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As some of you should know by now, there was an infamous incident in March 2009,where a blogger & regular forumer Gary Tan Yeong Hong,who writes under the moniker “PoThePanda”, was arrested and subjected to a highly unusual interrogation by the Singapore Police Force(SPF). Gary Tan released a...

Senior lawyer Dr Thio Su Mien who was the alleged mastermind behind the takeover of AWARE explained that her concern about the direction that Aware was taking was partly prompted by a letter from a parent who was concerned that the society was promoting a homosexual agenda. (read report here)...

It was reported in the Straits Times lately that PAP MP Dr Ong Seh Hong borrowed $60,000 from Ren Ci to pay off his staff housing loan from GIC before joining the charity. Many Singaporeans are curious about Dr Ong’s residence. Where did he live in exactly? Why did he need to borrow so much...

The old AWARE exco held a press conference in the evening at Bishan Junction 8 to rebut the allegations brought forth by the new exco last night about its homosexual agenda. It was attended by ex-AWARE presidents Constance Singam, Dana Lam and Kanwaljit Soin as well as leaders from various...

Chairperson: Good evening, members of the media. We apologise for this late notice in calling this briefing but I appreciate everybody’s attendance. And we call this meeting in haste because we feel that we shud not delay any more in disclosing something very serious to the public about...

We just received a tip-off that the AWARE takeover is pre-planned months in advance. The following emails exchange between COOS members documented clearly that the plan was hatched to prevent the “pro-gay” group from taking over AWARE. The application form of AWARE was also attached and...

Despite the fact that Singapore’s worst food poisoning outbreak occurred during his tenure as Minister of Environment, Mr Yaacob Ibrahim was adamant that his “system” was “sound”. Speaking to reporters at the launch of NEA’s $8 million recycling fund on Wednesday morning, Environment Minister...

GENERAL practitioner Tan Bin Seng, 58, has been struck off the Register of Medical Practitioners after the Singapore Medical Council (SMC) found him guilty of over-prescribing benzodiazepines, a hypnotic medication. The disciplinary committee of the SMC held an inquiry against Dr Tan in...

Mr Yaacob Ibrahim Minister for Environment and Water Resources Republic of Singapore Dear Sir, RE: REQUEST FOR INDEPENDENT PANEL TO INVESTIGATE GEYLANG SERAI MARKET FOOD POISONING I am Eugene Yeo, Chief Editor of socio-political blog Wayang Party. I am writing to you to...

Precisely, the hawker centers are even worse in the 80s and 90s and you don't see people DYING from diarrhoea! :mad::mad::mad:

When two groups of women slug it out with each other openly in public, who is the biggest winner? Well, it appears that the SPH journalists and by extension the PAP government are the only real benefactors from the recent AWARE debacle. Few Singaporeans were even aware of AWARE’s existence...

In the aftermath of the Geylang Serai food poisoning fracas, PAP leaders have been quick to point the finger at Singaporeans in unison. Senior Minister Goh Chok Tong urged Singaporeans to view hygiene as part of gracious behaviour. ‘If you have poor hygiene, spitting in public places...

refer to the letter sent to the media by NEA Chief Executive Officer Andrew Tan which was published on 18 April 2009 by The Straits Times (read letter here) While I applaud Mr Tan for his promise to step up NEA’s vigilance and enforce higher standards of public hygiene on all food outlets...

With reference to the 24th AGM of the AWARE duly convened on 28th Mar 09, the members present and voting had, by majority vote, decided to discuss the Proposed Constitutional Amendments at an EGM to be convened by the duly elected ExCo 09/10″[email protected] or call 67797137.“ The...

Following two deaths, one miscarriage and over 100 casualties from the Geylang Serai mass food poisoning outbreak, the authorities move in quickly to beef up the hygiene at the premises. The market was closed for cleansing and pest controllers were called in to eradicate the rats. The Indian...

Background: The recent AWARE AGM ended with much controversy and acrimony between the old and new exco members who were accused of ‘hijacking’ the election to further their own personal cause. What exactly happened? Listen to the interview with AWARE new President Josie Lau to find out...

A picture speaks a thousand words. Watch the video below and see for yourself the ya-ya expression on PAP MP Denise Phua's face as she lashed out at Singaporeans for failure to maintain public hygiene. No wonder the Garang-guni man is so pissed off by her. View the video here...

On 17 April 2009, we sent a field reporter down to Geylang Serai temporary market to interview its committee members. Unfortunately, there is nobody in the office and so we asked him to make use of the opportunity to take a few photos of the surroundings. It does appear that there is general...

After keeping the news under wraps for almost 3 weeks, NEA CEO Andrew Tan has finally let the cat out of the bag over the background of the Geylang Serai Market: it is built and managed by a PAP grassroots organization - Kampong Ubi Citizens Consultative Committee (CCC)!! In a letter sent to...

Based on the media reports so far, one can easily conclude that the Geylang Serai market’s management committee have neglected its duties on at least two counts: 1. Failure to call for spring-cleaning of the premises only until last week in the aftermath of the mass food poisoning. 2...