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Tuesday, November 30, 2010
Monday, November 29, 2010
botakman at SDP CLAN proclaimed as the next "gay mp" (magistrate of peasants)?
M. Ravi speaks about his upcoming challenge to the constitutionality of Section 377A (Part 3 of 3)
Botakman, a scion of a reputable school headmaster, had joined SDP CLAN. he was an eloquent speaker. he was gay - according to the RAVI, the crazy lawfighter for local and FT criminals in peesailand.
SDP CLAN was well-tuned to a special breed in peesailand: the gays, the lesbos, the bisexuals and the whatever kinky species. the unique number was growing and growing fast.
in order to tap into this group for voting supports, BOTAKMAN was engaged. he was one helluva speaker. his charm, charisma and delivery of fiery motivating speech was captivating. PINK POWER TO HIM!!
unfortunately liaising with SDP CLAN would do more damage than good to a wonderful cause to stamp public prejudices against a breed of special people called PLUs (people-like-us wasn't really people like us).
SDP CLAN had always hidden a very evil motive under the veil of their faked up righteousness and chivalry. their dubious link with foreign forces had never been denied or explained clearly. why? god knows!
master chee was one cunning fraudster that had re-packaged SDP CLAN. when an ad firm used a rogue bear for their gimmick, chee copied and used another bear mascot to ketok or cheat children and teenagers who were their next target to breed a new clan of youngster ninjas for their shadowy hideous movement.
to a fresh young and naive mind, master chee would execute his deadly mind-control kungfu feat easily. a new breed of SDP zombies in the making? well, peasants were now waiting. watching. praying.....and finally hoping. would the SDP CLAN be finally eradicated from the political martial arts scene looking at the huge problems they were amassing and the huge lawsuit taels claim against them?
that's where USD and SF were established as a refuge for SDP's final migration when their liar was fully annihilated. when would that be? stay tuned and counting.....
Sunday, November 21, 2010
CONIFRMED: USD & SF are SDP's branches
Nov 20, 2010
Rebranding the SDP
SINGAPORE DEMOCRATIC PARTY
YEAR FORMED: 1980
LEADER: Secretary-general Chee Soon Juan, 48
MANIFESTO: Economic proposals launched last Saturday
KEY CAMPAIGN ISSUES: Creating a fairer society, curbing the influx of foreign workers and increasing health-care spending
MR NEW Junwei, 27, used to have an unsavoury impression of the Singapore Democratic Party (SDP).
'They seemed fierce, and were always getting into trouble,' says the sales executive, referring to the convictions imposed on SDP leaders for staging illegal protests, and the libel suits that SDP chief Chee Soon Juan lost to government leaders.
Then he attended a political rally staged by the party last Saturday - and he had a change of perception.
He says he was surprised by the carnival-like atmosphere, replete with a rock band and a teddy bear mascot, and the unveiling of the party's economic proposals from its manifesto.
'Now the SDP seems a bit more respectable, even constructive,' admits Mr New.
This is the new image that the SDP wants to foster among voters ahead of the next polls, through a recent raft of measures.
By launching the economic segment of its election manifesto, SDP is seeking to show that it is not all sound and no substance. Titled It's About You, the proposals include calling for a minimum wage to help low-wage workers cope with costs of living.
Dr Chee tells Insight that the party is recruiting 'people of substance' as members and potential candidates for the next polls. They include former Workers' Party candidate James Gomez, 45, a public relations academic based in Melbourne, and Dr Vincent Wijeysingha, 40, executive director of migrant workers' rights group TWC2.
Another image-changing tactic is the use of mascot Danny the Democracy Bear for its walkabouts.
But even as it tries to soften its image, the party is still grappling with the consequences of its strident activism. The party, Dr Chee and his sister Chee Siok Chin, a central executive committee member, still owe $610,000 in damages to Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong and Minister Mentor Lee Kuan Yew for defaming them in an SDP newsletter article during the 2006 polls.
As bankrupts, the Chees and party chairman Gandhi Ambalam are barred from contesting in the next election. If the party is unable to pay up, it could be wound up.
The party's uncertain fate is believed to be the key reason SDP supporters set up a new party called United Singapore Democrats earlier this year. It is seen as an alternative vehicle for the SDP to contest the polls should it be shut down.
Meanwhile, SDP is continuing with its online efforts to engage young, tech-savvy voters through the party website and social media platforms.
It is stepping up its walkabouts in Bukit Panjang - the only ward that the SDP has openly declared its intention to contest. Sources say it is also eyeing the five-member Tampines GRC.
Independent political analyst Derek da Cunha says the SDP's style of personalising political issues would appeal to only a small section of the electorate. 'Most voters feel national issues are too important to be personalised,' he notes.
Rookie in the field
SOCIALIST FRONT
YEAR FORMED: September 2010
LEADERS: Chairman Ng Teck Siong, 69, businessman, and secretary-general Chia Ti Lik, 36, lawyer
MANIFESTO: Being drafted
KEY CAMPAIGN ISSUES: To set economic and political policies for the good of the common people
AT ITS coming-out party two months ago, the Socialist Front (SF) announced its aim of forming a future socialist government. Today, Singapore's newest political party still does not know where it will contest in the coming polls.
SF chairman Ng Teck Siong, 69, says it wants to fight in at least two single-member constituencies, with the candidates likely to be himself and secretary-general Chia Ti Lik. But he admits the party will have to wait for 'leftovers' from the bigger opposition parties after they have divided up the electoral wards among themselves.
He acknowledges that his party, with about 15 members now, will have difficulty mounting a sizeable campaign and making any impact. The lack of experienced candidates is another factor.
Eight of the 11 central executive committee members are political rookies. Only Mr Ng, Mr Chia and treasurer Mansor Rahman, 59, have electoral experience.
Mr Chia represented the Workers' Party (WP) in the 2006 polls while Mr Mansor stood for the Singapore United Front in Geylang Serai in 1984. Mr Ng, a former member of the Reform Party, WP and Singapore Democratic Party (SDP), was part of the WP team fielded in West Coast GRC in the 1997 polls.
The party is not conducting walkabouts or home visits, but it plans to hold monthly forums and launch its website soon. Since its inception, SF has been in talks with SDP and the National Solidarity Party on how to fight in the coming elections.
Rebranding the SDP
SINGAPORE DEMOCRATIC PARTY
YEAR FORMED: 1980
LEADER: Secretary-general Chee Soon Juan, 48
MANIFESTO: Economic proposals launched last Saturday
KEY CAMPAIGN ISSUES: Creating a fairer society, curbing the influx of foreign workers and increasing health-care spending
MR NEW Junwei, 27, used to have an unsavoury impression of the Singapore Democratic Party (SDP).
'They seemed fierce, and were always getting into trouble,' says the sales executive, referring to the convictions imposed on SDP leaders for staging illegal protests, and the libel suits that SDP chief Chee Soon Juan lost to government leaders.
Then he attended a political rally staged by the party last Saturday - and he had a change of perception.
He says he was surprised by the carnival-like atmosphere, replete with a rock band and a teddy bear mascot, and the unveiling of the party's economic proposals from its manifesto.
'Now the SDP seems a bit more respectable, even constructive,' admits Mr New.
This is the new image that the SDP wants to foster among voters ahead of the next polls, through a recent raft of measures.
By launching the economic segment of its election manifesto, SDP is seeking to show that it is not all sound and no substance. Titled It's About You, the proposals include calling for a minimum wage to help low-wage workers cope with costs of living.
Dr Chee tells Insight that the party is recruiting 'people of substance' as members and potential candidates for the next polls. They include former Workers' Party candidate James Gomez, 45, a public relations academic based in Melbourne, and Dr Vincent Wijeysingha, 40, executive director of migrant workers' rights group TWC2.
Another image-changing tactic is the use of mascot Danny the Democracy Bear for its walkabouts.
But even as it tries to soften its image, the party is still grappling with the consequences of its strident activism. The party, Dr Chee and his sister Chee Siok Chin, a central executive committee member, still owe $610,000 in damages to Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong and Minister Mentor Lee Kuan Yew for defaming them in an SDP newsletter article during the 2006 polls.
As bankrupts, the Chees and party chairman Gandhi Ambalam are barred from contesting in the next election. If the party is unable to pay up, it could be wound up.
The party's uncertain fate is believed to be the key reason SDP supporters set up a new party called United Singapore Democrats earlier this year. It is seen as an alternative vehicle for the SDP to contest the polls should it be shut down.
Meanwhile, SDP is continuing with its online efforts to engage young, tech-savvy voters through the party website and social media platforms.
It is stepping up its walkabouts in Bukit Panjang - the only ward that the SDP has openly declared its intention to contest. Sources say it is also eyeing the five-member Tampines GRC.
Independent political analyst Derek da Cunha says the SDP's style of personalising political issues would appeal to only a small section of the electorate. 'Most voters feel national issues are too important to be personalised,' he notes.
Rookie in the field
SOCIALIST FRONT
YEAR FORMED: September 2010
LEADERS: Chairman Ng Teck Siong, 69, businessman, and secretary-general Chia Ti Lik, 36, lawyer
MANIFESTO: Being drafted
KEY CAMPAIGN ISSUES: To set economic and political policies for the good of the common people
AT ITS coming-out party two months ago, the Socialist Front (SF) announced its aim of forming a future socialist government. Today, Singapore's newest political party still does not know where it will contest in the coming polls.
SF chairman Ng Teck Siong, 69, says it wants to fight in at least two single-member constituencies, with the candidates likely to be himself and secretary-general Chia Ti Lik. But he admits the party will have to wait for 'leftovers' from the bigger opposition parties after they have divided up the electoral wards among themselves.
He acknowledges that his party, with about 15 members now, will have difficulty mounting a sizeable campaign and making any impact. The lack of experienced candidates is another factor.
Eight of the 11 central executive committee members are political rookies. Only Mr Ng, Mr Chia and treasurer Mansor Rahman, 59, have electoral experience.
Mr Chia represented the Workers' Party (WP) in the 2006 polls while Mr Mansor stood for the Singapore United Front in Geylang Serai in 1984. Mr Ng, a former member of the Reform Party, WP and Singapore Democratic Party (SDP), was part of the WP team fielded in West Coast GRC in the 1997 polls.
The party is not conducting walkabouts or home visits, but it plans to hold monthly forums and launch its website soon. Since its inception, SF has been in talks with SDP and the National Solidarity Party on how to fight in the coming elections.
Friday, November 19, 2010
SDP CLAN copying SILLY HARVEST CHURH
wow! this was absolutely unbelievable!! SDP CLAN had fully copied the deadly mind boggling kungfu from SILLY HARVEST CHURCH. this was the biggest church in peesailand and probably the richest in the whole south east asia. SILLY HARVEST CHURCH was using a divine deadly skill that tickled hooleey but dumbo peasants to gladly party with their gold taels. of late, they had gotten themselves into taels constipation after globbering too excessively from the peasants. silly harvest church was now under probe.
back to SDP CLAN, if master chee wasn't a kungfu master, he would sure make an alternative KONG HEE FATT CHOY, leeder of the SILLY HARVEST CHURCH and be loaded and bloated with gold taels!
as it turned out, the SDP WU-LIN meet in honglim hill was a pirate copy kungfu stance from SILLY HARVEST. peasants were blurred again. many hooleey ones would have swear that it was a church hooleey gathering of the desecrated hooleey spirits.
in the video, lamui appeared. wait a minute! wasn't she the master of the newly formed USD or U SEE DITDIT CLAN?
it was confirmed by the tabloid. USD was appropriately SDP which the latter was destined to be doomed pretty soon for owing the leegime hundreds of taels due to defamation and other charges.
catch question: WHY WASN'T HWANG RONG, the taiwanese wifey of master chee not making the mandarin speech instead of lamui? ain't her more powderful taiwanese deadlier than lamui's abc standard?
the minor details tell much.....and many should be made aware of their hidden deadly toxic fine darts. once hit, it would be HALLELUJAH!! victim shall be blain washed, blain drained.....and it would to longkong he would be heading next.
back to SDP CLAN, if master chee wasn't a kungfu master, he would sure make an alternative KONG HEE FATT CHOY, leeder of the SILLY HARVEST CHURCH and be loaded and bloated with gold taels!
as it turned out, the SDP WU-LIN meet in honglim hill was a pirate copy kungfu stance from SILLY HARVEST. peasants were blurred again. many hooleey ones would have swear that it was a church hooleey gathering of the desecrated hooleey spirits.
in the video, lamui appeared. wait a minute! wasn't she the master of the newly formed USD or U SEE DITDIT CLAN?
it was confirmed by the tabloid. USD was appropriately SDP which the latter was destined to be doomed pretty soon for owing the leegime hundreds of taels due to defamation and other charges.
catch question: WHY WASN'T HWANG RONG, the taiwanese wifey of master chee not making the mandarin speech instead of lamui? ain't her more powderful taiwanese deadlier than lamui's abc standard?
the minor details tell much.....and many should be made aware of their hidden deadly toxic fine darts. once hit, it would be HALLELUJAH!! victim shall be blain washed, blain drained.....and it would to longkong he would be heading next.
Wednesday, November 17, 2010
zombied SDP GEN X teen
SDP CLAN master chee had really done it again. he had in a way sucessfully brainwashed some naive teens in peesailand. such teens probably were made to feel high when they joined SDP CLAN where they were given artificial TLC or tender loving care and lots of faked attention. the SDP GEN X teens were thus created. this SDP CLAN's newest ploy was targeted at unnoticed teens in peesailand. they were made to feel with great importance when SDP CLAN hoodwinked them into their hideous propaganda.
watch and realise what's going on. do pay attention to your own teenage kids lest they fall prey into the SDP CLAN of hookwinks, ninja turtles and mind-benders.
Kenneth Lin: I was lied to
Tuesday, 16 November 2010
Singapore Democrats
Sixteen-year-old Kenneth Lin spoke at the SDP's It's About You rally on 13 November 2010.
yep! poor boy was seriously lied to again by SDP CLAN. the 2nd lie from SDP was even more serious than the lst one.
watch and realise what's going on. do pay attention to your own teenage kids lest they fall prey into the SDP CLAN of hookwinks, ninja turtles and mind-benders.
Kenneth Lin: I was lied to
Tuesday, 16 November 2010
Singapore Democrats
Sixteen-year-old Kenneth Lin spoke at the SDP's It's About You rally on 13 November 2010.
yep! poor boy was seriously lied to again by SDP CLAN. the 2nd lie from SDP was even more serious than the lst one.
Monday, November 15, 2010
SANCTIONING OF PEASANTS OF PEESAILAND - revisited
Chee Soon Juan call on America to stop business with Singapore
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If the US agrees with Chee, what will happen to us?
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Chee Soon Juan to go on U.S. talk shows asking Obama to address human rights abuse in Singapore - when sending videoclip about chee's yakking failed, sent chee in personal gift wrapped to USA.
A week after MM Lee Kuan Yew was interviewed on the U.S. Talk Show – the Charlie Rose Show and was given a rare meeting with U.S. President Barack Obama at the White House, Singapore opposition leader Dr Chee Soon Juan will go on a series of radio shows in America.
The interviews come on the eve of President Barack Obama’s visit to Singapore for the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) meeting from 12-14 Nov 09.
Among the interviews will be one with Mr Ron Reagan on Air America and veteran talk show host Lionel Lipshitz on The Lionel Show.
In an earlier interview with Talk Radio News Service Bureau Chief Ellen Ratner, Dr Chee spoke about the repressive laws put in place by the Singapore government to curtail the political rights of citizens such as the recent public order law passed which ban even peaceful solo protest. - master chee could be suggesting that peesailand legalised the using of MAGNUM to blow other's head off!!
He also urged Mr Obama to take note of the human rights abuses in Singapore and call on America’s political and business leaders to stop collaboration with the Singapore government unless it improves on its human rights record.
Last week, Singapore Law Minister Shanmugan spent 3 days trying to convince a skeptical American audience from the New York State Bar Association that Singapore is a country of law and that its situation is “unique”.
Dr Chee’s personal testimony of the human rights abuses and political persecution he had suffered at the hands of the ruling party is likely to win him much sympathy from the American public and further damage the reputation of the Singapore government. - the law says NO to chee, but he persists and insists. then how? master chee higher than the law?
Though the ruling party is able to maintain a tight grip over the local media, it has little or no influence over the American press.
While President Obama is unlikely to heed Dr Chee’s call to exert pressure on the Singapore government to liberalize the political landscape, the negative publicity generated worldwide will nevertheless make the regime feel uncomfortable. - obama has better things to do then to listen to to the incessant whinnings from chee ah juan about his personal vendetta against the leegime.
Being a globalized city heavily dependent on trade, Singapore cannot afford to allow its international branding to be tarnished by charges of political repression.
In stark contrast, Hong Kong, despite having only limited self-rule under Communist China, seldom encounter such negative publicity about its political system.
Even China is becoming more conscious of its international image. Chinese President Hu Jintao recently gave a pledge to the western media that they would be allowed to report freely on events in China.
In an increasingly inter-connected world where barriers between states are breaking down fast by the internet, the Singapore government is finding it harder to keep the facade of itself being a “democracy” for long.
U.S. NGO Freedom House wrote in its 2009 report that Singapore is not an “electoral democracy which would have a detrimental impact on the impression the Americans have on Singapore.
While Dr Chee was never a MP, his influence on Singapore politics will extend far beyond Singapore’s shores. - obviously a boastful empty claim by the SDP CLAN
The Singapore government should realize that its tried and tested methods of stifling political dissent through repressive measures will eventually backfire on them and damage their own credibility which no amount of PR exercise will reverse.
From now onwards, it has to be especially vigilant to its actions which may give others free ammunitions to shoot at it.
Singapore “exceptionalism” is no excuse for its oppression. The Singapore government may be able to deceive its own people, but not freedom-loving souls from the rest of the free world.
http://www.temasekreview.com/2009/11...-in-singapore/
SDP CLAN never ceases to exploit any website that is prejudiced and non-constructive. sites which are full of mischiefs and bias are just what SDP CLAN needs the most and also what describe the LOKI nature of master chee the chief public jester.
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If the US agrees with Chee, what will happen to us?
Quote:
Chee Soon Juan to go on U.S. talk shows asking Obama to address human rights abuse in Singapore - when sending videoclip about chee's yakking failed, sent chee in personal gift wrapped to USA.
A week after MM Lee Kuan Yew was interviewed on the U.S. Talk Show – the Charlie Rose Show and was given a rare meeting with U.S. President Barack Obama at the White House, Singapore opposition leader Dr Chee Soon Juan will go on a series of radio shows in America.
The interviews come on the eve of President Barack Obama’s visit to Singapore for the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) meeting from 12-14 Nov 09.
Among the interviews will be one with Mr Ron Reagan on Air America and veteran talk show host Lionel Lipshitz on The Lionel Show.
In an earlier interview with Talk Radio News Service Bureau Chief Ellen Ratner, Dr Chee spoke about the repressive laws put in place by the Singapore government to curtail the political rights of citizens such as the recent public order law passed which ban even peaceful solo protest. - master chee could be suggesting that peesailand legalised the using of MAGNUM to blow other's head off!!
He also urged Mr Obama to take note of the human rights abuses in Singapore and call on America’s political and business leaders to stop collaboration with the Singapore government unless it improves on its human rights record.
Last week, Singapore Law Minister Shanmugan spent 3 days trying to convince a skeptical American audience from the New York State Bar Association that Singapore is a country of law and that its situation is “unique”.
Dr Chee’s personal testimony of the human rights abuses and political persecution he had suffered at the hands of the ruling party is likely to win him much sympathy from the American public and further damage the reputation of the Singapore government. - the law says NO to chee, but he persists and insists. then how? master chee higher than the law?
Though the ruling party is able to maintain a tight grip over the local media, it has little or no influence over the American press.
While President Obama is unlikely to heed Dr Chee’s call to exert pressure on the Singapore government to liberalize the political landscape, the negative publicity generated worldwide will nevertheless make the regime feel uncomfortable. - obama has better things to do then to listen to to the incessant whinnings from chee ah juan about his personal vendetta against the leegime.
Being a globalized city heavily dependent on trade, Singapore cannot afford to allow its international branding to be tarnished by charges of political repression.
In stark contrast, Hong Kong, despite having only limited self-rule under Communist China, seldom encounter such negative publicity about its political system.
Even China is becoming more conscious of its international image. Chinese President Hu Jintao recently gave a pledge to the western media that they would be allowed to report freely on events in China.
In an increasingly inter-connected world where barriers between states are breaking down fast by the internet, the Singapore government is finding it harder to keep the facade of itself being a “democracy” for long.
U.S. NGO Freedom House wrote in its 2009 report that Singapore is not an “electoral democracy which would have a detrimental impact on the impression the Americans have on Singapore.
While Dr Chee was never a MP, his influence on Singapore politics will extend far beyond Singapore’s shores. - obviously a boastful empty claim by the SDP CLAN
The Singapore government should realize that its tried and tested methods of stifling political dissent through repressive measures will eventually backfire on them and damage their own credibility which no amount of PR exercise will reverse.
From now onwards, it has to be especially vigilant to its actions which may give others free ammunitions to shoot at it.
Singapore “exceptionalism” is no excuse for its oppression. The Singapore government may be able to deceive its own people, but not freedom-loving souls from the rest of the free world.
http://www.temasekreview.com/2009/11...-in-singapore/
SDP CLAN never ceases to exploit any website that is prejudiced and non-constructive. sites which are full of mischiefs and bias are just what SDP CLAN needs the most and also what describe the LOKI nature of master chee the chief public jester.
chroming of teens and teletubbies
SDP's desperate attempt to brainwash teenagers and teletubbies was getting fanatic. during their duel with the imperial guards executing their failed CRAZY DRAGON 18 DEADLY BLOWS. when they staged this deadly kungfu stance, teletubbies kids were actually deployed as the defence shield just in case matter got out of control and violence set in. the innocent and naive teletubbies kids were supposed to act as "compassionate lovable adoring" shields. such cowardice could only be documented from SDP's persistent public clowning antics disregarding the safety of those teletubbies.
last saturday at honglim hill, SDP now deployed pubicless hairless teens as their defence shield. again, the purpose were to fake out that even youngsters who were in puberty and quite hairless adored SDP. this was rick sick mentality from the desperado SDP CLAN.
master chee ah juan could be running out of clowning tricks and hence resorting to exploiting even teletubbies and the teleteens now.
one enraged and disappointed peasant voiced out his displeasure - an exemplary adversed reaction from the majority if looking at the deteroriating turnout.
SDP's Second Rally had lesser Crowd Turnout!
by Patrick Lee Song Juan on Monday, November 15, 2010 at 5:51am
Huge flags flew high and mighty...but where was the crowd?? Compared to the first Rally last month, it was so dismal!
The crowd was so dissipated. Isolated groups form here and there. The atmosphere was nothing like the last rally. I attended both rallies.
I took it as an experience to attend rallies...even election rallies of the past with charged sentiments and emotions.
But today on (13.11.2010), I was really taken aback when a young kid of maybe 16 or 17 years old went up to the stage and spoke. He seemed precocious for his age though small in size. He was non other than Kenneth Lin. I did not pay attention to his speech but my personal opinion is: he should not even standing up there! Why groom a kid at this age to be involved in politics. He is still in JC. The contents of his speech you all can listen when SDP posts on their website or Facebook. What platform or political direction is SDP trying to bring forth to the discerning public? Politics is not child-play or flim-flam. PAP may be feeling amused.
The last rally before Vincent Cheng (VC) went up to speak, I had a word with him and with 'unreserved frankness' I told him does it serve any purpose even if he let the whole of S'pore know he was jailed under ISA. Can he turn back the clock ? Or can he bring the government or PAP to court that jailed him for those donkey years? VC was adamant and went up to deliver his 'sermon'. It became the 'counter-force' that may have back-fired. Hence today's rally many shy away not to be seen as supporting a political 'dissident'. The fear factor!! So the crowd was in much lesser numbers.
I lay a bet if SDP is to organise a third rally some other time....the thinning of the crowd may be even worse. Many may think what is on SDP's sleeves the next time?...going to let a 5 year old toddler to rattle his piece about how bad the PAP is? What can a five year old know apart from sing 'Baa Baa Black Sheep' !! and there goes masak-masak politics !! This is just a hypothetical scenario...not for real right?? But why a kid of 17 years talking on stage about politics???
Is that what SDP is projecting into the minds of Singaporeans the politics of "uncertainty?" No more confrontational politics !! but a new beginning of political change into tender innocent age politics !!??
last saturday at honglim hill, SDP now deployed pubicless hairless teens as their defence shield. again, the purpose were to fake out that even youngsters who were in puberty and quite hairless adored SDP. this was rick sick mentality from the desperado SDP CLAN.
master chee ah juan could be running out of clowning tricks and hence resorting to exploiting even teletubbies and the teleteens now.
one enraged and disappointed peasant voiced out his displeasure - an exemplary adversed reaction from the majority if looking at the deteroriating turnout.
SDP's Second Rally had lesser Crowd Turnout!
by Patrick Lee Song Juan on Monday, November 15, 2010 at 5:51am
Huge flags flew high and mighty...but where was the crowd?? Compared to the first Rally last month, it was so dismal!
The crowd was so dissipated. Isolated groups form here and there. The atmosphere was nothing like the last rally. I attended both rallies.
I took it as an experience to attend rallies...even election rallies of the past with charged sentiments and emotions.
But today on (13.11.2010), I was really taken aback when a young kid of maybe 16 or 17 years old went up to the stage and spoke. He seemed precocious for his age though small in size. He was non other than Kenneth Lin. I did not pay attention to his speech but my personal opinion is: he should not even standing up there! Why groom a kid at this age to be involved in politics. He is still in JC. The contents of his speech you all can listen when SDP posts on their website or Facebook. What platform or political direction is SDP trying to bring forth to the discerning public? Politics is not child-play or flim-flam. PAP may be feeling amused.
The last rally before Vincent Cheng (VC) went up to speak, I had a word with him and with 'unreserved frankness' I told him does it serve any purpose even if he let the whole of S'pore know he was jailed under ISA. Can he turn back the clock ? Or can he bring the government or PAP to court that jailed him for those donkey years? VC was adamant and went up to deliver his 'sermon'. It became the 'counter-force' that may have back-fired. Hence today's rally many shy away not to be seen as supporting a political 'dissident'. The fear factor!! So the crowd was in much lesser numbers.
I lay a bet if SDP is to organise a third rally some other time....the thinning of the crowd may be even worse. Many may think what is on SDP's sleeves the next time?...going to let a 5 year old toddler to rattle his piece about how bad the PAP is? What can a five year old know apart from sing 'Baa Baa Black Sheep' !! and there goes masak-masak politics !! This is just a hypothetical scenario...not for real right?? But why a kid of 17 years talking on stage about politics???
Is that what SDP is projecting into the minds of Singaporeans the politics of "uncertainty?" No more confrontational politics !! but a new beginning of political change into tender innocent age politics !!??
Friday, November 12, 2010
to longkang, to the big longkang
hadn't ranted enough in the magistrate court, master chee ah juan now exploited their TIT FOR TAT website and tried to smoke his zombies for his "freedom of speech".
this was quite contradicting as master chee had deployed a gang of cyberbullies into other forum sites to stamp, target and harrass those who posted bad remarks against SDP CLAN.
it was so heartening that master chee was now licking his own medicine and getting his imbecile SDP disciples into the big longkang full of shits. they just loved the shits they were consistently churning. and now the buzzing little flies were hovering in too.
Dr Chee Soon Juan said in court on Tuesday that all the legal contortions made by the Government cannot hide the fact that the PAP controls the political system with complete disregard for the rule of law and the Constitution. But it seems that the Courts cannot see this.
The SDP secretary-general said this in his submissions during his appeal on his four convictions for speaking in public without a permit in the weeks before the 2006 general elections. The appeal hearing took place before High Court Judge Steven Chong (pictured) ealier this week.
Below are excerpts of Dr Chee's submissions.
‘This case is about the freedom of speech in Singapore. The charge that I have made a speech in public without a permit is but a red herring. I have repeatedly explained that the Government has openly stated that it will not authorise public political activities.
Is freedom of speech important? Of course, it is. It is what civilises us human beings. It is what protects us from the rich and powerful. Most important, it is guaranteed to us Singaporeans in our constitution.
Without freedom of speech we remain at the mercy of those who rule over us. Without freedom of speech the poor will continue to live off the crumbs thrown from the table of the few who wallow in wanton abundance. Without freedom of speech society's ills cannot be treated.
This hearing can throw up the finest legalese and the most intricate of points of law to convict me. But all these cannot hide one simple but stark fact: Singapore is run by a political system designed by the PAP, of the PAP and for the PAP. The reality is that the PAP controls the political system and comes up with laws and policies that allow it to conduct its political activities freely while preventing its opponents from doing the same.
The public sees this. The unfairness assaults the common sense of every common person. But it seems that the courts cannot see this.
The anger at the injustice is being discussed by the public, especially on the Internet, and with it the clamour for fairness and justice is growing.
The PAP has taken away the people's right to free speech. I am asking this court to restore it for us. I am asking this court to intervene on the side of justice, on behalf of the people. But it seems that every time I ask for bread, I am given stone.
Your Honour, you have the opportunity to right many wrongs. The Chief Justice of Canada, Madam Beverly McLachlin, wrote in December 2005 that
Judges must resist...making 'law' out of what cannot be just, and hence, in a profound sense, cannot be legal. To do otherwise is to allow injustice to hide itself under the cloak of false legality.
On the other hand, you may convict me. But I am comforted that I stand before the judgment of a higher court, the court of History.
I do not live for the here and now. My words will speak louder in the future than presently. I rest assured I will be vindicated. It is with this knowledge that I remain an unrepentant defender of the people's rights and an advocate of their freedom.
’
The four charges carry a total of $20,000 in fine or 20 weeks' imprisonment in default. The Judge reserved judgment.
this was quite contradicting as master chee had deployed a gang of cyberbullies into other forum sites to stamp, target and harrass those who posted bad remarks against SDP CLAN.
it was so heartening that master chee was now licking his own medicine and getting his imbecile SDP disciples into the big longkang full of shits. they just loved the shits they were consistently churning. and now the buzzing little flies were hovering in too.
Dr Chee Soon Juan said in court on Tuesday that all the legal contortions made by the Government cannot hide the fact that the PAP controls the political system with complete disregard for the rule of law and the Constitution. But it seems that the Courts cannot see this.
The SDP secretary-general said this in his submissions during his appeal on his four convictions for speaking in public without a permit in the weeks before the 2006 general elections. The appeal hearing took place before High Court Judge Steven Chong (pictured) ealier this week.
Below are excerpts of Dr Chee's submissions.
‘This case is about the freedom of speech in Singapore. The charge that I have made a speech in public without a permit is but a red herring. I have repeatedly explained that the Government has openly stated that it will not authorise public political activities.
Is freedom of speech important? Of course, it is. It is what civilises us human beings. It is what protects us from the rich and powerful. Most important, it is guaranteed to us Singaporeans in our constitution.
Without freedom of speech we remain at the mercy of those who rule over us. Without freedom of speech the poor will continue to live off the crumbs thrown from the table of the few who wallow in wanton abundance. Without freedom of speech society's ills cannot be treated.
This hearing can throw up the finest legalese and the most intricate of points of law to convict me. But all these cannot hide one simple but stark fact: Singapore is run by a political system designed by the PAP, of the PAP and for the PAP. The reality is that the PAP controls the political system and comes up with laws and policies that allow it to conduct its political activities freely while preventing its opponents from doing the same.
The public sees this. The unfairness assaults the common sense of every common person. But it seems that the courts cannot see this.
The anger at the injustice is being discussed by the public, especially on the Internet, and with it the clamour for fairness and justice is growing.
The PAP has taken away the people's right to free speech. I am asking this court to restore it for us. I am asking this court to intervene on the side of justice, on behalf of the people. But it seems that every time I ask for bread, I am given stone.
Your Honour, you have the opportunity to right many wrongs. The Chief Justice of Canada, Madam Beverly McLachlin, wrote in December 2005 that
Judges must resist...making 'law' out of what cannot be just, and hence, in a profound sense, cannot be legal. To do otherwise is to allow injustice to hide itself under the cloak of false legality.
On the other hand, you may convict me. But I am comforted that I stand before the judgment of a higher court, the court of History.
I do not live for the here and now. My words will speak louder in the future than presently. I rest assured I will be vindicated. It is with this knowledge that I remain an unrepentant defender of the people's rights and an advocate of their freedom.
’
The four charges carry a total of $20,000 in fine or 20 weeks' imprisonment in default. The Judge reserved judgment.
SDP. yes, again....
master chee is mobilising his lackeys to brainwash peasants again on this weekend at honglim hill.
did master chee have another backup artillery from his demised father-in-law clan in taiwan?
where did SDP get their fundings? they had so many fines from the imperial gov and yet they seemed to be unaffected. funding from peasants' donations? nah! it couldn't be. that left only one possiblity: FOREIGN FORCES' FUNDING.
peasants are doomed if taken in and brain washed by chee's deadly mindcontrol freaky kungfu.
An opposition that does itself no favours
By Liang Tung-ping
Straits Times
Nov 10, 2010
EVEN though the Republic of Singapore was founded only 45 years ago, it stands proud in the region and even in the world at large, due to its political stability and economic prosperity.
Strange as it may seem, such a nation, once described by the late Harvard University political scientist Samuel Huntington as a 'near-perfect society', is also often the target of criticism of some political commentators. Their criticisms usually centre around the issues of authoritarian rule and suppression of the opposition parties, and so on.
The truth is that most of these criticisms are superficial, blind, self-opinionated and come with ulterior motives.
The fact remains that in the foreseeable future, there is hardly any opportunity for the opposition parties in Singapore to grow in strength - due to the great work the ruling People's Action Party has done in governing the country, plus the fact that most opposition politicians in Singapore lack the necessary qualities and are often fighting among themselves.
In Singapore, there is a Speakers' Corner within Hong Lim Park, modelled after the Speakers' Corner in Britain's Hyde Park, which the Government established in 2000 in response to criticism that Singapore lacks free speech. This park is a real-life example of what politics is like in Singapore.
When it was first launched, it managed to attract crowds for quite a while, but enthusiasm for it soon died down. The main reason for this is because most of the speakers just could not manage to piece together any serious or meaningful criticism of the Singapore Government. Eventually, most of the issues raised tended to be trivial, and this turned off many in the audience.
All that remains of the Speakers' Corner today is a signboard indicating its location.
In September 2008, Singapore's Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong announced a ground-breaking measure allowing individuals and organisations to gather at Speakers' Corner to stage demonstrations and protests, by simply registering online. For a few days after the measure was announced, the Chinese-language Lianhe Zaobao did a series of stories, hoping to report large-scale public gatherings and demonstrations at the park, events that were previously unheard of in the island state.
In the end, the reporters saw only 'a few tiny birds flying around the park'. It seemed that nobody had bothered to register with the authorities to protest.
The Singapore Parliament comprises 84 elected Members of Parliament (MPs), one Non-Constituency MP (NCMP) and nine Nominated MPs.
Among the elected MPs, there are two opposition members: one of them, the 75-year-old Mr Chiam See Tong, is a six-term MP from the Singapore People's Party who has served for 26 years; the other is Mr Low Thia Khiang from the Workers' Party (WP), who has also been around for quite a few terms. The NCMP is the WP's Ms Sylvia Lim.
The NCMP seats are automatically given to the 'best losers' among the opposition candidates. Indeed, to make the number of opposition MPs in Parliament look better, the Singapore Government has also amended the law to allow more opposition NCMPs in Parliament in the next elections.
Why is this so? Precisely because the opposition has hardly any chance of winning.
A small nation such as Singapore, with all its worthy talents roped in by the ruling party, leaving the opposition with the likes of politicians such as Dr Chee Soon Juan - how can the opposition ever grow in strength and earn the people's trust?
Dr Chee of the Singapore Democratic Party (SDP) is actually the worst example that one can cite among the island's opposition camp. Introduced into politics by Mr Chiam when the latter was the party's secretary-general, he got Mr Chiam kicked out of the SDP and took control of the party. In the end, not only did the SDP fail to grow stronger, but it also went into decline. Dr Chee's capabilities are evident for all to see.
The biggest problem with him is that he likes to resort to rumour-mongering in order to achieve his political agenda. Abandoned by his own comrades and the people of Singapore, Dr Chee is now politically bankrupt.
What is funny is that some Western media and ignorant political commentators still like to treat Dr Chee as some kind of a model figure for the opposition in Singapore.
This commentary appeared in Taiwan's Chinese-language China Times on Nov 6. Translated by Terence Tan.
did master chee have another backup artillery from his demised father-in-law clan in taiwan?
where did SDP get their fundings? they had so many fines from the imperial gov and yet they seemed to be unaffected. funding from peasants' donations? nah! it couldn't be. that left only one possiblity: FOREIGN FORCES' FUNDING.
peasants are doomed if taken in and brain washed by chee's deadly mindcontrol freaky kungfu.
An opposition that does itself no favours
By Liang Tung-ping
Straits Times
Nov 10, 2010
EVEN though the Republic of Singapore was founded only 45 years ago, it stands proud in the region and even in the world at large, due to its political stability and economic prosperity.
Strange as it may seem, such a nation, once described by the late Harvard University political scientist Samuel Huntington as a 'near-perfect society', is also often the target of criticism of some political commentators. Their criticisms usually centre around the issues of authoritarian rule and suppression of the opposition parties, and so on.
The truth is that most of these criticisms are superficial, blind, self-opinionated and come with ulterior motives.
The fact remains that in the foreseeable future, there is hardly any opportunity for the opposition parties in Singapore to grow in strength - due to the great work the ruling People's Action Party has done in governing the country, plus the fact that most opposition politicians in Singapore lack the necessary qualities and are often fighting among themselves.
In Singapore, there is a Speakers' Corner within Hong Lim Park, modelled after the Speakers' Corner in Britain's Hyde Park, which the Government established in 2000 in response to criticism that Singapore lacks free speech. This park is a real-life example of what politics is like in Singapore.
When it was first launched, it managed to attract crowds for quite a while, but enthusiasm for it soon died down. The main reason for this is because most of the speakers just could not manage to piece together any serious or meaningful criticism of the Singapore Government. Eventually, most of the issues raised tended to be trivial, and this turned off many in the audience.
All that remains of the Speakers' Corner today is a signboard indicating its location.
In September 2008, Singapore's Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong announced a ground-breaking measure allowing individuals and organisations to gather at Speakers' Corner to stage demonstrations and protests, by simply registering online. For a few days after the measure was announced, the Chinese-language Lianhe Zaobao did a series of stories, hoping to report large-scale public gatherings and demonstrations at the park, events that were previously unheard of in the island state.
In the end, the reporters saw only 'a few tiny birds flying around the park'. It seemed that nobody had bothered to register with the authorities to protest.
The Singapore Parliament comprises 84 elected Members of Parliament (MPs), one Non-Constituency MP (NCMP) and nine Nominated MPs.
Among the elected MPs, there are two opposition members: one of them, the 75-year-old Mr Chiam See Tong, is a six-term MP from the Singapore People's Party who has served for 26 years; the other is Mr Low Thia Khiang from the Workers' Party (WP), who has also been around for quite a few terms. The NCMP is the WP's Ms Sylvia Lim.
The NCMP seats are automatically given to the 'best losers' among the opposition candidates. Indeed, to make the number of opposition MPs in Parliament look better, the Singapore Government has also amended the law to allow more opposition NCMPs in Parliament in the next elections.
Why is this so? Precisely because the opposition has hardly any chance of winning.
A small nation such as Singapore, with all its worthy talents roped in by the ruling party, leaving the opposition with the likes of politicians such as Dr Chee Soon Juan - how can the opposition ever grow in strength and earn the people's trust?
Dr Chee of the Singapore Democratic Party (SDP) is actually the worst example that one can cite among the island's opposition camp. Introduced into politics by Mr Chiam when the latter was the party's secretary-general, he got Mr Chiam kicked out of the SDP and took control of the party. In the end, not only did the SDP fail to grow stronger, but it also went into decline. Dr Chee's capabilities are evident for all to see.
The biggest problem with him is that he likes to resort to rumour-mongering in order to achieve his political agenda. Abandoned by his own comrades and the people of Singapore, Dr Chee is now politically bankrupt.
What is funny is that some Western media and ignorant political commentators still like to treat Dr Chee as some kind of a model figure for the opposition in Singapore.
This commentary appeared in Taiwan's Chinese-language China Times on Nov 6. Translated by Terence Tan.
Wednesday, November 10, 2010
another wu-lin meet at honglim hill
it was suppose to be a decent wu-lin da hui or martial arts gathering at honglim hill this coming weekend. but wait. why was SDP CLAN calling the shots? could there be another hidden motive? lamui was going to be there. this was getting confusing. wasn't she the chiefy of U SEE DITDIT CLAN but how come it was again linked with SDP CLAN?
gomez fr MONASH MARTIAL ARTS SCHOOL was back. but which clan did he belong to? the last heard he was WP CLAN disciple. and now what? confusion churning. who from where or doing what representing which clan??
so as the delusive wheel of intrigue in the martials art in local politics continues to spin....voters could be getting dizzy and blur in the end.
Drs Wong Wee Nam and James Gomez will be among several new speakers who will take to the podium at the It's About You rally at Hong Lim Park this Saturday.
They will address the problem of the growing divide in wealth in this country and the need to build a more egalitarian economy, issues that are central to the Singapore Democrats' message in the coming general elections.
Most people know that Dr Wong is a general practitioner, running his own clinic. What is lesser known is that he also has a law degree from the University of London. He ran as an opposition candidate in 1997 and writes regularly for websites like Sgpolitics.net. Effectively bilingual, Dr Wong will deliver his speech in English and Chinese.
Dr Gomez is no newcomer to politics in Singapore. He contested in the 2006 GE under the Workers' Party. He is currently Deputy Associate Dean at Monash University in Australia and has been a staff member at various think-tanks and universities across the world. He founded the Think Centre in 1999 and is the Executive Director of Singaporeans for Democracy (2009). Dr Gomez will be speaking on the plight of the working poor in Singapore.
The SDP will feature two other new speakers at the Rally. Mr Sylvester Lim, a member of the Central Executive Committee of the party, will highlight the Democrats' proposals to lower the cost of living in this country.
lamui and sylvester - husby & wifey??
Ms Jaslyn Go, who will speak in Chinese, will also emphasize on economic issues but address the subject from a mother's viewpoint. Ms Go, a mother of two who also runs a successful business, will relate the difficulty of making ends meet with rising costs and stagnant wages.
Other speakers are Mr John Tan, Mr Jufrie Mahmood, Dr Vincent Wijeysingha and Dr Chee Soon Juan.
Dr Wijeysingha caught the attention of many when he spoke at the first pre-election rally held a few weeks back in September. He had spoken eloquently on the need for a minimum wage law in Singapore. He holds a doctorate in sociology from the University of Sheffield, UK.
All the speeches will have a common thread running through them which is the SDP's alternative economic programme. The party will launch the programme bearing the same title as the rally: It's About You during the rally. It delineates the various economic policy areas and, more importantly, makes clear the alternative measures needed to bring our economy forward.
Another reason to come to the rally is Kenneth Lin. Young Kenneth is a 16-year-old student who made headlines when he launched a petition on Facebook calling on Mr Lee Kuan Yew to apologise for saying that spurs need to be stuck into the hides of Singaporeans to make them work harder.
Mr Lin was also featured in the SDP's National Day Message this year. He will speak on his entry into politics and what motivates him to continue to speak up. He has gained the admiration of party members, many several times his age, when he spoke during a rehearsal. He demonstrates a level of political maturity and awareness well beyond his age. He will speak at the Young Democrats' segment at about 5 pm. You won't want to miss it.
Mr Muhd Shamin (pictured above), who delivered an impassioned speech calling on young Singaporeans to get inovolved in opposition politics, will be the other speaker during the youth segment.
So make your way down to Hong Lim Park this Saturday, 13 Nov 2010 starting at 4 pm. There's much to do and hear at the rally. Don't miss this important curtain-raiser to the coming general elections.
gomez fr MONASH MARTIAL ARTS SCHOOL was back. but which clan did he belong to? the last heard he was WP CLAN disciple. and now what? confusion churning. who from where or doing what representing which clan??
so as the delusive wheel of intrigue in the martials art in local politics continues to spin....voters could be getting dizzy and blur in the end.
Drs Wong Wee Nam and James Gomez will be among several new speakers who will take to the podium at the It's About You rally at Hong Lim Park this Saturday.
They will address the problem of the growing divide in wealth in this country and the need to build a more egalitarian economy, issues that are central to the Singapore Democrats' message in the coming general elections.
Most people know that Dr Wong is a general practitioner, running his own clinic. What is lesser known is that he also has a law degree from the University of London. He ran as an opposition candidate in 1997 and writes regularly for websites like Sgpolitics.net. Effectively bilingual, Dr Wong will deliver his speech in English and Chinese.
Dr Gomez is no newcomer to politics in Singapore. He contested in the 2006 GE under the Workers' Party. He is currently Deputy Associate Dean at Monash University in Australia and has been a staff member at various think-tanks and universities across the world. He founded the Think Centre in 1999 and is the Executive Director of Singaporeans for Democracy (2009). Dr Gomez will be speaking on the plight of the working poor in Singapore.
The SDP will feature two other new speakers at the Rally. Mr Sylvester Lim, a member of the Central Executive Committee of the party, will highlight the Democrats' proposals to lower the cost of living in this country.
lamui and sylvester - husby & wifey??
Ms Jaslyn Go, who will speak in Chinese, will also emphasize on economic issues but address the subject from a mother's viewpoint. Ms Go, a mother of two who also runs a successful business, will relate the difficulty of making ends meet with rising costs and stagnant wages.
Other speakers are Mr John Tan, Mr Jufrie Mahmood, Dr Vincent Wijeysingha and Dr Chee Soon Juan.
Dr Wijeysingha caught the attention of many when he spoke at the first pre-election rally held a few weeks back in September. He had spoken eloquently on the need for a minimum wage law in Singapore. He holds a doctorate in sociology from the University of Sheffield, UK.
All the speeches will have a common thread running through them which is the SDP's alternative economic programme. The party will launch the programme bearing the same title as the rally: It's About You during the rally. It delineates the various economic policy areas and, more importantly, makes clear the alternative measures needed to bring our economy forward.
Another reason to come to the rally is Kenneth Lin. Young Kenneth is a 16-year-old student who made headlines when he launched a petition on Facebook calling on Mr Lee Kuan Yew to apologise for saying that spurs need to be stuck into the hides of Singaporeans to make them work harder.
Mr Lin was also featured in the SDP's National Day Message this year. He will speak on his entry into politics and what motivates him to continue to speak up. He has gained the admiration of party members, many several times his age, when he spoke during a rehearsal. He demonstrates a level of political maturity and awareness well beyond his age. He will speak at the Young Democrats' segment at about 5 pm. You won't want to miss it.
Mr Muhd Shamin (pictured above), who delivered an impassioned speech calling on young Singaporeans to get inovolved in opposition politics, will be the other speaker during the youth segment.
So make your way down to Hong Lim Park this Saturday, 13 Nov 2010 starting at 4 pm. There's much to do and hear at the rally. Don't miss this important curtain-raiser to the coming general elections.
Thursday, November 4, 2010
master chiam was screwed ....
sadly, it was by master chee again! the alliance or joining forces of RP CLAN to the bigger unified clan of SDA was foiled. the prime suspect was none other master chee who could be the invisible manipulator and instigator of master chiam's betrayer protege, desmondo limbodoh.
master chiam now being in not the pink of his health could be facing some more recurring internal injuries which was last sustained when duelling with ingrate ex-protege master chee. would master chiam last until D-DAY .....GE DAY??
the official declaration of chiefy KJ of RP CLAN was out: he was quitting his high hope of joining SDA. instead he was contemplating forming his own alliance stronghold and called it TEAMRiP. happening!! this was truly happening and set the trademark for the rest to copycat. u can't join them; u form another clan and hope they join you!
as the infighting continued, paps of the LEEGIME were cocking champagn and celebrating an anticipated early victory. they might not need to fight off opp adversaries. they were just waiting for them idiots to kill themselves out. if they were not dead, then they could just be thoroughly maimed or inflicted with serious internal injuries and rendered themselves a harmless threat to the LEEGIME.
long live the LEEGIME!! long live emperor lee!! 10,000 yrs, 10,000 yr!!
Withdrawal of Application to Join the SDA
The Reform Party notes today’s press reports and wishes to announce that we have withdrawn our application to join the Singapore Democratic Alliance (SDA).
We continue to admire Mr. Chiam for reaching out beyond his safe seat and feel we have much common ground still. The people are ready for an alliance and we will continue to explore ways of allowing Mr. Chiam and the SPP to join with TeamRP in forming a dream team to contest the next election.
Even if this is not possible, the Reform Party continues to gain in strength and support and we are confident of the appeal and credibility of our policies and candidates.
Released by Kenneth Jeyaretnam on behalf of the Reform Party, November
4th 2010
master chiam now being in not the pink of his health could be facing some more recurring internal injuries which was last sustained when duelling with ingrate ex-protege master chee. would master chiam last until D-DAY .....GE DAY??
the official declaration of chiefy KJ of RP CLAN was out: he was quitting his high hope of joining SDA. instead he was contemplating forming his own alliance stronghold and called it TEAMRiP. happening!! this was truly happening and set the trademark for the rest to copycat. u can't join them; u form another clan and hope they join you!
as the infighting continued, paps of the LEEGIME were cocking champagn and celebrating an anticipated early victory. they might not need to fight off opp adversaries. they were just waiting for them idiots to kill themselves out. if they were not dead, then they could just be thoroughly maimed or inflicted with serious internal injuries and rendered themselves a harmless threat to the LEEGIME.
long live the LEEGIME!! long live emperor lee!! 10,000 yrs, 10,000 yr!!
Withdrawal of Application to Join the SDA
The Reform Party notes today’s press reports and wishes to announce that we have withdrawn our application to join the Singapore Democratic Alliance (SDA).
We continue to admire Mr. Chiam for reaching out beyond his safe seat and feel we have much common ground still. The people are ready for an alliance and we will continue to explore ways of allowing Mr. Chiam and the SPP to join with TeamRP in forming a dream team to contest the next election.
Even if this is not possible, the Reform Party continues to gain in strength and support and we are confident of the appeal and credibility of our policies and candidates.
Released by Kenneth Jeyaretnam on behalf of the Reform Party, November
4th 2010
Wednesday, November 3, 2010
SDA in control by desmondo limbodoh?
poor master chiam! could it be a history repeat? a deva ju? who and what is the problem here for the unification of opp clans? chiam, KJ of RP CLAN, desmondo.....or could it be the more insiduous and invisible sinister work of master chee manipulating behind the screen?
intrigueing!! without gaining much power and more deadly skills to tackle the main formidable foe of the LEEGIME, the opp clans were backstabbing and killing each other out slowly. what a wu-lin laughing stock they had turned themselves into! how long was the craps going to continue?
Last night, the Supreme Executive Council (SEC) of the Singapore Democratic Alliance (SDA) convened for a meeting in the absence of Mr Chiam See Tong and his supporters. Mr Chiam is the Chairman of the SDA.
During the Press Conference, Mr Lim showed journalists a SMS from Mdm Luo Wenli (or Mrs Chiam) that was sent to him at 1pm earlier. The SMS read “Not attending, Chiam See Tong, SDA Chairman.”
As a result, the SEC not only rejected Mr Chiam’s motion to replace Mr Desmond Lim with aide Mr Mohd Hamim as the SDA Secretary General, the SEC also removed Mr Chiam’s privilege as Chairman to speak and negotiate on the behalf of the SDA.
The SEC also decreed that Mr Desmond Lim would be allowed to serve the full 2-year term as the Secretary General of the SDA. Mr Lim’s term expires in the first quarter of 2010. The Secretary-General is now the sole person who can speak and negotiate on the behalf of the SDA.
The SEC outcome suggests that Mr Chiam’s influence within the alliance is waning. While Mr Chiam was able to contain the leadership challenge within the Singapore People’s Party (SPP), he was unable to do so within the SDA despite leading the SDA since December 1996.
Consequently, Mr Chiam is no longer able to complete the negotiation with Mr Kenneth Jeyaretnam (Secretary General of the Reform Party) on the Reform Party’s entry into the SDA, which started discreetly a year ago.
The SEC outcome also signals a victory for the SDA faction that opposes Reform Party’s terms for joining the SDA. During the Press Conference, Mr Lim emphasised that the SDA does not oppose any opposition political party joining the SDA. “But every interested political party has to abide by our constitution,” he said.
For Mr Lim who lost his party office as the SPP Assistant Secretary General, the score between him and the Chiams has certainly even out. However, Mr Chiam would not give up so easily. According to sources, Mr Chiam’s SDA faction has started consolidating opinion pertaining to the similarity between the SDA and SPP logo. This move may be part of SDA’s exit strategy which also serves to reduce the credibility of the SDA.
11 out of 15 SEC members turned up for the meeting last night. According to the Constitution of the SDA, a SEC meeting can be convened in the absence of its Chairman as long as the quorum equivalent to half the SEC membership is fulfilled and there is a Vice-Chairman chairing in place of the Chairman. The SDA has 3 component parties and each component party is represented by 5 SEC members.
Among the 11 SEC members were Mr Desmond Lim and Mr Yen Kim Khooi from the SPP, all 5 representatives from the PKMS which includes Mr Ali Asjadi (Vice Chairman of the SDA) and 4 representatives from the Singapore Justice Party (SJP). The 5th SJP representative was unable to attend the SEC meeting as he was overseas.
Zaobao managed to contact Mr Sin Kek Tong (Chairman of the SPP). He said he was unable to attend the SEC meeting because he was busy. Mr Sin also added, “I don’t intend to get into further involvement with the SDA. I prefer to concentrate on SPP’s preparatory work for the next General Election (GE). The way the SDA continues to handle matters is surely not the way to secure electoral victory. If we continue to lose at the next GE, how are we going to be accountable to the electorate?”
On whether Mr Chiam may leave the SDA and continue negotiation for cooperation during GE with the Reform Party as the Secretary General of the SPP, Mr Sin said, “I will support whatever decision Mr Chiam makes.”
a shrewd and devious deadly technique learned and mastered during the AWARE fiasco? desmondo limbodoh was definitely no bodoh to have adapted that sinister and deadly kungfu feat.
intrigueing!! without gaining much power and more deadly skills to tackle the main formidable foe of the LEEGIME, the opp clans were backstabbing and killing each other out slowly. what a wu-lin laughing stock they had turned themselves into! how long was the craps going to continue?
Last night, the Supreme Executive Council (SEC) of the Singapore Democratic Alliance (SDA) convened for a meeting in the absence of Mr Chiam See Tong and his supporters. Mr Chiam is the Chairman of the SDA.
During the Press Conference, Mr Lim showed journalists a SMS from Mdm Luo Wenli (or Mrs Chiam) that was sent to him at 1pm earlier. The SMS read “Not attending, Chiam See Tong, SDA Chairman.”
As a result, the SEC not only rejected Mr Chiam’s motion to replace Mr Desmond Lim with aide Mr Mohd Hamim as the SDA Secretary General, the SEC also removed Mr Chiam’s privilege as Chairman to speak and negotiate on the behalf of the SDA.
The SEC also decreed that Mr Desmond Lim would be allowed to serve the full 2-year term as the Secretary General of the SDA. Mr Lim’s term expires in the first quarter of 2010. The Secretary-General is now the sole person who can speak and negotiate on the behalf of the SDA.
The SEC outcome suggests that Mr Chiam’s influence within the alliance is waning. While Mr Chiam was able to contain the leadership challenge within the Singapore People’s Party (SPP), he was unable to do so within the SDA despite leading the SDA since December 1996.
Consequently, Mr Chiam is no longer able to complete the negotiation with Mr Kenneth Jeyaretnam (Secretary General of the Reform Party) on the Reform Party’s entry into the SDA, which started discreetly a year ago.
The SEC outcome also signals a victory for the SDA faction that opposes Reform Party’s terms for joining the SDA. During the Press Conference, Mr Lim emphasised that the SDA does not oppose any opposition political party joining the SDA. “But every interested political party has to abide by our constitution,” he said.
For Mr Lim who lost his party office as the SPP Assistant Secretary General, the score between him and the Chiams has certainly even out. However, Mr Chiam would not give up so easily. According to sources, Mr Chiam’s SDA faction has started consolidating opinion pertaining to the similarity between the SDA and SPP logo. This move may be part of SDA’s exit strategy which also serves to reduce the credibility of the SDA.
11 out of 15 SEC members turned up for the meeting last night. According to the Constitution of the SDA, a SEC meeting can be convened in the absence of its Chairman as long as the quorum equivalent to half the SEC membership is fulfilled and there is a Vice-Chairman chairing in place of the Chairman. The SDA has 3 component parties and each component party is represented by 5 SEC members.
Among the 11 SEC members were Mr Desmond Lim and Mr Yen Kim Khooi from the SPP, all 5 representatives from the PKMS which includes Mr Ali Asjadi (Vice Chairman of the SDA) and 4 representatives from the Singapore Justice Party (SJP). The 5th SJP representative was unable to attend the SEC meeting as he was overseas.
Zaobao managed to contact Mr Sin Kek Tong (Chairman of the SPP). He said he was unable to attend the SEC meeting because he was busy. Mr Sin also added, “I don’t intend to get into further involvement with the SDA. I prefer to concentrate on SPP’s preparatory work for the next General Election (GE). The way the SDA continues to handle matters is surely not the way to secure electoral victory. If we continue to lose at the next GE, how are we going to be accountable to the electorate?”
On whether Mr Chiam may leave the SDA and continue negotiation for cooperation during GE with the Reform Party as the Secretary General of the SPP, Mr Sin said, “I will support whatever decision Mr Chiam makes.”
a shrewd and devious deadly technique learned and mastered during the AWARE fiasco? desmondo limbodoh was definitely no bodoh to have adapted that sinister and deadly kungfu feat.
Tuesday, November 2, 2010
for the records....
many years back, a sinister internal feud was building up after master chiam took in chee ah juan as his most prominent disciple.
master chiam sadly wrote his blood letter and left his SDP CLAN which had now been thoroughly mind-controlled by chee ah juan. most of master chiam's beloved elder disciples turned against the poor desponded and disappointed master chiam. in his deepest sorrow, he pricked his finger and wrote about his quitting SDP CLAN.
fast forward 2010. auntie lina couldn't tolerate any longer. she challenged master chee who usurped SDP CLAN to a showdown. auntie won with a few waves of her deadly silk handkerchief. master chee suffered serious internal injury and vowed to take revenge for his embarrassing defeat.
henceforth, SDP CLAN motivated its minions to do what unrelated feat just to con peasants to think they were "concerned" for them. the TAK BOLEH TAHAN's deadly sequence of CRAZY DRAGON DEADLY 18 BLOWS was executed. again to much public shame, all the members in this lame deadly stance were miamed and caught by the leegime. many more ludicrous ordeals repeated. the impression now peasants had for SDP CLAN was just one word: LAME!latest update: revenge of master chee. by hook or by crook, chee was all out to stop master chiam from becoming the supreme ruler of all the opp. clans. chee wanted to the the new leeder of SDA. the quest was now on to see who would get to be the new chiefy.....anger flared, precious time, effort and constructive strategem planning were wasted by the intrusion of master chee and chiam's betrayer - his own beloved disciple DEMONDO LIMBODOH - the latest kang ren or
baddie to a new twist in martial arts in local politics.
more juicy and exciting sequences to come soon.....stay tuned.
not SDP CLAN & master chee again!
Rift widens between SDA leaders and Chiam
By Kor Kian Beng & Zakir Hussain
LEADERS of the Singapore Democratic Alliance (SDA) yesterday rejected their chairman Chiam See Tong's decision to appoint a new secretary-general and backed incumbent Desmond Lim instead.
They also rebuffed Mr Chiam's efforts over the past year to bring Reform Party (RP) into the SDA fold, saying the negotiations were conducted without the official nod of the alliance leaders.
These moves will further deepen the rift in the three-party grouping, which has been weakened recently when Mr Chiam and Mr Lim fell out over plans to let RP into the alliance.
Mr Chiam, veteran MP for Potong Pasir, was not present at the two-hour meeting involving leaders of the two component parties: Singapore Malay National Organisation (PKMS) and Singapore Justice Party (SJP).
He was informed of the meeting last Saturday by SDA leaders but his wife Lina Chiam told them yesterday afternoon he would not be attending.
Two leaders from Mr Chiam's Singapore People's Party (SPP), however, were at the meeting which was chaired by SDA's vice-chairman and PKMS chief Ali Asjadi. It was attended by 11 of the 15 council members.
Mr Lim came out of the meeting looking victorious and chaired the subsequent media conference. He told reporters that in future, any discussion to bring in new political parties has to be approved first by SDA's supreme executive council.
He will be the chief negotiator for such talks, he said, as he spelt out the conditions for newcomers to the alliance.
They will be put on a four-year probation period during which they cannot sit on the council or have voting rights.
'Any party that wants to join us must not impose any conditions but they should respect and comply with our Constitution,' he said.
He also said that RP, led by Mr Kenneth Jeyaretnam, has not officially applied to join the SDA.
'Whatever discussions Mr Jeyaretnam has had with Mr Chiam were in their own personal capacity,' he added, saying that Mr Chiam did not seek the SDA council's approval for the talks.
Mr Lim said the SDA is now in talks with two opposition parties who have agreed to the conditions.
Sources say the two are Singapore Democratic Party led by Dr Chee Soon Juan and the newly formed Socialist Front headed by Mr Ng Teck Siong.
When asked what was next in store for Mr Chiam, Mr Lim said he would have to abide by the council's decision.
'Any decision made by the majority is final and conclusive,' he added.
Mr Chiam could not be contacted last night on his plan of action.
The latest development comes at a time of heightened election fever following Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong's announcement last Saturday that the Electoral Boundaries Review Committee has been formed.
But Mr Lim said the latest episode will not slow SDA's plans to ramp up preparations for the election, including monthly discussions with other political parties on national policy issues.
Additional reporting by Tessa Wong
it seem that master chee was on all the way out to stymie any unification of all the opp clans by his ex-sifu master chiam. master chiam's very own eldest disciple DESMONDO LIMBODOH could have been brought over and brainwashed by master chee's evil mind-boggling control deadly skill.
more upheavals would be rife within master chiam's SPP CLAN and the hopefully unified SDA GANGBANG CLAN. what would the outcome? would there be massive massacre, assassination and back stabbing flying toxic daggers? with master chee now sneakily exposed, the martial arts fraternity would be getting sinisterly sexciting!
.....more to come. stay tuned.
By Kor Kian Beng & Zakir Hussain
LEADERS of the Singapore Democratic Alliance (SDA) yesterday rejected their chairman Chiam See Tong's decision to appoint a new secretary-general and backed incumbent Desmond Lim instead.
They also rebuffed Mr Chiam's efforts over the past year to bring Reform Party (RP) into the SDA fold, saying the negotiations were conducted without the official nod of the alliance leaders.
These moves will further deepen the rift in the three-party grouping, which has been weakened recently when Mr Chiam and Mr Lim fell out over plans to let RP into the alliance.
Mr Chiam, veteran MP for Potong Pasir, was not present at the two-hour meeting involving leaders of the two component parties: Singapore Malay National Organisation (PKMS) and Singapore Justice Party (SJP).
He was informed of the meeting last Saturday by SDA leaders but his wife Lina Chiam told them yesterday afternoon he would not be attending.
Two leaders from Mr Chiam's Singapore People's Party (SPP), however, were at the meeting which was chaired by SDA's vice-chairman and PKMS chief Ali Asjadi. It was attended by 11 of the 15 council members.
Mr Lim came out of the meeting looking victorious and chaired the subsequent media conference. He told reporters that in future, any discussion to bring in new political parties has to be approved first by SDA's supreme executive council.
He will be the chief negotiator for such talks, he said, as he spelt out the conditions for newcomers to the alliance.
They will be put on a four-year probation period during which they cannot sit on the council or have voting rights.
'Any party that wants to join us must not impose any conditions but they should respect and comply with our Constitution,' he said.
He also said that RP, led by Mr Kenneth Jeyaretnam, has not officially applied to join the SDA.
'Whatever discussions Mr Jeyaretnam has had with Mr Chiam were in their own personal capacity,' he added, saying that Mr Chiam did not seek the SDA council's approval for the talks.
Mr Lim said the SDA is now in talks with two opposition parties who have agreed to the conditions.
Sources say the two are Singapore Democratic Party led by Dr Chee Soon Juan and the newly formed Socialist Front headed by Mr Ng Teck Siong.
When asked what was next in store for Mr Chiam, Mr Lim said he would have to abide by the council's decision.
'Any decision made by the majority is final and conclusive,' he added.
Mr Chiam could not be contacted last night on his plan of action.
The latest development comes at a time of heightened election fever following Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong's announcement last Saturday that the Electoral Boundaries Review Committee has been formed.
But Mr Lim said the latest episode will not slow SDA's plans to ramp up preparations for the election, including monthly discussions with other political parties on national policy issues.
Additional reporting by Tessa Wong
it seem that master chee was on all the way out to stymie any unification of all the opp clans by his ex-sifu master chiam. master chiam's very own eldest disciple DESMONDO LIMBODOH could have been brought over and brainwashed by master chee's evil mind-boggling control deadly skill.
more upheavals would be rife within master chiam's SPP CLAN and the hopefully unified SDA GANGBANG CLAN. what would the outcome? would there be massive massacre, assassination and back stabbing flying toxic daggers? with master chee now sneakily exposed, the martial arts fraternity would be getting sinisterly sexciting!
.....more to come. stay tuned.
Monday, November 1, 2010
more shits fr SHIT FRONT
when an aged attention seeking whore joined forces with a younger one, what would you get? the birth of SF CLAN or SHIT FRONT - a clan that would be full of shits.
http://www.channelnewsasia.com/stories/singaporelocalnews/view/1090231/1/.htmlLatest political party Socialist Front reveals vision to media
By Ong Dai Lin | Posted: 29 October 2010 2224 hrs
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Chia Ti Lik
SINGAPORE: Singapore's latest political party, the Socialist Front, revealed its vision to the media for the first time, on Friday.
Registered in May, the party's secretary-general, lawyer Chia Ti Lik, said he planned to further the rights of Singaporeans and establish a socialist government.
The other objectives of the party include encouraging ownership and active participation of Singaporeans in the country's affairs.
Explaining the socialism concept endorsed by the party, Mr Chia said that socialism believes in providing equal opportunities to all citizens and placing the basic welfare of citizens first before anything else.
He said: "As a nation, we cannot be obsessed with economic growth and expansion, and neglect political and social progress. Otherwise problems will arise."
The party's chairman, Mr Ng Teck Siong, said they would raise issues about the casinos, the CPF withdrawal age and influx of foreign workers in the coming General Election.
The party declined to say which constituencies it would contest in as the electoral boundaries were not known yet but Mr Ng revealed he would likely aim for the single seat wards.
Both Mr Chia and Mr Ng were former Workers' Party (WP) election candidates who contested East Coast GRC in the 2006 General Election and West Coast GRC in the 1997 General Election respectively.
http://www.channelnewsasia.com/stories/singaporelocalnews/view/1090231/1/.htmlLatest political party Socialist Front reveals vision to media
By Ong Dai Lin | Posted: 29 October 2010 2224 hrs
Photos 1 of 1
Chia Ti Lik
SINGAPORE: Singapore's latest political party, the Socialist Front, revealed its vision to the media for the first time, on Friday.
Registered in May, the party's secretary-general, lawyer Chia Ti Lik, said he planned to further the rights of Singaporeans and establish a socialist government.
The other objectives of the party include encouraging ownership and active participation of Singaporeans in the country's affairs.
Explaining the socialism concept endorsed by the party, Mr Chia said that socialism believes in providing equal opportunities to all citizens and placing the basic welfare of citizens first before anything else.
He said: "As a nation, we cannot be obsessed with economic growth and expansion, and neglect political and social progress. Otherwise problems will arise."
The party's chairman, Mr Ng Teck Siong, said they would raise issues about the casinos, the CPF withdrawal age and influx of foreign workers in the coming General Election.
The party declined to say which constituencies it would contest in as the electoral boundaries were not known yet but Mr Ng revealed he would likely aim for the single seat wards.
Both Mr Chia and Mr Ng were former Workers' Party (WP) election candidates who contested East Coast GRC in the 2006 General Election and West Coast GRC in the 1997 General Election respectively.
the slaying of ninja turtles
all the turtles shall be wiped out! OMG!!
http://www.hoax-slayer.com/costa-rica-turtle-eggs.shtml
http://www.hoax-slayer.com/costa-rica-turtle-eggs.shtml
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