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To the pap haters..the more the jinx talk etc the sooner the pap will fall. Or the Lee family gets booted out. The jinx n her son is in the same position as Jiang Qing. When pinky falls...the direct family will go too . What ah yang n ah ling says about the jinx is true. She is not quiet like gecko when dead fart was pm. N women not in office but has some power etc which rule behind the scenes Or rule through husbands n sons. Never boade well for the cuntry or their family or has hasten the downfall of a regime. . History has proven it time n time again. Wu Zetian. CIXI. Song Meiling. Song Qingling. Evita. Marie Antoinette. Tsarina Alexandra Feodorovna. Imelda Marco's. Rosmah. Need I say more?
Temasek CEO, Ho Ching makes nearly 200 posts a day on Facebook - why? - The Online Citizen
Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong and Mdm Ho Ching
Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong and Mdm Ho Ching
Just last week, Temasek CEO and wife of Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong, Ho Ching, got into a little spot of trouble with a Facebook post she made about Taiwan donating medical masks to Singapore.
In a post on Saturday (11 April), Mdm Ho shared an article by Taiwan News about the donation and she accompanied that with a caption that originally said, “Errr….”
This drew flak from Taiwan netizens who found her caption confusing and ask her to explain the meaning of the post, adding that if Singapore doesn’t want the masks, it can reject the offer.
The issue unfolded over the weekend with Singaporean netizens defending Mdm Ho’s ambiguous comment, Taiwanese netizens demanding a clarification, as a pro-People’s Action Party (PAP) fanpage referencing Mdm Ho’s post to insinuate that the Taiwan government was keeping these stocks of masks from Singapore.
Two days later on Monday, Mdm Ho decided to edit her post to clarify her original comment.
She thanked “friends and friends of friends in Taiwan” for all they have done, adding that she is “forever grateful” to them and urged people to come together to beat this “bug”, referring to the COVID-19 pandemic that as enveloped the globe.
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Now, the truly intriguing this about this whole episode is that a cursory glance at Mdm Ho’s Facebook page will show that she is a social media monster. Mdm Ho posts several times an hour which adds up to over hundred posts in a single day.
Looking at the data from CrowdTangle, Mdm Ho has posted 6,075 posts in March alone. That’s a staggering 195 posts a day or eight posts an hour. In the first week of March, Mdm Ho posted 1,672 posts on Facebook.
The thing is, at the rate these posts are published, it’s clearly not humanly possible for one person to do—especially not someone who is the CEO of the country’s investment company and purportedly makes $S99 million a year.
The fact that most of these posts are published consecutively within minutes of each other suggests that Mdm Ho or her social media team is using a bot for this purpose, and most of these are published without a caption.
However, it’s hard to miss the ones which have captions or comments that are clearly penned by the woman herself.
With all this activity on Facebook, one then wonders how much action her posts get, how many people see them and interact with them?
Mdm Ho far outstrips her husband when it comes to number of posts, though he boasts more engagement
Mdm Ho’s husband, PM Lee, is actually the highest liked profile of any Singapore politician with 1.43 million likes on his page, and about 1.53 million people who follow him on Facebook. By contrast, Mdm Ho’s Facebook is a profile, not a page, meaning people cannot ‘like’ her page. However, she has over 90,000 followers on her profile.
PM Lee also has the highest engagement of the two. In roughly four months, from 12 January to 17 April, PM Lee has almost double the interactions on his page at 2.02 million compared to Mdm Ho’s 1.05 million.
Breaking it down, PM Lee’s posts garnered about 1.52 million reactions, 70,000 comments, and 426,700 shares in the past three months. In contrast, Mdm Ho’s posts garnered 611,100 reactions, 135,400 comments, and 301,000 shares over the same period.
The only part that Mdm Ho excels at here compared to her husband is that her posts attract more people to comment, with almost double the amount of comments on her posts compared to PM Lee.
Though PM Lee has higher total interaction rate on Facebook, he doesn’t post nearly as much as he wife does. Where PM Lee posted 124 posts in the past three months, Mdm Ho has posted a whopping 15,700 posts—that’s 126 more posts in just three months.
In the last 30 days alone, from 18 March to 17 April, most of Mdm Ho’s over 4,400 posts were links (77.62%). Some were photos (12.33%) and Facebook videos (4.18%), the rest being Youtube videos and videos from other sources. Only about 2.23% of those posts were plain statuses.
In contrast, PM Lee only post 41 posts on Facebook in the last 30 days. Most of these photos (56.10%), followed by Facebook videos (21.95%), links (17.07%) and Youtube videos (4.88%).
So clearly, despite the lower levels of interaction she receives on her pots, Mdm Ho far outmatches her husband when it comes to the number of posts she puts out, either by herself, a media team, or a bot.
But regardless of that, the question is why the CEO of Temasek Holdings, Singapore’s investment company, so active online and even bothers posting so much on social media?
This is just another in a long list of mysteries in Singapore including the actual amount the country has in its reserves.
Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong and Mdm Ho Ching
Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong and Mdm Ho Ching
Just last week, Temasek CEO and wife of Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong, Ho Ching, got into a little spot of trouble with a Facebook post she made about Taiwan donating medical masks to Singapore.
In a post on Saturday (11 April), Mdm Ho shared an article by Taiwan News about the donation and she accompanied that with a caption that originally said, “Errr….”
This drew flak from Taiwan netizens who found her caption confusing and ask her to explain the meaning of the post, adding that if Singapore doesn’t want the masks, it can reject the offer.
The issue unfolded over the weekend with Singaporean netizens defending Mdm Ho’s ambiguous comment, Taiwanese netizens demanding a clarification, as a pro-People’s Action Party (PAP) fanpage referencing Mdm Ho’s post to insinuate that the Taiwan government was keeping these stocks of masks from Singapore.
Two days later on Monday, Mdm Ho decided to edit her post to clarify her original comment.
She thanked “friends and friends of friends in Taiwan” for all they have done, adding that she is “forever grateful” to them and urged people to come together to beat this “bug”, referring to the COVID-19 pandemic that as enveloped the globe.
Loading..
Now, the truly intriguing this about this whole episode is that a cursory glance at Mdm Ho’s Facebook page will show that she is a social media monster. Mdm Ho posts several times an hour which adds up to over hundred posts in a single day.
Looking at the data from CrowdTangle, Mdm Ho has posted 6,075 posts in March alone. That’s a staggering 195 posts a day or eight posts an hour. In the first week of March, Mdm Ho posted 1,672 posts on Facebook.
The thing is, at the rate these posts are published, it’s clearly not humanly possible for one person to do—especially not someone who is the CEO of the country’s investment company and purportedly makes $S99 million a year.
The fact that most of these posts are published consecutively within minutes of each other suggests that Mdm Ho or her social media team is using a bot for this purpose, and most of these are published without a caption.
However, it’s hard to miss the ones which have captions or comments that are clearly penned by the woman herself.
With all this activity on Facebook, one then wonders how much action her posts get, how many people see them and interact with them?
Mdm Ho far outstrips her husband when it comes to number of posts, though he boasts more engagement
Mdm Ho’s husband, PM Lee, is actually the highest liked profile of any Singapore politician with 1.43 million likes on his page, and about 1.53 million people who follow him on Facebook. By contrast, Mdm Ho’s Facebook is a profile, not a page, meaning people cannot ‘like’ her page. However, she has over 90,000 followers on her profile.
PM Lee also has the highest engagement of the two. In roughly four months, from 12 January to 17 April, PM Lee has almost double the interactions on his page at 2.02 million compared to Mdm Ho’s 1.05 million.
Breaking it down, PM Lee’s posts garnered about 1.52 million reactions, 70,000 comments, and 426,700 shares in the past three months. In contrast, Mdm Ho’s posts garnered 611,100 reactions, 135,400 comments, and 301,000 shares over the same period.
The only part that Mdm Ho excels at here compared to her husband is that her posts attract more people to comment, with almost double the amount of comments on her posts compared to PM Lee.
Though PM Lee has higher total interaction rate on Facebook, he doesn’t post nearly as much as he wife does. Where PM Lee posted 124 posts in the past three months, Mdm Ho has posted a whopping 15,700 posts—that’s 126 more posts in just three months.
In the last 30 days alone, from 18 March to 17 April, most of Mdm Ho’s over 4,400 posts were links (77.62%). Some were photos (12.33%) and Facebook videos (4.18%), the rest being Youtube videos and videos from other sources. Only about 2.23% of those posts were plain statuses.
In contrast, PM Lee only post 41 posts on Facebook in the last 30 days. Most of these photos (56.10%), followed by Facebook videos (21.95%), links (17.07%) and Youtube videos (4.88%).
So clearly, despite the lower levels of interaction she receives on her pots, Mdm Ho far outmatches her husband when it comes to the number of posts she puts out, either by herself, a media team, or a bot.
But regardless of that, the question is why the CEO of Temasek Holdings, Singapore’s investment company, so active online and even bothers posting so much on social media?
This is just another in a long list of mysteries in Singapore including the actual amount the country has in its reserves.
If she discovered sammyboy, she may even make more posts.
God forbid...actually she could already be here.. the jinx postings are very similar to Auntie Gin
Roy Ngerng sacked for alleged continued misuse of work time, then what about Ho Ching's incessant social media postings? - The Online Citizen
Left: Roy Ngerng, Right: Ho Ching
Left: Roy Ngerng, Right: Ho Ching
Earlier this month, TOC wrote a post about how Mdm Ho Ching, who is married to Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong, posts upwards of 150 posts on Facebook in a single day.
Her consistent high volume-posting landed her in hot water recently when she shared an article by Taiwan News about the donation and she accompanied that with a caption that originally said, “Errr….”
This drew flak from Taiwan netizens who found her caption confusing and ask her to explain the meaning of the post, adding that if Singapore doesn’t want the masks, it can reject the offer.
As events unfolded, Singaporean netizens defended Mdm Ho’s ambiguous comment while Taiwanese netizens demanded a clarification, as a pro-People’s Action Party (PAP) fanpage referencing Mdm Ho’s post to insinuate that the Taiwan government was keeping these stocks of masks from Singapore.
Two days later on Monday, Mdm Ho decided to edit her post to clarify her original comment. In her clarification, she thanked “friends and friends of friends in Taiwan” and said she is “forever grateful” to them.
The thing is, this isn’t the first time Mdm Ho has made comments about certain things via her Facebook page which drew the attention of the public, and it likely won’t be the last either.
Looking at the data from CrowdTangle, Mdm Ho has posted 6,075 posts in March alone. That’s a staggering 195 posts a day or eight posts an hour. In the first week of March, Mdm Ho posted 1,672 posts on Facebook.
While the high-volume and timing of the posts suggests that Mdm Ho or her social media team is using a bot for this purpose, it is hard to miss the posts that have an accompanying caption or comment which were clearly penned by the woman herself.
In our earlier article, we wondered why the CEO of Temasek Holdings and wife of the country’s Prime Minister Lee Hsieng Loong, is so active online and why she even bothers cultivating this level of presence on social media at all.
Blogger Roy Ngerng dismissed for misusing working time
Back in 2014, activist and blogger Roy Ngerng was dismissed was from job at Tan Tock Seng Hospital (TTSH) due to “conduct incompatible with the values and standards expected of employees, and for misusing working time, hospital computers and facilities for personal pursuits”
Mr Ngerng, who was employed as a patient coordinator at the Communicable Diseases Centre at TTSH for two year, was constantly in the news back then due to a defamation suit involving Prime Minister Lee Hsieng Loon.
In the press statement, TTSH said that the dismissal was over the continued misuse of the hospital’s time and resources to persue personal and non-job related interests. It also said that Mr Ngerngs recent public actions and conduct caused the hospital “grave concern”.
It said, “Mr Ngerng’s conduct was incompatible with the values and standards we expect of our employees. While our staff are free to pursue their personal interests outside work, they must conduct themselves properly, honourably and with integrity. In particular, they cannot defame someone else without basis, which essentially means knowingly stating a falsehood to the public.”
Following that, the Ministry of Health (MOH) came out with a separate tatement in support of the hospital’s decision to terminate Mr Ngerng’s contract as his ““ctions show a lack of integrity and are incompatible with the values and standards of behaviour expected of hospital employees”.
What does board of Temasek think of Ho Ching’s social media posting during office hours?
Now, given the stance taken by MOH and TTSH—which is a public hospital run by the government—one wonders if the same standards apply to other employees of Government-linked companies such as Temasek.
Now, with reference to the reasons behind Mr Ngerng’s dismissal in 2014, one wonders whether board of Temasek would feel the same way about Mdm Ho who is paid in the millions, given her obvious obsession with social media, Facebook in particular.
Her posts include everything from links to various websites—local and international news, scientific studies, pseudoscience websites, and government articles and statements—to photos, other Facebook posts and videos, some of which she will also comment on.
As the CEO of the country’s sovereign wealth fund, what does the Temasek board think about Mdm Ho’s constant posting on Facebook during all hours of the day?
Left: Roy Ngerng, Right: Ho Ching
Left: Roy Ngerng, Right: Ho Ching
Earlier this month, TOC wrote a post about how Mdm Ho Ching, who is married to Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong, posts upwards of 150 posts on Facebook in a single day.
Her consistent high volume-posting landed her in hot water recently when she shared an article by Taiwan News about the donation and she accompanied that with a caption that originally said, “Errr….”
This drew flak from Taiwan netizens who found her caption confusing and ask her to explain the meaning of the post, adding that if Singapore doesn’t want the masks, it can reject the offer.
As events unfolded, Singaporean netizens defended Mdm Ho’s ambiguous comment while Taiwanese netizens demanded a clarification, as a pro-People’s Action Party (PAP) fanpage referencing Mdm Ho’s post to insinuate that the Taiwan government was keeping these stocks of masks from Singapore.
Two days later on Monday, Mdm Ho decided to edit her post to clarify her original comment. In her clarification, she thanked “friends and friends of friends in Taiwan” and said she is “forever grateful” to them.
The thing is, this isn’t the first time Mdm Ho has made comments about certain things via her Facebook page which drew the attention of the public, and it likely won’t be the last either.
Looking at the data from CrowdTangle, Mdm Ho has posted 6,075 posts in March alone. That’s a staggering 195 posts a day or eight posts an hour. In the first week of March, Mdm Ho posted 1,672 posts on Facebook.
While the high-volume and timing of the posts suggests that Mdm Ho or her social media team is using a bot for this purpose, it is hard to miss the posts that have an accompanying caption or comment which were clearly penned by the woman herself.
In our earlier article, we wondered why the CEO of Temasek Holdings and wife of the country’s Prime Minister Lee Hsieng Loong, is so active online and why she even bothers cultivating this level of presence on social media at all.
Blogger Roy Ngerng dismissed for misusing working time
Back in 2014, activist and blogger Roy Ngerng was dismissed was from job at Tan Tock Seng Hospital (TTSH) due to “conduct incompatible with the values and standards expected of employees, and for misusing working time, hospital computers and facilities for personal pursuits”
Mr Ngerng, who was employed as a patient coordinator at the Communicable Diseases Centre at TTSH for two year, was constantly in the news back then due to a defamation suit involving Prime Minister Lee Hsieng Loon.
In the press statement, TTSH said that the dismissal was over the continued misuse of the hospital’s time and resources to persue personal and non-job related interests. It also said that Mr Ngerngs recent public actions and conduct caused the hospital “grave concern”.
It said, “Mr Ngerng’s conduct was incompatible with the values and standards we expect of our employees. While our staff are free to pursue their personal interests outside work, they must conduct themselves properly, honourably and with integrity. In particular, they cannot defame someone else without basis, which essentially means knowingly stating a falsehood to the public.”
Following that, the Ministry of Health (MOH) came out with a separate tatement in support of the hospital’s decision to terminate Mr Ngerng’s contract as his ““ctions show a lack of integrity and are incompatible with the values and standards of behaviour expected of hospital employees”.
What does board of Temasek think of Ho Ching’s social media posting during office hours?
Now, given the stance taken by MOH and TTSH—which is a public hospital run by the government—one wonders if the same standards apply to other employees of Government-linked companies such as Temasek.
Now, with reference to the reasons behind Mr Ngerng’s dismissal in 2014, one wonders whether board of Temasek would feel the same way about Mdm Ho who is paid in the millions, given her obvious obsession with social media, Facebook in particular.
Her posts include everything from links to various websites—local and international news, scientific studies, pseudoscience websites, and government articles and statements—to photos, other Facebook posts and videos, some of which she will also comment on.
As the CEO of the country’s sovereign wealth fund, what does the Temasek board think about Mdm Ho’s constant posting on Facebook during all hours of the day?
They work for the Familee; they're not supposed to think. Ask better questions next time.
If the board was doing it's job. The jinx would have been run out of town a long time agoThey work for the Familee; they're not supposed to think. Ask better questions next time.
She can come here and I will tear her cheebye into 4 pieces and fuck her with a broomstick!
Why you make people waste time click.
why not put that bedbug cum cockroach into ignore bin?
With @ginfreely, every now and then I open the bin cover to see how she doing as her screams and rants can be amusing even if boring
but with @tanwahtiu, he permanently buried under loads of used tissue paper, used condoms discarded sanitary pads and never seen or heard ever again
Do that and you get lots of peace to focus on gin
@gin and her old vagina will always get priority. I will step on her labia beef and crush it.
You are a liar son of whore criminal bully get caught for lying about putting me on ignore list now come out with lame excuse.why not put that bedbug cum cockroach into ignore bin?
With @ginfreely, every now and then I open the bin cover to see how she doing as her screams and rants can be amusing even if boring
but with @tanwahtiu, he permanently buried under loads of used tissue paper, used condoms discarded sanitary pads and never seen or heard ever again
Do that and you get lots of peace to focus on gin
Hey evil coward liar son of whore criminal bully go post in my twitter to get top priority.
A woman who cannot but low and sell high teaching Sg how to fark.
Teach yr pinky hubby lar.
Teach yr pinky hubby lar.
I know.
From time to time, I unclick to be amused by her screams and shrieks.
But damn sian and boring as she got no imagination and she only know how to use and reuse and reuse same old crap she spewing out
Here is her fav monkee laughing at her
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