Are they still at it?
It's been awhile. I wonder what other nations think about them now. I don't think it will be anything short of being positive.
Are they still at it?
It's been awhile. I wonder what other nations think about them now. I don't think it will be anything short of being positive.
Why do you care what other nations think?
IMHO, it's good for SG if the whole political system gets shaken up & changes for the better as a result of this ongoing event.
Hopefully, it will be the catalyst for a more truly democratic, meritocratic society in line with our national pledge:
"We, the citizens of Singapore, pledge ourselves as one united people, regardless of race, language or religion, to build a democratic society, based on justice and equality, so as to achieve happiness, prosperity and progress for our nation."
and u can trust me when i say i am con yew
I do care because there is no leader who has true integrity, will allow such disgrace to surface, even more so in a family. It is more like a backward 3rd world self-proclaimed leader trying to ACT like a leader. LHL is a PM and he is a world stage figure. That is why there is a considerable consideration on what other leaders will think of him. The reputation of the leader will affect the reputation of the country. That is not to be anything good about it.
In a real developed nation, the population will oust such a disgrace PM, not waiting for others to do it.
In a world of misfits and imbecile leaders, PM LHL is still the best ..... of the worst.
LOL... the 70% will disagree with you and gladly say he's the best of the best! Bwahahahahahahaa..
Bro pls provide link to mr brown on House demolition tks
It also shows that both LHY and LWL are no match to Ho Ching when it comes to clear and calm argument. Their standards pale in comparison. So many FB messages are but smoke without fire whereas Ho Ching' one single FB explanation did the job clean-cut. The chinese equivalent will be "一剑见血“。If LHY and LWL still care about their reputation, and not stumble and fumble any more, just come out openly and apologize that their accusations are baseless and they are blinded by their own prejudices and bias.
Dear Yang,
I was away from 31 January night till 7 Feb evening, when I went with Loong to Germany and Spain for his official and working visits. I was not in Singapore on 6 Feb.
In any case, there would not be any reason for me to rummage or tidy up papa’s things when he was in the hospital – that is not me nor my values.
However, you may remember that after papa’s funeral, you went off with Fern for a break in Japan or somewhere. I began tidying up the house, cleaning up stuff in the basement, and organizing items, dogsbody work as I mentioned to you before, which I couldn’t see Ling or Fern doing. This was what I had also done at papa’s request after mama’s death. Ling was in Oxley, and I had kept her posted, while trying not to intrude into her grieving.
It was in the middle of those two first weeks of April, tidying up the house after papa’s death, that I came across small interesting items which I thought were significant in papa’s life. I explained to Loong about a puzzling telegram about a Battleship arrival. Loong immediately knew its significance, and identified 4 items that he thought it would be useful to lend to NHB which was organizing an exhibition on papa’s life. These included the Battleship telegram and the John Laycock letter, which would be related to what papa did during the Postmen’s strike. I arranged to do so through the PMO, emphasizing to NHB that these items belonged to the estate and must be returned.
During that period, I had also done things like organising papa's ties, and you confirmed that you were agreeable for NHB to come and pick what they wanted - they mostly wanted the relevant ties to match what papa wore during various historical events.
After the will was read on 12 April, I again kept both you and Ling posted on all that I had done including the 4 items loaned to NHB. In fact, I was in the basement working with the maids, when I was asked to join you and Fern, as well as Loong and Ling, for the reading of the will.
You may wish to check your email records to refresh your memory on the various updates that I had given you during those 2 weeks.
I hope that whatever you are upset about, you will have the heart to remember what papa and mama would have wanted most for the family and for Singapore.
In all wills, the executors are those which the dying have faith will fulfill their last wishes. You would for example not appoint a wayward son or his wife to be an executor of your last will and testament. You would keep your final will secret if you know that you want is not what your son wants. When the will is read, the son will raise all sorts of objection. If he is a man of means, he will hire a lawyer to challenge the will.
All those who are lawyers here will have seen this story played out countless times.
Why do you care what other nations think?
IMHO, it's good for SG if the whole political system gets shaken up & changes for the better as a result of this ongoing event.
Hopefully, it will be the catalyst for a more truly democratic, meritocratic society in line with our national pledge:
"We, the citizens of Singapore, pledge ourselves as one united people, regardless of race, language or religion, to build a democratic society, based on justice and equality, so as to achieve happiness, prosperity and progress for our nation."
Expect more stuff now that he has gone away. OSA is always a additional factor when public servants and insiders are involved.
Am at T3, folks going about in their daily business... some times I wonder if living in oblivion is a blessing or a curse...
Off he goes....Will he be back?
..Picture from another forum
It is a sad picture. Nobody cares about this fellow. He is just another ordinary nobody.