Serious "We are a Team" echoing in all 4G leechers are worrysome

[Confuseous]

The constant refrain by the "winners" and "losers" in the 4G race is that they cannot live without each other, that they are battle-hardened in recent years, that they complement each other, that they support each other, that they are doing it for Singapore is all BS, BS,BS. There was nothing spontaneous in the responses from the two new lead clowns in the press conference.

That they were there to issue statements of their own and not providing any insight is obvious. HSK was referring and reading from his notes even from the first question, with 80% of it not asked for. CCS tried to do a LKY by reading a prepared statement in Malay, when 80% of the reporters did not understand what he was muttering about, wrong pronunciation aside. The ZB reporter wanted HSK in Mandarin in at least one part of his response, which he totally ignored.

Indranee tried to explain away why they took so long to decide on whom they want. The short answer is that they had to decide between the devil and the deep blue sea.
Vivian's "my hand on heart" comment in support of the "winner" smells of nothing but bovine expulsion of the first degree. And so on, and so forth. "Teamwork" is the new theme in the prostitute press all the way to the erections.

 

[AhMeng]

Sounds like a team of followers than leaders...Lol

 

[Kee Chew]

Team of ToTo winners.

 

[hairylee]

and the shit flows on.

 

[bobby]

Chan: Strong team of leaders key to Singapore's success

Singapore's political leadership model is "one of continuity", and this can be expected in the upcoming transition at the highest ranks, Trade and Industry Minister Chan Chun Sing said yesterday.


He was replying to Asia House chief executive Michael Lawrence at a regional conference organised by the Britain-based centre of expertise on Asia, held at the Mandarin Oriental hotel.

Citing a news report, Mr Lawrence asked if the ruling People's Action Party (PAP) will announce today its line-up of the party's top fourth-generation leaders.

Mr Chan said: "Our leadership model is one of continuity, and I think we can all expect that. The way we do business, and the way we relate to the world, is that we provide a certain predictability, a certain continuity, to how we do things."

It was reported earlier that the announcement will give Singaporeans a good sense of who is likely to become Singapore's fourth prime minister, with sources saying the party's top decision-making body has met to finalise its choice of first assistant secretary-general.

This second-in-command position, traditionally held by a deputy prime minister, will give an indication of Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong's probable successor.

Asked about the matter yesterday, Mr Chan said: "There are artificialities when people divide the leadership into different generations, but there are also similarities across each and every generation.

"We have been fortunate in Singapore, not because we think that we have leaders who are more clever than others. But we would like to pride ourselves on having a leadership model that is stronger than the sum of the individual parts."

He also noted that having leaders who can put aside their individual interests to work for a country's benefit as a team is a key factor to a nation's success.

Singapore, he added, has been able to find leadership teams that abide by this in the past 53 years.

"The younger generation of leaders are similarly focused on this, building the strongest team for Singapore to ensure that every generation of Singaporeans can continue this dream of ours, to stay sovereign, independent, successful," said Mr Chan.

"For each generation of Singaporeans, our definition of success is not how well we do for ourselves, but how well we enable the next generation to do even better for themselves. And that is how we will continue to take this country forward."

 

[bobby]

What a profound statement by CCS....no wonder he come in second.

But then again...no:1 also quite jialat

 

[halsey02]

" Lo dai chan", as in Cantonese.... translated the last orange(s) in the barrel, trouble is the bottom had already fallen off. We are getting a barrel of monkeys for a few million dollars...omg!

 

[hofmann]

Teamwork means it's nobody's fault when things screw up.

I wonder whether it was a close tie between the two or if HSK won by a landslide.

 

[halsey02]

Teamwork means it's nobody's fault when things screw up.

I wonder whether it was a close tie between the two or if HSK won by a landslide.

They did it by..." long, chiam, pass"..or " Scissors, Paper, Stone"...HSK won.

 

[hofmann]

They did it by..." long, chiam, pass"..or " Scissors, Paper, Stone"...HSK won.

Best of 3 or sudden death?

 

[whoami]

Chan: Strong team of leaders key to Singapore's success

Alamak...why all generals of sinkieland love to sit cross-legged!

 

[U2Reflect]

No shame, Ownself say ownself clever n good.
So confident sure win. So proud arrogant look down on sinkies

 

[steffychun]

"We are a team" existed since 1965. They believe in themselves not the country.

 

[Confuseous]

CCS had a fake smile throughout the press conference.
He patted HSK at least twice, as though he was consoling a loser.
The big question is: for a fake general who has never won ONE single vote in his entire "political" life,
can he hold his own to lead the team in Tanjong Pagar? His team mates are not exactly likeable, and
the police officer MP seems to have disappeared into thin air.
Who will be his replacement as DPM?

 

[hairylee]

and the bullshit continued....

 

[halsey02]

Best of 3 or sudden death?

They pick straws...who gets the shortest win...ha ha ha ha

 

[steffychun]

4G 1G 10000G is insignificant. They are all Crazy Rich Asians.

 

[rushifa666]

Of well paid puppets

 

[shittypore]

Alamak...why all generals of sinkieland love to sit cross-legged!

Cos they alwiz hve someone abv em squeezing their Balls.

 

[jw5]

This is the Dream Team.