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Try telling the PA and yr minister abt unity, PM?

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Because of her letters, I’m again left wondering (I’ve commented on his four previous attempts here) whether the PM is sincere when he calls for unity. Why should I take his words at face value, when the spokeswoman from a government agency, where he is the chairman, takes a view that is contrary to his call for unity, both before and after his message. If she had not written the second letter, I would have been willing to try to suspend cynical disbelief. But Ms Ooi’s letters have left me no choice but to disbelieve the PM.

She is saying that Opposition MPs are not loyal S’poreans that the government and PA can trust.

And we can trust ministers whose wives are not Singaporeans?
 
Because of her letters, I’m again left wondering (I’ve commented on his four previous attempts here) whether the PM is sincere when he calls for unity.

The message is simple. :rolleyes: If you have problems with PAP politically, you still need to vote for them nationally. :rolleyes:

Otherwise, you are not loyal.


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