MM Lee's wife passed away
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Originally posted by Vote PAP OUT to Save SG:
Why Lee Kuan Yew's wife wake is at istana, but Ong Teng Cheong did not have state funeral?
Because she is Lee Kuan Yew's wife?
Just goes to show the biased bullshit system we have in Singapore by that anglo dog Lee Kuan Yew.
Pui.
Hmm.... She is consultant of LKY. Hmm. LKY do have a "mentor" man.....
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Originally posted by Samuel Lee:
Hmm.... She is consultant of LKY. Hmm. LKY do have a "mentor" man.....
Lee Kuan Yew should join his wife. He shouldn't let her be lonely.
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Originally posted by Vote PAP OUT to Save SG:
Why Lee Kuan Yew's wife wake is at istana, but Ong Teng Cheong did not have state funeral?
Because she is Lee Kuan Yew's wife?
Just goes to show the biased bullshit system we have in Singapore by that anglo dog Lee Kuan Yew.
Pui.
Yeah Yeah, so? CHoo is not having state funeral. Making mountains out of molehills. As long Hsien Long wants to place the funeral bier in the Istana, that is his perojative. -
Originally posted by Herzog_Zwei:
As long Hsien Long wants to place the funeral bier in the Istana, that is his perojative.Who says so?
What are the rules?
quote me the fucking rules.
Istana can suka suka allow anyone to hold funeral?
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Originally posted by Vote PAP OUT to Save SG:
Lee Kuan Yew should join his wife. He shouldn't let her be lonely.
Dun gan jiong, as I say 我们虽然ä¸�是å�Œå¹´å�Œæœˆå�Œæ—¥ç”Ÿï¼Œä½†æ„¿å�Œå¹´å�Œæœˆå�Œæ—¥æ» [Although we are not borned on the same year, month and day, but wished to die on the same year month and day]， well guess what LKY, got chest infection along with Mattair, ex-PM of Malaysia. So maybe these 2 companions will follow her as well.
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Originally posted by Vote PAP OUT to Save SG:
Who says so?
What are the rules?
quote me the fucking rules.
Istana can suka suka allow anyone to hold funeral?
So long as President agrees?? Well, old prata is coming soon, maybe follow Balaji (Not Banilanpa ah?) ?
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Originally posted by Samuel Lee:
So maybe these 2 companions will follow her as well.
I think that will be a good thing, not bad thing.
Ong Teng Cheong's wife died in 1999 and Ong Teng Cheong later passed away in 2002, but no state funeral.
Why Ong Teng Cheong no state funeral?
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politics r bt worldly affairs.
ashes to ashes, dust to dust.
ppl gone oso gone le, juz let it go can.
me isnt particularly fond of our governin party.
bt at least they r less embarrasin than ppl like u.
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TIB 781 L: 我和我刚过世的父亲都在裕廊一带长大�
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Originally posted by Medicated Oil:
I am just curious on why her wake is in istana and why it is a public event since she is not a political figure.
Should her wake be a private event for the family instead of another public event ?
brudder.........don't tel me u don't know the old hag is the unofficial Queen of this damn island ?
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Originally posted by Vote PAP OUT to Save SG:
Why Lee Kuan Yew's wife wake is at istana, but Ong Teng Cheong did not have state funeral?
Because she is Lee Kuan Yew's wife?
Just goes to show the biased bullshit system we have in Singapore by that anglo dog Lee Kuan Yew.
Pui.
i bet the old hag was the one telling the od fart to be both a British and Japanese dog.................
### i read that the Lees hated Ong Teng Cheong becoz he kept asking about S'pore's foreign reserves..................surely he should know that's actually ''PRIVATE'' property...............LOL
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Originally posted by Samuel Lee:
So long as President agrees?? Well, old prata is coming soon, maybe follow Balaji (Not Banilanpa ah?) ?
aiyah.........you should know President Nathan even needs permission to go to the toilet what..............
if LKY wants Nathan to burn incense paper and joss-sticks for the old hag, Nathan also have to do it................
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Originally posted by Vote PAP OUT to Save SG:
Lee Kuan Yew should join his wife. He shouldn't let her be lonely.
maybe the Devil also scared these 2 old fuckers will overthrow Him.................LOL............
anyway, i hope sonny dies first...............the father will follow shortly...................
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Originally posted by Sohyp1970:
sbst275：
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Originally posted by Vote PAP OUT to Save SG:
Istana can suka suka allow anyone to hold funeral?
Aiyah, the whole fucking Sinkapore is his mah, he say put where then put where loh....... He put it along Orchard Road we oso lan lan.......
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Originally posted by Sohyp1970:
sbst275：
我是第一批分æµ�制度的å�—害者，也是最å�Žä¸€æ‰¹å�Žæ ¡ç”Ÿã€‚我个人é�žå¸¸çœ‹ä¸�æƒ¯æ–°åŠ å�¡æ‰€è°“çš„“精英”（ç§�人领域或政府领域）的一些å�女è¦�放弃å�Žæ–‡ï¼Œè€Œå¾ˆå¤šçº¢æ¯›è€�猴(è‹±ç¾ŽåŠ æ¾³çº½)è¦�å¦å�Žæ–‡ï¼�è¿™æ ·çŽ¯å¢ƒæ˜¯è°�è�¥é€ çš„ï¼�?所以我很早就对这个国家没有认å�Œæ„Ÿï¼Œæ›´ä¸�è¦�讲å�‚与和投入。人在å�šï¼Œå¤©åœ¨çœ‹ã€‚å¦‚æžœæ–°åŠ å�¡çš„那些所谓的“精英”ä¸�ä¼šçŽ°åœ¨é†’ç›®ï¼Œåœ¨æˆ‘çš„æœ‰ç”Ÿä¹‹å¹´ä¼šä»Žæ–°å±±é‚£è¾¹çœ‹æ–°åŠ å�¡æœ€ç»ˆå¦‚何衰败ï¼�You know better than me the true reasons why Lee Kuan Yew destroyed chinese education in this country and imposed english education to anglicise the society.
THE BABAS OF SINGAPORE
What makes Singapore different? The majority of Singapore's population is ethnically Chinese, but Singapore is largely free of corruption, has sound institutions and the rule of law dominates.
It's nothing like China.
The answer lies in a historical division in Singapore's Chinese community between the babas and the sinkeh.
The sinkeh, comprising the majority of the city-state's population, were the recent immigrants from China, or whose parents were born in China. They spoke Chinese, lived like Chinese and considered themselves overseas Chinese. In Indonesia, such Chinese were called the totok.
The babas, on the other hand, also known as Straits Chinese, were Chinese more in name than practice.
They were the descendants of the very early Chinese immigrants (Hokkiens from the Fujian province) to the straits settlements of Malaya (Penang, Singapore and Malacca). They assimilated with both the local Malays and the colonising British, whom they especially admired. The babas developed their own culture, cuisine and language - Malay liberally sprinkled with Hokkien.
The sinkeh were the traders, the coolies and the shophouse owners. The babas became the lawyers, the civil servants and the politicians; they attended the local English-language schools run in the tradition of the UK's public schools, and Oxford and Cambridge. If the sinkeh received an overseas education at all, it was in Nanking or another university in China.
Although the sinkeh dominated Singapore's population, it was the babas who dominated public decision-making. In effect, a baba minority captured sinkeh Singapore, and that minority's attitudes were more those of Victorian England than China.
It was the babas who were the framers of Singapore's rules and institutions. Many of Singapore's most prominent Chinese have had baba backgrounds. Lee Kuan Yew, who became prime minister of Singapore aged just 35, is the most obvious example.
He claims a Hakka heritage, although his upbringing was that of a baba: at home, he spoke English with his parents and baba Malay to his grandparents. "Mandarin was totally alien to me and unconnected with my life," Lee said of his childhood.
For Lee, Chineseness was an acquired skill and later a political necessity. He was not brought up as a Chinese with a focus on China, but as a baba who looked to England. He followed the conventional career path of a baba and went to London to study law. And so Lee Kuan Yew of Singapore became Harry Lee of Fitzwilliam College, Cambridge.
His father had given him and two of his brothers English, as well as Chinese, names. Did Lee run Singapore as a piece of Asia mired in Chinese ways? No. He ran it in a manner to which a British colonial administrator would have aspired.
That other great framer of Singapore's institutions, Goh Keng Swee, who rose to become finance minister and deputy prime minister, is the epitome of the baba elite. Goh was born in 1918 in Malacca, the epicentre of baba culture, into a baba family. His parents were English-oriented Chinese Methodists.
The baba influence is now more subtle, but still there. Singapore's current prime minister Lee Hsien Loong has the strongest baba pedigree of any of the country's leaders.
http://www.managementtoday.co.uk/news/648273/
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I think it is time to raise the question of de-anglicisation of SIngapore society and reverse the destructive trends started by the anglo dog Lee Kuan Yew.
PAP can't evade the issue forever.
Once the anglo dog bastard Harry Lee Kuan Yew joins his wife, the issue must explode upon the whole Singapore society.
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silence comes with the golden mean...let us reflect for a while...for a man in his loneliest hours, murmuring to her perhaps one of the favourite sonnets of Shakespeare:-
Let me not to the marriage of true minds
Admit impediments. Love is not love
Which alters when it alteration finds,
Or bends with the remover to remove:
O, no! it is an ever-fixed mark,
That looks on tempests and is never shaken;
It is the star to every wandering bark,
Whose worth’s unknown, although his height be taken.
Love ’s not Time’s fool, though rosy lips and cheeks
Within his bending sickle’s compass come;
Love alters not with his brief hours and weeks,
But bears it out even to the edge of doom.[To love, to hold and to cherish,
In sickness and in health, for better or for worse
Till death do us part.]
If this be error, and upon me prov’d,
I never writ, nor no man ever lov’d. -
"Walesa is officially on the radar screen now and it will be traced and monitored with effect from this moment until there will be sufficient evidence to bring it to court."
Dreaming ...... or soon to happen ???
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will the flag be lowered on mon?
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Originally posted by PedoBear:
hey chill off
somebody died
others are happy while others arent
everybody is entitle to their opinions
all i want to know is will Monday be a public holiday
we dont have enough of those
I just tune to the radio and it said no public holiday on Monday.That means we can still go to the libraries! -
Originally posted by Amens:
I just tune to the radio and it said no public holiday on Monday.That means we can still go to the libraries!
No holiday?Sigh!
At least 1 public holiday to let all the public pay last respect for Mrs Lee mah.
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Originally posted by lohkinwah:
will the flag be lowered on mon?
the nationa flag wil be hung upside-down.........and will be hung at the bottom of the pole.............
all S'poreans must wear the traditional Chinese mourning clothing even in public................
all buses, taxis and MRT trains will be painted white..................
whoever caught not wearing any mourning garments wil be fined...............
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Wow, so serious?
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Originally posted by likeyou:
No holiday?Sigh!
At least 1 public holiday to let all the public pay last respect for Mrs Lee mah.
they scared people go to funeral wake and then dance and party there mah..............lose face what............
also people will be setting off firecrackers................maybe got dragon and lion dance ?