Singaporeans come first for Govt: PM
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Online brothels becoming more popular with Singapore youth
January 2, 2010 by Our Correspondent
Filed under HeadlinesWritten by Our Correspondent
Online brothels offering girls from various nationalities are becoming increasingly popular among Singapore men looking for a quickie, especially the youth.
Frequent raids on the red-light district of Geylang had forced the freelance prostitutes to retreat to cyberspace to solicit for customers.
As many as five new websites have appeared in the last few months alone offering a myriad of “services” from sexy massage to discreet sexual encounters from freelance prostitutes.
Some appear to be websites set up by organized syndicates while others are hosted by independent freelance prostitutes themselves who are here in Singapore to make a quick buck.
Online prostitution is not new in Singapore. Famous sex forum Sammyboy has a dedicated “freelance” section to allow prostitutes and pimps alike to post their services and contacts.
One owner of such a site claimed he is a “landlord” who is helping his PRC tenants to earn some “extra cash”.
The photos of the girls are listed on the site including their “statistics”, prices, types of services offered and “field reports” from previous patrons.
Propsective clients have to contact the pimp directly using the handphone number provided who will inform him of the time and venue for the “transaction” to take place.
Such online brothels are seeing an increase in business lately as they offer customers the flexibility to choose their time and girl as well as a place outside the usual red-light district to pursue their pleasures.
When interviewed by the Straits Times, Dr Carol Balhetchet, director of youth services at the Singapore Children’s Society, said:
“The scary part is prostitution has come to your doorstep – and it’s not just available to adults…..the scary part about the young is, they want to experiment. Now, they don’t need to go to Geylang…Prostitution can be more gypsy-like…In that sense, it’s risky.”
Unlike licenced prostitutes working in designated brothels, freelance prostitutes who ply their trade online do not need have to go for monthly medical examation and blood tests to detect sexually transmitted diseases such as HIV.
With the two Integrated Resorts set to open this year, the demand for such online sexual services is likely to increase especially with Singapore’s lax immigration and travel restrictions.
Foreign prostitutes especially those from China often come to Singapore to “work” on a one-month tourist visa.
Others come on a two-year student visa ostensibly to study in private institutions, but end up working in KTV lounges.
Asked about the online brothels by the Straits Times, the police would only say: ‘Police will investigate reports made and take action if any offence is disclosed.’
The police did not say whether anyone has been arrested in connection with the online brothels which have been in existence for Singapore for a very long time already.
THIS IS FOR THE SHAMELESS AND COCKY OKB
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online brothels??? hahahah. angel7030, are you here? ARe these online brothels owned by you and family?
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hahaha
now also got online somemore
next time got Classified ads
Sell/Buy forum for pro also
hahaha
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Originally posted by noahnoah:
hahaha
now also got online somemore
next time got Classified ads
Sell/Buy forum for pro also
hahaha
online as in facebook or what????perhaps can ask angel7030 to enlighten us on how they do it online. hahahah
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Heee
Welcome to Singapore
A Land of everythings are possible
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Originally posted by noahnoah:
Heee
Welcome to Singapore
A Land of everythings are possible
ya lor. As long as money making is concerned, anything is possible. -
YOUTUBE, TWITTER, BLOG, PERSONAL WEB
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Originally posted by Great1:
YOUTUBE, TWITTER, BLOG, PERSONAL WEB
Biz Business liaoBig market for IT liao ..
hee
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Originally posted by noahnoah:
Biz Business liaoBig market for IT liao ..
hee
THOSE PEOPLE THAT WORKED FOR OKB MUST BE OKG -
Saw angel7030 here just now, but never dare answer my question. hahahah!
Come come, angel7030, answer my question. See if we can help you to increase business.
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i also saw her.
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Female undergrad offers sex online -- specifically to married men
STOMPer Curious was shocked when he came across this advertisement from a 22-year-old female undergrad offering sex online for $200 per hour. She even stated she preferred married men.
Says this STOMPer: "Someone sent me an email with an attachment.
"I was shocked when I read the email as it was an advertisement from a young Singapore female undergrad.
"She was soliciting online and charges $200 per hour for her sexual services.
"I thought our undergrads are the creme de la creme of our annual student cohorts as not many 'A' level students make it to the universities.
"Our young girls are book smart but when it comes to moral values they hit rock bottom.
"What is wrong with our modern generation of smart and intelligent kids?"
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Originally posted by Great1:
Female undergrad offers sex online -- specifically to married men
STOMPer Curious was shocked when he came across this advertisement from a 22-year-old female undergrad offering sex online for $200 per hour. She even stated she preferred married men.
Says this STOMPer: "Someone sent me an email with an attachment.
"I was shocked when I read the email as it was an advertisement from a young Singapore female undergrad.
"She was soliciting online and charges $200 per hour for her sexual services.
"I thought our undergrads are the creme de la creme of our annual student cohorts as not many 'A' level students make it to the universities.
"Our young girls are book smart but when it comes to moral values they hit rock bottom.
"What is wrong with our modern generation of smart and intelligent kids?"
http://singaporeseen.stomp.com.sg/st...ffers_sex.htmlmaybe stomper is the one who place the ad
want to test test the market
see wats the public response
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Originally posted by noahnoah:
maybe stomper is the one who place the ad
want to test test the market
see wats the public response
more likely angel7030 la -
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no wonder, so rich - landded property, big car, etc
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Online brothels replacing pimps
By Teh Joo Lin
PROSTITUTES have largely retreated from the Geylang streets with daily anti-vice sweeps, but they are appearing elsewhere - on the Internet.
At least seven websites are openly hawking Thai and Chinese prostitutes, a sign that pimps are increasingly tapping technology to sell sleaze beyond the red-light district.
The online brothels trouble counsellors who fear they make it far too easy for people - especially the young and uninitiated - to pay for sex.
Dr Carol Balhetchet, director of youth services at the Singapore Children's Society, said: 'The scary part is prostitution has come to your doorstep - and it's not just available to adults.'
One website displays photographs of 11 foreign prostitutes in come-hither poses on the home page. They have names such as Kiwi, Ice and Cream, and their biodata and vital statistics are listed below their pictures.
For example, Kiwi is 24 and 1.68m tall with a 25-inch waist. She is 'already in town'; her services are available for $120 for 90 minutes.
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Originally posted by Great1:Fine, jail over operating illegal massage parlours
By Elena Chong
AN ODD-JOB labourer was sentenced to six months' jail and fined a total of $16,000 on Monday for operating massage parlours without a licence and employing two Chinese nationals as masseurs without valid work permits.
Yeo Liang Joo, 53, pleaded guilty to 20 counts of running eight massage businesses at various locations between May 2007 and September 2008, and two charges of employing two masseuses at Xia Ri Beauty & Spas at MacPherson Road when they had no work permits on March 9, 2008.
Between Sept 3 and 9, 2008, he employed another Chinese national as a masseuse at Bai Yu Beauty Centre when no work pass had been obtained from the Manpower Ministry.
Another 38 similar charges were taken into consideration.
The maximum penalty for carrying on an establishment for massage is a fine of up to $1,000 per charge.
For employing someone without a valid work permit, Yeo could have been jailed for up to two years and fined up to $4,000 on each charge. The other offence under the Employment of Foreign Manpower Act is punishable with a fine of up to $15,000 and/or a jail term of up to 12 months.
http://www.straitstimes.com/Breaking...ry_473499.htmlu see lar tis is the problem right
LKY say all must work until die till u old
see 53 still have to do illegal business
Think out of the box /running 8 massage biz is no joke
Really very talented
but too bad tio caught
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Originally posted by noahnoah:
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01 Jan 2010
Source: The Straits Times
THE woman accused of spiking an acquaintance’s coffee now faces five more charges. Two more spiking charges and three theft charges were read out to Vicky Herman Quek Bee Lan, 44, in a district court yesterday.
The unemployed woman is accused of also adding sleeping pills and a Dormicum tablet, a brand of sedative, into coffee drunk by Mr Lim Yang Hua at the Touch Centre church in Marine Parade Central at 8pm on Oct 9 last year.
Two days later, she allegedly spiked the coffee of Mr Teo Kui Hock at about 1.30pm when both of them were at the Raffles Hospital in North Bridge Road.
It is not known why they were there but she is accused of stealing $100 in cash, jewellery worth a total of $1,300, and a $150 cellphone from him later at the New Changi Hotel in Changi Road.
Another theft charge involves stealing a $4,000 Rolex watch from Mr Chiam Hock Choon also at the church on Oct 9.
She is also alleged to have taken a $4,000 Rolex watch and a cellphone from Mr Lim on Dec 21 at 8pm at a block of flats along Upper Boon Keng Road.
She had been charged earlier with spiking his coffee on the day of the theft.
Her relationship with the men was not specified in the charges but the prosecutor told the judge she is believed to be involved in at least 10 similar offences and the police are waiting for the victims to come forward.
If convicted of theft, she could be fined up to $10,000 and/or jailed for up to seven years. If found guilty of spiking their drinks, she could be fined up to $10,000 and jailed for up to 10 years.
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Originally posted by Great1:
01 Jan 2010
Source: The Straits Times
THE woman accused of spiking an acquaintance’s coffee now faces five more charges. Two more spiking charges and three theft charges were read out to Vicky Herman Quek Bee Lan, 44, in a district court yesterday.
The unemployed woman is accused of also adding sleeping pills and a Dormicum tablet, a brand of sedative, into coffee drunk by Mr Lim Yang Hua at the Touch Centre church in Marine Parade Central at 8pm on Oct 9 last year.
Two days later, she allegedly spiked the coffee of Mr Teo Kui Hock at about 1.30pm when both of them were at the Raffles Hospital in North Bridge Road.
It is not known why they were there but she is accused of stealing $100 in cash, jewellery worth a total of $1,300, and a $150 cellphone from him later at the New Changi Hotel in Changi Road.
Another theft charge involves stealing a $4,000 Rolex watch from Mr Chiam Hock Choon also at the church on Oct 9.
She is also alleged to have taken a $4,000 Rolex watch and a cellphone from Mr Lim on Dec 21 at 8pm at a block of flats along Upper Boon Keng Road.
She had been charged earlier with spiking his coffee on the day of the theft.
Her relationship with the men was not specified in the charges but the prosecutor told the judge she is believed to be involved in at least 10 similar offences and the police are waiting for the victims to come forward.
If convicted of theft, she could be fined up to $10,000 and/or jailed for up to seven years. If found guilty of spiking their drinks, she could be fined up to $10,000 and jailed for up to 10 years.
http://thecourtroom.stomp.com.sg/sto...from_them.html
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Dunno about 'coming first', but first to be conned during elections.
Dr Balaji Sadasivan:"...But in the next five years, if you give us a strong mandate, we will find ways to make healthcare affordable and more convenient for more Singaporeans... ... bringing down the cost of your healthcare, but (to) do this, we need a strong mandate from you ... ", sounds very presumptuous to me, over confident of winning the elections. The other possibility is that he has no dignity,just shameless toeing the line of his puppet masters. Healthcare costs dependent on a 'strong mandate'? Sounds like ransom.
Needs mandate to do the right thing? In context of their expectant win by virtue of the hyped up GRC system (constituency groups of up to 6, an inherently gerrymandering like situation), his statement seems more akin to extortion then leadership.
Mere puppets of the 'central executive committee' (PAP-CEC), what good are they for the leadership of Singaporeans? These walkovers only perpetuate the fallacy of the PAP 'GRC omnibus' being the highway to that purported life of privilege and prosperity ('PAP').
Instead of demanding a strong mandate, Dr Balaji would have done much better to say, "I will always have your rights and interest at heart, being elected would give me larger a platform to extend my purpose; a bonus of a good mandate allow me greater parliamentary credibility over other elected MPs. My priority for this term would be to keep healthcare accessible and affordable to all. No matter what the outcome of these elections, I'll always have the interest of Singaporeans at heart; no matter who I am or what I'm doing; you'll never regret your support for me.”
In no where do I sense Dr Balaji's moral commitment in his address and both possibilities are reprehensible.
In a 31Dec09CNA report of MM Lee's interview with National Geographic,
He (MM Lee) said “Singapore is in a good position at least for the next 10 years with the current leadership in place. … For the long term, it will depend on whether there is a younger team imbibed with the same integrity and ability”.
Mr Lee said his task is to ensure institutions and systems are in place.
http://www.channelnewsasia.com/stories/singaporelocalnews/view/1027947/1/.html
I beg to defer as the 4/2006CNA report of Dr Balaji's poor showing proves otherwise. Integrity as I've described remains question, likewise are the promises that have far from been fulfilled. If indeed the PAP's CEC had a part in Dr Balaji's statement, then the CEC must have a less then noble constitution and composition. So long as PAP persists in deploying its dirty election tricks, then the social cohesion that PAP so fervently acclaims shall remain no more than a mirage by which the PAP leadership is premised.
Perhaps Dr Balaji, (possibly the PAP puppet masters) need another lesson in humility?
References/ minor comments:
- The PAP cadre system, http://www.singapore-window.org/80404st1.htm
- 29April06,CNA: Dr Balaji Sadasivan promises lower healthcare costs if PAP given strong mandate http://forums.hardwarezone.com.sg/showthread.php?t=1284659
- 31Dec09,CNA: Social cohesion key to keeping Singapore going: MM Lee: http://www.channelnewsasia.com/stories/singaporelocalnews/view/1027947/1/.html
- Instead of the proclaimed motto of Integrity Service Excellence, it seems like the govt's true motto is Integrity subservient to Expedience ( http://www.gov.sg/ )
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Originally posted by bic_cherry:
Dunno about 'coming first', but first to be conned during elections.
Probably.
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if singaporeans come first then how u explain savings interest rates in bank all miserable 1%/year interest rate in spore??and banks and MAS are controlled by gov and stat board DBS etc
in oz savings interest rate is 8%/year in fixed deposit.
how do u really want to convince singaporeans first when local spore banks owned by gov pay so little in fixed deposit rates???
did someone spell wrong here in first place??should it be singaporeans flat first? or singapore first ??or singaporeans first?
even little boy can con better than this!!!it is due to desperation that one believes and not because its going to have any significant results.