Punggol East By-Election -- WP Lee Li Lian

• yenwei yow

  18 Jan 13, 22:06

  Originally posted by FireIce:

  Workers’ Party Rally for Punggol East By-Election – 19 Jan 2013

  
  

   

  Join us at the first Workers’ Party Rally for the Punggol East By-Election.

  Come support the Workers’ Party and our candidate Ms Lee Li Lian! See you there!

  Date: 19 Jan 2013 (Sat)

  Time: 7pm

  Venue: Open Field in front of Blk 183C Rivervale Crescent

  From Jurong, I will be coming there to support WP.

• Summer hill

  18 Jan 13, 22:14

  Originally posted by yenwei yow:

  From Jurong, I will be coming there to support WP.

  I don't know who you are. I don't know what you want. If you are looking to vote for WP, I can tell you that you can't vote because you are only 21. But what I do have are a very particular set of skills; skills I have acquired over a very long career. Skills that make me a nightmare for wanna-be voters like you. If you don't go to Punggol, that'll be the end of it. I will not look for you, I will not pursue you. But if you don't, I will look for you, I will find you, and I will kill you.

   

• SJS6638

  18 Jan 13, 22:16

  Originally posted by Summer hill:

  I don't know who you are. I don't know what you want. If you are looking to vote for WP, I can tell you that you can't vote because you are only 21. But what I do have are a very particular set of skills; skills I have acquired over a very long career. Skills that make me a nightmare for wanna-be voters like you. If you don't go to Punggol, that'll be the end of it. I will not look for you, I will not pursue you. But if you don't, I will look for you, I will find you, and I will kill you.

   

  You OK?

  Want to go MPH?

• Summer hill

  18 Jan 13, 22:17

  Originally posted by SJS6638:

  You OK?

  Want to go MPH?

   I don't know who you are. I don't know what you want. If you are going to locked me in MPH, I can tell you I don't have anything wrong with me. But what I do have are a very particular set of skills; skills I have acquired over a very long career. Skills that make me a nightmare for people like you. If you delete your comment now, that'll be the end of it. I will not look for you, I will not pursue you. But if you don't, I will look for you, I will find you, and I will kill you. 

  And delete your comment 

• SJS6638

  18 Jan 13, 22:19

  Originally posted by Summer hill:

   I don't know who you are. I don't know what you want. If you are going to locked me in MPH, I can tell you I don't have anything wrong with me. But what I do have are a very particular set of skills; skills I have acquired over a very long career. Skills that make me a nightmare for people like you. If you delete your comment now, that'll be the end of it. I will not look for you, I will not pursue you. But if you don't, I will look for you, I will find you, and I will kill you. 

  robot.

  you want to be robot.

  be it !!  and enjoy being one.

  kill me for allyou want.   you bitch 

• yenwei yow

  18 Jan 13, 22:19

  Originally posted by Summer hill:

  I don't know who you are. I don't know what you want. If you are looking to vote for WP, I can tell you that you can't vote because you are only 21. But what I do have are a very particular set of skills; skills I have acquired over a very long career. Skills that make me a nightmare for wanna-be voters like you. If you don't go to Punggol, that'll be the end of it. I will not look for you, I will not pursue you. But if you don't, I will look for you, I will find you, and I will kill you.

   

  Writing a poem? No need to kill me, Summer Hill. I can now say that I may not be able to attend because of my grandparents birthday.

• Summer hill

  18 Jan 13, 22:23

  Originally posted by yenwei yow:

  Writing a poem? No need to kill me, Summer Hill. I can now say that I may not be able to attend because of my grandparents birthday.

   that'll be the end of it. I will not look for you, I will not pursue you.

• yenwei yow

  18 Jan 13, 22:30

  Originally posted by Summer hill:

   that'll be the end of it. I will not look for you, I will not pursue you.

  End of it? If I don't go Punggol, I will be dead?

  You will kill me? If I go Punggol, I will be dead?

• Clivebenss

  18 Jan 13, 22:54

  

• SJS6638

  18 Jan 13, 22:56

  Summer hill is just too overly attention seeking.    

• Clivebenss

  18 Jan 13, 23:05

  oic.

• kengkia

  18 Jan 13, 23:35

  summer, u okay? anything u can tell kor kor me or grandpa O wise.

• laurence82

  18 Jan 13, 23:35

  copy from 9gag fun right

• FireIce

  19 Jan 13, 00:34

  

• ditzy

  19 Jan 13, 00:38

  Tin Pei Ling was there leh. She looked so sweet, and cute. And if you find the picture of her in the rally, Lionel De Souza was behind her. If you all dunno who Lionel De Souza is, you have not been reading the letters in the forum page of the ST enough.

• FireIce

  19 Jan 13, 00:40

  lau ren! tml nite u stand behind me k!

• kengkia

  19 Jan 13, 01:20

  Originally posted by ditzy:

  Tin Pei Ling was there leh. She looked so sweet, and cute. And if you find the picture of her in the rally, Lionel De Souza was behind her. If you all dunno who Lionel De Souza is, you have not been reading the letters in the forum page of the ST enough.

  Lionel De Souza , shamless PAP PLP.

• laurence82

  19 Jan 13, 10:32

  fifi, u want me to grind ur butt?

• FireIce

  19 Jan 13, 12:51

  is rally leh

  not big bang concert

• SJS6638

  19 Jan 13, 13:17

  PM Lee: No strong alternatives by WP since being elected to Parliament

  

  By Satish Cheney | Yahoo! Newsroom – 2 hours 31 minutes ago

  Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong took a swipe at the opposition Workers' Party's contributions in Parliament so far as he dropped in on Punggol East on Saturday morning.

  "I don't see any strong views or alternatives being presented by the opposition, whether it's the NCMPs or the elected MPs," said the PM during a brief walkabout at Rivervale Plaza.
  
  "We are doing things on a national level," he added, building on the same vein as several other People's Action Party speakers during a rally the previous night on Friday. 
  
  Then, Education Minister Heng Swee Keat and others reminded voters of the party's track recordsince the 2011 General Election, with major policies announced in housing, transport, education and healthcare.
  
  PM Lee, in his first walkabout in Punggol East since by-elections were announced, said voters need to bear this in mind when they go to polls. 
  
  "Ultimately, choose the person who can serve you well in Punggol East and also broadly in Singapore," he said to reporters after a short 15-minute walkabout around Rivervale Plaza.
  
  There are currently eight opposition voices in Parliament -- Png Eng Huat, the MP from Hougang as well as five from Aljunied GRC (Low Thia Kiang, Sylvia Lim, Chen Show Mao, Pritam Singh andMuhamad Faisal Manap . 
  
  Gerald Giam and Yee Jenn Jong are Non-constituency members of parliament, and do not have full voting rights.  

  
  

  PM Lee, who is also secretary-general of the PAP, said that its candidate Dr Koh Poh Koon has the potential to reach greater heights if he wins come Polling Day next Saturday.
  
  "But I told him his first priority is to fight and win in PE, win the support and trust of residents," said PM Lee, who was accompanied by Acting Minister for Social and Family Development Chan Chun Sing and other party members. 
  
  "When he is ready, and when I judge he is ready... I will be appointing him to a suitable political office but we will decide what, later on." 
  
  Dr Koh did not accompany him for the walkabout as he was meeting residents elsewhere in the area, but both met earlier in the morning during a breakfast meeting at the PAP Punggol East education centre.
  
  PM Lee also assured residents that the upgrading works at the much-troubled Rivervale Plaza, which has beset by construction delays after the main contractor went bust, will be done by the middle of the year.

  _______

  sure your candidate the dr koh will win la.     those who keep giving pay and pay mandate love doctors, these are superficial , kiasi kiasu, hopeless sinkingporeans.     Let them sink and be drowned one day.

• SJS6638

  19 Jan 13, 13:22

  RP's Jeyaretnam: Threats made to family 'tantamount to death threats'

  

  By Satish Cheney | Yahoo! Newsroom – Thu, Jan 17, 2013

  

  • Reform Party secretary-general Kenneth Jeyaretnam with his supporters. (Yahoo! photo)

     

    [UPDATE on 18 Jan at 9:50pm] 
    
    Reform Party chief Kenneth Jeyaretnam said he filed a police report on Friday afternoon about online threats against him and his family. 
    
    In a verbal statement he delivered to reporters at a press conference outside Rivervale Mall on Friday evening, he described them to be "tantamount to death threats", adding that there were more than one instance of these warnings made to him, his wife and his teenaged son.
    
    "I used that phrase (tantamount to death threats) because the wording of the threats is too awful for me to say aloud, and I am sorry that I cannot be more precise," said the 53-year-old, one offour Punggol East by-election candidates. He added that he later received another "credible threat of violence".
    
    He said the threats were posted publicly on his Facebook page in recent days since Nomination Day on Wednesday, as well as directed at him on Twitter, but have since been taken down.
    
    "It's caused considerable distress to my son," he added. 
    
    During the 11-minute standing interview, Jeyaretnam also clarified that these threats issued to him and his family are separate from an incident of cyber-bullying that he said was linked to his son's Twitter account. To this, he said police in London are investigating the incident, and requested that the public refrain from "escalating" the incident further.
    
    After spending several hours at the Sengkang Neighbourhood Police Centre earlier on Friday, Jeyaretnam said he did not want to speculate who the people behind the threats to him and his family were, but noted that "there obviously are certain people who... intended to disrupt our campaign".
    
    He said he and his party continues to be "very focused" on his campaign, however. 
    
    "We are very focused... and we are confident that our expertise on economic issues at the national level, plus our knowledge of the grassroots and local issues makes us the best-placed among the four candidates," he said.
    
    Jeyaretnam first made mention to the threats during a walkabout at Rivervale Mall on Thursday, when he told reporters that his 16-year-old son, Jared, received "a threat" via Twitter.
    
    "We have received tantamount to death threats and there are comments attacking my son and even that something awful will happen to my wife and son on Facebook and Twitter,” he said.
    
    “I’m not worried. These are people who scared to come out from behind their keyboards but it has been very upsetting to my son,” he added.
    
    When asked for further details of the nature of these threats, the 53-year-old former hedge fund manager said they were “general threats to cause harm to the family.”

     

    Twitter conversation between RP's K Jeyaretnam and @smrt.
    
    

    A check by Yahoo! Singapore saw a few tweets exchanged between Twitter handle @smrtsg and Jared, who just turned 16 earlier this week. 
    
    These were subsequently clarified to possibly be linked to the incidence of "cyber-bullying" referred to by Jeyaretnam in his statement on Friday evening.
    
    In one tweet dated 16 Jan, @smrtsg tweeted and called Jared a "bad ass" like his "bankrupted grandfather" only "slightly fairer and less hairy" -- a reference to JB Jeyaretnam, who was previously the Workers’ Party leader until 2001 and was the first opposition politician to gain a seat in Parliament in 1981.
    
    Another tweet by the same handle a day earlier also wished Jared "happy birthday" but also said "don't be like your father". The elder Jeyaretnam then interjected, accusing @smrtsg of harassing his son. 
    
    It's not clear who is behind @smrtsg but on its profile page, SMRT (Feedback) ‏
    
    @smrtsg described itself as a "parody, role-playing account" and "all tweets posted by us should not be taken seriously or as a factual reference". 
    
    In a Facebook post on Tuesday, Jared acknowledged the Twitter comments and posted a screencap of the conversation with the caption, "Mad trolls in Singapore are trying to bring the fight to me... lol".
    
    In response to Yahoo! Singapore's request for comment to Jeyaretnam considering filing a police report, @smrtsg said via Twitter, "We know the law so we found his claim hilarious and a waste of time".
    
    On claims the wife and son are very upset, the response was: "It's just 'wayang'. His son replied to us and he didn't seem upset. It's not gonna stop us from trolling about him nonetheless."
    
    The elder Jeyaretnam, who is running under the campaign slogan "No more broken promises", has been the subject of online criticism from those who believe he will split the opposition votes come Polling Day on 26 Jan.
    
    Meanwhile, the party says it's coming up with a five-year plan for Punggol East. This includes improving facilities and setting up a free legal clinic. 
    
    Jeyaretnam said he also received feedback bus services in the area were poor and that access to the LRT stations need to be improved. He did not reveal how much the five-year plan will cost and that details are being worked out at the moment.
    
    RP apology
    
    RP also apologised on its official Facebook page on Thursday for the “recent tone of posts”.  
    
    The party had earlier criticised PAP candidate Dr Koh Poh Koon for walking past Jeyaretnam while he was being interviewed on Wednesday, without acknowledging his by-election opponent.
    
    However, while Jeyaretnam was talking to reporters at the foodcourt at Rivervale Mall on Thursday afternoon, Dr Koh dropped by to have lunch after his own walkabout in the area.
    
    Both men shook hands.

• SJS6638

  19 Jan 13, 13:23

  thinking  ....   who is the one who threatened ?????

  ---------------

  is it that party again, play dirty again  ???

  super cannot make it one, that one is it?

  

• ditzy

  19 Jan 13, 13:45

  Looking at the nick, must be someone from bus forums.

• Clivebenss

  19 Jan 13, 14:58

  Originally posted by ditzy:

  Looking at the nick, must be someone from bus forums.

  probably from Sgf so many tpt forummers.

  

• moregoodyears

  19 Jan 13, 18:44

  Originally posted by SJS6638:

  PM Lee: No strong alternatives by WP since being elected to Parliament

  

  By Satish Cheney | Yahoo! Newsroom â€“ 2 hours 31 minutes ago

  Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong took a swipe at the opposition Workers' Party's contributions in Parliament so far as he dropped in on Punggol East on Saturday morning.

  "I don't see any strong views or alternatives being presented by the opposition, whether it's the NCMPs or the elected MPs," said the PM during a brief walkabout at Rivervale Plaza.
  
  "We are doing things on a national level," he added, building on the same vein as several other People's Action Party speakers during a rally the previous night on Friday. 
  
  Then, Education Minister Heng Swee Keat and others reminded voters of the party's track recordsince the 2011 General Election, with major policies announced in housing, transport, education and healthcare.
  
  PM Lee, in his first walkabout in Punggol East since by-elections were announced, said voters need to bear this in mind when they go to polls. 
  
  "Ultimately, choose the person who can serve you well in Punggol East and also broadly in Singapore," he said to reporters after a short 15-minute walkabout around Rivervale Plaza.
  
  There are currently eight opposition voices in Parliament -- Png Eng Huat, the MP from Hougang as well as five from Aljunied GRC (Low Thia Kiang, Sylvia Lim, Chen Show Mao, Pritam Singh andMuhamad Faisal Manap . 
  
  Gerald Giam and Yee Jenn Jong are Non-constituency members of parliament, and do not have full voting rights.  

  
  

  PM Lee, who is also secretary-general of the PAP, said that its candidate Dr Koh Poh Koon has the potential to reach greater heights if he wins come Polling Day next Saturday.
  
  "But I told him his first priority is to fight and win in PE, win the support and trust of residents," said PM Lee, who was accompanied by Acting Minister for Social and Family Development Chan Chun Sing and other party members. 
  
  "When he is ready, and when I judge he is ready... I will be appointing him to a suitable political office but we will decide what, later on." 
  
  Dr Koh did not accompany him for the walkabout as he was meeting residents elsewhere in the area, but both met earlier in the morning during a breakfast meeting at the PAP Punggol East education centre.
  
  PM Lee also assured residents that the upgrading works at the much-troubled Rivervale Plaza, which has beset by construction delays after the main contractor went bust, will be done by the middle of the year.

  _______

  sure your candidate the dr koh will win la.     those who keep giving pay and pay mandate love doctors, these are superficial , kiasi kiasu, hopeless sinkingporeans.     Let them sink and be drowned one day.