1. Triage in a tent 2. Cheap get-away fares 3. A sailing, a sailing…. 4. It's a riot! 5. Mabuhay 6. WP is sooo funny. 7. Protests carried too high 8. What a yawn…. 9. Last tango in Singapore 10. A tale of a fishball stick 11. Hecklegate 12. From China with love 13. The grass was always greener 14. Petty Ministers 15. Of mice and men
The best greeting must be the one for PAP at the rooftop of Toa Payoh. So meaningful until Wan Bao dared not even publish for the readers to choose as the most outstanding news of the year.
..... even when our PM says his skin is thick enough.
Example Of Singapore's Smart Nation Technology ------------------------ 1) LTA's Taxi app. Can see the taxi but cannot call for the taxi.
2) CPF Money. Can see the money but cannot touch the money.
3) PAP Millionaire Ministers. Can see our tax money going into their salary but cannot see what is our benefit for paying the salary. Seems like we pay them million dollar salary so that we can hear them tell us we have a subsidy mentality when we approach them for help.
4) HDB flats. Can see the flat but cannot see the affordability.
How again does voting PAP benefit Singaporeans? What more can I lose by voting Opposition that I have not already lost voting PAP?
"There is nothing to prevent you from pushing your propaganda, to push your programme out either to the students or with the public at large... and if you can carry the ground, if you are right, you win. That's democracy. We're not preventing anybody" ~ Lee Kuan Yew, 31 January 2005
I like the photo of the TweedleDee and TweedleDum twins.
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They are not incredible photos. They expose the lack of credibility of the administration, not only in 2014, but over the last 10 years or more.
ReplyDeleteThese are shocking photos from a First World Country. Increadible!!!
DeleteThey are credible because the rulers has turned the people into credulous sheeple.
Deleteindelible ɪnˈdɛlɪb(ə)
Deleteadjective
- not able to be forgotten.
"the story made an indelible impression on me"
synonyms:
ineradicable, inerasable, ineffaceable, unexpungeable, indestructible, permanent, lasting, persisting, enduring, stubborn, ingrained, unfading, imperishable;
Great album for the upcoming GE. LOL.
ReplyDeleteHappy Holidays!
1. Triage in a tent
ReplyDelete2. Cheap get-away fares
3. A sailing, a sailing….
4. It's a riot!
5. Mabuhay
6. WP is sooo funny.
7. Protests carried too high
8. What a yawn….
9. Last tango in Singapore
10. A tale of a fishball stick
11. Hecklegate
12. From China with love
13. The grass was always greener
14. Petty Ministers
15. Of mice and men
#7
Delete"Protests not sooo funny"
14. The Father, The Son, and The Holy Goh
DeleteSeason's Greetings!
#6
DeleteDumb and Dumber
1 Healthcare fail
Delete2 Foreign talent fail
3 Foreign relations fail
4 Wayang inquiry fail
5 People power fail
6 GRC candidates fail
7 Whitewash fail
8 Pioneer generation fail
9 Censorship fail
10 Accountability fail
11 Special needs fail
12 Integration champion fail
13 Grassroots fail
14 Triad fail
15 Clean & green city fail
Hahahaha…what a year!
ReplyDeleteMakes way for a sweeter ground for election leh.
Cirque du Macabre.
ReplyDeleteWhen a pack of clowns rule.
The best greeting must be the one for PAP at the rooftop of Toa Payoh. So meaningful until Wan Bao dared not even publish for the readers to choose as the most outstanding news of the year.
ReplyDelete..... even when our PM says his skin is thick enough.
The writing is definitely on the wall!
DeleteExample Of Singapore's Smart Nation Technology
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1) LTA's Taxi app.
Can see the taxi but cannot call for the taxi.
2) CPF Money.
Can see the money but cannot touch the money.
3) PAP Millionaire Ministers.
Can see our tax money going into their salary but cannot see what is our benefit for paying the salary.
Seems like we pay them million dollar salary so that we can hear them tell us we have a subsidy mentality when we approach them for help.
4) HDB flats.
Can see the flat but cannot see the affordability.
How again does voting PAP benefit Singaporeans?
What more can I lose by voting Opposition that I have not already lost voting PAP?
Well said. Hope the peoples chose wisely this coming election. Good luck to those who still dont know who to vote for.
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