LETS PREDICT SINGAPORE FUTURE
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Originally posted by Summer hill:
So me blogging won't get arrested?
Unless you're really a ss member or involved in a ss group and blogging for the benefits of your ss group...you can be a suspect...and monitored. SS groups are very advance nowadays with members savvy in IT networks...like opening up cybercafe for illegal gambling in the internet..etcs...like shown in the Crime Watch programme.. -
Originally posted by Clivebenss:
can get cardiac arrest if overblogged.
Lols...could be especially when blogging a sex forums when the blogger have heart disease... -
Summer Hill, the ISA law enforce on gangster members or ss members is called the Section 55 law...These inmates will be segregated from other inmates in imprisonment in Singapore. In the past our colonial British ruler used this law to curb local political leaders or rebels to prevent them to campaign to the public at large for uprising against them. Many locals found that unjust but the irony is after we have gained independence from the colonial British ruler, our local leaders find it very useful and effective and let that law remain active. It is within sg forums before... Remove section 55 http://sgforums.com/forums/8/topics/392954
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Originally posted by zulkifli mahmood:
Summer Hill, the ISA law enforce on gangster members or ss members is called the Section 55 law…These inmates will be segregated from other inmates in imprisonment in Singapore. In the past our colonial British ruler used this law to curb local political leaders or rebels to prevent them to campaign to the public at large for uprising against them. Many locals found that unjust but the irony is after we have gained independence from the colonial British ruler, our local leaders find it very useful and effective and let that law remain active.
It is within sg forums before…
Remove section 55
http://sgforums.com/forums/8/topics/392954CPC 14b.
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Originally posted by Clivebenss:
CPC 14b.
Whats that...ISA cell block at St. John Island or 55 Hall in prison? -
St John's Island St John's Island, southern island, famous for having been a penal settlement but now a holiday resort. St John's Island has a significant history tied to Singapore. Sir Stamford Raffles, sailing on the Indiana actually anchored off this island on 28 February 1819 before taking a small ketch to get to the shores of Singapore the next day. By February 1823, the island had the signal flagstaff moved there from Pulau Tambakul (Goa Island, then later renamed Peak Island). When hordes of immigrants began making their way to Singapore bringing not only wealth but sicknesses, St John's Island was the station for the "report boat" for the Marine Department (1823) to bring news of immigrants until the cholera epidemic of 1873 which saw 357 deaths prompted the Master Attendant, Henry Ellis to call for a lazaretto to be built at St John's. The plans included a floating police station, a hospital at St John's and a quarantine burial-ground sited at Peak Island. The lazaretto was completed in November 1874 at St John's, just in time it seems, to attend to more than 1,300 cholera-infected Chinese coolies brought in by the S. S. Milton. Victims of beri-beri were also brought into St John's lazaretto beginning in 1901. Such was the fame of St John's lazaretto, that by 1930, she had gained world recognition as a quarantine centre screening Asian immigrants and pilgrims returning from Mecca. When the mass immigration was closed, the island was used to house detained political prisoners and ringleaders of secret societies. Later the holding areas were converted into a drug rehabilitation centre and in 1975, it became a holiday campsite popular with schools and students. Currently, St John's is going through another major change. At least 1/3 of the island on the eastern end has been acquired by the Prisons' Department for the setting up of a Prison Detention Centre for illegal immigrants and drug addicts. The western end, on the other hand, has been given a facelift with the construction of the S$30 million Marine Aquaculture Centre where the marine research facilities would take another 1/3 of the island. The work on this, the first of Southeast Asia's deep-sea fish farm, which began in April 1997 is expected to finish in April 2000. http://infopedia.nl.sg/articles/SIP_228_2005-01-22.html ********************************************** Inmate Story's Introduction Dear readers, my name is Jer, known as ''�h Bee'' during my days in prison. I am the founder of Singapore Prison Stories (SPS). I am an ex-convict who has served my jail term from July 2011 to August 2011. I was imprisoned in CPC (Changi Prison Complex) for a month, and served the remaining of my sentence under PPP (Home Detention Program). Throughout my 'short' two months of incarceration and the home detention program, I have come across and met a number of ex-convicts who have committed all types of offences. They shared with me their backgrounds and personal stories, all of which have taught me so much, and made me better understand and appreciate the meaning of life itself. I sincerely hope that my life story here can actually help out any of you readers or the people around you. Think twice before you commit a crime and always be prepared to face the consequences – jail time, caning, a fine, and even the social stigma when you are released. Committing a crime is always never a necessity, but an option. You have the power to choose. http://www.prisonstories.webs.com/
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Just finished eating chicken rice....the coffeeshop downstairs just finished renovation, so the food quite ex
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There will be more and more people in Singapore (more than drug addicts) who will be addicted to the internet world just to play online games, facebook, twitter, etcs. They will be like those people in the movie 'SURROGATE' and they will be disorientated. They will have problems facing the real world and they will see the internet world as real.....especially the young people. Its going to be a big problem for Singapore. These people will be control by their internet obsession and will start taking drugs to sustain their lifestyle as internet freaks like those drug addicts or abusers. It will happen and probably the government will step in to rehabilitate them in detentions like those drug addicts. Even now when you travel in the mrt train or anywhere, you can see these internet freaks surfing the internet with their mobile while working, eating, sitting, standing, walking, while in the toilet, while going to sleep but cannot sleep (because of sleeping disorder) and while in their sleep they dream about the internet world. I pity these people because they lost touch with the real world, which is more important than their internet fantasy world.
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Originally posted by zulkifli mahmood:
There will be more and more people in Singapore (more than drug addicts) who will be addicted to the internet world just to play online games, facebook, twitter, etcs. They will be like those people in the movie ‘SURROGATE’ and they will be disorientated. They will have problems facing the real world and they will see the internet world as real…..especially the young people. Its going to be a big problem for Singapore. These people will be control by their internet obsession and will start taking drugs to sustain their lifestyle as internet freaks like those drug addicts or abusers. It will happen and probably the government will step in to rehabilitate them in detentions like those drug addicts. Even now when you travel in the mrt train or anywhere, you can see these internet freaks surfing the internet with their mobile while working, eating, sitting, standing, walking, while in the toilet, while going to sleep but cannot sleep (because of sleeping disorder) and while in their sleep they dream about the internet world. I pity these people because they lost touch with the real world, which is more important than their internet fantasy world.
I must be one of them
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Originally posted by Summer hill:
I must be one of them
Well, ask yourself these questions. 1. Can I leave my mobile phone alone and don't look at it whether there is any message/touch it for 3 to 5 minutes? 2. Can I enjoy my time without the mobile phone? 3. Can I have a good meal with my family/friends etcs without my mobile phone? 4. Can I have a good conversation with my family/friends without my mobile phone? 5. Can I enjoy my holiday without my mobile phone? 6. Can I forget about my mobile phone? 7. Can I enjoy watching the television without my mobile phone? 8. Can I just off my mobile phone and don't bother about it. 9. Can I leave my mobile phone at home and go anywhere without it? 10. Can I survive without any mobile phone? If your answer is yes, then you are ok. If not, then you are letting your life being control by the mobile phone or internet world. -
Originally posted by zulkifli mahmood:
Well, ask yourself these questions. 1. Can I leave my mobile phone alone and don't look at it whether there is any message/touch it for 3 to 5 minutes? 2. Can I enjoy my time without the mobile phone? 3. Can I have a good meal with my family/friends etcs without my mobile phone? 4. Can I have a good conversation with my family/friends without my mobile phone? 5. Can I enjoy my holiday without my mobile phone? 6. Can I forget about my mobile phone? 7. Can I enjoy watching the television without my mobile phone? 8. Can I just off my mobile phone and don't bother about it. 9. Can I leave my mobile phone at home and go anywhere without it? 10. Can I survive without any mobile phone? If your answer is yes, then you are ok. If not, then you are letting your life being control by the mobile phone or internet world.1) Yes, I have done this in school and outside school as well.
2) Reading books?
3) Yes, eating is my favourite activity, lol.
4) Yes
5) Maybe, I need internet acess to find events to attend.
6) Forget? I must keep it with me all the time because I lost one before.
7) I don't watch TV
8) No, I must think of emergency calls.
9) No, I must think of emergency calls.
10) It depends, maybe when I working I need my phone.
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Originally posted by Summer hill:
1) Yes, I have done this in school and outside school as well.
2) Reading books?
3) Yes, eating is my favourite activity, lol.
4) Yes
5) Maybe, I need internet acess to find events to attend.
6) Forget? I must keep it with me all the time because I lost one before.
7) I don't watch TV
8) No, I must think of emergency calls.
9) No, I must think of emergency calls.
10) It depends, maybe when I working I need my phone.
Well, not too bad. You are half addicted to your mobile phone and the internet world. -
Watch this movie then you will understand what I mean by being addicted to your mobile and the internet world. Surrogates http://viooz.co/movies/1380-surrogates-2009.html
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I am still using a 2G Nokia mobile phone.
I use the phone infrequently to SMS and call.
I dont have a phone plan and uses a prepaid card for the phone.
I bring the phone along going outside in case I need to make an emergency call.
BUT I have 2 desktops, 3 laptops, 2 pc tablets and 2 TV boxes (which can surf internet on big TV screen) and 2 smartphones (which are usually left at home)
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Nowadays your want to watch HD TV can do so in internet : http://www.starhubtvanywhere.com
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TV box is better.
It is only a one time investment. No need to pay monthly fee as in Starhub Cable, Singnet Mio, M1 Box, Questwest.
It can be as low as $39 to a high of $180 depending on the specifications.
All and the latest movies, dramas, variety shows, cartoons etc can be watched on the big TV screen for FREE with a TV box.
An android TV box is just like a mini pc eg surf the internet, play games, video chat, call and conference, download movies, music etc to be watched and listened later, take photo and video, use words, excel and powerpoints etc
The main difference is that everything can be done on the big TV screen.
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SG housing in the future:
50% ~ 70% increase in current prices !
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Originally posted by Demon Bane:
SG housing in the future:
50% ~ 70% increase in current prices !
76%, to be exact.
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Hawker food to increase to $5.00 for coffeeshops (Now $3 is common).
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Kopi O and teh O will cost $1.50 in coffeeshops!
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We are going to face another economic crisis again very soon...US enters the civil war in Syria and back the rebel fighters there. Iran will back Syria President. Syria will fire missiles at Israel and that would trigger a bigger war and possibly a large scale war. I think...let me see...next week this will happen.
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OMG....Israel will be the first country in this century to be nuked by Syria and Iran.
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Quietly, all this while the Israelis are always ready to launch their nuclear warheads at Syria and Iran should they see any missiles heading towards Israel. China and Russia quietly are supporting Syria and Iran. Egyptians will support Syria and Iran. And majority of the Moslems of the world will see Syria and Iran as their heroes, showing openly or quietly within their hearts. I see a large scale war is coming in the middle east. Singapore economy will be affected.
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ISRAEL BOLSTERS DEFENCES AMID SIGNS U.S. PREPARING SYRIAN STRIKE Israel’s military bolstered its defences near the northern border and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned against any retaliatory attack on his country amid signs the U.S. is preparing to strike Syria over its alleged use of chemical weapons. The moves come as Iran vows to retaliate to any strikes on Syria with an attack on Israel. “In case of a U.S. military strike against Syria, the flames of outrage of the region’s revolutionaries will point toward the Zionist regime,� Iranian MP Mansur Haqiqatpur told the Fars news agency. With talk of war escalating, the prime minister sought to reassure Israelis they were in safe hands. “There is no reason not to follow routine,� Netanyahu said in an emailed statement on Wednesday. “At the same time, we are preparing for any scenario. The Israeli military is ready to protect the people of Israel and to respond forcefully against any threat.� Military spokesman Lieutenant Colonel Peter Lerner said the government approved a “limited� reserves call-up, primarily personnel from the air force, military intelligence and home front units. “Right now we are only calling up a few hundred, but have approval for more if needed. We are also deploying air defences as needed,� Lerner said, without elaborating. http://news.nationalpost.com/2013/08/28/israel-bolsters-defences-amid-signs-u-s-preparing-syrian-strike/
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Syria allies: Why Russia, Iran and China are standing by the regime (CNN) - Allegations of a chemical weapons attack carried out by the Syrian regime last week have heightened tensions internationally. There's been tough talk from Western leaders and a flurry of activity by the United States - all of which seem to suggest that a military strike against the regime could be in the offing. But through it all, Syria seems to retain the support of some good friends. Why do Russia, Iran and China continue to support a regime that's accused of slaughtering tens of thousands of civilians in the 2-year-old civil war? Here's why. http://edition.cnn.com/2013/08/29/world/meast/syria-iran-china-russia-supporters/