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« Reply #12 on: May 03, 2007, 04:03:07 AM »

the lighting attracted me!!! haha... vote for them die... dun vote for them also die!!! can our opposition party be garang abit!!!
why dont ask the ppl who vote be more garang?!

We can be garang but no use.... opposition only a handful... most of which really cannot make it... unless we have one like the republican in US vs the democrats... then, die die i wont like lighting strike twice n use the hammer!!!
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« Reply #13 on: May 03, 2007, 04:04:27 AM »

Sinkies... you got to work until your last breath...

http://www.channelnewsasia.com/stories/singaporelocalnews/view/273628/1/.html

NTUC Chief warns against S'pore becoming 'another average nation'
By S Ramesh, Channel NewsAsia | Posted: 01 May 2007 2035 hrs

SINGAPORE: Addressing the May Day Rally on Tuesday was NTUC Secretary-General Lim Swee Say, who vowed to ensure Singapore never becomes a "same nation in the world of same challenges".

If that happened, he warned the country could end up as, in his words, "just another average nation".

Mr Lim noted that Singapore has its own unique blend of tripartism where the partners think far, talk real and act fast in unity.

He hopes that in five years time, with the efforts put in place to encourage more people to work longer, Singapore can become one of the nations with the longest employment.

He said, "Let us commit ourselves to always do the right things. Let us strive for unlimited Singapore so that there will be higher, better and longer employment for all. Let us strive for an even more united Singapore so that all collars of workers, all ages and nationalities will work, live and play together." - CNA/yy


ask him go play golf lah!!! got golfing event sure to see him.
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« Reply #14 on: May 03, 2007, 04:10:17 AM »

Allow me to say something for our old guards. I mean the people who started to take Singapore independently away from the British Government. Of course this is what our family elders had been talking about. I witness some events myself when I was a little kid, living in a Kampong in Geylang.  Smiley

Once I remembered , I looked out of the window gap, I noticed foreign troops with rifles, bayonets attached, slicing tyres of cars parked along our kampong roads. On growing up, then I realised those were the days of Indonesian Confrontation. Singapore were at their mercy. At that time Singapore had only 2 platoons of volunteered soldiers.

Next, I usually saw groups of gangsters, chasing each other in the kampong, throwing acid bulbs against each rival groups. Some wielding  parangs and slashing each other to death. It was like a kongfu film on TV. Shocked

Next, there were curfews imposed all of a sudden and we were caught right in the middle of the road. No buses, no taxis, we really don't know what to do.

So at that time, we had brand names like Lee Kuan Yew, Toh Chin Chye, Rajaratnam, Goh Keng Swee, Ong Pang Boon and a few other pioneers. I understand, at that time, they really had to govern Singapore ,risking their own lifes at times. Frankly, we have to respect those old guards.

Today, those who took over are more or less enjoying lifes.  Smiley Smiley Today, we are complaining is because, they are moving too fast, forgetting our welfare, our family, our jobs, our interests, our pockets. This is the whole trouble. Now they are begining to be compassionate towards the population, which is probably a bit late.  Smiley that's why most are making noise.  Smiley The only way is to complaint and amuse ourselves.......and make ourselves happy. chitchat



gives us peanuts and treat us like monkeys~~ will u be accepting peanuts again b4 the next GE?? by then... most of us could already be suck dry!!!
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« Reply #15 on: May 03, 2007, 05:15:06 AM »

Next in line is School Fees.......as we stride to be the best.....need to employ foreign teachers to teach our childrens.....then....increase service & conservancy fees as cost of maintaince increase...then increase in Power & water bills....to teach s'porean to save the earth.....then increase HDB flat prices as cost of sand and granite goes up...etc etc etc

Thanks for voting them........make sure you dont lose your job....it will be very very depressing to sleep thinking about how you gonna pay your bill next month.

Wai sai bro...i think you just hit the head of the nail....hang on tight...4 more years to go...
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