Originally posted by lionnoisy:
1.How many more police dogs we need in order to patrol
all car parks in SG to prevent ''too late'' accusations?
2.This is better to get bad guy spending life in prison
than letting free in overseas.I dunt see it to bend our
''sovereignty'' .
3.SG is not so easy bend her back.
just look at Michael Faye case[b].No country,big or
small,dared to
confront with US President just for this small case,
in the eyes of other countries.
I think,even in other western countries,a private letter from US
Secretary
of State of US Vice President is more then enough
to let the US citizen let go..But in SG....he is so unlucky
committing offense in SG.[/b]
1. If you want to gleefully lap up the opportunity to take a pot
shot at the standards of others, and blow Singapore's trumpet, at
least be sure that your own back door is well guarded by at least
one good bolt - if you find a dog too expensive to maintain.
2. Do you think the bad guy will not be prevented from living in
Prison ?
The sovereign laws of Singapore require all murderers to be
sentence to death.
Two lives were taken by the hands of McCrea, and the Singapore Law
requiring a death sentence was bent to accomodate McCrea's return
to face judicial punishment WITHOUT death being imposed.
If that is not bending, which make of convex glass are you using to
correct your concave view of events ?
3. Your perception is typical of the ''Colonial Mentality'', which persist
in the minds of the supremecist Caucasians, and the subjugated
Asians.
If SG is not so easy to bent, it should have held firm to the 5
strokes on Michael Fay; it would have done him well - as the 3
strokes that was finally given did not correct Michael's
waywardness.
He continue to be an obnoxious character, having a punch-out with
his natural father, and last was reported to be heading back to a
US jail.
Unfortunately, SG actions confirmed to the World, that this
Government can, will, and do interfere in the Judicial
Process.
Was any form of token of appreciation returned ?
Has LKY, GCT or LHL ever receive an invitation to Camp David, and
with the relationship moving beyond business to reach some personal
basis - as had been accorded to the Political Leaderships from
China and Japan ?
The nearest was an invitation to meet at a private corner of the
Presidential Office at the Oval Room - simply for the fact that the
Cowboy was too lazy to make any out-of-town trip to have special
meet with a junior partner.
