maybe the terrorist and its victims are all naked.Originally posted by charlize:What has porn got to do with terrorism?
agreedOriginally posted by av98m:They do not want to let singaporeans see opposition politicians being interviewed by the foreign media. Or see negative comments about Singapore on various current affairs programmes. Thats the real reason.
Those words said by the minister has got to be the most cookie-cutter response of all the ministries combined.Originally posted by av98m:They do not want to let singaporeans see opposition politicians being interviewed by the foreign media. Or see negative comments about Singapore on various current affairs programmes. Thats the real reason.
Originally posted by oxford mushroom:They want control of all that Singaporeans see and hear, although it's a losing battle now with the availability of internet. Wonder if they ever heard of the saying, "Forbidden fruits taste sweetest."
If I were a writer, I would want the Singapore government to ban my book...it will become an overnight success
In any case, we can always watch CNN and BBC World Service on SCV.Originally posted by charlize:Oh please.
Who in the world gets satellite TV so as to catch foreign media reports or what Shit?
Satellite TV is primarily used to watch porn and/or sports.
Ask the guys who have a satellite outside their backyard overseas if they got the satellite because they were interested in the political situation in kosovo or the bird flu situation in China and they will go wtf?
Actually the CNN and BBC we get here is a ..how should I put it..."regulated" version.Originally posted by fudgester:In any case, we can always watch CNN and BBC World Service on SCV.
Oh ok.... I beg your pardon.Originally posted by av98m:Actually the CNN and BBC we get here is a ..how should I put it..."regulated" version.
Hey.... regarding the book right.. is it true that owning a copy will have you getting charged?Originally posted by Rhonda:
Yeah! Whoever heard of Salman Rushdie until his book, The Satanic Verses, became banned in Singapore and in several other Muslim nations?