turmoils in WP CLAN

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indian kungfu master james suddenly resigned fr WP CLAN. so where would james be bonding to? james bond to what clan? DOUBLE 0 SEVEN? SDP? NO!!! RP? YEAH!! SDA? double yeah!! if it's SDP, gosh! then F&D deadly seduction skill must have reached a new greater height. F&D could win the lust but never the integrity. if ugly bitch could easily execute such unorthodox mesmerising skill on horny kungfu exponent, then their credibility would be really dubious.

Breaking News: James Gomez Quits From The Workers' Party

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http://www.channelnewsasia.com/stori...028716/1/.html

Opposition candidate for Aljunied GRC James Gomez quits Workers' Party
By S Ramesh, Channel NewsAsia | Posted: 05 January 2010 2107 hrs

SINGAPORE: An opposition candidate, who caused a stir with his application forms at the Election Department during the last General Election in 2006, has quit the Workers' Party (WP).

James Gomez, who stood on the WP ticket in the Aljunied GRC team, announced on Tuesday his decision not to renew his Workers' Party membership, which lapsed on December 31 last year.

He was speaking at a Speakers' Corner event in memory of the late opposition figure JB Jeyaretnam.

Mr Gomez was in the spotlight during the previous general election when he claimed he had submitted his form for the minority certificate to the Elections Department.

Investigations and CCTV footage later showed he had not done so. Mr Gomez was then taken to task by leaders of the ruling People's Action Party (PAP).

Among them was First Assistant Secretary General and Deputy Prime Minister Wong Kan Seng who, during the 2006 hustings, warned the electorate that Mr Gomez had attempted to create the impression that the Elections Department was at fault.

As Polling Day neared, Mr Gomez admitted he did not file the application, contrary to his earlier claims.

The WP's Secretary General Low Thia Khiang said the incident was merely an unintentional omission and a mistake made as Mr Gomez was busy. Mr Low declared that Mr Gomez was "not trying to be funny", and did not do it on purpose.

The Workers' Party team lost narrowly to the PAP team at the Aljunied GRC polls in 2006.