Papayas Throw Feast for 840 FTrash. Sporns Go Fly Kite Woh!

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Banquet for 840 foreign workers
05:55 AM Jul 27, 2009
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Member of Parliament for Aljunied GRC Cynthia Phua said: \"This dinner gathering is to show our appreciation for their contributions. We value them and we want to thank them.\"

Interpreters were on hand to translate.

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Member of Parliament for Aljunied GRC Cynthia Phua said: "This dinner gathering is to show our appreciation for their contributions. We value them and we want to thank them."

Interpreters were on hand to translate.




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MP Cynthia Phua (in green) at the banquet.

 

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Elise
Updated 11:56 AM July 27, 2009
What about lower income Singaporeans who are struggling to survive? People who don't help their own kind... Is this right?
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bee
Updated 11:50 AM July 27, 2009
It seems that foreign workers are more recognized than the lower wages Singaporeans. Who foot the bill?

 

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Elise
Updated 11:56 AM July 27, 2009
What about lower income Singaporeans who are struggling to survive? People who don't help their own kind... Is this right?
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bee
Updated 11:50 AM July 27, 2009
It seems that foreign workers are more recognized than the lower wages Singaporeans. Who foot the bill?

chao cheebye it is us who pay the bill for cheebye PAP

kan nebei cheebye PAP

 

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MP Cynthia Phua gets a retarded boy arrested for being retarded

By <ADDRESS class="author vcard">Taikiew</ADDRESS>Published: <ABBR class=published title=2009-05-08T14:47:49-07:00>08 May 2009 2:47 PM PDT</ABBR>Posted in: What the FUCK!?Tags: chair, MP, retarded, singapore

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Is having a low IQ a crime? That is simply how these people are. I have got dealings with them during some of the community service work which I did in the past, and there are really those who are unable to determine what is right and wrong, and have problem with self discipline or control.
A low IQ teentage and her mother went to see MP Cynthia Phua for help. Their financial situation was in jeopardy.

The unwed mother with Primary 6 education gets by on a $400 monthly salary as a part-time cleaner.
He attended a special school and suffers from thalassemia, a blood disorder that renders him weak and sickly.
The mother said that things went from bad to worse in November 2004 when the boy�s father disappeared and stopped paying the $300 monthly maintenance due to her.
As a result, she visited the MPS about once a month for the past few years to request for various kinds of financial aid.
January this year saw a crisis unfold in tehir lives when the mother broke her wrist after falling off a chair while cleaning a fan. She hasn�t worked since.
She said the HDB was tehn in the middle of repossessing her flat and giving her a rental unit, but she was unable to pay the $138 in retnal deposit and stamp duty.
Source: The New Paper (Printed Edition)
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And this was what happened:

She asked him, �Who are you? What are you doing? Why aren�t you working?�� she claimed.
The mother said she wanted to explain her son�s condition, but wasn�t given a chance.
�I felt that we were being scolded,� she said.
The meeting ended after two or three minutes, she said.
As they were walking out, the son snapped.
His outburst with the chair – two blows against the glass door, which didn�t break – was �Strong enough to get someone killed�, said the Serangoon PAP branch secretary, Mr Poon Mun Wat.
As grassroots volunteers scrambled to calm down the teenager, his mother begged a neighbor to whisk him home immediately.
Later that night, the police arrived at their flat and arrested him. He was released on bail at about 1am.
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The teenager even apologized for this actions, but MP Cynthia said it is not up to her.

�I made it very clear to (the mother) that this is unacceptable behavior. It is not justifiable in any circumstance. There is no excuse to be violent,� Mrs Lim told The New Paper.
She also explained that she was not in a position to excuse or forgive the boy.
�I was not present and the police are investigating into the matter. I believe the police will take into consideration the mitigating factors,� said Mrs Lim.
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What is more interesting, is MP Lim Wee Hua, whom the office belongs to, is scared to death of the chair.

“There is a clear line between being frustrated or disappointed and being violent. The thrown chair could have killed somebody.” – MP Lim Wee Hua said to Straits Times on 7 May 2009
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i remember Cynthia Phua Cheebye...she later dare not appear another MP Lim came out to talk to 154 'clearing her shit' for her

FUCK PAP!