jialat! tan jee say talks like lamei!!

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she was yelping away. then surprising she vanished and was replaced by michelle lee for yuhua.

watch carefully. it seems like she's talking again for PE but this time in the form of tan jee say!! tan jee say very bo ho say liao!! ranted about $500k presidential pay is enough when $4M + is the reward (perks, privileges and fringe benefits not included yet and yes, tax free!)

somewhere in TODAYONLINE, he would also do it for just $1!

piangz!! the more he talks, the more ridicules. so singaporeans really want a ridiculous male version lamei in the form of tjs??

 

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from $500k to $1 president

let's vote for tan jee say and save sgp $3.999999M!! a year and for the next 6 yrs!

I would do it for $1, says Tan Jee Say
by Esther Ng 04:46 AM Aug 24, 2011SINGAPORE - He knows what it is like to be poor, presidential candidate Tan Jee Say told the crowd. At the start of each school year when new books, shoes and clothes were needed, his mother would borrow five to ten dollars from relatives to put her nine children through school.

And in a tribute to his mother at his election rally at the Toa Payoh Stadium last night, Mr Tan showed the crowd a life-sized photograph of the two of them standing on the steps of the Istana during his Commissioning Parade in 1977.

"The photo reminds me of the long and hard journey that my mother had travelled since her days as a washerwoman," he said during a question-and-answer segment towards the end of the rally, which saw Mr Tan read answers to prepared questions posed by former deejay Petrina Kow.

"If the son of a washerwoman from Hainan Island in China can aspire to be a President one day, then I hope the future generations of young Singaporeans will also feel inspired to dream big and be President of Singapore," the investment adviser and former senior civil servant added.

In reply to Ms Kow's question about his employment record, Mr Tan said he had changed jobs three to four times over 14 years when he was in the private sector.

"It's not uncommon for people in the financial sector to move around - some even move after one year," said Mr Tan.

At Peregrine, Mr Tan said, he was behind a merger and acquisition between an Indonesian conglomerate and a major Malaysian-listed mining company worth about US$150 million (S$180 million). And at AIB Govett, a fund management company, he said that he won for them a major mandate from a sovereign wealth fund and also set up for them a syariah fund for the insurance subsidiary of a major Malaysian bank.

As for his independence, Mr Tan reiterated he was "not pushing" for any Opposition agenda nor political gain. Instead, he added, he was in the race to serve the people. He said: "The views that I have, contrary to the Government, are not the monopoly of the Opposition. Even some members of the (People's Action Party) are unhappy about the PAP."

Mr Tan, 57, identified two key causes that he would pursue as President: Help for the elderly and their caregivers; and promote volunteerism among youths.

He said his 100-year-old mother, who died in February, had mild dementia, and he understood the stress that caregivers had to go through.

Mr Tan said he would also do more to get youths to volunteer, citing the example in the United Kingdom where students would take a year off from studies to do charity work.

Asked whether he would run for the presidency if he were not paid, Mr Tan said in jest: "I would do it for one dollar, like Steve Jobs."

But "seriously", Mr Tan added, he was running to "serve the people".

 

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$1 was a tjs' joke, what about $500k?

Asked whether he would run for the presidency if he were not paid, Mr Tan said in jest: "I would do it for one dollar, like Steve Jobs."

so now voters are very confused.

would tan jee say take $1 or $500K if he were voted in as sgp president? or maybe even with $4M, money still not enough to him??

i always believe the one who brags the most usually does the least. anyway, how much does a president do? obviously, the least for the most!!

Tan Jee Say: S$500,000 is enough for meby Carolyn Quek [email protected] 04:46 AM Aug 21, 2011SINGAPORE - After laying out several pledges in his Presidential candidate broadcast speech, Mr Tan Jee Say said he would take a salary of S$500,000 if elected.

The 57-year-old's campaign flyer states, among other things: "Presidential salary: $500,000 a year is plenty for anyone to live on. Anything else should go back to the people of Singapore."

Asked by reporters how he had arrived at the figure, Mr Tan replied that the sum "is far above" what an average family needs. On whether it was meant to counter Mr Tan Kin Lian's campaign promise to take half of the president's salary, which is currently about S$4 million, Mr Tan Jee Say replied: "No it's not undercutting. People do ask me what is good to live on so I think this is a figure. It's a lot of money." Any amount he receives above S$500,000, if he is elected as President, would go to charity, Mr Tan Jee Say added.

He was speaking to reporters during a walkabout at Geylang Serai yesterday evening. Earlier, he visted the Green Avenue Home for the Elderly and High Point Community Services at Lorong 23 Geylang.

Calling ageing issues a "rising problem" for Singapore, Mr Tan Jee Say felt that issues such as raising the income ceiling for healthcare subsidies for the elderly in aged homes should be looked into. Mr Tan also told reporters he was heartened to see so many young professionals taking time out to volunteer, and said it is something he wants to promote if elected as President.

Accompanying him on his visit was Ms Nicole Seah, who stood in May's General Election as a National Solidarity Party candidate. Mr Tan has approached her to be a speaker at his rally on Tuesday night at the Toa Payoh Stadium.

The 24-year-old Miss Seah said that she is willing to take up the invitation, pending Mr Tan's campaign committee's decision. She added that she is helping Mr Tan in her own personal capacity.

 

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charity, charity everywhere....but not a cent to spare

presidential wannabes who keep bragging about donating their future presidential pay to charity is really the butt of the joke in town!

charity is so vague!! charity to ownself is also charity. charity to friends, to relatives, to ball-carriers, to yes-men....all also charities.

so those braggarts to donate to charity should be very specific. what charity were they referring to? then maybe the prospective charities could be motivated to vote for the relevant braggart who empty promised them that.

so tan jee say and tan kin lian, which charities are u guys donating your presidential millions to? friends, relatives, mother-in-laws and other in-laws, yes men, ball carriers....etc are fully inclusive. so u can be very transparent and honest about it.

can charity to me too? i shall vote for u leh:p

 

[rusty]

Ten times better than minister lim swee say.

 

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Ten times better than minister lim swee say.

oh please!! don't tempt ah say ideas to dress up in wonder woman costume like suay suay in zorro's outfit. save the children from all the permanent nightmares! chek ark!!

 

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bus lai liao!! bus driver forgets his extra dosage pill.

 

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