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You won't find this in our prostitute papers.
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Quite common for families to be in denial.
Senational, poor journalism from this British paper
Senational, poor journalism from this British paper
Really? You accuse the Financial Times of sensationalism and poor journalism?
You are an idiot.
more skeletons in hakka lee regime closet.
One wonders if his girlfriend, a foreign nurse working in sinkapore, would be killed as well.
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PAP Times won't print this as their Chinese master doesn't like to be implicated. PAP sell millions of sinkees out, so why not a single American life? Only if the US government intervenes will the PAP government respond and take action.
Maybe the parents should get their senator and congressman involved and get this into congressional hearings. Wah lau ...the PAP will panic ...they will then have to choose between the US or China.
Maybe the parents should get their senator and congressman involved and get this into congressional hearings. Wah lau ...the PAP will panic ...they will then have to choose between the US or China.
Most people from developed countries feel this way about local management. That's why they don't stay long.
So, our research institutes have to spend tens of millions to provide scholarships (undergraduate to post-Phd) at top universities overseas and citizenships to students from China, Malaysia and India. It is a fantastic deal ...all fees paid, a decent monthly stipend and one trip home annually. After completion of studies, they need to work in one of the institutes for 5 years. That's it. Of course, they are required to take up citizenship after they complete their first degree.
How many of these new citizens remain after completing their bonds? Nobody knows as the PAP never releases such data.
A congressional panel can force the IME director, Dim-Lee Kwong, an American to testify. That would rock the boat in the PAP camp.
Can't trust the PAP ...they would sell out one party to another party for some gain.
Can't trust the PAP ...they would sell out one party to another party for some gain.
Looks like the perpetrators and the people who are supposed to do the cover-up goofed big time.
PAP working for the PRC to steal technology from the US?
http://www.ft.com/intl/cms/s/2/afbddb44-7640-11e2-8eb6-00144feabdc0.html#axzz2KzaSetPY
http://www.ft.com/intl/cms/s/2/afbddb44-7640-11e2-8eb6-00144feabdc0.html#axzz2KzaSetPY
Re: PAP working for the PRC to steal technology from the US?
ccb sneaky bastards better dont get on the wrong side of the US,....they wanna do money laundering and the americans got many things they can use to fuck thisstupid country up right and proper......
ccb sneaky bastards better dont get on the wrong side of the US,....they wanna do money laundering and the americans got many things they can use to fuck thisstupid country up right and proper......
Re: PAP working for the PRC to steal technology from the US?
If you must know, the USA, UK and France already know about Sinkieland being used by Ah Tiong Land to harvest ideas and secret high tech for PRC industries. In return very high senior officials in Ah Tiong land award contracts and preferential treatment to LEEgime.
If you must know, the USA, UK and France already know about Sinkieland being used by Ah Tiong Land to harvest ideas and secret high tech for PRC industries. In return very high senior officials in Ah Tiong land award contracts and preferential treatment to LEEgime.
Re: PAP working for the PRC to steal technology from the US?
you got it wrong.
american invented a powerful radar system while doing research for IME and HUAWEI.
he wants to get out of the project because he felt his national security was compromised.
someone stop him from returning to US to stop the technology from landing to US Military.
you got it wrong.
american invented a powerful radar system while doing research for IME and HUAWEI.
he wants to get out of the project because he felt his national security was compromised.
someone stop him from returning to US to stop the technology from landing to US Military.
Re: PAP working for the PRC to steal technology from the US?
Your intelligence floored me ...what can I say?
Your intelligence floored me ...what can I say?
is this story really happened in sgp n not leeported? why?
http://newnation.sg/2013/02/the-most-disturbing-story-in-singapores-history/
http://newnation.sg/2013/02/the-most-disturbing-story-in-singapores-history/
Re: is this story really happened in sgp n not leeported? why?
this case involved with the employer ASTAR. but why the hushed up?
luckily, elsewhere there was a more detail report:
http://www.ft.com/cms/s/2/afbddb44-7640-11e2-8eb6-00144feabdc0.html#axzz2Kzmjs115
this case involved with the employer ASTAR. but why the hushed up?
luckily, elsewhere there was a more detail report:
http://www.ft.com/cms/s/2/afbddb44-7640-11e2-8eb6-00144feabdc0.html#axzz2Kzmjs115
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Waaa you so patient, she's still not answered you.
No lah, please don't call others an idiot leh; since only uneducated idiots call others by the same name.
huawei is some badass prc company
American engineer in Singapore raises*questions
By Adrianne Jeffries on February 15, 2013 03:14 pm Email @adrjeffries 31COMMENTS
Shane Todd's girlfriend found him hanging in his Singaporean apartment six months ago, a sudden tragedy that local police deemed a suicide. But six months later, Todd's girlfriend, family and the FBI are still wondering what exactly happened. Todd had just put in his last day as an employee of IME, a Singaporean government research institute, where he had been working on a high-powered amplifier with commercial and "huge" military uses. The amplifier was being co-developed with the Chinese telecom giant Huawei. Todd's parents say their son was increasingly uncomfortable at his job and "said there were things he had done that could get him in trouble with the US government." The Singaporean investigation is still ongoing. But after analyzing Todd's backup hard drive and commissioning a review of the autopsy report, Todd's family now believes he was murdered. Suspicious clues include suicide notes that praised the employer he allegedly hated, bruises on his hands, and evidence that his hard drive had been accessed after his death. There's nothing conclusive in the Financial Times's deep investigation, but it's a strange story that raises some very scary questions.
American engineer in Singapore raises*questions
By Adrianne Jeffries on February 15, 2013 03:14 pm Email @adrjeffries 31COMMENTS
Shane Todd's girlfriend found him hanging in his Singaporean apartment six months ago, a sudden tragedy that local police deemed a suicide. But six months later, Todd's girlfriend, family and the FBI are still wondering what exactly happened. Todd had just put in his last day as an employee of IME, a Singaporean government research institute, where he had been working on a high-powered amplifier with commercial and "huge" military uses. The amplifier was being co-developed with the Chinese telecom giant Huawei. Todd's parents say their son was increasingly uncomfortable at his job and "said there were things he had done that could get him in trouble with the US government." The Singaporean investigation is still ongoing. But after analyzing Todd's backup hard drive and commissioning a review of the autopsy report, Todd's family now believes he was murdered. Suspicious clues include suicide notes that praised the employer he allegedly hated, bruises on his hands, and evidence that his hard drive had been accessed after his death. There's nothing conclusive in the Financial Times's deep investigation, but it's a strange story that raises some very scary questions.
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