Punggol East By-Election -- WP Lee Li Lian
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Wow, PLP Chris Peirera holding a homemade figurine of Lee Kuan Yew at the nomination venue.
So PLP! Mascot ah??? !!!!
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the cannot make it llook sure win la. he represents the pay and pay and people in sinkingpore loves to pay and pay sure vote him.
Pay and pay vey lousy , they can never attract good candidates from private sector, they must always get from the public hospital and military. No wonder these arses come out with shitty policies.
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shd come find u rite................
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Singapore so lousy, seems no political professor to give comments ah? Always that damn bloody arrogant looking eugene tan, urine tan.
kns!
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Originally posted by FireIce:
shd come find u rite................
should come find you la. u rub shoulder with the old one he will give u benefits.
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actually the political scene in sg is not so interesting. others more interesting.... . . . like USA and Taiwan.
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got the man that lost his normination form and parrot man to entertain us.
parrot man also give kang tao number to buy for tonight 4d (his motobike).
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Originally posted by Francesco Toldo:
got the man that lost his normination form and parrot man to entertain us.
parrot man also give kang tao number to buy for tonight 4d (his motobike).
may be "planned" by that party la
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Originally posted by SJS6638:
actually the political scene in sg is not so interesting. others more interesting.... . . . like USA and Taiwan.
Taiwanese stage big protest against govt
They demand Premier's ouster, end to media control by pro-China firms
By LEE SEOK HWAI
TAIWAN CORRESPONDENTTAIPEI - Up to 150,000 Taiwanese took to the streets of Taipei yesterday in protest against the "useless" administration of President Ma Ying-jeou amid lacklustre economic growth and misgivings over the island's increasingly cosy ties with China.
In the largest anti-government protest since Mr Ma's re-election last year, they demanded the resignation of Premier Sean Chen, whose Cabinet has proposed or introduced a slew of unpopular policies, including a capital gains tax and an electricity rate hike.
The protesters also demanded a halt to the sale of the island's most popular media outlets to pro-China businessmen as they made their way through the main roads of Taipei beginning at 2pm.
"Sorry, I didn't win the election, and now the people are suffering," opposition leader Tsai Ing-wen, who remains popular despite her loss to Mr Ma in last year's presidential election, said on a stage in front of the presidential office where the protesters gathered at the end of the march.
Taiwan's growth slowed to about 0.95 per cent last year, according to local think-tank estimates, while unemployment remains stuck at over 4 per cent.
"President Ma ought to be ashamed for forcing the people onto the streets as a result of his incompetence," said Ms Tsai. She was the headliner of a who's who list of Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) stalwarts, including former premier Frank Hsieh and former vice-president Annette Lu, who turned up at the rally led by party chairman Su Tseng-chang. Seen as a likely candidate for the 2016 election, Mr Su called on Mr Ma to step down.
"We want a new Cabinet, new lawmakers, and a new President," he told the crowd after listing a litany of problems, including high unemployment, a growing income gap, rising costs of living, and what he called a monopoly of the media by pro-China businesses.
A consortium of four Taiwanese companies is seeking to buy Hong Kong-based Next Media Group's print and television business in Taiwan, including the top-selling Apple Daily and Next Magazine, for a total of NT$17.5 billion (S$740.6 million).
One of the businessmen, Want Want China Times Group president Tsai Shao-chung, also owns China Television, satellite channel CtiTV and newspapers Want Daily and China Times. All are seen as friendly to Beijing.
Mr Ma's ruling Kuomintang last Friday rejected an anti-monopoly media law proposed by the DPP, calling it hasty and ill thought-out.
Said Mr Su: "Step by step, the Chinese Communist government is invading our island, our households, our brains."
Mr Ma, whose popularity has dropped to 13 per cent, spent the day marking the 25th anniversary of the death of former President Chiang Ching-kuo. He declined to comment on the rally when asked.
But presidential spokesman Fan Chiang Tai-chi said last night that the Ma administration was already working to address the issues highlighted at the protest. He called on the opposition to stop the "internal struggle" and offer constructive solutions instead.
Top of the news, The Straits Times, Monday, January 14 2013
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yam ah mee announcing the ........
so robotic . . . . . . no life in the way he speaks ......... yucks .... looks so tood
worse than kenneth jeyerethnam
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Originally posted by SJS6638:
yam ah mee announcing the ........
so robotic . . . . . . no life in the way he speaks ......... yucks .... looks so tood
worse than kenneth jeyerethnam
yam ah mee has hairy legs?
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Four-way fight has been confirmed
1240pm: Returning Officer Yam Ah Mee takes to the stage, announces the candidacy of all four candidates from PAP (Koh Poh Koon), RP (Kenneth Jeyaretnam), SDA (Desmond Lim) and WP (Lee Li Lian)
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Originally posted by Clivebenss:
yam ah mee has hairy legs?
may be we should send fireice to go see if he has hairy legs.
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Originally posted by SJS6638:
may be we should send fireice to go see if he has hairy legs.
he is fifi's idol so must have hairy legs.
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Originally posted by SJS6638:
may be "planned" by that party la
Your mean the Independent candidate Ooi Boon Ewe ? He is one of the "calefare" contender who always appear whenever there is an election, in fact this is not the first time he "paiseh" himself, it happen even in international television programme : http://youtu.be/HVUjwRN8UGkAnother one of his kinds is Zeng Guoyan, those who follow the development of GE 2011 know what heroic action he did.
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Originally posted by Clivebenss:
he is fifi's idol so must have hairy legs.
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I think WP will get it !
Recently, too many cases surfaced resulted to loss in public confident.
Probably, the people are Looking forward to a change.
Many idiots who wanted to become public characters, and yet neglecting public observances.
EQ super High Or Super Low ???
Really beat me !
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rivervalites vote wisely!
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4 person mahjong
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i hope the idiots of RP and SDA get single digit number of votes
it's a sad thing about these elections.. it's too bad that one candidate will win.. i wish we could have a system where they all lose
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ah lian will be tied to lamposts and trees soon
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political suicide by RP A reader just brought this to our attention. In relation to a critic on the Reform Party FB wall who questioned if Kenneth Jeyaretnam's participation in the BE was political suicide, the RP FB admin replied: "Maybe you should stop and think. Why would an intelligent man and his CEC make that decision. Maybe in the long run all you vote riggers will turn out to look stupid. Just a thought." http://i.imgur.com/T1JIC.png
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wahahahhaahahah
not very nice.
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Rest in Peace
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Originally posted by FireIce:
ah lian will be tied to lamposts and trees soon
and also on lorry.