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Vivian Balakrisnan is a GREAT Liar

myfoot123

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He wasn't debating. He was attacking at his most powerful opponent Dr Chee Soon Juan.

Look at VB's eyes, full of hatre, anger and fear when he spoke to Dr Chee and then denied everything Dr Chee talked about.


VB lied about

1: Foreigners create job
2. Singaporeans income has increased
3, PAP didn't support the idea of 10 million populations

4. GST hike was to help the poor.
 

Leepotism

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We don't want a world where people build walls around themselves. Our pledge - regardless of race, language or religion - is not to be taken lightly…but really as a way of life for Singapore"
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Finance Minister Heng Swee Keat asserted that Singaporeans need to be open to foreigners, at a ministerial dialogue at Nanyang Technological University (NTU) this week. Heng’s reason for needing Singaporeans to be open to foreigners is curious.
ST reports that Heng – who is widely expected to become Singapore’s next Prime Minister after his recent appointment as first assistant secretary-general of the ruling party – said that we need to remain open to foreigners “so that we can have the confidence to interact with people of all races, languages and cultures from around the world.”
The Minister also cited former chief planner Liu Thai Ker’s views that Singapore should plan for a 10 million population, as he asserted that the projected population of 6.9 million by 2030 that the Government announced to widespread backlash in 2013 is not excessive.
Heng told the 400 students attending the dialogue: “We don’t want a world where people build walls around themselves. Our pledge – regardless of race, language or religion – is not to be taken lightly…but really as a way of life for Singapore.
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“Beyond that, we ought to deepen our understanding of other people… whether they are new immigrants, our immediate neighbours, students from NTU, National University of Singapore or other universities.”
Asserting that Singapore will have no place in the world if its people draw an exclusive circle for themselves, Heng shared the story of one constituent who approached him and told him that he is uncomfortable with foreigners working in his company.
Calling this situation a “difficult trade-off,” Heng said: “On the one level, many Singaporeans understand, rationally, we should have more people join us because our workforce is declining.
“But at the same time, emotionally, we don’t feel comfortable that there are people who appear a little different from us and I would like to keep this to my circle. This almost tribal feeling is a very deep one.”

He concluded that Singapore must be wary of propagating the notion that only people exactly like us are our people, even as it seeks to retain its own identity and culture.
Heng’s latest comments at the NTU dialogue echo his earlier remarks at a book launch on Saturday (23 Mar), where he said that Singapore must remain open to the world and stay open to talent and ideas.
He said: “No one group or country has all the ideas or expertise to tackle the many challenges that the world is facing. In a world that is rapidly changing and increasingly interconnected, we need to remain open and collaborate to achieve better outcomes together.”
Noting that people in Singapore and other countries are questioning the value of globalisation even though they benefited from it, Heng added:
“People feel that they are left behind. They are frustrated that wages are stagnating and lives are not improving. They lost faith in their political systems and governments. These have led to a weakening of social cohesion.
“These winds of change remind us about the importance of remaining open to the world and being resourceful.”
Heng urged Singapore to brave these “winds of change” by ensuring that it remains multiracial and multicultural despite tensions and fault lines like religious polarisation, xenophobia and social stratification.
Hundreds of Singaporeans responding to Heng’s views, however, agreed that he shouldn’t blame Singaporeans for not being open to foreigners when many locals are being pushed out of jobs they are qualified for by cheaper foreign labour:
 

batman1

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I liked what Jamus replied to Vivian : It's a crime not to take care of the elderlies... who have sacrificed for the country.
 

tanwahtiu

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The countries under BE colonies has to wake up and be different.

Stop sticking yr heads to 5 eyes and no more AMDK. Stop copy CAM marketing and business failures.

5 eye importing cheats and fake degree ahnehs thinkibg that only way to survive for the economy is about CAM technologies, where they are just trials and errors process.

End of the day CAM screwed up to let fake degree ahnehs steal jobs.

Do Japan and South Korea have fake chao ahnehs in their workplaces.... uhhhh...
 

Byebye Penis

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money can definitely change your outlook in life unless you are 80 years old
footballers also change to rival teams because of money

It is not that he changed a football team. It's like he became a bookie.
Sad. None of his old friends understand him now. It's ok, he got many new grassroots friends, but how are true to him.
 

laksaboy

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money can definitely change your outlook in life unless you are 80 years old
footballers also change to rival teams because of money

Footballers might want to change teams to get more playing time. Or they see what's going on at their own club, see already very kek sim, and so decide to make a move.

So money isn't necessarily the only consideration. A footballer's playing career is very short, might be even shorter due to injuries.
 

sweetiepie

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He wasn't debating. He was attacking at his most powerful opponent Dr Chee Soon Juan.

Look at VB's eyes, full of hatre, anger and fear when he spoke to Dr Chee and then denied everything Dr Chee talked about.


VB lied about

1: Foreigners create job
2. Singaporeans income has increased
3, PAP didn't support the idea of 10 million populations

4. GST hike was to help the poor.
KNN lumber 4 is very easy to debate KNN if it is really to help the poor those necessities goods especially health essentials (non supplement kind) should not have gst KNN again if my uncle is there vb will become a puppy KNN
 

glockman

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40 years ago, when he was leading the Student Union, the vivian i knew was so passionate, humble and open to new ideas. Today, he talks like a dictator.
Money and power will change those who have unstable personal values. Karma will get him, eventually. It's the law of the universe.
 

sweetiepie

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KNN lumber 4 is very easy to debate KNN if it is really to help the poor those necessities goods especially health essentials (non supplement kind) should not have gst KNN again if my uncle is there vb will become a puppy KNN
Many oppies already had asked this but pap can choose to act blur and given a chance to ask this on the live show vb has to answer KNN since all this cannot be answered things were not asked my uncle believes this debate is also controlled gai KNN
 

shittypore

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After his 300million over budget for the youth Olympic and his refusal To Help the welfare poor over a 30 dollars increased, I say this Ah Neh is a poisonous snake to have around.
 
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