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From: kojakbt_89_ May-23 11:52 pm
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Lionel De Souza urges Tin Pei Ling to sue her critics for defamation
May 24th, 2011 | Author: Temasek Review | Edit
Lionel De Souza, a former police officer who writes frequently to the Straits Times Forum praising the PAP regime and its leaders, has stepped forward to defend embattled PAP MP Tin Pei Ling against her critics.
In a posting on Facebook, a visible angry Mr Lionel called on Ms Tin and her supporters to ignore the ‘empty vessels’:
He also encouraged Ms Tin to sue her critics:
“In a nutshell if these malicious comments are defamatory in nature, Ms Tin should not hesitate, but SUE the parties that don’t bat an eyelid in defaming her.”
Lionel De Souza
Though Ms Tin has not posted on her Facebook for the last 24 hours, comments critical of her were swiftly deleted and those lending support to her remained. It is not known if it is Ms Tin, Ms Denise He or some other moderator who deleted the comments.
One fervent supporter of Ms Tin, a Mr Billy Lee even floated the idea of organizing her supporters to do ‘cyber-policing’:
“PL, my suggestion is this: Call a supporters meeting. I’m sure these faceless bullies would not turn up. Get the supporters organised. Some to do cyber policing (to rebut untruths and offer alternative viewpoints)….Leave to your supporters to rebut flamers/haters. They are doing a good job so far.”
In the meantime, Ms Tin continue to turn a blind eye to her ’supporters’ like ‘Valencia Orange’ and ‘Eureka Lemon’ posting inflammatory comments to incite hatred and violence among fellow Singaporeans.
Mr Lionel De Souza can be contacted below:
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since netizens have unashamedly condoned the seditious posting of Char, which could have sparked off strong reaction as did the caricatures of the Prophet Muhammad published in a Danish newspaper in February this year. Fortunately, Char’s blasphemous and seditious posting happened in Singapore, a country of tolerance. I am certain that if this letter is published in The Straits Times, netizens and other cyber-terrorists will have a field day posting all kinds of nasty or defamatory remarks against me. They will do so anonymously or using pseudonyms. To these cyber-terrorists I say, ‘Be brave and don’t hide under the cloak of anonymity or use pseudonyms’.
