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15 years ago Malaysian dying to get Singaporeans citizenship but now
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Because Malaysia has become richer and the salaries are not that far off.
Plus your children don't need to serve NS.
Malaysian Chinese are not stupid. They just want to earn $$$ but quickly fuck off when times are bad.
PAP should close the doors to them. Get people from China and India. The payoff is higher.
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This land is no longer SinKapoor anymore...
This land is ROJAKPORE ! Ah Neh Ah Tiong Ah Quah Ah Pin Ah Myan Ah Viet Ah Moh , si mi lan jiao lang also have lah...
Your kids also duno which is her mother ahh ...
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Malaysian still want Singapore Citizenship...one example is below:
SINGAPORE - After attending her first Meet-the-People session (MPS) last year, new PAP candidate Foo Mee Har could not sleep that night.
She said she was moved and inspired by the volunteers she met there, such as one who returned after heart surgery to help residents draft appeal letters.
"I've done volunteer work overseas but this is close to home, this is tangible," said Ms Foo, 45.
When a reporter pointed out that the Malaysia-born Ms Foo was the second People's Action Party (PAP) candidate - after Dr Janil Puthucheary - to be a new citizen, she replied Singapore had been home since 1989 and that she "literally grew up here".
She added: "I can't think of any other place than Singapore as home. I had my first job here ... I married my husband, who is many generations Singaporean. My boys are going to do National Service. I care, I want to make a difference to the lives of Singaporeans ..."
A corporate high-flier, Ms Foo was also asked whether she was leaving her job as global head of premium banking at Standard Chartered.
"I'm new to politics," acknowledged Ms Foo. "I understand the full commitment that it takes to serve the people ... I have the full support of my family and the bank."
Pressed on whether she would give up her banking career for a political one, Ms Foo replied that her "immediate priority" was to earn the trust and mandate of voters.
Having joined the PAP last year, would Ms Foo be concerned over her apparent lack of experience, compared to other parliamentary hopefuls?
She said: "I don't have father or friends who have been in politics before. For me, it's going to MPS and seeing the joy from people we have helped." Leong Wee Keat
Foo Mee Har
Global head of premium banking at Standard Chartered, 45
FACTFILE:
- Born in Malaysia, has made Singapore home since 1989
- Joined the PAP last year
She said ...
"I can't think of any other place than Singapore as home ... I care, I want to make a difference to the lives of Singaporeans and that's why I'm here, standing, hoping to have an opportunity to serve them."
POSSIBLE WARD:
Holland-Bukit Timah GRC
SINGAPORE - After attending her first Meet-the-People session (MPS) last year, new PAP candidate Foo Mee Har could not sleep that night.
She said she was moved and inspired by the volunteers she met there, such as one who returned after heart surgery to help residents draft appeal letters.
"I've done volunteer work overseas but this is close to home, this is tangible," said Ms Foo, 45.
When a reporter pointed out that the Malaysia-born Ms Foo was the second People's Action Party (PAP) candidate - after Dr Janil Puthucheary - to be a new citizen, she replied Singapore had been home since 1989 and that she "literally grew up here".
She added: "I can't think of any other place than Singapore as home. I had my first job here ... I married my husband, who is many generations Singaporean. My boys are going to do National Service. I care, I want to make a difference to the lives of Singaporeans ..."
A corporate high-flier, Ms Foo was also asked whether she was leaving her job as global head of premium banking at Standard Chartered.
"I'm new to politics," acknowledged Ms Foo. "I understand the full commitment that it takes to serve the people ... I have the full support of my family and the bank."
Pressed on whether she would give up her banking career for a political one, Ms Foo replied that her "immediate priority" was to earn the trust and mandate of voters.
Having joined the PAP last year, would Ms Foo be concerned over her apparent lack of experience, compared to other parliamentary hopefuls?
She said: "I don't have father or friends who have been in politics before. For me, it's going to MPS and seeing the joy from people we have helped." Leong Wee Keat
Foo Mee Har
Global head of premium banking at Standard Chartered, 45
FACTFILE:
- Born in Malaysia, has made Singapore home since 1989
- Joined the PAP last year
She said ...
"I can't think of any other place than Singapore as home ... I care, I want to make a difference to the lives of Singaporeans and that's why I'm here, standing, hoping to have an opportunity to serve them."
POSSIBLE WARD:
Holland-Bukit Timah GRC
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This land is no longer SinKapoor anymore...
This land is ROJAKPORE ! Ah Neh Ah Tiong Ah Quah Ah Pin Ah Myan Ah Viet Ah Moh , si mi lan jiao lang also have lah...
Your kids also duno which is her mother ahh ...
Singapore is not belong to Singaporean anymore. It become United Nation, all race/nationality are welcome to Singapore. If realy do a headcount only about 50% are real truth born in Singapore. Others are converted citizen,PRs, FTs, students and visitors.
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