Saturday, 22 September 2012

Breaking News: remembering 1987... may we dream again... really?



Will an innocent girl go to Sri Lanka, train with the Tamil  Eelam Liberation Organisatio (A Sri Lankan Terrorist group), take pictures, hold a gun, learn how to shoot.
There are more alleged photos and documentations involved about the Marxist Conspirators.

Innocent... really?

Would your daughter do something like that? (and you consider her innocent)

Innocent.... really?

May we dream again... Hope not!

Pictures: Courtesy of SPH (Pls don't sue me)

Operation Spectrum
Marxist Conspiracy

Remembering1987

Thursday, 9 August 2012

Monday, 16 July 2012

WAKE THE FUCK UP, STUPID GIRL!

A reply to an obnoxious lil brat @ http://milomel.blogspot.sg/2012/04/wake-fuck-up-singapore.html

My final standpoint is that Singapore is a great place to go on holiday to- sunshine, beaches, great food. But it is one of the worst places to work in (and thus live in, since you need to work to sustain yourself, duh) in the world.

I've had enough of this fucking parade of egos, moral righteous asses and self justified fucks.

I've had enough of job interviews.


(For readers, please continue reading) Woah... aren't you "fucking" parading your ego, moral righteous ass and self justified fucks here? Am glad you are Singaporean!

If you are offered a "Fuckload of jobs", then why are you complaining?
I can't make films because the government is made of conservative cunts who censor all the good shit and banned the only local made film which has been decent (15 by Royston Tan). And all the other so-called independent productions companies are not independent .....yada yada

Why do films have to be racy, show skin or contraversial? You mean you can only do that kind of films? Then too bad. Roystan Tan did even more decent films that was top grossing shows like like 881 and 18 lotus. There are many beautiful films (some even with some obscenities) that were showcased at the SAM. Seems like you are just a unresourceful lil whiner.

So yes, I can make films, but nobody will help me or give me the money because they are either (A) the Government or (B) too Fucking Scared of the Government. I'll make my films still. I'll make films with a camcorder and no lights and no equipment and no money, but I'll make films where nobody in the fucking world can censor my content or tell me where the fuck the moral of the story should be in my plot. SO FUCK OFF.
No.. Nobody is willing to help you or give you the money because of

*drumroll*

CAUSE YOU FUCKING GOT NO TALENT SHITHEAD

I've gone for interviews where someone has:

1) Used his age against me to win an argument. I.e. I'm older than you and have a successful career whereas you haven't proven yourself therefore your opinion (on this unrelated issue) is wrong.
(And she goes on and on about all the interview nonsense)


If you fucking cannot take the management, then just leave. Why talk so much? From what I see, the only reason is

YOU SUCK AT INTERVIEWS

You can't take a weakness and turn it into a strength, you can't explain yourself properly and how to position yourself. Basically, you suck! I could have easily turned many of them around to give myself a better position. Why did they ask you these? To see whether you can talk your way out, apparently you can't.

Wake up the fuck, Singapore. We can't call ourselves a developed country when people still barge into you when you try to leave the lifts, trains or buses. That's uncivilised barbaric behaviour. We can't call ourselves a leading nation in politics when all we have is a dictatorship and we piss every country off by killing their people when they come in with drugs. We can't call ourselves a leading nation in the economy when the only reason the economy is so successful is because we piss on the poor and our ministers are higher paid than President Obama. We can't call ourselves leaders in international issues when we don't even have fucking human rights.

Wake up the fuck, stupid girl. If you judge a country by merely whether it is developed or not, its just plain naive. To be fair, yeah, those behaviour aren't "First world" or "developed", but blame the people that do it. Do you take a step to tell them off? Guess you aren't developed yourself.

Do we have a dictatorship? Please google it. And do we piss every country off by killing their people when they.

HEY, THEY came in with DRUGS, we didn't force them to, we even gave them a card that says "Danger - those with drugs do not enter!" And they fucking don't care. They apprehend and lock up/hang an number of Singaporeans. Are you a druggie? Or are you just oblivious to the dangers of drugs? Do you piss on the poor? I don't have others who do that, but if you do, its very sad. Do you even know what is human rights? I'm sure you are FUCKING RIGHT about human rights in Guantanamo bay and Iraq!

I love the western style of human rights

More western liberty


Singapore is definitely a pitstop. A fucking short one if I can help it. And if any fucking person wants to bitch about how I am ungrateful and disloyal to my country, I'd say fuck off. Loyalty is earned. What has my government done for me? Fuck all. My parents fought for every single cent they got in this capitalist work environment, they paid for my medical bills, they paid for my school fees, NOT THE GOVERNMENT. Certain teachers in school inspired me to think and shaped my character. These were individuals who inspired and helped bring me up in the world through their unique views which didn't conform to convention, not the school academic syllabus, and certainly NOT THE GOVERNMENT. A good government doesn't need emotional blackmail to get its citizens to stay. And now it is griping about how the best talents leave, has it stopped to wonder why? It's because not everyone can stand to live in a dictatorial draconian country, especially when they have been exposed to the benefits and necessity of free speech, media and press. Singapore is the only country in the world I know who has legitimised corruption.


I'd say fuck off to you too. Are your medical bill subsidized? Do you know your primary to secondary school is FREE (sure they pay some admin charges). If you want to leave, then LEAVE, we don't want a untalent (and worst - WHINY) girl here. No free speech? Then what are you ranting about? Yup, all other countries just have super corruption that you can do anything you want - with money.

Yes, I have great affection for Singapore (THE LAND) because I grew up here with many fond memories. But one cannot be citizen in a country where they cannot respect the government. The government is the influencing factor which determines social culture, politics, human rights (or lack of). So yes, I have tried to be happy in Singapore. And to a great extent I am, with my family, my good friends, and the sunshine. But I cannot bring myself to work in, and therefore pay taxes to a government I don't trust or respect.

Good for you, have fun paying 50% tax and 25% GST overseas!!!

Maybe Paul and I will be in New York by Christmas.

Good for you, if you can afford the ticket there. At least we don't have to put up with your whining. (Yes, you are just a whiny talentless little girl - and we got one too many of them)

Monday, 4 June 2012

Low Thia Kiang Namecard

Like that can meh? Use political appointments to print on private namecard

My grandfather road



Apparently this sticker lady is sticking traffic lights, and up one step by spraypainting roads. As such she got caught. I love the humour and art, but she didn't do it the right way

Friday, 25 May 2012

Thursday, 17 May 2012

Png Eng Huat another YSL v2


Thanks for the contribution and add on

Ah huat another YSL?

Only in Worker's Party


From Temasek Times:
According to party insiders who spoke to us under the condition of anonymity, the WP leadership does not run on ‘consensus’ as publicly proclaimed and is dominated by the ‘Big Two’.
“It is very obvious that certain people are favored over the others. Dr Poh was with the party for a long time, but he was overlooked as a candidate to contest in Hougang,” he said.

Zeng Guo Yuan FriendlyUnderstandCaringKing Party

Zeng Guo Yuan for President.. i mean first lady

Truth Vs. Lies

Choo Guevera

Viva La Choo

Monday, 14 May 2012

Sajeev Kamalasanan of WP's resigned!

Press Statement by Sajeev Kamalasanan on Resignation from The Workers’ Party May 13, 2012

With immediate effect, I regret to announce my resignation as a member of The Workers’ Party (WP). The reason for my resignation is my dissatisfaction with the WP’s cadreship selection system.

I joined WP as an ordinary member in 2006 following the 2006 General Elections, believing that the party was a credible and alternative voice for Singaporeans. Due to work and other commitments, I was, however, inactive and did not contribute to the party in any significant way until a phone call from the party’s Chairman, Ms Sylvia Lim, about six weeks before the 2011 General Elections. The party was looking to field an Indian candidate in Nee Soon GRC and Ms Sylvia requested me to step forward. It was an unexpected but important request and after due consideration, I turned her down as I felt that I was not the right person for it. However, Ms Sylvia persisted, saying that the party was in urgent need for an Indian candidate for this GRC (the two other Indian candidates Mr Pritam Singh and Mr Somasundaram were fielded for Aljunied and Moulmein-Kallang GRCs). I finally relented as I agreed with her vision of doing something worthwhile for our country and democracy. With my wife’s support, I immediately put all my family and work commitments aside and got right into the campaign and electioneering foray. The WP Nee Soon GRC team went on to clinch a respectable 41.6% of the votes and I was happy to have played a part in giving Nee Soon residents the opportunity to exercise their right to vote in the general elections.

After the general elections, I was selected to be a member for the Aljunied Constituency Committee (AJCC) - Serangoon Division, under Ms Sylvia Lim. Every week, I helped out at her (Meet-the-People sessions) MPS and was also roped into the division’s grassroots events. The highlight of my contribution was when I was given the responsibility of a Chairperson for the Aljunied GRC’s first Deepavali event celebration in 2011. At the party level, I was also active at the weekend Hammer sales. Around CNY 2012, I had to stop my volunteer work at her MPS sessions as I started attending a part time course which coincided with the day and timing of the MPS sessions.

While I never did expect any formal recognition for my contributions towards the party, I was disappointed to see most of the 2011 ex-candidates and ordinary members around me being nominated and given party cadreship quite easily following the general elections. I had also heard from existing cadre members that Ms Sylvia had privately made reference to a group of “problematic” ex-candidates that are not given cadreship and I started wondering if I was one of them. I finally questioned Ms Sylvia about why she never considered nominating me for party cadreship and was not satisfied with her explanations:

1) That it has been the party’s experience that Indians tend to leave after getting party cadreship; and

2) That (she had wanted to nominate me but) I had abruptly stopped contributing at her MPS sessions.

I feel that it is unfair to consider all Indians as uncommitted to the party and if this has been WP’s experience, the right thing for WP is to reflect on what it might be doing to contribute to this and perhaps arrest this problem if it considers and aspires itself to be the alternative voice of all Singaporeans.

With this mindset, I see no possibility of me being able to play any meaningful and constructive part in the party, save for being a showpiece for the minority candidate ticket come elections time. I feel let down and betrayed by the WP leadership, in whom I had put my trust and faith in, and for whom I made substantial sacrifice by stepping forward to serve. I therefore have no choice but to part ways with WP.

Thank you.
Sajeev Kamalasanan

Worker's party can now take over Reform Party as the official Resign Party!

Sunday, 13 May 2012

Png Eng Huat the puppet

Backseat Driver: Png Eng Huat

The car is getting full! No wonder COE prices are on the rise.

Thanks for the contribution.

We had driver and co-driver during our elections. But now we have a backseat driver as well!!!!

And this was the original press statement to spark it all off!
Update!: Source: from Fabrications of the PAP (Later I kena like Pritam and CSM, forgot to quote)

Png Eng Huat Endorses Tan Kin Lian

Apparently Png Eng Huat is Tan Kin Lian's lackey!!!!

Thursday, 26 April 2012

Got balls?

Gilbert 狗 and his nonsense

http://www.transitioning.org/2012/04/22/boycott-f-b-outlets-that-hire-more-than-80-of-foreigners-in-month-of-may/

Many people know that Gilbert Goh from the National Solidarity Party (NSP) has launched a attack against many F&B establishments. But apparently he did not check the facts.
This is a statement by Han's Cafe.

Dear Mr xxx
The statement is not true , we have close to 60% is local. 40% is matured and elderly staff and 13% or 60 staff is PWDs .
MOM is controlling the quotas, how can we recruited more than 40% foreigner.
FYI  thanks

What do you have to say now Gilbert?

It is also unknown whether Gilbert has affiliations to Kopi Roti or Ya Kun whom he promotes.

UPDATE! Reply from Hans and BreakTalk!

Dear Sir
Thank you for trust and supporting Han's.
Our MD, Mr Han has informed us do not reply to his statement and make issues complicated as Han's is well know strong support and open recruited and retained of elderly local worker; in additional open door to disabled workers. This is not a first time the unfair statement created by him.
We rather spent our times and efforts to help more unfortunate peoples rather than empty talk and create unhappiness.
Thanks again and you are not a first customer calls or write to us on this matters.

Dear Mr xxx
Please read our website www.hans.com.sg to see hans movement over the years
Tripartite team members has came down for audit and award Hans as finalist of exemplary employer for 2012 as well as enabling employer award for 2011 and 2012.
MOM just conducted worker ability survey to all of our staff in Hans recently due to our retention of high % of elderly. Most of elderly workers are work in CDB outlets and back end operation just they do not wish to facing front line customers
Mr Han is humble , simple with big hearts local boss and very caring of us.

Don't worry, time can tell the truth and customer has bright eyes to see our effort and work from big hearts

Reply from Breadtalk:

Dear Mr Tan,
Thank you for your feedback. As a company with Singaporean roots, we are extremely appreciative of the support that Singaporeans have given us over the years. Because of our local success, we have been able to fast-track our development into the rest ofAsia and now enjoy a strong presence in many Asian cities.  In Singapore, our foreign staff to Singaporean staff ratio falls well within stipulated guidelines set by the Ministry of Manpower, and we work closely with the MOM to ensure adherence as such.

Every year, the Group enjoys a business growth of 20% to 25%, and our expansion needs require a strong workforce to aid our expansion.  We believe in channelling our resources back into benefitting our staff via opportunities for skills upgrading and overseaswork stints. Foreign staff who are trained in Singapore may have the opportunity to work with our overseas offices after completing their stint in Singapore. Similarly, Singaporean staff are also groomed for overseas work opportunities within the group.  

As a Singapore-based company growing its business in Asia, we are proud of our local heritage, and keenly aware of our corporate civic responsibility to avail ample job opportunities to Singaporeans first and foremost.   We will continue to work closelywith the relevant authorities to uphold our corporate philosophy.

Please feel free to contact me if you need further assistance.

Thank you and regards,

From xxx

Monday, 5 March 2012

Gorden Lee: I apologize


We receive this from a viewer. Apparently he wrote an article about 3 predictions of Hougang and smeared Hri Kumar on this case. Apparently he forgot to predict about himself.

Friday, 17 February 2012

Mr. Gerald Siam

He love to siam. No wonder now they are called the Wriggling Party

Just how Low can you go?

More coverups? More opposing for the sake of opposing? lack of transparency and accountability? Party members sleeping around? No comments? Nothing further to add? Do not want to go into details?

Just how low can you go?

Bernard Chen, next HG MP?

Yaw and adulterous


Can't blame Yaw, they are uni sweetheart lovers, old flame

Hitler Thia Khiang not happy with Shin Leong

When does the buck stop? A post from Mr. B

Mr. B
‎it is good that brought up the issue of Mas Selamat v Wong Kan Seng. One more thing you might want to know about my past life is that I was once upon a time Assistant Director (Discipline) of the Singapore Civil Service.

For two years, my job was to determine who screwed up, how bad was the screw up and what punishment to mete out. I suspect that v few people would have punished/fired as many people in their lives as I had in just two years. The only ones who can come close are probably the magistrates and district judges.

Other than "vicarous liability", what ELSE do you know about law? Do you understand the principles of natural justice and double jeopardy? Let it be know that there is a very formal and strict system of disciplinary in the Civil Service. There are rules, regulations and principles governing the issue of culpability.

To understand culpability, you first have to understand that each officer in the Civil Service has his job/responsibility. The supervisor(s) has the responsibility to make sure that the job gets done. This is actually quite common sense, but let me just lay out the basics.

Obviously, what we end up with is a hierarchy. So the natural question is: suppose a person A screws up, at what level do the buck stop??

To digress, imagine that some Walmart cashier is negligent and leaves money unattended and thereby stolen, do we fire the CEO because he is "vicarously responsible"? If you think about it, you will realize that it doesn't seem to make sense. But how do we explain this? Well, it turns out, the only reasonable way to decide where the buck should stop is to ask one simple question: "who could reasonably have been expected to be able to prevent the mistake from happening, but DIDN'T?"

Now back to the story of Mas Selamat, the only one who could reasonably have expected to have detected and prevented the problem was the person in charge of the detention center, i.e. the superintendent. Actually, even before the final decision was made, it was quite clear to me based on the facts of the case that the superintendent was going to get the axe and I was right. The trouble with the Mas Selamat case is that it was quite a GRIEVOUS breach. It's not a policy mistake. Basically there was complacency and non-compliance of lawful order on the ground. WKS is many levels above the superintendent and really cannot be help responsible. He is however responsible for dealing with the problem after it occurred.

There is no need for you to agree or accept what I say. I am merely telling you in no uncertain terms that there are principles and processes with which to deal with disciplinary problems and Mas Selamat's case while sensational, isn't entirely extraordinary or exceptional in terms of the administration of discipline.

Where's Waldo, Where's Shin Leong?