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Tan Kin Lian support thread
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PCB India news about 'India-origin' PE candidate lai liao as expected...makes one wonder what is the headline once he won, LOL.
https://www.thehindu.com/news/inter...-president-on-september-1/article67251799.ece
Presidential candidate Tharman Shanmugaratnam, holds up a pineapple, which will be his campaign symbol, at the nomination centre in Singapore August 22, 2023. | Photo Credit: Reuters
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https://www.thehindu.com/news/inter...-president-on-september-1/article67251799.ece
Indian-origin former Minister Tharman in race as Singapore set to vote on new President on September 1
Singapore has a stringent qualification process for candidates vying for the presidency
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Lack of honesty is a trademark of pappy dogs.Botak is not honest in his reply and try to cover-up.
Sample count starts at about 9:40PM...
Let's chill and enjoy some sombre music first to prepare for the inevitable new CECApore nation..
Let's chill and enjoy some sombre music first to prepare for the inevitable new CECApore nation..
Still no sight or coverage of our Botak Pineapple President voting with his privileged famiLEE on our local prostitute press.
Always preaching he got nothing to hide with his glib tongue, he should be seen voting along side his elite son, akiLAN.
Once a Pappie, always a Pappie, same style as his FEMININE boss Pinky, once shit hits the fan, take cover.
Yes Tan Kin Lian is the epitome of honesty…NOT. Haha
Not most, should be all cecas will vote tartman
Go Singaporean go TKL regain sinkies dignity
No member of the local prostitute press asked our Botak president if the last min stray bullets about his elite famiLEE will affect the % of the votes he will be getting today.
SINGAPORE: Presidential candidate Tharman Shanmugaratnam, competing in the 2023 Presidential Election (PE 2023), arrived at the Bukit Timah polling station at 5:37 pm on Friday (1 Sept) alongside his wife, Jane Ittogi, to cast their votes.
During his interaction with the media, the 66-year-old mentioned that he had visited several polling stations in the morning, including ones in Tampines and Marsiling, where he observed a smooth voting process.
“I’m feeling fine… it feels good. Just the calmness of Singapore feels good,” he says, adding that he woke up pretty early in the morning.
The former senior minister from the People’s Action Party (PAP) also praised the advice given by the Elections Department (ELD) to vote in the afternoon, saying, “I thought ELD’s advice was excellent. It issued a notice early in the morning to tell people to come in the afternoon, so we thought it was a good idea,” he says.
Mr Tharman and his wife reportedly left the polling station at around 6:00 p.m.
After voting, he expressed his satisfaction with the smooth voting process and commended the election officials.
“Some of them had to start at 5 am; they have been going through the day, they had to deal with some computer glitches in the morning but they dealt with it very well, I thought. So kudos to all the election officials all over the island.”
The other two presidential candidates, Tan Kin Lian and Ng Kok Song were captured by the media as they made their way to the polling station this morning.
As of 5 p.m. on Friday, a total of 2,302,996 Singaporeans, representing approximately 85 per cent of eligible voters, have cast their votes.
The polls began at 8 a.m., and the Elections Department (ELD) advises those who have not voted yet to ensure they have enough time to do so before the polls close at 8 p.m.
SINGAPORE: Presidential candidate Tharman Shanmugaratnam, competing in the 2023 Presidential Election (PE 2023), arrived at the Bukit Timah polling station at 5:37 pm on Friday (1 Sept) alongside his wife, Jane Ittogi, to cast their votes.
During his interaction with the media, the 66-year-old mentioned that he had visited several polling stations in the morning, including ones in Tampines and Marsiling, where he observed a smooth voting process.
“I’m feeling fine… it feels good. Just the calmness of Singapore feels good,” he says, adding that he woke up pretty early in the morning.
The former senior minister from the People’s Action Party (PAP) also praised the advice given by the Elections Department (ELD) to vote in the afternoon, saying, “I thought ELD’s advice was excellent. It issued a notice early in the morning to tell people to come in the afternoon, so we thought it was a good idea,” he says.
Mr Tharman and his wife reportedly left the polling station at around 6:00 p.m.
After voting, he expressed his satisfaction with the smooth voting process and commended the election officials.
“Some of them had to start at 5 am; they have been going through the day, they had to deal with some computer glitches in the morning but they dealt with it very well, I thought. So kudos to all the election officials all over the island.”
The other two presidential candidates, Tan Kin Lian and Ng Kok Song were captured by the media as they made their way to the polling station this morning.
As of 5 p.m. on Friday, a total of 2,302,996 Singaporeans, representing approximately 85 per cent of eligible voters, have cast their votes.
The polls began at 8 a.m., and the Elections Department (ELD) advises those who have not voted yet to ensure they have enough time to do so before the polls close at 8 p.m.
Closing in 3mins.No member of the local prostitute press asked our Botak president if the last min stray bullets about his elite famiLEE will affect the % of the votes he will be getting today.
SINGAPORE: Presidential candidate Tharman Shanmugaratnam, competing in the 2023 Presidential Election (PE 2023), arrived at the Bukit Timah polling station at 5:37 pm on Friday (1 Sept) alongside his wife, Jane Ittogi, to cast their votes.
During his interaction with the media, the 66-year-old mentioned that he had visited several polling stations in the morning, including ones in Tampines and Marsiling, where he observed a smooth voting process.
“I’m feeling fine… it feels good. Just the calmness of Singapore feels good,” he says, adding that he woke up pretty early in the morning.
The former senior minister from the People’s Action Party (PAP) also praised the advice given by the Elections Department (ELD) to vote in the afternoon, saying, “I thought ELD’s advice was excellent. It issued a notice early in the morning to tell people to come in the afternoon, so we thought it was a good idea,” he says.
Mr Tharman and his wife reportedly left the polling station at around 6:00 p.m.
After voting, he expressed his satisfaction with the smooth voting process and commended the election officials.
“Some of them had to start at 5 am; they have been going through the day, they had to deal with some computer glitches in the morning but they dealt with it very well, I thought. So kudos to all the election officials all over the island.”
The other two presidential candidates, Tan Kin Lian and Ng Kok Song were captured by the media as they made their way to the polling station this morning.
As of 5 p.m. on Friday, a total of 2,302,996 Singaporeans, representing approximately 85 per cent of eligible voters, have cast their votes.
The polls began at 8 a.m., and the Elections Department (ELD) advises those who have not voted yet to ensure they have enough time to do so before the polls close at 8 p.m.
If NKS taikoh wins, he better buck up his community reach and social causes role and not just keep preaching about meditation LOL
That would be a joke as Tharman is Ceylonese. His ancestors hail from Sri Lanka. He likely has no relatives in India at all. Sri Lankans have been on their island for generations, since Before Christ.
If kosong win ,I will mediate upside down.
I wanna know what his Japanese wife sees in this botak motherfucker ?No member of the local prostitute press asked our Botak president if the last min stray bullets about his elite famiLEE will affect the % of the votes he will be getting today.
SINGAPORE: Presidential candidate Tharman Shanmugaratnam, competing in the 2023 Presidential Election (PE 2023), arrived at the Bukit Timah polling station at 5:37 pm on Friday (1 Sept) alongside his wife, Jane Ittogi, to cast their votes.
During his interaction with the media, the 66-year-old mentioned that he had visited several polling stations in the morning, including ones in Tampines and Marsiling, where he observed a smooth voting process.
“I’m feeling fine… it feels good. Just the calmness of Singapore feels good,” he says, adding that he woke up pretty early in the morning.
The former senior minister from the People’s Action Party (PAP) also praised the advice given by the Elections Department (ELD) to vote in the afternoon, saying, “I thought ELD’s advice was excellent. It issued a notice early in the morning to tell people to come in the afternoon, so we thought it was a good idea,” he says.
Mr Tharman and his wife reportedly left the polling station at around 6:00 p.m.
After voting, he expressed his satisfaction with the smooth voting process and commended the election officials.
“Some of them had to start at 5 am; they have been going through the day, they had to deal with some computer glitches in the morning but they dealt with it very well, I thought. So kudos to all the election officials all over the island.”
The other two presidential candidates, Tan Kin Lian and Ng Kok Song were captured by the media as they made their way to the polling station this morning.
As of 5 p.m. on Friday, a total of 2,302,996 Singaporeans, representing approximately 85 per cent of eligible voters, have cast their votes.
The polls began at 8 a.m., and the Elections Department (ELD) advises those who have not voted yet to ensure they have enough time to do so before the polls close at 8 p.m.
Fine prints written on new shittyzenship certificate : Voting opposition party will automatically void this shittyzenship with immediate effect.
It always the $
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