Tin Pei Ling vs Chen Show Mao – and a very scary thought
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if u dun keep coming back, i might have time to join politics.
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Originally posted by FireIce:
if u dun keep coming back, i might have time to join politics.
It's time for you to let go sgforums - do a forum renewal.
Have you identified your successor yet?
Try to get one who doesn't say yes to eveything you say or stomps her feet and says "I don't know" .
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even with inexperience, that will be guided by many power mountains....é� å±±
what to do.....in historical china, if u r rich or powerful and though stupid...u could still pay for an adviser to advise, help u do assignments or pass imperial exams....lol
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Originally posted by charlize:
It's time for you to let go sgforums - do a forum renewal.
Have you identified your successor yet?
Try to get one who doesn't say yes to eveything you say or stomps her feet and says "I don't know" .
charlize want to be queen of sgf?
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GE: Focus on GE preparations, say ministers, candidates
Posted: 02 April 2011 1902 hrsSINGAPORE: A call to stay focused on preparations for the upcoming General Election. That is the thrust of reactions from Ministers from the People's Action Party and candidates to comments from netizens on the ruling party's Ms Tin Pei Ling, the youngest PAP candidate to be introduced so far.
Although Ms Tin has been the target of some criticism online, she has the support of her party seniors and peers.
In a span of an hour, Senior Minister Goh Chok Tong posted two updates on the Marine Parade GRC Facebook page on Ms Tin.
In his first posting, Mr Goh said Ms Tin has been traumatised and he was with Ms Tin when she saw a trauma specialist on Friday.
Mr Goh said that her "initial hurt and pain have subsided" and that " in the process, discovered steel in her." He added that she will "grow in strength."
Shortly after, Mr Goh followed up with another posting. Mr Goh said the media failed to appreciate his tongue-in-cheek post.
He said he had used a medical metaphor as Dr Fatimah Lateef, an MP for Marine Parade GRC, is a trauma specialist.
His comments come on the heels of other party members who spoke in support of Ms Tin.
Deputy Prime Minister Wong Kan Seng said: "I think she is a very presentable, capable young lady...she is very mature. Clearly she has spent many years working hard on the ground, doing grassroots work, even before she came to our attention."
Meanwhile, new PAP candidate Edwin Tong said: "She brings a degree of value to the team and that should be the focus rather than what she has done in the past...I think we need to focus on the real issues that concern the election and concern the residents."
On his part, Deputy Prime Minister Teo said there are some segments of the online community which are habitually negative and sceptical.
He said: "That's quite normal in online communities all over the world. I think we should try and keep a sense of balance. Viciousness, untruthfulness is not helpful."
The Singapore Democratic Alliance's Goh Kim Seng, who plans to contest in Pasir Ris-Punggol GRC, described the comments regarding Ms Tin as rather harsh.
He said: "The young bring with them their young ideas. The old also have their ideas. I think we need a rich mix of ideas, so I think we should give her a chance to prove herself. We should not be overly judgmental."
While SDA's Secretary-General Desmond Lim said that his advice for Ms Tin would be to "stay focused and move on."
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Originally posted by Clivebenss:
charlize want to be queen of sgf?
I don't know what to say.
*stomps feet*
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Originally posted by Clivebenss:
GE: Focus on GE preparations, say ministers, candidates
Posted: 02 April 2011 1902 hrsSINGAPORE: A call to stay focused on preparations for the upcoming General Election. That is the thrust of reactions from Ministers from the People's Action Party and candidates to comments from netizens on the ruling party's Ms Tin Pei Ling, the youngest PAP candidate to be introduced so far.
Although Ms Tin has been the target of some criticism online, she has the support of her party seniors and peers.
In a span of an hour, Senior Minister Goh Chok Tong posted two updates on the Marine Parade GRC Facebook page on Ms Tin.
In his first posting, Mr Goh said Ms Tin has been traumatised and he was with Ms Tin when she saw a trauma specialist on Friday.
Mr Goh said that her "initial hurt and pain have subsided" and that " in the process, discovered steel in her." He added that she will "grow in strength."
Shortly after, Mr Goh followed up with another posting. Mr Goh said the media failed to appreciate his tongue-in-cheek post.
He said he had used a medical metaphor as Dr Fatimah Lateef, an MP for Marine Parade GRC, is a trauma specialist.
His comments come on the heels of other party members who spoke in support of Ms Tin.
Deputy Prime Minister Wong Kan Seng said: "I think she is a very presentable, capable young lady...she is very mature. Clearly she has spent many years working hard on the ground, doing grassroots work, even before she came to our attention."
Meanwhile, new PAP candidate Edwin Tong said: "She brings a degree of value to the team and that should be the focus rather than what she has done in the past...I think we need to focus on the real issues that concern the election and concern the residents."
On his part, Deputy Prime Minister Teo said there are some segments of the online community which are habitually negative and sceptical.
He said: "That's quite normal in online communities all over the world. I think we should try and keep a sense of balance. Viciousness, untruthfulness is not helpful."
The Singapore Democratic Alliance's Goh Kim Seng, who plans to contest in Pasir Ris-Punggol GRC, described the comments regarding Ms Tin as rather harsh.
He said: "The young bring with them their young ideas. The old also have their ideas. I think we need a rich mix of ideas, so I think we should give her a chance to prove herself. We should not be overly judgmental."
While SDA's Secretary-General Desmond Lim said that his advice for Ms Tin would be to "stay focused and move on."
-CNA/acHe has to defend her.
She is standing with him in his GRC.
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Originally posted by charlize:
you can forget it -
think loong term
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Singaporeans need to rethink the meaning of "Meritocracy" if she ever becomes an MP through the GRC route.
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she born in where ah?
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born in KK hospital or Mount E got diff?
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life is surreal.
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Originally posted by charlize:
It's time for you to let go sgforums - do a forum renewal.
Have you identified your successor yet?
Try to get one who doesn't say yes to eveything you say or stomps her feet and says "I don't know" .
cant find a suitable one yet
so bo bian, i gotta continue
anyway, since when singaproeans relli get to retire?
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so she is born in singapore?
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how cum pap can make such a honest mistake?
seriously hallucina-tin
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local u will sarpok?
foreign labour u wun? -
heng ah not my GRC.
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Originally posted by TehJarVu:
so she is born in singapore?
No idea.
Though in other forums, some people are speculating she was originally from MY.
But that's very common, people like our Health Minister also originally from MY what.
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She reminds me of Green Dam Youth Escort Girl
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Baidu_10_Mythical_Creatures_%28Internet_meme%29
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fifi gee elle fifi xia tai!
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In his first posting, Mr Goh said Ms Tin has been traumatised and he was with Ms Tin when she saw a trauma specialist on Friday.
+++++++Really that bad?
Definately she needs to learn and to control, not easy to be in politics. Good and bad.
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neber read the rest of the article?