PM Lee "considering seriously" whether to call by-election

• charlize

  30 Dec 12, 01:18

  Can link? 

• Medicated Oil

  30 Dec 12, 10:59

  Other more important issues ?

  Foreigners are more important than locals cos they are protected by their ah kong.

• troublemaker2005

  30 Dec 12, 12:05

  ah kong when then si? year 2013 already.

• Medicated Oil

  30 Dec 12, 12:17

  Sad to say, the place is still in order when Ah Kong is in control.

  When he step down, you can see lots of monkey business going on and monkey making meaningless speeches.

  So, Ah Kong still whip some ass when the need arises.

  What do your think ?

  Or "You dunno what to say ?"

• Angjaydyn

  30 Dec 12, 12:54

  following obama's procrastination o.0

• charlize

  30 Dec 12, 22:42

  http://yawningbread.wordpress.com/2012/12/27/paps-candidate-search-for-punggol-east-may-be-harder-than-ever-before/

   

  Who will be the candidate?

• charlize

  31 Dec 12, 13:27

  Originally posted by Angjaydyn:

  following obama's procrastination o.0

  huh?

• Clivebenss

  31 Dec 12, 18:26

  Originally posted by charlize:

  http://yawningbread.wordpress.com/2012/12/27/paps-candidate-search-for-punggol-east-may-be-harder-than-ever-before/

   

  Who will be the candidate?

  yam ah mee.

  

• charlize

  1 Jan 13, 05:58

  

• Medicated Oil

  1 Jan 13, 18:39

  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=79pw-smhfQI

  Please kindly cheer for your free nasi lemak.

  Coming to you sometime somewhere in Singapore this year.

  The Boss is still in the process of considering.

• laurence82

  2 Jan 13, 20:54

  its not his call

  pls follow law

   

• Kuali Baba

  3 Jan 13, 00:03

  Originally posted by laurence82:

  its not his call

  pls follow law

  Actually, it is. Colonel Sanders is supposed to give the writ of election only on his advice.

• Uraniumfish

  3 Jan 13, 01:23

  Wa that 'hidden slums' video is very sad man. 

• Clivebenss

  3 Jan 13, 11:29

  Originally posted by Uraniumfish:

  Wa that 'hidden slums' video is very sad man. 

  think the bad habits of the workers rather.

  compare to the 60s where 10-15 families living with one shared toilet and bathrooms Sgpreans are much cleaner and neater.

• charlize

  7 Jan 13, 16:23

  Originally posted by Clivebenss:

  think the bad habits of the workers rather.

  compare to the 60s where 10-15 families living with one shared toilet and bathrooms Sgpreans are much cleaner and neater.

  Hanor hanor.

• Clivebenss

  7 Jan 13, 21:21

  Originally posted by charlize:

  Hanor hanor.

  charlize must be old.

  

• Uraniumfish

  7 Jan 13, 21:54

  I am "considering seriously" whether to dip my balls in the middle of the Pacific Ocean.

• Dalforce 1941

  7 Jan 13, 22:05

  Singapore Democratic Party does first walkabout in Punggol East

  

  Dr Vincent Wijeysingha (left) and Singapore Democratic Party (SDP) chief Dr Chee Soon Juan (right) at SDP's walkabout at Rivervale Mall in Sengkang.

  By Tessa Wong
  Singapolitics
  Sunday, Jan 06, 2013

  The Singapore Democratic Party (SDP) conducted its first walkabout in Punggol East on Sunday.

  Led by secretary-general Chee Soon Juan, a group of 50 members and volunteers visited Rivervale Mall and 20 housing blocks in the morning.

  Also part of the group were party treasurer Vincent Wijeysingha, and Dr Paul Tambyah, raising speculation that either may be chosen as SDP's candidate in the single-member constituency.

  Dr Wijeysingha is a lecturer and Dr Tambyah is an infectious disease expert who has spoken at SDP's rallies and worked on several of its policy papers. Dr Chee won't be eligible to run for an election till 2015.

  Even though Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong has yet to call for a by-election, at least four opposition parties and an independent have indicated their interest in contesting.

  Besides the SDP, they are the WP, the Singapore Democratic Alliance, the Reform Party, and former Singapore People's Party member Benjamin Pwee. RP and SDA have also done walkabouts in Punggol East.

  Meanwhile, Dr Wijeysingha declined to comment yesterday on a legal tussle between him and Acting Manpower Minister Tan Chuan-Jin.

  Dr Wijeysingha yesterday apologised to Mr Tan for making defamatory comments about him in a Facebook note he wrote on the recent SMRT bus drivers' strike.

  He now faces a claim for damages that has yet to be finalised but could amount to tens of thousands of dollars.

  Asked yesterday if SDP would help raise money to pay the damages, Dr Chee said it was between Dr Wijeysingha and Mr Tan and would not comment.

  But, he added, the turn of events was "very, very disappointing".

  "We look forward to a Singapore where politics can be debated, where we can really have reasoned argument instead of legal action being taken," he said.

  http://www.asiaone.com/News/Latest%2BNews/Singapore/Story/A1Story20130106-393670.html

• ^Acid^ aka s|aO^eH~

  8 Jan 13, 14:22

  Wow~~~ Sooooo effcient wor~!!!

  Edited: Source from Mr Brown

   

  

   

  

  

• Dalforce 1941

  8 Jan 13, 14:36

  

  

• Clivebenss

  8 Jan 13, 15:08

  photoshop.

  

• charlize

  8 Jan 13, 16:25

  I think the recent sagas will affect the results of the by election.

   

  A lot of people not very happy.

• ^Acid^ aka s|aO^eH~

  8 Jan 13, 16:26

  Originally posted by charlize:

  I think the recent sagas will affect the results of the by election.

   

  A lot of people not very happy.

  
  Must be becoz tio AIM-ed

• Clivebenss

  8 Jan 13, 18:45

  Originally posted by ^Acid^ aka s|aO^eH~:

  
  Must be becoz tio AIM-ed

  tio AIM or Amie?

  

• Honeybunz

  8 Jan 13, 19:05

  If the by-election is on, will we see Tan Jee Say again?