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DAMN FUCKING FUNNY LAH.....fucking pappy running doggie zaobao reporter wanto porlumpar TT.....write abt seeing tony tan at jalan besar stadium watching the spore vs malaysia match...but TT later clarify in his fb at he is actually at home watching the match on TV...HAHAHAHA..fucking running dog zaobao reporter kena pawned by own master... HAHHAHAHAHHAH
Zaobao journalist ’saw’ Tony Tan at Jalan Besar stadium when he was actually at home
July 25th, 2011 |
Author: Temasek Review
In an article published yesterday, Lianhe Zaobao journalist Huang Jun Xian (黄俊贤) claimed that he saw PAP-endorsed presidential candidate Dr Tony Tan at Jalan Besar stadium on Saturday watching the FIFA World Cup qualifier between Singapore and Malaysia:
“…Our two presidential hopefuls Dr Tony Tan and Dr Tan Cheng Bock were also at the stadium lending support to the Lions.”
(….我国两名准总统候选人陈庆炎博士和陈清木医生也到场为雄狮队打气助威。)
[Source: Lianhe Zaobao]
It turned out that Dr Tony Tan was never at the stadium at all. In a clarification posted on his Facebook, the Office of Dr Tony Tan explained:
“We have to clarify however, that Dr Tony Tan was at the stadium in spirit only. In fact, like many Singaporeans, he was at home watching it on Channel 5. Cheers, The Office of Dr Tony Tan.”
Was Mr Huang hallucinating when he claimed he ’saw’ Dr Tony Tan at the stadium or did he simply cook up a story out of nowhere to please his former boss?
Dr Tony Tan is the ex-Chairman of Singapore Press Holdings which controls all the print media in Singapore. Ever since he declared his candidacy for the coming presidential election, the state media has gone on a propaganda overdrive to promote him.
The extensive unfair media coverage he has been getting in the last two weeks overshadowed that of other candidates, including pro-Singaporean leader Tan Jee Say.
Dr Tony Tan has received a lot of flak from the public lately for his pro-foreigner education policies in the 1990s which discriminate against native Singaporeans.
With the presidential campaign looming ahead, Singaporeans can expect more such ‘wayang’ from the state media to whitewash Dr Tan’s past association with the PAP and to portray him as a ‘caring’, ‘kind’ and ‘understanding’ leader.
Zaobao journalist ’saw’ Tony Tan at Jalan Besar stadium when he was actually at home
In an article published yesterday, Lianhe Zaobao journalist Huang Jun Xian (黄俊贤) claimed that he saw PAP-endorsed presidential candidate Dr Tony Tan at Jalan Besar stadium on Saturday watching the FIFA World Cup qualifier between Singapore and Malaysia:
“…Our two presidential hopefuls Dr Tony Tan and Dr Tan Cheng Bock were also at the stadium lending support to the Lions.”
(….我国两名准总统候选人陈庆炎博士和陈清木医生也到场为雄狮队打气助威。)
[Source: Lianhe Zaobao]
It turned out that Dr Tony Tan was never at the stadium at all. In a clarification posted on his Facebook, the Office of Dr Tony Tan explained:
“We have to clarify however, that Dr Tony Tan was at the stadium in spirit only. In fact, like many Singaporeans, he was at home watching it on Channel 5. Cheers, The Office of Dr Tony Tan.”
Was Mr Huang hallucinating when he claimed he ’saw’ Dr Tony Tan at the stadium or did he simply cook up a story out of nowhere to please his former boss?
Dr Tony Tan is the ex-Chairman of Singapore Press Holdings which controls all the print media in Singapore. Ever since he declared his candidacy for the coming presidential election, the state media has gone on a propaganda overdrive to promote him.
The extensive unfair media coverage he has been getting in the last two weeks overshadowed that of other candidates, including pro-Singaporean leader Tan Jee Say.
Dr Tony Tan has received a lot of flak from the public lately for his pro-foreigner education policies in the 1990s which discriminate against native Singaporeans.
With the presidential campaign looming ahead, Singaporeans can expect more such ‘wayang’ from the state media to whitewash Dr Tan’s past association with the PAP and to portray him as a ‘caring’, ‘kind’ and ‘understanding’ leader.
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