spot on, very good, but watch your back, you might be brought in
for some coffee with 'them'
Oh, do they serve latte?
If we are always living in fear, when will we Singaporean going
to standup for ourselves. Why do we need to succumb to fear
that other people create to control our lives?
The so-called rule enforcement if they merely execute what they
are ordered to, without thinking, then they are no difference with
run-dog. They are like the traitors of Chinese during the
japanese occupation, after the jap left, some were stoned to death
and their descendents continue to live lives of disgrace forever
unable to lift up their heads because of what their forefathers
did. Things will always come to an end, no matter how
absolute the power is now.
Life is short, if the memories of your life is something you are
ashamed of, then you wasted your life and made your descendents
ashame of theirs. If there is something you did in your life
out of honour, then that honour shall live on after you are long
gone. Whether the future generations spit on your tomb or
take a minute to salute your tomb, is all your decision now.
Chee Soon Juan is someone not only Singaporean should be proud
of, but a celebration of true democracy and fighter of human rights
in this era. UN ought to give him an award. He was a
high ranking officer in law enforcement and he knew things were not
right, and he stood up against the oppression and live by his
principle.
How many Singaporean here, truly support him in action.
Most of us only support him morally at the back of our mind.
Why? Because we are scared to being called to drink
coffee?
How much better are we for speaking up and for not speaking
up?
You be the judge and please do not bring out these kind of
statement anymore. Standup as one Singaporean.
