PAP Showing Its Bullying Power Again

Besides sharing on Facebook, it should be shared here as well. What I see and hear from all these banana court cases is that the silent majority is getting very agitated by the arrogance and elitism that is plaguing this country. Hence this touching article about a little girl.....enjoy....

沈松汉

October 26 at 1:24 AM · 

#ingoodfaith #ahtc #wpsg

Hi all. 

I understand workers party need a lot of help now. Without them, my girl will not be as what she is now. Had bought her to rallies since 2011 till 2016. Since then, she start to understand there are a lot of people fighting for what is right... Her idol like Sylvia slowly build up.

During 2016 elections time, when she walked passed her kindergarten with some PAP candidates and volunteers inside, she shouted Workers Party without even any adult instructions.

I had edit this post to express my feeling and experience instead of auctioning out the tee in order not for the white to make issue to WP.

Having some feedback from people who post here like. Why I go brainwash my daughter especially? Kid slave and stuffs.
Let me so a little explanations why this post come out.

I came from a not so well being family of 6 squeezing in a 3 room flat in hougang. We use to support PAP very long ago. During that time, who will bother the neighbourhood like a trash as long as got shelter. Who will bother the block you stay in algae all over. Who will bother to complain Town Council for it back then. However a simple action totally change my parents mind not to continue to vote them in. During that time, all four of us were studying and due to 1 payment of TC was delayed, The TC immediately send a lawyer letter to pay with no negotiation.

I still remember I followed my dad to Mr Low 1st rally that hold in a small stage in between of block 320plus carpark. Even though you may say, what a young boy know but definitely it never go away from my memory. After Mr Low won hougang, my dad volunteer to help him. On events, attend wakes and look out for neighbourhood area. Mr Low always will take care of everyone in need even you never ask, he will come to ask you first. As years goes by, I was greatly inspired by Mr Low. Putting his fullest effort to make my neighbourhood clean and presentable.

Due to age, my father got to end his service for WP. However that don't stop Mr Low keeping a look out for my father. During 2006 election, I step up the same footsteps my father did. I help out everything in hougang. During 2 temple tour when I already married and got my daughter, Caitlyn. I still can remember I brought my wife and daughter along. I even carry my sleeping child in a sarong. Many uncles and aunty given me a thumbs up that motivated me and I do not feel tired that day.

In the year Feb 2017, my dad passed on. MP Png came for my father's wake. And to my surprise, old friend of my father came too. It's Mr Low. So in conclusion, does that mean politics is all about winning in life and to use underhand way to win it or to win your people trust for better living by true humanity? You decide. Choice is for my daughter what she wants. But once she did told me, she want to be like Sylvia and Daddy. To help people and to make people happy. You never too young to help and believe what is best for Our future.

Dear all, please help to share my post. Allsingaporestuff

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Now in case you are wondering why this little girl wants to help the Workers Party so much is because of this.......(from the WP site ingoodfaith.blog)

We are facing two civil law suits in the High Court. One suit is being brought by Aljunied-Hougang Town Council (AHTC), directed by an Independent Panel (Philip Jeyaretnam S.C., N. Sreenivasan S.C. and Ong Pang Thye) appointed under the Town Councils Act. The other suit is brought by Pasir Ris-Punggol Town Council (PRPTC).

Both suits allege that we and two other town councillors failed in our duties managing AHTC, and are liable to pay monies to AHTC and PRPTC. The total sum claimed against us is potentially more than $30 million, even though we are not accused of receiving any of these monies personally.

The claims against us are unfounded. We have acted in good faith, and did what we believed to be in the best interests of our residents and the Town Council. We have mounted rigorous defences in the two suits, and engaged a legal team from M/s Tan Rajah & Cheah.

We will fight the claims vigorously. If we lose the suits and are adjudged to pay large sums of money, and are unable to pay, we would face bankruptcy.

Since the suits commenced, the three of us have funded the legal expenses, using our personal savings and contributions from friends. We have not used any funds from the Workers’ Party. The total we have paid to our own lawyers to date is close to $600,000, covering the work done before the trial. The costs incurred so far have depleted our personal resources.

We need financial resources to fight the legal battle and to deal with the prospect of being made a bankrupt.

We now appeal to the public for financial support.

Thank you for your support. Every contribution, large and small, counts.

Contributions can be made in the following ways:

• PayNow to +65 9852 5901 (Sylvia’s public line)
• Internet fund transfer to UOB account no. 396 309 388 6
• Cheque made payable to any one of us:
Lim Swee Lian Sylvia
Low Thia Khiang
Pritam Singh

Mail to “My Mail Box 882560 Singapore 919191”

If it is convenient, please include your email address so that we can thank you.

If you have any questions, please email us at ingoodfaithsg@gmail.com

More Fake News from ST - 183,737 Millionaires in Singapore

What they would not be telling you is that less than half are true blue Singaporeans. The number will keep increasing as we import more millionaires from abroad while the poor locals are looking to emigrate out of this sick place. 

Li Shengwu Wants To Share This With You

For better or worse the brightest grandson of Lee Kuan Yew have this to share with you.

Gay Revolution in Singapore

Some interesting stuff from a friend in Hong Kong. Some news in HK about the gay-marriage of Lee Kuan Yew's grandson (the taller man). There is also a video of the marriage proposal done in some public places. While legally still not permitted, gays are fighting it hard for their rights in Singapore. And with the support of a member of the Lee Dynasty, things are looking bright for the gay fraternity over in this tiny PINK dot.

When Immorality is Legalised

No amount of money is enough (money no enough)

Cashless Society and Natural Disaster in Singapore

Food for thought

Imagine if disaster hits Singapore and power supplies is cut

If you do not have cash on hand and rely totally on electronic payment, then you are finished.

Worth pondering
Forward:

"The cashless society is difficult to face war and disaster" .

Japan's Hokkaido strong earthquake triggered a large-scale power outage, and Sapporo City instantly became the dark capital.

During this period, 1.95 million residents flocked to supermarkets and convenience stores to buy life supplies.

However, some of the victims who usually only use mobile phones have lost their ability to pay and can't buy what they need.

On September 6th, an anonymous discussion on the anonymous forum of the Japan Forum showed an article about crazy electronic payment.

"The Sapporo who only uses electronic payment is finished!" ", the article said:

I usually used to use Apple Pay (Pingguo pay), go out without a wallet, and very little cash.

In the early hours of the morning, after the strong earthquake, Sapporo suffered a large power outage.

He checked the refrigerator in his home and found that only milk and mayonnaise remained.

He rushed to the supermarket to buy living materials.

When he arrived at the supermarket, he found that he had no cash at all.

He took the iPhone with only 62% of the battery and looked at the Apple Pay screen on his mobile phone.

He felt uneasy.

When the queue cane around, the clerk told me that he could not use the electronic paying.

He can't use it anywhere else.

At seven o'clock that night, he sat alone at home, hungry.

Since the cash cannot be taken, the power has not recovered, and there is a feeling that everything is finished.

In February of this year, the Swedish central bank governor Stefan Ingves warned.

He said that the cashless society is unrestrained in the face of war or natural disasters, and the huge social and financial system will collapse in an instant.

“Payment function” is one of the four functions that money needs to have.

Cashless payment is just a supplement to the “payment function” because it can not be replaced by specific basic conditions (electricity, network, base station, etc.).

cash payment.

The Sapporo is still fortunate.

The earthquake gave everyone a lesson and can correctly understand cash payments and cashless payments.

If the large-scale war breaks out and there is a long-term disconnection or power outage, the encounter will be even more serious.

Pass this on ...

Greed & Legalised Corruption Driving up Electricity Tariffs

Temasek Holdings-owned monopoly power supplier SP Group yesterday (Sep 29) announced that the increase for the next three months from Oct to Dec will be 2.1%. This makes up a cumulated total of 18.8% for the year of 2018.

At Dec 2017, the electricity tariff was rated at 20.3 cents/kwh, but it is now increased 18.8% to 24.13 cents/kwh.

In 2017, SP Group posted a S$948 million net profit. With the latest increase, the Temasek Holdings-owned subsidiary is expected to cross the billion dollar profit mark and boost after-tax profit by a further S$178 million.

This is on top of a 8.7% increase in gas tariff and a 30% increase in water prices.

Corruption and nepotism remains the primary cause behind the exorbitant hike in energy prices, despite falling oil and natural gas prices. Approving the electricity tariff raised is the Energy Market Authority (EMA), whose Chairman Ng How Yue is the husband of PAP MP Tin Pei Ling.

Ng How Yue was Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong’s former Private Principal Secretary, and he saw four promotions in five straight years after his wife Tin Pei Ling won the MacPherson constituency.

One Million Singaporeans want to leave Singapore within 5 years

1 million citizens want to leave Singapore and leave within 5 years! ! !

Foreigners want to stay but can't stay, young people in Singapore want to leave? What irony?

Singapore, a beautiful and modern "garden city" , it has a clean and honest government, a harmonious and safe living environment, the first education level in Asia, beautiful and pleasant green facilities, convenient public support services... it is the place where tens of thousands of people dream of making it their home, Net Red Nas even called it a near-perfect place, an almost perfect country, living here is happiness found.

We all try our best to stay in Singapore. If we are allowed entry we will not go anywhere else , and we even worry that we will be unable to stay. However, I never expected that in 2016, the Singapore Policy Research Institute spent a lot of time conducting a survey for nearly three months. It interviewed 2013 nationals between the ages of 19 and 30.

The results turned out to be about One out of every three young Singaporeans is considering immigrating to another country in the next five years. Only one-fifth of the respondents admit that they often thought : “ Hey, don’t go to another country to settle down. ” Thoughts!

According to a few days ago released population briefing display, the current total resident population of Singapore citizens and PR is combined 3.99 million or so people, that is to say, as many as one million or so locals wanted to leave Singapore in Singapore within five years! ! !

Too many foreigners want to stay in Singapore but it is difficult to get PR and citizens, but local young people want to "escape from Singapore ". People outside want to come in. People inside want to go out, why does Singapore become such abesieged city? "What?"

Why do you want to go?

Speaking of why you want to go, young people in Singapore have a lot to say.

It can be seen that the green part is the number of migrants. In fact, it is far less than the local citizens and the number of PR. However, more than half of the young people in Singapore believe that the number of migrants in Singapore is now too much! They have greatly weakened Singapore's social cohesion!

Young people in Singapore also feel that foreign talents are only using Singapore's resources to regard Singapore as a “ stepping stone ” for their development in other developed countries !

Moreover, due to the presence of these outsiders, Singapore, a small island country, seems to be more crowded , and the morning and evening peaks are sardines on the subway!

A long, troublesome team at the hawker center during meals...

The local people are sick and can't get out of bed in the hospital...

Living in such a crowded environment, andfierce competition with foreign talents in the work , think it is terrible, it is better to slip.

Among the respondents, dissatisfied like this, there are too many foreigners in Singapore, and the proportion of Singaporeans who want to immigrate abroad is55.9% so high!

In addition, local young people who want to “escape from Singapore” also said:

“The cost of living in Singapore is too high. I don’t want to tie my children and grandchildren to a small country where an ordinary Japanese car would cost $130,000.”

"I am not optimistic about Singapore'seconomic development . In fact, there is not much national pride. I only think that Singapore has no freedom of speech. Even the assembly and protests are not allowed. It will be locked up in disorder!"

“A lot of Singaporeans have realized that they are locked up in a bird cage. I want to immigrate to a country with a larger living cost and a better living space .”

"Singaporeans are too stingy , and there is no way to get along with them, what should care about."

"The law and order is good, there is no way to represent everything..." 

So, where do these people want to leave Singapore and go?

Where do Singaporeans want to go, where do they want to go?

Australia and New Zealand are at the forefront of immigrant destinations that young people yearn for.

Young people in Singapore may have wild horses in their hearts, and Singapore’s small land cannot accommodate their dreams, so they will yearn for the vast land of 7,682,300 square kilometers in Australia! Among the immigrant destinations that Singaporeans yearn for, 35.6% of those who want to immigrate to Australia are ranked first among immigrant destinations.

It is also noteworthy that in the 2010 survey, New Zealand was still a destination for uninvited immigrants, but in 2016 it was ranked second in the country that Singaporeans most want to immigrate, accounting for 11.1% of the population. New Zealand has a mild climate and a low unemployment rate. Compared with the competitive Singapore, the pace of life is slower, which may be an important reason for attracting young immigrants from Singapore...

In addition, the United States, the United Kingdom, Canada, Japan, Taiwan, South Korea, Switzerland, and Malaysia are also on the list of places where Singaporeans want to immigrate.

Why do they want to go but they have not left?

The high cost of immigration, so many young people want to immigrate the "dream" can only be a dream, after all, is to want immigrants to go abroad to live a good life, can not go all the way! On the other hand, many young people in Singapore, even if they are allowed to immigrate on economic conditions, can goeconomically , but they ca n't go emotionally !

Because this year's Singapore Population Briefing shows that Singapore faces a severe population crisis and an aging population. At present, Singapore's elderly population support ratio is 1:4.2 , that is, every 65-year-old or older, 4.2 people need20 to 64. The aged Singaporeans came to take care of them.

Compared with the 2010 survey, “having family members in Singapore” has become the leading reason why Chinese people are rooted in Singapore. "Parents are, not far away," and are deeply rooted in the blood of many Chinese.

Singapore's public health and safety is also an important reason to make Singaporeans can not do without. Many countries are now populist, tribal, and xenophobic, which makes many people say that they must immigrate to Singaporeans in other countries within five years, and they are afraid that they will be eager to go abroad for a "rounder moon". Life, a more free living environment, a higher social status went overseas, but in the end, it was a lifetime of a small red book that was dreamed of by many people, but it was a lifetime in an unfamiliar and incompetent country. outsider……

Think about it this way, the person who wanted to leave, and silently stayed.

I want to stay, but I can’t stay...

One million Singaporeans often want to escape from Singapore, but nearly two million people say: We want to stay in Singapore, but we can't stay...

This year the population briefing display, hold work permits, student, dependent permit non-resident population of1,644,400 people , more than 1,646,500 people in 2017 to reduce the 2100 people. The rigorous immigration and foreign labor policies have not only reduced the number of people holding work permits in Singapore , even the number of permanent residents (PR) in Singapore has decreased from 526,600 last year to 522,300. Many PR After the expiration of the 5-year Re-entry permit, the continuous signing cannot be successful and can only leave Singapore with disappointment...

Two million people who want to stay in Singapore say: Singaporeans should not be excluded!

If Singapore is to achieve about 2.5% annual economic growth, it must increase its population to 6.3 million to 6.7 million by2030 . And in a serious aging problem, reduce the fertility of Singapore society, entering negative population growth pressures , it is now almost a million people to fill the vacancies required, only the top of the native population! It’s not easy to stay in Singapore. If you want to accept the strong xenophobia of local people, it’s really “not worthwhile”.

According to statistics, the mortality rate of Singapore has increased in the past decade. The number of deaths has increased from 16,200 in 2008 to 19,800 last year. The number of deaths has risen from 15,500 in 2008 to last year. According to the trend of 19,100 people , the death toll of citizens may exceed the number of citizens born in the mid-2030s, and Singapore will officially enter a period of negative population growth !

Where will the migrant population and Singaporean locals go ? How can we achieve a balanced and harmonious situation in Singapore and jointly build Singapore into a beautiful country that is more hopeful, perhaps a question that everyone in Singapore should think about.

Article is Courtesy of Weibo, China.

Booby Trap in CPF Nomination Scheme ?

For your info and action...regarding your CPF money.

I believe many of us are not aware of this as I don’t remember receiving any letter(s) from CPF Board on this. I have just check with CPF Board website & this is the truth. So I  suggest all of you to review your CPF nomination(s)  & amend it to cash distribution.

Everybody please note that when we kick the bucket, all our balanced CPF money will not be automatically deposited into our nominated NOK bank account in CASH.

CPF board will instead send all your balanced CPF money to your nominated NOK CPF MEDISAVE ACCOUNT.

There is a separate form to be filled if cash or cheque is required.
*So better know this....* *Die die they don't give to Next Of Kin the CASH...But WILL PUT IN TO THEIR MEDISAVE ACCT... UNLESS U READ UP THE FINE LINES. WE NEED TO FILL UP ANOTHER FORM WHICH MANY ARE NOT AWARE OF THAT!!!!*
https://www.cpf.gov.sg/Members/Schemes/schemes/other-matters/cpf-nomination-scheme

Better go check if our nominations are cash ones

Please circulate to families, friend and colleagues.

But wait.....here is the government's reply to the above allegations.

Gov.sg clarified that there is "absolutely no basis" for this rumour and said CPF savings will be given to one's nominees in cash via cheque or GIRO by default.

"This is unless you have opted for a different type of CPF nomination," it said.

Gov.sg said in its post that the rumour is just a variation of a false claim that first surfaced in 2012 and was debunked then.

A CPF nomination gives CPF members the option to specify who will receive their CPF savings, and how much each nominee should receive, upon their death.

If a CPF nomination is not made, the member's CPF savings will be transferred to the Public Trustee's Office (PTO) for distribution to his or her family members under the Intestate Succession Act, or the Inheritance Certificate (for Muslims).

Why our Leaders continue to earn Heavenly Income and Pensions

While all you guys are focusing on the salary and bonuses, what you guys missed is that our dear gov had removed ALL pension scheme from Singapore BUT kept it only for themselves.

Apparently, all ministers of more than 2 terms will get Full Pension till death.

So you kick them out all you want, they will still be laughing all the way to the bank everyday till the end of their life.

I wasnt able to believe it when I was told about this, can someone please tell me I was wrong.

The implication is huge if this is true. More ministers are added to this Pension worthy list every year . The numbers getting higher. The burden on the nation is HUGE.

Can someone please do some research and let us know how much it cost us each month and year just for this very special group of people.

The high salary is bad enough.....the full pension even after they left office is most despicable..... I considered it robbing the nation, totally unjustifiable.

It is not about changing gov, its about changing this kind of policies that is damaging our country and dividing the people.