Chee – you have let down the whole opposition. Please return SDP to Chiam See Tong!

[SDPhopelessParty]

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[SDPhopelessParty]

Re: Chee – you have let down the whole opposition. Please return SDP to Chiam See Ton

Chiam founded the Singapore Democratic Party in 1980, and was the party's Secretary-General (leader) until 1993, why and what happend? stay tune!

 

[LeMans2011]

Re: Chee – you have let down the whole opposition. Please return SDP to Chiam See Ton

Please put aside differences between parties during this period for greater good

 

[cooleo]

Re: Chee – you have let down the whole opposition. Please return SDP to Chiam See Ton

It's a sad sight. Mr Chiam is obviously unfit to run. Sad.

 

[halsey02]

Re: Chee – you have let down the whole opposition. Please return SDP to Chiam See Ton

It's a sad sight. Mr Chiam is obviously unfit to run. Sad.

One 'old tree' still swaying unsteadily can last the next 5 years...most likely make it to a century....why not Chiam??

 

[SDPhopelessParty]

Re: Chee – you have let down the whole opposition. Please return SDP to Chiam See Ton

Chiam first entered politics in 1976 when he contested as an independent candidate in Cairnhill constituency, where he lost to the then-Minister for Communications and National Development, Lim Kim San. In the 1979 by-election, Chiam contested the Potong Pasir seat for the first time, again as an independent. He got 33% of the votes against the then-Defence Minister Howe Yoon Chong.[2]

Chiam founded the Singapore Democratic Party in 1980, and was the party's Secretary-General (leader) until 1993. He contested the Potong Pasir seat again in 1980 and lost to Howe again, but his vote share increased to 41%. In 1984, Chiam contested the seat against Mah Bow Tan, and won with 60.3% of the votes, on a swing of 19 percent against the PAP.[2]

 

[jw5]

Re: Chee – you have let down the whole opposition. Please return SDP to Chiam See Ton

One 'old tree' still swaying unsteadily can last the next 5 years...most likely make it to a century....why not Chiam??

I saw footage of the Tanjong Pagar MPs thanking their supporters.
LKY looks really weak, not much better than Chiam.
What frustrates me is that SG may become the laughing stock of the world. Don't think any country in the world has ever had an 88 year old ministar, let alone someone in his 90s.

 

[vamjok]

Re: Chee – you have let down the whole opposition. Please return SDP to Chiam See Ton

I saw footage of the Tanjong Pagar MPs standing their supporters.
LKY looks really weak, not much better than Chiam.
What frustrates me is that SG may become the laughing stock of the world. Don't think any country in the world has ever had an 88 year old ministar, let alone someone in his 90s.

we can change all these! perhaps may 7 might be remembered as our new national day!

 

[CCBCaoPi]

Re: Chee – you have let down the whole opposition. Please return SDP to Chiam See Ton

It's a sad sight. Mr Chiam is obviously unfit to run. Sad.

You are so correct, Mr OA.

 

[SDPhopelessParty]

Re: Chee – you have let down the whole opposition. Please return SDP to Chiam See Ton

Chiam first entered politics in 1976 when he contested as an independent candidate in Cairnhill constituency, where he lost to the then-Minister for Communications and National Development, Lim Kim San. In the 1979 by-election, Chiam contested the Potong Pasir seat for the first time, again as an independent. He got 33% of the votes against the then-Defence Minister Howe Yoon Chong.[2]

Chiam founded the Singapore Democratic Party in 1980, and was the party's Secretary-General (leader) until 1993. He contested the Potong Pasir seat again in 1980 and lost to Howe again, but his vote share increased to 41%. In 1984, Chiam contested the seat against Mah Bow Tan, and won with 60.3% of the votes, on a swing of 19 percent against the PAP.[2]

In his subsequent five elections, Chiam continued to fend off challengers from the ruling People's Action Party. His winning margin reached a peak of 69.6% in the 1991 polls but has since fallen below 60% in most recent elections.<sup id="cite_ref-TST_9_Dec_2009_pg_B6_1-4" class="reference">[2]</sup>
When Chiam was first elected to Parliament in 1984, he was only the second opposition politician ever to be elected to Singapore's Parliament after J.B. Jeyaretnam of the Workers' Party, in 1981.

 

[Debonerman]

Re: Chee – you have let down the whole opposition. Please return SDP to Chiam See Ton

In his subsequent five elections, Chiam continued to fend off challengers from the ruling People's Action Party. His winning margin reached a peak of 69.6% in the 1991 polls but has since fallen below 60% in most recent elections.<sup id="cite_ref-TST_9_Dec_2009_pg_B6_1-4" class="reference">[2]</sup>
When Chiam was first elected to Parliament in 1984, he was only the second opposition politician ever to be elected to Singapore's Parliament after J.B. Jeyaretnam of the Workers' Party, in 1981.

Hey you scum on the floor of a Desker Road brothel. Do you know the meaning of the phrase "water under the bridge?" Yes or no, just open your mouth and let me slide my hard cock in!:oIo::oIo::oIo:

 

[talkincock]

Re: Chee – you have let down the whole opposition. Please return SDP to Chiam See Ton

 

[SDPhopelessParty]

Re: Chee – you have let down the whole opposition. Please return SDP to Chiam See Ton

In his subsequent five elections, Chiam continued to fend off challengers from the ruling People's Action Party. His winning margin reached a peak of 69.6% in the 1991 polls but has since fallen below 60% in most recent elections.<sup id="cite_ref-TST_9_Dec_2009_pg_B6_1-4" class="reference">[2]</sup>
When Chiam was first elected to Parliament in 1984, he was only the second opposition politician ever to be elected to Singapore's Parliament after J.B. Jeyaretnam of the Workers' Party, in 1981.

After Jeyaretnam was expelled from Parliament in 1986, Chiam was Singapore's sole elected opposition MP until 1991. At the 1991 general elections, two other SDP members, Ling How Doong and Cheo Chai Chen, were also elected to Parliament. Low Thia Khiang of the Worker's Party was also elected, making a total of four opposition MPs, with Chiam effectively the leader of the opposition.
In 1992, Chiam recruited Dr Chee Soon Juan, a psychology lecturer at the National University of Singapore, to be an SDP candidate for a by-election in the Marine Parade Group Representation Constituency. Although the SDP was unsuccessful in the by-election, the recruitment of Chee as a candidate generated considerable public interest. However differences between Chiam and Chee soon emerged. Chee was sacked from his job as a university lecturer in 1993, and publicly claimed that he had been the victim of a political vendetta by the governing People's Action Party (PAP). Chiam wanted to censure Chee for these comments, but the party's Central Executive Committee (CEC) backed Chee. Chiam then resigned as Secretary-General of the party, and was replaced by Chee. The CEC attempted to expel Chiam from the party after he publicly criticised them, but he won a court case to prevent them from doing so on procedural grounds. However the CEC appointed Ling How Doong to replace Chiam as the party's parliamentary leader.

 

[leoman]

Re: Chee – you have let down the whole opposition. Please return SDP to Chiam See Ton

f**k. dats long ago n u still crying over spilled milk.
didnt u say: CHIAM RESIGN HIMSELF?? .............. END HERE, RITE??

u supid idiot ....(correct me if im wrong)