BBC World Service - What Can I Say?

[HTOLAS]

This is a good, not great, programme about speaking out in Singapore.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/worldservice/documentaries/2011/01/110131_what_can_i_say.shtml

 

[Devil Within]

This is a good, not great, programme about speaking out in Singapore.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/worldservice/documentaries/2011/01/110131_what_can_i_say.shtml

Unlike Mr Brown, Soo Koon Hong, Catherine Lim and Martyn See, why Chee speaks with a fake accent? He sound so fake. Make me want to turn it off the minute he speak.

 

[HTOLAS]

Wow, you must have wanted to switch it off in the first minute - Chee was the first Singaporean voice in the programme. And who's Soo Koon Hong?

Unlike Mr Brown, Soo Koon Hong, Catherine Lim and Martyn See, why Chee speaks with a fake accent? He sound so fake. Make me want to turn it off the minute he speak.

 

[Devil Within]

Wow, you must have wanted to switch it off in the first minute - Chee was the first Singaporean voice in the programme. And who's Soo Koon Hong?

Yes, almost wanted to switch it off, but luckily it lasted less than a few minutes. "Soo Koon Hong" (I don't know his exact name spelling) is the person interviewed at the "low key human rights meeting" on the 10min mark of the program.

 

[Faidenk]

This is a good, not great, programme about speaking out in Singapore.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/worldservice/documentaries/2011/01/110131_what_can_i_say.shtml

Speaking out in Singapore? Not until the moronic invisible OB markers are scrapped. Try running with your legs tied. Having said that, I do admire the likes of CSJ, JBJ for speaking out in spite of persecution by the ruling party.

 

[jacobsgoh]

In sunny leeapore;

Its not so much as 'What Can I Say', Its more like 'What Can One Listens'.