a Statutory Demand at the State Courts Café.
The Wider Public-Interest Context
Our case cannot be seen in isolation. Around the world, universities and research institutions are under scrutiny for their role in high-risk biological research. Independent analyses of Project DEFUSE (DRASTIC) say Duke-NUS was listed as a proposed partner site in a rejected DARPA proposal concerning coronavirus experiments. Crucially, the proposal listed Duke-NUS Medical School in Singapore as a research partner for live bat and infection experiments.
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/363729325_DRASTIC_-_An_Analysis_of_Project_DEFUSE
This is published analysis; it raises governance questions but is not an allegation of wrongdoing by NUS/Duke-NUS.
A few days ago, President Donald J Trump spoke at the United Nations, said that “Just a few years ago, reckless experiments overseas gave us the Global Pandemic” and called for an end to “extremely risky research into man-made pathogens” proposing the use of AI for Biological Weapons Convention compliance.
To read the full story:
https://healingthedivide.cc/2025/09/26/nus/
Call for Support
We’re facing a S$33,000 costs order and a Statutory Demand that could lead to bankruptcy. If that happens, we may be prevented from continuing our legal challenges and defences. If you value our efforts to continue to hold institutions accountable, eg. NUS, HSA, the mainstream media and public figures for their speech in public, please consider supporting our Legal fund.
While this NUS Statutory demand is $33,000, separately, I’m also owing my lawyer Mr Wee Pan Lee $43,000 for his services over the years. As such I’m doing a joint fund raising from now, with the immediate $33,000 due on 3 Oct 2025.
To Support:
PAYNOW 98291678 (Ref: SOS) or
Support my book, The Silent Roar.
Thank you for supporting Justice and Accountability,
Iris Koh
Daughter of Singapore
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Good luck to Iris Koh.
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OS. We are close to victories but they want to silence us!!!
29 Sept 2025
Current amount raised (as of 24 Sept): $7,671.10.
To Support:
PAYNOW: 98291678 (Ref: SOS)
Support my book: bit.Iy/silentroarishere
Please take note that I will be taking $825.46 to pay for HSA (Sept, last installment).
Dear friends,
Crisis No. 1: AGC wants to brand us “Vexatious Litigants”.
If granted, my husband, Raymond, and I will be barred from suing (except with the permission of High Court) —even in defamation cases — to defend our names.
You can read the full statement here:
https://healingthedivide.cc/2025/09/29/turningpoint/
Crisis No. 2: NUS Bankruptcy Threat
On 16 September, in the middle of my criminal trials, NUS lawyers from Drew & Napier served us a Statutory Demand for costs arising from our unsuccessful lawsuit against NUS.
We had sued NUS on grounds of vicarious liability, believing that Professor Ben Leong’s public conduct (calling us “terrorists,” mobilising students, and fuelling media campaigns) was closely tied to his role as an NUS academic. The Court struck out our claim and ordered us to pay S$32,833.17 (rounded up: $33,000) in costs.
If we do not pay, we face bankruptcy—which would silence us and stop our civil actions unless the High Court grants special permission.
You can read the whole statement here:
https://healingthedivide.cc/2025/09/26/nus/
Progress and Victories
But here’s the good news: we are close to major victories. Defendants have been forced to amend their defences, costs have been awarded to us, and one case is already at the stage of assessment of damages. These breakthroughs can set precedents for all Singaporeans.
What We Need Now:
We urgently need $33,000 by 3 October 2025 to pause bankruptcy proceedings from NUS.
In total, with NUS ($33k) and outstanding fees to Mr Wee ($43k) and $830.25 to HSA for (Sept 2025 installment) our target remains $100,000 to sustain the fight.
Ways to Support:
PAYNOW: 98291678 (Ref: SOS)
Support my book: bit.Iy/silentroarishere
If you are able to extend a loan until we win damages from ongoing lawsuits (expected by year-end), please also reach out to me.
My Commitment
For four years, I have worked tirelessly to hold those in power accountable. I was locked up for 15 days, charged with 14 baseless criminal counts, and now even my husband Raymond faces 12 charges. Yet we persist—because we believe no one is above the law.
We are close to victory. Please stand with us in this critical moment.
Your support keeps justice alive. Stand with us. Share this.
With gratitude,
Iris Koh
For a Better Singapore
29 Sept 2025
Current amount raised (as of 24 Sept): $7,671.10.
To Support:
PAYNOW: 98291678 (Ref: SOS)
Support my book: bit.Iy/silentroarishere
Please take note that I will be taking $825.46 to pay for HSA (Sept, last installment).
Dear friends,
Crisis No. 1: AGC wants to brand us “Vexatious Litigants”.
If granted, my husband, Raymond, and I will be barred from suing (except with the permission of High Court) —even in defamation cases — to defend our names.
You can read the full statement here:
https://healingthedivide.cc/2025/09/29/turningpoint/
Crisis No. 2: NUS Bankruptcy Threat
On 16 September, in the middle of my criminal trials, NUS lawyers from Drew & Napier served us a Statutory Demand for costs arising from our unsuccessful lawsuit against NUS.
We had sued NUS on grounds of vicarious liability, believing that Professor Ben Leong’s public conduct (calling us “terrorists,” mobilising students, and fuelling media campaigns) was closely tied to his role as an NUS academic. The Court struck out our claim and ordered us to pay S$32,833.17 (rounded up: $33,000) in costs.
If we do not pay, we face bankruptcy—which would silence us and stop our civil actions unless the High Court grants special permission.
You can read the whole statement here:
https://healingthedivide.cc/2025/09/26/nus/
Progress and Victories
But here’s the good news: we are close to major victories. Defendants have been forced to amend their defences, costs have been awarded to us, and one case is already at the stage of assessment of damages. These breakthroughs can set precedents for all Singaporeans.
What We Need Now:
We urgently need $33,000 by 3 October 2025 to pause bankruptcy proceedings from NUS.
In total, with NUS ($33k) and outstanding fees to Mr Wee ($43k) and $830.25 to HSA for (Sept 2025 installment) our target remains $100,000 to sustain the fight.
Ways to Support:
PAYNOW: 98291678 (Ref: SOS)
Support my book: bit.Iy/silentroarishere
If you are able to extend a loan until we win damages from ongoing lawsuits (expected by year-end), please also reach out to me.
My Commitment
For four years, I have worked tirelessly to hold those in power accountable. I was locked up for 15 days, charged with 14 baseless criminal counts, and now even my husband Raymond faces 12 charges. Yet we persist—because we believe no one is above the law.
We are close to victory. Please stand with us in this critical moment.
Your support keeps justice alive. Stand with us. Share this.
With gratitude,
Iris Koh
For a Better Singapore
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Getting an interim loan sounds much more leegit. Leeturn the money after collecting those winnings.
Cannot be win case, collect and keep money.
Lose case, crowd fund.
This kind of bet everyone also would want de woh.
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These two are quite vexatious human beings...
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Since there is a major Victor Lee on the way, by year end, their very first leequest to the public should be extending a helping loan, instead of donations.
But, only after testing market with few donations, they then leequest for loans.
This shows that their orleeginal plan was to collect money for lose case, and keep those winnings.
Cannot do this lah KNN
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From the start, I have felt that their courage, determinations and visions are admirable, but the methods used I doesn't agree to it lor.
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