Singaporeans beware. Govt has every intention to raise GST to 10%. Most likely it will happen AFTER the next election. The final target goal is 15%

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1 <blockquote> <div class="quote_from">Originally posted by angel7030:</div> <div class="quote_body"> Wha so good, got money,.Take the $120 go for a nice slimming spa or buy a levis jean for myself first, rest are daddy's problem </div> </blockquote> Another useless post in her 16800+ postings

<blockquote> <div class="quote_from">Originally posted by angel7030:</div> <div class="quote_body"> Wha so good, got money,.Take the $120 go for a nice slimming spa or buy a levis jean for myself first, rest are daddy's problem </div> </blockquote> Another useless post in her 16800+ postings

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1 TAK BOLEH TAHAN on rising food prices... place embargo at our imports?

TAK BOLEH TAHAN on rising food prices... place embargo at our imports?

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1 Why don't the Taiwanese "hum" apply for Singapore citizenship and become a Singapore "hum"? At that time, maybe we will take you slightly more seriously, since you would have the right to say something about Singapore. Right now, you are nothing more than somebody who can easily run to Taiwan and laugh at Singapore should it get into problems.

Why don't the Taiwanese "hum" apply for Singapore citizenship and become a Singapore "hum"? At that time, maybe we will take you slightly more seriously, since you would have the right to say something about Singapore. Right now, you are nothing more than somebody who can easily run to Taiwan and laugh at Singapore should it get into problems.

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1 he knows how to destroy his country democracy... LOL

he knows how to destroy his country democracy... LOL

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1 <blockquote> <div class="quote_from">Originally posted by kengkia:</div> <div class="quote_body"> well talking about kra canal, dun worry la. it wun be materialised anytime soon. Thailand doesn't have the means to do it now as the political situation not that stable yet also it do not have the funds needed to construct the canal, unless POTNETIAL ENEMY OF SG who is bent on bringing sg down willing to fund thailand on building the canal. my penny thoughts </div> </blockquote> dear friend, it's not a matter of enemy of SG. It's a decision based on practical and economic benefits. To equate investors aiding the construction of the canal to being an enemy of SG, is likened to saying that just because we help China build a dam, means we are an enemy of USA. The world doesn't run like that, but is run based on practical needs and benefits. The above also sounds like the rabbit that is close to the finishing line, falling asleep, while the tortoise catches up without the rabbit being aware. Like security, a corporation that is in an industry must be ever-vigilant of its competition and surroundings, and what is happening within its industry, in order to pro-actively react to reap the best benefits (or minimise its losses). Any corporation that sleeps on this monitoring, or becomes complacent and not keep tabs of its surroundings, will very soon become a giant of yesterday, given the fast-paced nature of global trade   Sybase was a database company with lots of potential in its heyday, but made ONE SINGLE mistake that resulted in its immense fall in popularity. It failed to look around at its database competitors, and rejected SAP when SAP came to knock on its door requesting to build compatibility of SAP applications to Sybase (other database companies had agreed to it, including Oracle). The result is a massive loss of competitiveness when the next era of business computing (ERP), led by SAP, became the hottest thing in the industry (and still is now).

<blockquote> <div class="quote_from">Originally posted by kengkia:</div> <div class="quote_body"> well talking about kra canal, dun worry la. it wun be materialised anytime soon. Thailand doesn't have the means to do it now as the political situation not that stable yet also it do not have the funds needed to construct the canal, unless POTNETIAL ENEMY OF SG who is bent on bringing sg down willing to fund thailand on building the canal. my penny thoughts </div> </blockquote> dear friend, it's not a matter of enemy of SG. It's a decision based on practical and economic benefits. To equate investors aiding the construction of the canal to being an enemy of SG, is likened to saying that just because we help China build a dam, means we are an enemy of USA. The world doesn't run like that, but is run based on practical needs and benefits. The above also sounds like the rabbit that is close to the finishing line, falling asleep, while the tortoise catches up without the rabbit being aware. Like security, a corporation that is in an industry must be ever-vigilant of its competition and surroundings, and what is happening within its industry, in order to pro-actively react to reap the best benefits (or minimise its losses). Any corporation that sleeps on this monitoring, or becomes complacent and not keep tabs of its surroundings, will very soon become a giant of yesterday, given the fast-paced nature of global trade   Sybase was a database company with lots of potential in its heyday, but made ONE SINGLE mistake that resulted in its immense fall in popularity. It failed to look around at its database competitors, and rejected SAP when SAP came to knock on its door requesting to build compatibility of SAP applications to Sybase (other database companies had agreed to it, including Oracle). The result is a massive loss of competitiveness when the next era of business computing (ERP), led by SAP, became the hottest thing in the industry (and still is now).

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3 <blockquote> <div class="quote_from">Originally posted by Atobe:</div> <div class="quote_body"> Can the Standards of the Singapore people be similar to that of a pseudo-Bavarian ? Obviously, the pseudo-Bavarian will always wish to put in its last word when it has nothing to offer with its first - that has been so easily punctured.     </div> </blockquote> Hey, Turd! Does nationality has anything got to do with country of origin? The question here is whether does a Singaporean politician want to serve the people and not whether the same said politician is right about the ruling party or not.

<blockquote> <div class="quote_from">Originally posted by Atobe:</div> <div class="quote_body"> Can the Standards of the Singapore people be similar to that of a pseudo-Bavarian ? Obviously, the pseudo-Bavarian will always wish to put in its last word when it has nothing to offer with its first - that has been so easily punctured.     </div> </blockquote> Hey, Turd! Does nationality has anything got to do with country of origin? The question here is whether does a Singaporean politician want to serve the people and not whether the same said politician is right about the ruling party or not.

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1 well talking about kra canal, dun worry la. it wun be materialised anytime soon. Thailand doesn't have the means to do it now as the political situation not that stable yet also it do not have the funds needed to construct the canal, unless POTNETIAL ENEMY OF SG who is bent on bringing sg down willing to fund thailand on building the canal. my penny thoughts

well talking about kra canal, dun worry la. it wun be materialised anytime soon. Thailand doesn't have the means to do it now as the political situation not that stable yet also it do not have the funds needed to construct the canal, unless POTNETIAL ENEMY OF SG who is bent on bringing sg down willing to fund thailand on building the canal. my penny thoughts

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1 <blockquote> <div class="quote_from">Originally posted by will4:</div> <div class="quote_body"> Back to the problem of foreign professional, the paper reported that due to the influx of foreign professional into this country, there were also about 5000 locals moving out of the country, out of these 5000, 1000 of them gave up their local citizenship n the rest of them managed to get PR of their neww countries. </div> </blockquote> Hey welcome back! Haven't seen you in a while. I am one of the 5000 as well. But I don't think I will give up my citizenship, coz I am proud to be a Singaporean (not proud of our govt though)

<blockquote> <div class="quote_from">Originally posted by will4:</div> <div class="quote_body"> Back to the problem of foreign professional, the paper reported that due to the influx of foreign professional into this country, there were also about 5000 locals moving out of the country, out of these 5000, 1000 of them gave up their local citizenship n the rest of them managed to get PR of their neww countries. </div> </blockquote> Hey welcome back! Haven't seen you in a while. I am one of the 5000 as well. But I don't think I will give up my citizenship, coz I am proud to be a Singaporean (not proud of our govt though)

2009-11-21T22:08:12+08:00

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1 <blockquote> <div class="quote_from">Originally posted by angel7030:</div> <div class="quote_body"> I am not been compacent, i got close friend working in PSA and NOL, so dun give me  shit of your knowing, keep it to yourself , when 50 years down the road, we are still nos 1 and not even a grass at Kra was removed, then you can eat your words if you are still alive. I picture you the scenarios when Kra Canal is open, pirates will delighted to trade along the bay of bengal, India will fight for their right for toll,  Mynamar will claim the Aceh sea lines to collect tax, so is Indonesia sumatra states, so is Thailand and malaysia, all would want a piece of the cake, and when that happen, as you know in these third world and militants countries, war will broke out leading to more damaging then gain. On the other side of the Kra, the line to east, South China sea, Thailand will be there, so are China, Vietnam, philippines, Malaysia and the Borneo states. It is a opportunity for them to collect toll and taxes if that Canal is open. In it, there are muslim, chinese, thais, mynamar juntas, aceh extremist, you name it. So i hope you understand that why the Kra was never built in the first place, it is of the utmost national security and peace reason, the japs and koreans are more then willing to tender to built it, so are those western and russian contractors, but they knew that by building it, or before building it, a war will begin. So, dun play play with mei mei hor  </div> </blockquote> Sorry, you may claim what you want, but I don't buy that idea you have friends in PSA or NOL. I was personally from the maritime industry for several years, knowing people from NOL, PSA, Maersk, Evergreen, Cosco, etc. If what you said was true, I would have known it long ago. In fact, the exact opposite was mentioned, that the Kra Canal is a risk. Your scenarios about extremists, war, are nothing but wild speculations. In fact, its the dumbest remark I have ever read (xtreyier is ranked close to you). The thing is, I doubt you even know how investment works. Whichever investors who invest into this project will naturally have a stake in the results of the project. Therefore whoever wants to collect tolls, etc, will have to invest. It's just pure economic decisions, full stop. What rubbish is this about everyone wanting to stake a claim on it? You think it's some island that was unhabited for years till someone found oil resources beneath it, that countries start to stake their claim? Even so, I haven't seen those being escalated into your so-called wars I don't play with you, I just find you very ignorant. Fancy arguing about someone else's domain, when you know nothing about it. Fancy arguing and exposing your lack of knowledge in investments. You should just stick to pubs, rather than listen to rumours from people. To end, I think you never even use your eyes to read. I told you PSA is ranked 3rd largest in the world. We are not 1st. And in 50 years, I do hope PSA still continues to be strong, NOT just in Singapore, but across the world (with its global expansion plans successful)

<blockquote> <div class="quote_from">Originally posted by angel7030:</div> <div class="quote_body"> I am not been compacent, i got close friend working in PSA and NOL, so dun give me  shit of your knowing, keep it to yourself , when 50 years down the road, we are still nos 1 and not even a grass at Kra was removed, then you can eat your words if you are still alive. I picture you the scenarios when Kra Canal is open, pirates will delighted to trade along the bay of bengal, India will fight for their right for toll,  Mynamar will claim the Aceh sea lines to collect tax, so is Indonesia sumatra states, so is Thailand and malaysia, all would want a piece of the cake, and when that happen, as you know in these third world and militants countries, war will broke out leading to more damaging then gain. On the other side of the Kra, the line to east, South China sea, Thailand will be there, so are China, Vietnam, philippines, Malaysia and the Borneo states. It is a opportunity for them to collect toll and taxes if that Canal is open. In it, there are muslim, chinese, thais, mynamar juntas, aceh extremist, you name it. So i hope you understand that why the Kra was never built in the first place, it is of the utmost national security and peace reason, the japs and koreans are more then willing to tender to built it, so are those western and russian contractors, but they knew that by building it, or before building it, a war will begin. So, dun play play with mei mei hor  </div> </blockquote> Sorry, you may claim what you want, but I don't buy that idea you have friends in PSA or NOL. I was personally from the maritime industry for several years, knowing people from NOL, PSA, Maersk, Evergreen, Cosco, etc. If what you said was true, I would have known it long ago. In fact, the exact opposite was mentioned, that the Kra Canal is a risk. Your scenarios about extremists, war, are nothing but wild speculations. In fact, its the dumbest remark I have ever read (xtreyier is ranked close to you). The thing is, I doubt you even know how investment works. Whichever investors who invest into this project will naturally have a stake in the results of the project. Therefore whoever wants to collect tolls, etc, will have to invest. It's just pure economic decisions, full stop. What rubbish is this about everyone wanting to stake a claim on it? You think it's some island that was unhabited for years till someone found oil resources beneath it, that countries start to stake their claim? Even so, I haven't seen those being escalated into your so-called wars I don't play with you, I just find you very ignorant. Fancy arguing about someone else's domain, when you know nothing about it. Fancy arguing and exposing your lack of knowledge in investments. You should just stick to pubs, rather than listen to rumours from people. To end, I think you never even use your eyes to read. I told you PSA is ranked 3rd largest in the world. We are not 1st. And in 50 years, I do hope PSA still continues to be strong, NOT just in Singapore, but across the world (with its global expansion plans successful)

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6 <blockquote> <div class="quote_from">Originally posted by angel7030:</div> <div class="quote_body"> those arab one are like nan and tosai, or the hindi chapati, when the west took in, they changed it to pizza, and so on. When our early indian muslim decendent who came here, they created Pratas to suit the local taste buds. In Nepal, the call it Num, a veg flour mixed with rice flour and step on with not only their hand but also their feet, then it is paste on a hot urn and baked follow by toasted, they offered me with green minted curry. But i refused to take, cos looking at their feets only, i wanted to vomit liao </div> </blockquote> OT, whofivesaguck?

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1 <blockquote> <div class="quote_from">Originally posted by angel7030:</div> <div class="quote_body"> Prata is a local food here, many of those indian national who came here found it to be very nice, so in a way, when they are back in their hometown, they got the idea of selling it, so even if you managed to eat prata in india, it is originated from here? The malaysia call it Roti chennai. Personally, i had been to india quite a few times to buy the rights (business) for Kingfisher beers and Indian Walker whiskey to be import into my pubs. I had eaten many kind of roti spreads, and indians there also know the prata is a south east originated one. </div> </blockquote> dimwit, this is my last post on prata. firstly, i already mentioned earlier that i am not disputing on the origin of prata. angel7030: in india, actually there is not such thing as prata, only in malaysia and Singapore you insisted that there is no such thing as prata in india in your earlier post, i countered it by saying that i have had prata in india, so you are incorrect in this baseless claim. issit so difficult to understand? `place of origin' and `availability' is two different thing. if you can't even comprehend something as simple as that, the 16.8k posts you made all are just farts. and just on the origin question, read this: A paratha (also spelled as parantha) (<a title="Hindi" href="http://sgforums.com/wiki/Hindi">Hindi</a>: पराँठा, <a title="Urdu" href="http://sgforums.com/wiki/Urdu">Urdu</a>: پراٹھا, <a title="Tamil language" href="http://sgforums.com/wiki/Tamil_language">Tamil</a>: பராட்டா) is an <a title="Indian bread" href="http://sgforums.com/wiki/Indian_bread">Indian flat-bread</a> that originated in the <a title="Indian subcontinent" href="http://sgforums.com/wiki/Indian_subcontinent">Indian subcontinent</a>. Paratha is an amalgamation of the words parat (Hindi: परत, <a title="Bengali language" href="http://sgforums.com/wiki/Bengali_language">Bengali</a>: পরত, Urdu:پرت ) and <a title="Atta flour" href="http://sgforums.com/wiki/Atta_flour">atta</a> (Hindi: आटा, Bengali: আটা) which literally means layers of cooked <a title="Flour" href="http://sgforums.com/wiki/Flour">flour</a>.<a href="http://sgforums.com/forums/10/topics/#cite_note-0">[1]</a> <a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paratha">http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paratha</a> you, and what's between your ears literally remind me of a mate in singapore who loves to, when at his favourite prata store, raise his hand with 2 fingers showing and shouts: "KOSONG!"

<blockquote> <div class="quote_from">Originally posted by angel7030:</div> <div class="quote_body"> Prata is a local food here, many of those indian national who came here found it to be very nice, so in a way, when they are back in their hometown, they got the idea of selling it, so even if you managed to eat prata in india, it is originated from here? The malaysia call it Roti chennai. Personally, i had been to india quite a few times to buy the rights (business) for Kingfisher beers and Indian Walker whiskey to be import into my pubs. I had eaten many kind of roti spreads, and indians there also know the prata is a south east originated one. </div> </blockquote> dimwit, this is my last post on prata. firstly, i already mentioned earlier that i am not disputing on the origin of prata. angel7030: in india, actually there is not such thing as prata, only in malaysia and Singapore you insisted that there is no such thing as prata in india in your earlier post, i countered it by saying that i have had prata in india, so you are incorrect in this baseless claim. issit so difficult to understand? `place of origin' and `availability' is two different thing. if you can't even comprehend something as simple as that, the 16.8k posts you made all are just farts. and just on the origin question, read this: A paratha (also spelled as parantha) (<a href= "http://sgforums.com/wiki/Hindi" title="Hindi" rel= "nofollow">Hindi</a>: पराँठा, <a href="http://sgforums.com/wiki/Urdu" title="Urdu" rel="nofollow">Urdu</a>: پراٹھا, <a href="http://sgforums.com/wiki/Tamil_language" title= "Tamil language" rel="nofollow">Tamil</a>: பராட்டா) is an <a href="http://sgforums.com/wiki/Indian_bread" title= "Indian bread" rel="nofollow">Indian flat-bread</a> that originated in the <a href= "http://sgforums.com/wiki/Indian_subcontinent" title= "Indian subcontinent" rel="nofollow">Indian subcontinent</a>. Paratha is an amalgamation of the words parat (Hindi: परत, <a href= "http://sgforums.com/wiki/Bengali_language" title= "Bengali language" rel="nofollow">Bengali</a>: পরত, Urdu:پرت ) and <a href="http://sgforums.com/wiki/Atta_flour" title="Atta flour" rel="nofollow">atta</a> (Hindi: आटा, Bengali: আটা) which literally means layers of cooked <a href= "http://sgforums.com/wiki/Flour" title="Flour" rel= "nofollow">flour</a>.<a href="http://sgforums.com/forums/10/topics/#cite_note-0" rel= "nofollow">[1]</a> <a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paratha" rel= "nofollow">http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paratha</a> you, and what's between your ears literally remind me of a mate in singapore who loves to, when at his favourite prata store, raise his hand with 2 fingers showing and shouts: "KOSONG!"

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1 <blockquote> <div class="quote_from">Originally posted by soul_rage:</div> <div class="quote_body"> As I said, she has 16800 postings (more than you and I combined), but 90% of them are utter rubbish. Imagine her commenting on maritime when she has absolutely no idea what is going on... sheesh </div> </blockquote> Back to the problem of foreign professional, the paper reported that due to the influx of foreign professional into this country, there were also about 5000 locals moving out of the country, out of these 5000, 1000 of them gave up their local citizenship n the rest of them managed to get PR of their neww countries.

<blockquote> <div class="quote_from">Originally posted by soul_rage:</div> <div class="quote_body"> As I said, she has 16800 postings (more than you and I combined), but 90% of them are utter rubbish. Imagine her commenting on maritime when she has absolutely no idea what is going on... sheesh </div> </blockquote> Back to the problem of foreign professional, the paper reported that due to the influx of foreign professional into this country, there were also about 5000 locals moving out of the country, out of these 5000, 1000 of them gave up their local citizenship n the rest of them managed to get PR of their neww countries.

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1 WANTS TO GOTO NORTH POLE.....NOBODY OWNS IT,,,,AND WHICH IMMIGRATION OFFICER WOULD GO ALL THE WAY THERE TO DEPORT U?

WANTS TO GOTO NORTH POLE.....NOBODY OWNS IT,,,,AND WHICH IMMIGRATION OFFICER WOULD GO ALL THE WAY THERE TO DEPORT U?

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1 <blockquote> <div class="quote_from">Originally posted by Herzog_Zwei:</div> <div class="quote_body"> By the people of Singapore's standards, need anyone say more? </div> </blockquote> Can the Standards of the Singapore people be similar to that of a pseudo-Bavarian ? Obviously, the pseudo-Bavarian will always wish to put in its last word when it has nothing to offer with its first - that has been so easily punctured.

<blockquote> <div class="quote_from">Originally posted by Herzog_Zwei:</div> <div class="quote_body"> By the people of Singapore's standards, need anyone say more? </div> </blockquote> Can the Standards of the Singapore people be similar to that of a pseudo-Bavarian ? Obviously, the pseudo-Bavarian will always wish to put in its last word when it has nothing to offer with its first - that has been so easily punctured.

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2 <blockquote> <div class="quote_from">Originally posted by angel7030:</div> <div class="quote_body"> somebody jumped, and you blame the govt?? fair or not? if so, many would had jumped. </div> </blockquote> If ever the Taiwanese "hum" make a jump - it will  be doubtful if anyone will complain. Why will anyone follow a dumb Taiwanese "hum" and make the jump ?

<blockquote> <div class="quote_from">Originally posted by angel7030:</div> <div class="quote_body"> somebody jumped, and you blame the govt?? fair or not? if so, many would had jumped. </div> </blockquote> If ever the Taiwanese "hum" make a jump - it will  be doubtful if anyone will complain. Why will anyone follow a dumb Taiwanese "hum" and make the jump ?

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1 <blockquote> <div class="quote_from">Originally posted by angel7030:</div> <div class="quote_body"> In first place, where got recession, i dun even feel it. </div> </blockquote> Does a "hum" ever feel anything - when its Life of irrelevance is to have half of its "hum" hanging out from its shell, and wait for its customers to bugger it at its Bar ? Is there any recession for a Taiwanese "hum" that thrives on bad times as much as it thrives on good times - when its services offered are "hums" - wine - and songs ?

<blockquote> <div class="quote_from">Originally posted by angel7030:</div> <div class="quote_body"> In first place, where got recession, i dun even feel it. </div> </blockquote> Does a "hum" ever feel anything - when its Life of irrelevance is to have half of its "hum" hanging out from its shell, and wait for its customers to bugger it at its Bar ? Is there any recession for a Taiwanese "hum" that thrives on bad times as much as it thrives on good times - when its services offered are "hums" - wine - and songs ?

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1 <blockquote> <div class="quote_from">Originally posted by angel7030:</div> <div class="quote_body"> Lau Hum ku </div> </blockquote>   No one will expect more from the bankrupt mind of a Taiwanese "hum".

<blockquote> <div class="quote_from">Originally posted by angel7030:</div> <div class="quote_body"> Lau Hum ku </div> </blockquote>   No one will expect more from the bankrupt mind of a Taiwanese "hum".

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1 <blockquote> <div class="quote_from">Originally posted by angel7030:</div> <div class="quote_body"> I am not been compacent, i got close friend working in PSA and NOL, so dun give me  shit of your knowing, keep it to yourself , when 50 years down the road, we are still nos 1 and not even a grass at Kra was removed, then you can eat your words if you are still alive. I picture you the scenarios when Kra Canal is open, pirates will delighted to trade along the bay of bengal, India will fight for their right for toll,  Mynamar will claim the Aceh sea lines to collect tax, so is Indonesia sumatra states, so is Thailand and malaysia, all would want a piece of the cake, and when that happen, as you know in these third world and militants countries, war will broke out leading to more damaging then gain. On the other side of the Kra, the line to east, South China sea, Thailand will be there, so are China, Vietnam, philippines, Malaysia and the Borneo states. It is a opportunity for them to collect toll and taxes if that Canal is open. In it, there are muslim, chinese, thais, mynamar juntas, aceh extremist, you name it. So i hope you understand that why the Kra was never built in the first place, it is of the utmost national security and peace reason, the japs and koreans are more then willing to tender to built it, so are those western and russian contractors, but they knew that by building it, or before building it, a war will begin. So, dun play play with mei mei hor  </div> </blockquote>   It is not a surprise for a Taiwanese "hum" to imagine it has close friends in PSA and NOL - as the "hum" is in the habit of dropping names like the "hum" drops it filth as it travels across the sea bed with the help of PSA and NOL to arrive into Singapore. The only pirates that will continue to appear when the Kra Canal open is probably the Taiwanese "hum" - which will surely open its Bar to the flood of sailors, and robbed them as they sleep with the Taiwanese "hum' and all its other "hums" that it recruit. We can depend on the Taiwanese "hum" to believe that the Thai, Malaysian and the Indonesian Governments will be so incompetent to allow the sea pirates to threaten the success of the Kra Canal, but to let the Taiwanese "hum" to exist to steal. Obviously, the Taiwanese "hum" must have forgotten that it had probably been eliminated with the Pirates of the Carribbean with the opening of the Panama Canal - when the US Navy, the Mexican Navy and Panamian Coast Guard became active to guard this new economic corridor. What is the basis for the negative views ofl the Taiwanese "hum" that are merely based on simplistic reasons and will not accept the broader geo-political and other economic and social studies that have been concluded that have called for the canal to be built to overcome the congested Straits of Malacca ? The reasons are quite obvious, as it is singing the tune of the PAP Government to kill the project - even as it will quietly make plans to find a role for Singapore in the project. The Taiwanese "hum" is no more then another proxy tool used by the PAP to create clouds of hot gas to befuddle the issues and lull reasons of concern to sleep - and to maintain a picture perfect calm in the horizon for Singapore. This is the ignorance that the Taiwnese "hum" can hope to spread that can only benefit the grip on a population whose voice has already been silenced and put into a corner, and is now even attempting to put a cap on critical thinking.

<blockquote> <div class="quote_from">Originally posted by angel7030:</div> <div class="quote_body"> I am not been compacent, i got close friend working in PSA and NOL, so dun give me  shit of your knowing, keep it to yourself , when 50 years down the road, we are still nos 1 and not even a grass at Kra was removed, then you can eat your words if you are still alive. I picture you the scenarios when Kra Canal is open, pirates will delighted to trade along the bay of bengal, India will fight for their right for toll,  Mynamar will claim the Aceh sea lines to collect tax, so is Indonesia sumatra states, so is Thailand and malaysia, all would want a piece of the cake, and when that happen, as you know in these third world and militants countries, war will broke out leading to more damaging then gain. On the other side of the Kra, the line to east, South China sea, Thailand will be there, so are China, Vietnam, philippines, Malaysia and the Borneo states. It is a opportunity for them to collect toll and taxes if that Canal is open. In it, there are muslim, chinese, thais, mynamar juntas, aceh extremist, you name it. So i hope you understand that why the Kra was never built in the first place, it is of the utmost national security and peace reason, the japs and koreans are more then willing to tender to built it, so are those western and russian contractors, but they knew that by building it, or before building it, a war will begin. So, dun play play with mei mei hor  </div> </blockquote>   It is not a surprise for a Taiwanese "hum" to imagine it has close friends in PSA and NOL - as the "hum" is in the habit of dropping names like the "hum" drops it filth as it travels across the sea bed with the help of PSA and NOL to arrive into Singapore. The only pirates that will continue to appear when the Kra Canal open is probably the Taiwanese "hum" - which will surely open its Bar to the flood of sailors, and robbed them as they sleep with the Taiwanese "hum' and all its other "hums" that it recruit. We can depend on the Taiwanese "hum" to believe that the Thai, Malaysian and the Indonesian Governments will be so incompetent to allow the sea pirates to threaten the success of the Kra Canal, but to let the Taiwanese "hum" to exist to steal. Obviously, the Taiwanese "hum" must have forgotten that it had probably been eliminated with the Pirates of the Carribbean with the opening of the Panama Canal - when the US Navy, the Mexican Navy and Panamian Coast Guard became active to guard this new economic corridor. What is the basis for the negative views ofl the Taiwanese "hum" that are merely based on simplistic reasons and will not accept the broader geo-political and other economic and social studies that have been concluded that have called for the canal to be built to overcome the congested Straits of Malacca ? The reasons are quite obvious, as it is singing the tune of the PAP Government to kill the project - even as it will quietly make plans to find a role for Singapore in the project. The Taiwanese "hum" is no more then another proxy tool used by the PAP to create clouds of hot gas to befuddle the issues and lull reasons of concern to sleep - and to maintain a picture perfect calm in the horizon for Singapore. This is the ignorance that the Taiwnese "hum" can hope to spread that can only benefit the grip on a population whose voice has already been silenced and put into a corner, and is now even attempting to put a cap on critical thinking.

2009-11-21T16:36:26+08:00

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2 If anywone were to migrate i'm pretty sure a major factor would be the damned turn off weather!

If anywone were to migrate i'm pretty sure a major factor would be the damned turn off weather!

2009-11-21T16:35:19+08:00

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1 angel7030,   which queue are u in??the essential people queue or non-essential queue?

angel7030,   which queue are u in??the essential people queue or non-essential queue?

2009-11-21T16:25:04+08:00

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1 <blockquote> <div class="quote_from">Originally posted by angel7030:</div> <div class="quote_body"> those arab one are like nan and tosai, or the hindi chapati, when the west took in, they changed it to pizza, and so on. When our early indian muslim decendent who came here, they created Pratas to suit the local taste buds. In Nepal, the call it Num, a veg flour mixed with rice flour and step on with not only their hand but also their feet, then it is paste on a hot urn and baked follow by toasted, they offered me with green minted curry. But i refused to take, cos looking at their feets only, i wanted to vomit liao </div> </blockquote> The Taiwanese "hum" should be awarded an Indian degree for its incompetence to relate itself with Indian cuisines in a thread that is all about - Indian engineer wants Singapore to recognize more “degrees” From its first post on Page 1 - it has been nothing but to distract the thread with its petulant mischief in making irrelevant replies that it had admitted as a joke- which is the typical form across every thread. The "hum" must have been buggered each night at the Bar where it work daily, and will need to find some relevance in its otherwise irrelevant life - the only way that the "hum" can find its form of relevance is to be completely "irrelevant" as is its real Life.

<blockquote> <div class="quote_from">Originally posted by angel7030:</div> <div class="quote_body"> those arab one are like nan and tosai, or the hindi chapati, when the west took in, they changed it to pizza, and so on. When our early indian muslim decendent who came here, they created Pratas to suit the local taste buds. In Nepal, the call it Num, a veg flour mixed with rice flour and step on with not only their hand but also their feet, then it is paste on a hot urn and baked follow by toasted, they offered me with green minted curry. But i refused to take, cos looking at their feets only, i wanted to vomit liao </div> </blockquote> The Taiwanese "hum" should be awarded an Indian degree for its incompetence to relate itself with Indian cuisines in a thread that is all about - Indian engineer wants Singapore to recognize more “degrees” From its first post on Page 1 - it has been nothing but to distract the thread with its petulant mischief in making irrelevant replies that it had admitted as a joke- which is the typical form across every thread. The "hum" must have been buggered each night at the Bar where it work daily, and will need to find some relevance in its otherwise irrelevant life - the only way that the "hum" can find its form of relevance is to be completely "irrelevant" as is its real Life.

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1 1st----- the old and sick of all races 2nd---- the non-essential workers irregardless of age 3rd------people with insufficient money as stapulated by future legislation we will all grow old... n become sick so if u are a teacher or musician or dancer ,,,arts...bartendering......................non-essential so if you are a doctor,nurse,mechanic, engineer or production technician ...or deal with production and essential to spore economy mebbe they would leave u alone. hmmm......interesting.

1st----- the old and sick of all races 2nd---- the non-essential workers irregardless of age 3rd------people with insufficient money as stapulated by future legislation we will all grow old... n become sick so if u are a teacher or musician or dancer ,,,arts...bartendering......................non-essential so if you are a doctor,nurse,mechanic, engineer or production technician ...or deal with production and essential to spore economy mebbe they would leave u alone. hmmm......interesting.

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2 <blockquote> <div class="quote_from">Originally posted by angel7030:</div> <div class="quote_body"> in life there is alway a choice, changi airport is close but never close. </div> </blockquote> Singapore is surrounded by beach, and should never be too far for a Taiwanese "hum' to plant its shell and wait for the next wave to bring itself back to Taiwan. Why bother with Changi Airport ? In life as in this Speaker's Corner - there is a choice - to be relevant or to be irrelevant - which in the case of a Taiwanese "hum" it has been a consistent attempt to be totally obnoxious with its irrelevance in each and every reply posted in any thread.

<blockquote> <div class="quote_from">Originally posted by angel7030:</div> <div class="quote_body"> in life there is alway a choice, changi airport is close but never close. </div> </blockquote> Singapore is surrounded by beach, and should never be too far for a Taiwanese "hum' to plant its shell and wait for the next wave to bring itself back to Taiwan. Why bother with Changi Airport ? In life as in this Speaker's Corner - there is a choice - to be relevant or to be irrelevant - which in the case of a Taiwanese "hum" it has been a consistent attempt to be totally obnoxious with its irrelevance in each and every reply posted in any thread.

2009-11-21T16:13:18+08:00

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1 <blockquote> <div class="quote_from">Originally posted by angel7030:</div> <div class="quote_body"> i know, that is why i use burger to make him look like a burger, worst than a bugger...isn't it true that those who are detained for years and being released, cannot even sue LKY for their sufferring and lost whereby LKY also said, "at the point of time it is inevitable for the sake of Singapore, we have to clear all these rubbish in the street even if it is a mistake, otherwise, singapore cannot be what it is today." so are they going to sue him??? they can't, so what is a mistake of self confession on the language got to do with class action when in the first place, nobody noted the mistake and he is the one who confessed it, so you want LKY to sue himself ar?? </div> </blockquote> Does the Taiwanese "hum" believe that the meaning and process of "Class Action" is for LKY to sue himself ? Obviously, the Taiwanese "hum" is in its top form at being irrelevant. It is amazing that the "hum" could have attribute the following said to LKY that - "we have to clear all these rubbish in the street even if it is a mistake" - did LKY make another mistake again by opening the doors to let in all the rubbish immigrants that include the Taiwanese "hum" to spread its filth this time, when LKY had locked away loyalist Singaporeans that dare to challenge him ? Do we need a Taiwanese "hum" to explain what had transpired in Singapore, and to re-interprete the political events to put a kinder light onto LKY ? It would have been far more productive for the Taiwanese "hum" to return to the Bar Forum or to the Taiwanese Political Forum then to appear in this Speaker's Corner and attempt to change history with the PAP's propaganda fed into its "hum".

<blockquote> <div class="quote_from">Originally posted by angel7030:</div> <div class="quote_body"> i know, that is why i use burger to make him look like a burger, worst than a bugger...isn't it true that those who are detained for years and being released, cannot even sue LKY for their sufferring and lost whereby LKY also said, "at the point of time it is inevitable for the sake of Singapore, we have to clear all these rubbish in the street even if it is a mistake, otherwise, singapore cannot be what it is today." so are they going to sue him??? they can't, so what is a mistake of self confession on the language got to do with class action when in the first place, nobody noted the mistake and he is the one who confessed it, so you want LKY to sue himself ar?? </div> </blockquote> Does the Taiwanese "hum" believe that the meaning and process of "Class Action" is for LKY to sue himself ? Obviously, the Taiwanese "hum" is in its top form at being irrelevant. It is amazing that the "hum" could have attribute the following said to LKY that - "we have to clear all these rubbish in the street even if it is a mistake" - did LKY make another mistake again by opening the doors to let in all the rubbish immigrants that include the Taiwanese "hum" to spread its filth this time, when LKY had locked away loyalist Singaporeans that dare to challenge him ? Do we need a Taiwanese "hum" to explain what had transpired in Singapore, and to re-interprete the political events to put a kinder light onto LKY ? It would have been far more productive for the Taiwanese "hum" to return to the Bar Forum or to the Taiwanese Political Forum then to appear in this Speaker's Corner and attempt to change history with the PAP's propaganda fed into its "hum".

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