Fully agree, which I think that's why smrt thiam thiam until the kaypoh stomper put it online.
With a glance, i actually thought those are Japanese words.
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Fully agree, which I think that's why smrt thiam thiam until the kaypoh stomper put it online.
With a glance, i actually thought those are Japanese words.
Last time Singpost CEO kena whacked for vandalising his own post boxes in a marketing campaign. Now this poor chap. PAP doesnt want fresh air, in case they get expelled like so much bad air. So forget abt letting yr hair hang down, more buzz, etc. Old man cannot stand any nonsense. Some bugger shld have spray painted street art on the Istana walls, or on our Padang! Or the Supreme court building.
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Hmm, what kind of punishment shall I dish out to this fucker who tarnished my first-class public transport.
Hmm, what kind of punishment shall I dish out to this fucker who tarnished my first-class public transport.
"Daddy, i just arrow someone la....that one la....Lim Sia Suay!"
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"Daddy, i just arrow someone la....that one la....Lim Sia Suay!"
I am a deaf frog and deaf to all criticisms
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I am tone deaf also, please appreciate my singing, it did the economy good!
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I am tone deaf also, please appreciate my singing, it did the economy good!
Yes it did the earplugs business much good.
Graffiti vandal breaches security at MRT depot
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The vandal apparently sneaked into the sprawling depot at Changi, despite an array of barriers, including fences topped with barbed wire.
Once inside, he spray-painted elaborate graffiti on one side of a train, across one carriage.
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wahh! like that...what happened to the Romanian 'dracula' & the Romanian team?..are they at Leesorts World Sentosa or Marine Bay Sands???
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The home affairs minister must be sacked?...opps! no! promoted again!
The home affairs minister must be sacked?...opps! no! promoted again!
wahh! like that...what happened to the Romanian 'dracula' & the Romanian team?..are they at Leesorts World Sentosa or Marine Bay Sands???
Who knows, for all anyone knows that Romanian guy might be back in Spore.
So too might be TT Duari
Swiss man to be charged with vandalising train
Swiss man to be charged with vandalising train
By Surekha Yadav | Posted: 04 June 2010 2144 hrs
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SINGAPORE : A 33-year-old Swiss male national who is alleged to have broken into an SMRT depot and vandalising a train will be charged in court on Saturday. He faces a charge of trespassing into a protected place and two charges of vandalism. Police suspect the offences were committed between the late night of May 16 and the early hours of May 17.
On May 19, the police were informed that two carriages of the train parked at Changi Depot had been spray-painted with graffiti. They arrested the suspect on May 25. The offence of vandalism carries a punishment of imprisonment of up to three years or fine up to S$2,000, and caning of not less than three strokes and not more than eight strokes.
The offence of trespassing into a protected place carries a fine of S$1,000 or a jail term of two years, or both. The vandal is believed to have sneaked into the depot along Xilin Avenue and left after he had done the damage. All this went undetected even with the depot surrounded by fencing that was topped by barbed wires. Counter terrorism experts describe this as a "low-cost" lesson.
Professor John Harrison, counter-terrorism expert, S Rajaratnam School of International Studies, NTU, said: "This could have been very serious. If you had somebody who, instead of being up to mischief, was up to more severe damage, the system could have been severely disrupted. "Lives could have been lost, perhaps if the person maybe knew what he was doing and had somehow damaged the equipment in other ways."
SMRT has stepped up security at all its depots. It is also working closely with the authorities to strengthen security at its perimeters, including additional surveillance and intrusion detection systems. Prof Harrison said: "Any review would have to determine exactly what systems were in place - why they didn't work and what systems need to be in place.
"And more importantly, they need to think laterally and think about what type of threats - both high-end and things that are just vandalism in this case - and what you need to protect, because remember - terrorists and criminals learn from each other. "And they also learn from people who have nothing to do with either one - any time there is a breach in the system anywhere for any reason, it exposes a weakness that could be exploited for nefarious ends."
Professor Antonio Rappa, counter-terrorism expert at the S Rajaratnam School of International Studies, NTU, added: "Singapore remains a target because of its success, because of our stability and we have become - like it or not - a symbol of neo-liberal capitalist achievement. And the terrorists are always looking out for success."
The train carriages have been scrubbed clean, but a video clip on YouTube showed the vandalised train filled with elaborate graffiti. The 27-second clip continues to attract eyeballs, as well as calls to plug the loopholes in security.
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Swiss man to be charged with vandalising train
By Surekha Yadav | Posted: 04 June 2010 2144 hrs
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SINGAPORE : A 33-year-old Swiss male national who is alleged to have broken into an SMRT depot and vandalising a train will be charged in court on Saturday. He faces a charge of trespassing into a protected place and two charges of vandalism. Police suspect the offences were committed between the late night of May 16 and the early hours of May 17.
On May 19, the police were informed that two carriages of the train parked at Changi Depot had been spray-painted with graffiti. They arrested the suspect on May 25. The offence of vandalism carries a punishment of imprisonment of up to three years or fine up to S$2,000, and caning of not less than three strokes and not more than eight strokes.
The offence of trespassing into a protected place carries a fine of S$1,000 or a jail term of two years, or both. The vandal is believed to have sneaked into the depot along Xilin Avenue and left after he had done the damage. All this went undetected even with the depot surrounded by fencing that was topped by barbed wires. Counter terrorism experts describe this as a "low-cost" lesson.
Professor John Harrison, counter-terrorism expert, S Rajaratnam School of International Studies, NTU, said: "This could have been very serious. If you had somebody who, instead of being up to mischief, was up to more severe damage, the system could have been severely disrupted. "Lives could have been lost, perhaps if the person maybe knew what he was doing and had somehow damaged the equipment in other ways."
SMRT has stepped up security at all its depots. It is also working closely with the authorities to strengthen security at its perimeters, including additional surveillance and intrusion detection systems. Prof Harrison said: "Any review would have to determine exactly what systems were in place - why they didn't work and what systems need to be in place.
"And more importantly, they need to think laterally and think about what type of threats - both high-end and things that are just vandalism in this case - and what you need to protect, because remember - terrorists and criminals learn from each other. "And they also learn from people who have nothing to do with either one - any time there is a breach in the system anywhere for any reason, it exposes a weakness that could be exploited for nefarious ends."
Professor Antonio Rappa, counter-terrorism expert at the S Rajaratnam School of International Studies, NTU, added: "Singapore remains a target because of its success, because of our stability and we have become - like it or not - a symbol of neo-liberal capitalist achievement. And the terrorists are always looking out for success."
The train carriages have been scrubbed clean, but a video clip on YouTube showed the vandalised train filled with elaborate graffiti. The 27-second clip continues to attract eyeballs, as well as calls to plug the loopholes in security.
- CNA/al
It has already happened and became a permanent culture - KIASI, KIASU, KIA CHENG HU. Are you a Singaporeans? How come you don't know already.
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Amazing. Today then report came out.
This guy is such a fuckhead loser
He is 33 years old, behaves like a 15 year old going around spraying paint
The autrhorities should cane this bastard and not go soft like on the Michael Fay fella just because he is white and because Swiss will talk cock
If a foreigner as a guest comes here and destroy our property we should whip his ass as is required under the law
He is 33 years old, behaves like a 15 year old going around spraying paint
The autrhorities should cane this bastard and not go soft like on the Michael Fay fella just because he is white and because Swiss will talk cock
If a foreigner as a guest comes here and destroy our property we should whip his ass as is required under the law
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More twists to the MRT tale
Jun 5, 2010
More twists to the MRT tale
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A screen grab of You Yuan's 27 second video of the train in service. As of last night, the video had garnered over 26,000 view on YouTube. -- PHOTO: YOUTUBE
<!-- story content : start --> THE tale of the security breach at an MRT depot here took several twists yesterday: Police were told of it only two days after it occurred, and the Swiss national who left his mark on a train might not have been working alone. In a statement last night, police said the breach took place on the night of May 16 or early the next morning. It added that police were informed only on May 19, at 7.15pm.
The Straits Times reported yesterday that a YouTube video of the incident was posted online on May 18. That timeline of events meant the graffiti on the train, and the breach, went unnoticed for close to 48 hours. In its statement yesterday, police said the 33-year-old Swiss national who was arrested on May 25 will be hauled to court today to face charges of vandalism and trespass. It did not say why there was a time lapse between the breach and the police report.
Read the full story in Saturday's edition of the Straits Times.
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Jun 5, 2010
More twists to the MRT tale
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A screen grab of You Yuan's 27 second video of the train in service. As of last night, the video had garnered over 26,000 view on YouTube. -- PHOTO: YOUTUBE
<!-- story content : start --> THE tale of the security breach at an MRT depot here took several twists yesterday: Police were told of it only two days after it occurred, and the Swiss national who left his mark on a train might not have been working alone. In a statement last night, police said the breach took place on the night of May 16 or early the next morning. It added that police were informed only on May 19, at 7.15pm.
The Straits Times reported yesterday that a YouTube video of the incident was posted online on May 18. That timeline of events meant the graffiti on the train, and the breach, went unnoticed for close to 48 hours. In its statement yesterday, police said the 33-year-old Swiss national who was arrested on May 25 will be hauled to court today to face charges of vandalism and trespass. It did not say why there was a time lapse between the breach and the police report.
Read the full story in Saturday's edition of the Straits Times.
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http://theonlinecitizen.com/2009/01/harry-lee-i-love-you/
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