Shame on you, young bloggers!
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http://www.straitstimes.com/ST+Forum/Online+Story/STIStory_419728.html
Shame on you, young bloggers
IT IRKS me that young people blog negatively about the Singapore Government. They live in an era where there is peace and harmony, they have a roof over their heads, plenty to eat and so much to enjoy. There is a need to realise that all these good things do not come naturally. Someone has to do the job and we are fortunate to have a sound and honest government to take care of this place we call our home.
We live in a small place with no natural resources but we have done well. We have good infrastructure, a clean environment, a safe place and the list goes on. Our children are free to roam the streets and return home safely. We cannot take all that we enjoy now for granted.
The Government took great pains to mould this tiny island into a place of wonder. There is no one policy that suits everyone. It is not possible to please everyone all the time. We may not always benefit from some of the policies implemented but we should be happy that others do.
Life was a struggle before but after years of persistent hard work and thrift, we managed. I travelled quite a bit but whenever I looked around, I could not help but feel blessed that I have a home called Singapore.
This is only possible because we have a government that cares to make this a better place. The question often asked is, 'What can the Government do for me?', but shouldn't it be, 'What can I do for my country?'
I am grateful to the Government, which has done a great job, and in particular Minister Mentor Lee Kuan Yew, who has gone through so many trials and tribulations. Even now, at his age, he has not stopped caring about Singapore. My heartfelt thanks to MM Lee and I wish him happiness and health.
Juliet Chua (Ms) -
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Nice use of the tar and brush!
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She musta been traveling to them third world countries too much.
But ignorance is blissful indeed.
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"I travelled quite a bit but whenever I looked around, I could not help but feel blessed that I have a home called Singapore"
looking around and understanding is totally 2 diff. thins.
ignorance is truly bliss
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Originally posted by seyKai:
"I travelled quite a bit but whenever I looked around, I could not help but feel blessed that I have a home called Singapore"
looking around and understanding is totally 2 diff. thins.
ignorance is truly bliss
Ignorance is truly bliss
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She must be a very obedient dog.
A Rich elite dog who has plenty of cash for her to travel and enjoy life in Sg. Ignorance of high cost of living which causes many suffering to many ordinary mid/low living Singaporean.
Singapore is the second most expensive place to live in Asia. We even surpass HongKong which PAP always talk abt as a place more expensive to live than Singapore..
The one who shall be shame of is this female dog.
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i will rather said that if i am overseas for sometime, i dun miss nobody, nor the govt or the peoples of Singapore, which to me, are kind of peoples who will go on complaining alots as tho everything is a crime to them,...thankfully, they are not good in action whereby complaining and cursing had become a past time hobby.
I only miss the chicken rice, char kuay teow, meepok, pratas, kuay chap, chai png, laksa, durian, mee rebus, bak kut teh, and all those sumptous but sinful buffets.
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Originally posted by angel7030:
i will rather said that if i am overseas for sometime, i dun miss nobody, nor the govt or the peoples of Singapore, which to me, are kind of peoples who will go on complaining alots as tho everything is a crime to them,...thankfully, they are not good in action whereby complaining and cursing had become a past time hobby.
I only miss the chicken rice, char kuay teow, meepok, pratas, kuay chap, chai png, laksa, durian, mee rebus, bak kut teh, and all those sumptous but sinful buffets.
hear hear !!
I'd rather be sucking oysters too !!
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Another Propaganda. -sigh-
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Originally posted by jojobeach:
hear hear !!
I'd rather be sucking oysters too !!
Sin Sin oyster sauce.Nah, i just swallow it. Beside, i missed those whaff oyster down in San Francisco
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Originally posted by zenden9:
She must be a very obedient dog.
A Rich elite dog who has plenty of cash for her to travel and enjoy life in Sg. Ignorance of high cost of living which causes many suffering to many ordinary mid/low living Singaporean.
Singapore is the second most expensive place to live in Asia. We even surpass HongKong which PAP always talk abt as a place more expensive to live than Singapore..
The one who shall be shame of is this female dog.
Hmm, i wonder how the opposition is going to decrease the cost of living? Make everyone poor or attempt to deflate the dollar?
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Juliet can proceed to hell with MM
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Can't they be a bit more creative when writing these letters?
Everytime, the same things are repeated almost word for word, sentence for sentence, structure for structure.
It's almost like there is a template.
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Juliet, note that the ones who really "did the job ..and went through many trials and tribulations" arethe ones the government has neglected today! They are the old and poor who are cleaning tables at hawker centres and washing toilets in shopping centres. The government is lining its ministers' own pockets with millions upon millions while the old are left to fend for themselves. Yes, you are blessed to be well-off enough to travel and enjoy life, so you are one to speak for the thousands of suffering elderly who once were our samsuis and coolies and who literally built this nation!
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Originally posted by angel7030:
i will rather said that if i am overseas for sometime, i dun miss nobody, nor the govt or the peoples of Singapore, which to me, are kind of peoples who will go on complaining alots as tho everything is a crime to them,...thankfully, they are not good in action whereby complaining and cursing had become a past time hobby.
I only miss the chicken rice, char kuay teow, meepok, pratas, kuay chap, chai png, laksa, durian, mee rebus, bak kut teh, and all those sumptous but sinful buffets.
Yes, better than you who come here to disrupt discussion, you sickening dirty mamasan, doing open leg business come here to contaminate your filth to this forum
If you despise the people in this forum, then get lost and go lick the asses of your favourite men in white.
You have no credibility.
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Originally posted by charlize:
Can't they be a bit more creative when writing these letters?
Everytime, the same things are repeated almost word for word, sentence for sentence, structure for structure.
It's almost like there is a template.
All the running dogs share the same template. They need to go improve their English to build up their vocabulary. -
Originally posted by angel7030:
i will rather said that if i am overseas for sometime, i dun miss nobody, nor the govt or the peoples of Singapore, which to me, are kind of peoples who will go on complaining alots as tho everything is a crime to them,...thankfully, they are not good in action whereby complaining and cursing had become a past time hobby.
I only miss the chicken rice, char kuay teow, meepok, pratas, kuay chap, chai png, laksa, durian, mee rebus, bak kut teh, and all those sumptous but sinful buffets.
Filthy mamasan angel7030, talk what crap here when in your posts you have also many times talk negatively about the PAP, you bloody double headed snake!
Think this is not a place for you to open legs and talk crap, you belong to your brothel aka club 88, go serve your chee ko pek customers, this place not for your to contaminiate with your filth.
Pui!
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Have the writer ever wondered WHY are these young bloggers' blogging negatively about Singapore?
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I say shame on her for travelling around and ignoring the plight of other poor singaporeans.
1 day when she is jobless than I will see what will she say..
I won't be suprised that Juliet Chua is actually angel7030
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No one is asking you to stay. Just leave if you don't like Singapore.
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Sg is easy to manage because of the size compared to other countries. Given the geographical position of out homeland, it really take a lazy retard to make the country into a developed country because of the revenue flows and such as in the past all the cargo ships comes in and out of sg's port.
In a certain extend, we still have to like give thanks to the leader who had make this happened. Who knows we might still be another under developed country if some retard took over the place instead?
Anyway, having developed till today. There is something that we must say that existed in the system. Why the reign of a dynasty? Why the crown is passed down the bloodline? Isn't there someone more capable than the current "king"? Or is it that fears of losing control? Had those capable of holding that position been eliminated without the public knowing?
The media in SG is well known to be controlled. It is only when internet is so common that reports from other countries are not been able to witheld from the public. All these are now in the doubts of the mind of most thinking sg'rean.
Why target certain opposition group. You will find more if you google on it and also in youtube where evidences are really kinda hinting to something that we are blinded of all these years.
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Originally posted by automator:
I say shame on her for travelling around and ignoring the plight of other poor singaporeans.
1 day when she is jobless than I will see what will she say..
I won't be suprised that Juliet Chua is actually angel7030
angel7030 and Shao Wei can kiss and make out and shake hands. Two arrogant elites. -
Originally posted by Yxxxone:
http://www.straitstimes.com/ST+Forum/Online+Story/STIStory_419728.html
Shame on you, young bloggers
IT IRKS me that young people blog negatively about the Singapore Government. They live in an era where there is peace and harmony, they have a roof over their heads, plenty to eat and so much to enjoy. There is a need to realise that all these good things do not come naturally. Someone has to do the job and we are fortunate to have a sound and honest government to take care of this place we call our home.
We live in a small place with no natural resources but we have done well. We have good infrastructure, a clean environment, a safe place and the list goes on. Our children are free to roam the streets and return home safely. We cannot take all that we enjoy now for granted.
The Government took great pains to mould this tiny island into a place of wonder. There is no one policy that suits everyone. It is not possible to please everyone all the time. We may not always benefit from some of the policies implemented but we should be happy that others do.
Life was a struggle before but after years of persistent hard work and thrift, we managed. I travelled quite a bit but whenever I looked around, I could not help but feel blessed that I have a home called Singapore.
This is only possible because we have a government that cares to make this a better place. The question often asked is, 'What can the Government do for me?', but shouldn't it be, 'What can I do for my country?'
I am grateful to the Government, which has done a great job, and in particular Minister Mentor Lee Kuan Yew, who has gone through so many trials and tribulations. Even now, at his age, he has not stopped caring about Singapore. My heartfelt thanks to MM Lee and I wish him happiness and health.
Juliet Chua (Ms)Somehow i felt that this pro-PAP forum letters are actually from the Government or the Editors pen. The names of the persons are always with Christian first names(not to flame any religion) and family surname and not in full like Mike Tan Ah Kow or something to that effect.
Come on propaganda minister or person, Its has already been done in history. Josef Goebbels perfected this art of propaganda. Singaporeans are not that stupid.