WikiLeaks: Significant gov’t pressure put on ST editors
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Originally posted by Acx1688:
yah, i was doing a general survey at my workplace, i ask who they vote for, 9 out of 10 said Dr Tan Cheng Bock, all of them were disappointed w the PE2011 result
Tan Cheng Bock also is PAP one what. I no vote him. No more PAP. We are drowned by PAP. Soon the whole island of Singapore go under water.
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I regret not voting for Tan Cheng Bock.
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Originally posted by Dalforce 25:
Then why Tony Tan only 35% voted for him? Their propaganda influence is weakening.
The worse was head of SBF, Mr TC, having the nerve to threaten SGreans saying businesses support TT, and corporations in SG[MNCs, SMEs] will be alarmed if TT did not get to be pres
The nerve of him! it was an insult to the rest of the candidates
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Originally posted by jmstar~:
Tan Cheng Bock also is PAP one what. I no vote him. No more PAP. We are drowned by PAP. Soon the whole island of Singapore go under water.
Tony Tan even worse. Virtually put another PAP agent into position of President.
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In the long run, this party, this PAP is doomed. Only 35% voted for the PAP agent Tony Tan.
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Originally posted by Dalforce 25:
I regret not voting for Tan Cheng Bock.
I know you go where the wind blows. I don't condone this.
I am very firm in who I support from beginning to the end.
TCB is very much a PAP man. He sounds happy to be another puppet.
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Originally posted by Acx1688:
The worse was head of SBF, Mr TC, having the nerve to threaten SGreans saying businesses support TT, and corporations in SG[MNCs, SMEs] will be alarmed if TT did not get to be pres
The nerve of him! it was an insult to the rest of the candidates
ACxWho is TC? played dirty. never mind what he did will burn him one day.
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Originally posted by jmstar~:
I know you go where the wind blows.
I go where the wind blows? I will go in one direction and only one direction - against the PAP.
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Originally posted by Dalforce 25:
I go where the wind blows? I will go in one direction and only one direction - against the PAP.
I go one direction means I support only one candidate from beginning to the end.
Next GE, if he is in my constituency I will support him, too.
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sexpose PAP, lalalhahah
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Singapore 'attractive' to terror finance - leaked cables
SINGAPORE - Singapore's strict bank secrecy laws and status as a regional financial hub make it an "attractive destination" for terror groups to launder money, a US diplomatic cable released by WikiLeaks said.
The 2005 cable from the US mission in the city-state classified as "Confidential" assessed Singapore as having a "medium" risk of being used by terror groups to launder funds.
"Singapore's position as a significant financial and investment center, coupled with bank secrecy laws and the lack of routine currency reporting requirements, make it an attractive destination for terrorist organizations," the cable said.
The cable, published on the WikiLeaks website and seen on Friday, was signed off by then US ambassador Frank Lavin.
However, there were also "mitigating" factors that deterred terror groups from "significant fund raising or banking" in Singapore, said the cable, citing robust laws against money laundering and "terrorist" financing.
Singapore officials were not immediately available for comment.
But then Law Minister K. Shanmugam said in a speech last year that the government has put in place a "robust and cohesive regime that brings together multiple government agencies in a concerted effort to combat money laundering and terrorist financing."
Since 2006, Singapore has not required a bilateral treaty before it can provide mutual legal assistance to another country seeking information on suspicious financial deals, he said, citing one example of strengthened international cooperation.
Singapore's Financial Intelligence Unit also "actively" shares information with its foreign counterparts, he said.
The Financial Action Task Force, a key global anti-corruption body, has assessed Singapore as having complied with 43 out of 49 recommendations to guard against money laundering and "terrorist" financing, said the city-state's white-collar crime body Commercial Affairs Department.
Singapore in 2001 crippled a cell of the Southeast Asia-based militant network Jemaah Islamiyah with the arrest of several people linked to an alleged plot to bomb local and foreign targets in the country.
Officials have said that the island-state is a prime target by terror groups because of its close ties with the United States and position as a regional financial and business center.
http://www.interaksyon.com/article/12287/singapore-attractive-to-terror-finance---leaked-cables
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Originally posted by Dalforce 25:
Singapore 'attractive' to terror finance - leaked cables
SINGAPORE - Singapore's strict bank secrecy laws and status as a regional financial hub make it an "attractive destination" for terror groups to launder money, a US diplomatic cable released by WikiLeaks said.
The 2005 cable from the US mission in the city-state classified as "Confidential" assessed Singapore as having a "medium" risk of being used by terror groups to launder funds.
"Singapore's position as a significant financial and investment center, coupled with bank secrecy laws and the lack of routine currency reporting requirements, make it an attractive destination for terrorist organizations," the cable said.
The cable, published on the WikiLeaks website and seen on Friday, was signed off by then US ambassador Frank Lavin.
However, there were also "mitigating" factors that deterred terror groups from "significant fund raising or banking" in Singapore, said the cable, citing robust laws against money laundering and "terrorist" financing.
Singapore officials were not immediately available for comment.
But then Law Minister K. Shanmugam said in a speech last year that the government has put in place a "robust and cohesive regime that brings together multiple government agencies in a concerted effort to combat money laundering and terrorist financing."
Since 2006, Singapore has not required a bilateral treaty before it can provide mutual legal assistance to another country seeking information on suspicious financial deals, he said, citing one example of strengthened international cooperation.
Singapore's Financial Intelligence Unit also "actively" shares information with its foreign counterparts, he said.
The Financial Action Task Force, a key global anti-corruption body, has assessed Singapore as having complied with 43 out of 49 recommendations to guard against money laundering and "terrorist" financing, said the city-state's white-collar crime body Commercial Affairs Department.
Singapore in 2001 crippled a cell of the Southeast Asia-based militant network Jemaah Islamiyah with the arrest of several people linked to an alleged plot to bomb local and foreign targets in the country.
Officials have said that the island-state is a prime target by terror groups because of its close ties with the United States and position as a regional financial and business center.
http://www.interaksyon.com/article/12287/singapore-attractive-to-terror-finance---leaked-cables
Hub for money laundering, news out last year.
Xi hei qian!
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Originally posted by Dfdghdfhjsd:
thank u smartass for quotingStop spamming! Cheapskate!
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Originally posted by Dfdghdfhjsd:
thank u smartass for quotingStop spamming, you cheapskate! Want advertise go contact owner and advertise here.
Don't mess with my thread!
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star he mayb an agent for the ruling elite
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Originally posted by jmstar~:
I know you go where the wind blows. I don't condone this.
I am very firm in who I support from beginning to the end.
TCB is very much a PAP man. He sounds happy to be another puppet.
eh star, u read TCB in action in parliament b4!? he fire off at PAP Ministers b4...
he is the onli MP who holds no rally and still get more than 80pct of votes and is considered a pain in the ass by some in all white party -
Originally posted by jmstar~:
You got me wrong. My concern is not the editors and journalists attack their master, rather their rice bowl is at stake when this news is exposed.
I have it through some ... of the strong force of the ruling party, how others suffer.
I think most people in singapore is mature not to succumb to foreign intervention such as wikileak. They should look into the positivity of remedial recovery from the generosity of leak that form stronger Singapore esteem and humanism on issue and not rice bowl of workers. . -
Shit Times is only good as toilet litter for my cat.
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http://wikileaks.org/origin/51_0.html
So many cables, but i no time to see
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Look at these
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er who's the guy who quoted pay and pay
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Originally posted by Alfred Cai:
I think most people in singapore is mature not to succumb to foreign intervention such as wikileak. They should look into the positivity of remedial recovery from the generosity of leak that form stronger Singapore esteem and humanism on issue and not rice bowl of workers. .
simple english if you dun mind unless you r a plant from all white party