"In 1996, when Law married his Singaporean business partner in a
lavish, well-publicized Rangoon wedding, guests from Singapore were
flown in on two chartered planes. According to a high-level US
government official familiar with the situation, Law's wife Cecilia
Ng operates an underground banking system, and "is a contact for
people in Burma to get their drug money into Singapore, because she
has a connection to the government." The official said that she
spends half her time in Rangoon, half in Singapore; when in
Rangoon, she is headquartered at Asia Lite, a subsidiary of Asia
World. The husband-wife team are also the sole officers and
shareholders of Asia World subsidiary, Kokang Singapore Pte Ltd.
Founded in Singapore in 1993 with $4.6 million, the company
"engages in general trading activities in goods/products of all
kinds/descriptions."
Which a percentage of the drug money has been transferred to the
corrupt PAP's Swiss Bank Account.
Apparently Lee Kuan Yew knows of the foreign CIA-FBI interception
against the Burma money.
"The FBI is investigating complaints by US citizens of harassment
by Singapore's Internal Security Department (ISD). One California
academic, a widely respected specialist on Southeast Asian affairs
who asked not to be identified, says ISD agents broke into his home
because he was working to bring leading Singaporean opposition
figure Tang Liang Hong to an American university. The operatives
tore out his door handle to get in, then searched his computer and
desk. A week later, an Asian man, waiting in a tree, photographed
and videotaped the academic while he walked in the park. After
temporarily blinding the academic with his bright flash, the man
jumped from the tree and made a getaway in his car. Tang - who is
facing a $4.5 million defamation lawsuit by Singaporean senior
ministers - was not surprised by the burglary. "I've been followed
everywhere, whether I was in Hong Kong, Malaysia, Australia or in
London," he said in a phone interview from Australia."
The lawsuit is a mere legal cover to the Singapore public in order
to prevent the knowledge of internal corruption.
"Singaporean companies have also helped suppress dissent in Burma
by supplying the military with arms to use against its own people.
The first shipment of guns and ammunition was delivered on October
6, 1988. Throughout the month, hundreds of boxes of mortars,
ammunition, and other supplies marked "Allied Ordnance, Singapore"
were unloaded from vessels in Rangoon. Allied Ordnance is a
subsidiary of Chartered Industries of Singapore, the arms branch of
Singapore Technologies - the same government-owned company which
built the cyber-war center. The shipments also included rockets
made by Chartered Industries of Singapore under license from a
Swedish company and sold in violation of an agreement with Sweden
requiring authorization for re-exports."
"Singapore companies have continued to supply Burma's military,
sometimes acting as middlemen for arms from other countries. In
1989, Israel and Belgium delivered grenade launchers and anti-tank
guns via Singapore. In 1992, Singapore violated the European
Commission arms embargo on the Burmese regime by acting as a broker
and arranging for a $1.5 million shipment of mortars from
Portugal."
"It is highly unlikely that any of these shipments to Burma could
have been made without the knowledge and support of the Singapore
Government," wrote William Ashton in Jane's Intelligence Review.
"By assisting with weapons sales, defense technology transfers,
military training and intelligence cooperation, Singapore has been
able to win a sympathetic hearing at the very heart of Burma's
official councils."
And Of course,nothing appears in The Straits Time.
The CIA did make an counter-offensive into Singapore,but
failed.
"1997, 1998, six arrested for involvement in espionage and foreign
subversive activities"
