Another Thunder method to hide their dirty tricks!!!

[email protected] SG

Exactly!!! Do no evil, no harm will come your way.

If a politician has done good and for the interest of the people, nobody will want or dare to lay a hand on him/her.

Even if being attacked, there will be many citizens around to help him/her out without waiting for police to appear.

Furthermore, our MIW always like to say they have the majority support in Singapore, then I presumed there will always be at least 2 citizens (66.6%) around to help them out as against 1 attacker (33.4%).

Then why need to change this rule that law in order to protect politicians more?

Btw, did you read about the reason being given for not issuing a permit to the recent opp organise bicycle event? Rolling Eyes

As if, P$P events have no such concerns.

Another stupid reasoning given by our Million$ Super Talented MIW. Confused Twisted Evil

justcooler SG

That is why we have so many highly paid scholars and elites, thinking for new idea very (not day) minutes

countdracula SG

this is the prelude to dictatorship….

qlqq9 SG

In Chinese, we say "jian bu de kuang". They will do anything to protect themselves, may be one day they will come out with a stupid law which says, we let you have the chance to vote, but you must vote for one party called PAP only, failing which you will be penalised.

Yes, I read about the event WP was planning for bicylce ride. As usual, they step in to stop them, so the people in white prove to us there is no democracy in Singapore.

IronBandit SG

Simply, when u suck, u suck… there is nothing you can do about it right… so live with it.. like they increase GST, 1st they quote HK… when HK back out they keep their mum shut about Hk and move on to say competitive edge lol… great governing… Thunder

Trump_Card SG

It's bad enough they are not being transparent and lack accountability in some things ... Now they are passing this bill to cover up their arse ... Genius ... Laughing

walesa SG

Genius? If this lot of inept despots were geniuses, what does that make Hitler and gang? Other-worldly? Laughing

Mind, the silly ploys employed by this regime to curb civil society (anything from trade unions to the press) and opponents were utilised by the Nazis some half a century before...

BillyBong SG

Originally posted by blackhat007:
Taken from one article but i make it short with the main points here--->
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[b]And anyone who wants to investigate politicians or their family members have to first apply for approval from a government licensing officer.

Those who don't, face a fine of up to $50,000, which has been jacked up from the current $10,000 maximum, or a two-year jail term, or both.

The move aims to ensure PIs do not gather information or conduct surveillance which may threaten public interest or national security, Minister for Home Affairs Wong Kan Seng explained.
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There is a need to clarify the issue of being fined if a govt license is not issued to would-be investigators.

If Wong indeed declared this new ruling shall take effect, it increases the sham that our ministers are transparent and have absolutely nothing to hide. Have this regime which instills fear through defamation suits upped the ante? A new slap in the face for those who preach transparency? The use of national security is nothing more than a facade to protect their own interests.

Perhaps the 'Nassim Jade' and the 'Hotel Property Limited' incident sparked the need for further unscrupulous 'protection' for ministers and govt leaders?

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