Comments on: “895 HDB flats repossessed since 2003″

By: Bobby Tan

Bobby Tan — Tue, 29 Dec 2009 15:39:02 +0000

George you are not alone…….many many citizens I have spoken to…be they Ah Peks, Aunties, or young people below 30….they are totally disillusioned with the greedy, mercenery, money grabbing; self serving, self aggrandizing, highest paid politicians in the world and have vowed to vote in the opposition regardless of the party they are from…..as long as they are from the opposition.

As for me and my children? We will even cast our vote for an opposition candidate or candidates if they have only one eye, one arm, one leg ……

In reality the 16.6% so called majority the PAP is having is the result of gerry meandering…..

Time for the once in 50 year flood to occur in politics…..afterall the stoic Japanese can throw out a 56 year old incumbent party so can Singaporeans.

By: lobo76

lobo76 — Wed, 16 Sep 2009 02:15:49 +0000

Dig up this thread to give more updated vague statistic.

I only heard on the radio, and after searching, found that only the malay newspaper got the report.
http://www.salary.sg/2009/1350-hdb-flats-returned-since-2005/

By: George

George — Tue, 08 Sep 2009 11:22:53 +0000

It is not the HDB but gahment policy. Employees are instructed to carry out their job in a manner that make the “problem” disappeared from their book. We all know we have a gahment that do not believe in compassion and social welfare but use fear and treat as tool of control. Wages go up for ministers but for all other employees frozen. It is a fact and I called it legalised corruption. We had been treated like slave for far too long and it is time we stand shoulder to shoulder to vote out this corrupt regime. Just be patience because the day of judgement will visit PAP. If we don’t we will just prolong the suffering for our children. So far we have the Lee Dynasty ruling over us for half a century. Surely this is enough for a life time. Many sinKaporean suffered in salience and out of sight, being ashamed of themselves. I for one would not hesitant to say I will vote for anybody except PAP. Spread this around and remind people come GE.

By: The poor, CPF and The Conundrum

The poor, CPF and The Conundrum — Sat, 23 Jun 2007 17:25:08 +0000

[...] housing flats, their numbers more than you can imagine. These vagrants could no longer afford HDB apartments and would go lay their heads wherever they feel safe to lie, with their ragged [...]

By: The poor, CPF and The Conundrum « phew!

The poor, CPF and The Conundrum « phew! — Thu, 24 May 2007 16:50:37 +0000

[...] housing flats, their numbers more than you can imagine. These vagrants could no longer afford HDB apartments and would go lay their heads wherever they feel safe to lie, with their ragged [...]