In Singapore, it seems, we’re more panicked by politics than near homicide.
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In Singapore, some kinds of politics is near homicide.
Paranoia is expected from spineless leadership supported by eunuchs and mindless boot lickers. The fear of losing power and control is reflected by stupid laws and even more stupid justification.
We should forward some of the laws, interpretations and court judgements to IBA and the World Court for their perusal and most likely they will have a good laugh.
LOL…couldn’t agree more with lim.
Mostly mental homicide of the masses.
GS (#3): It is a mental genocide in Singapore!
Hahahahahahahaha- this has to be comedy. I believe the author once penned this:
http://ybsampler1.blogspot.com/2008/05/pigeons-are-among-us-already.html#c4138326819609047104
Tell me what is really the substantive difference between what he mentioned there and what he was trying to point out in his essay?
Tell me, as I am rather confused!
Maybe you can tell me what is the difference principally and conceptually or otherwise. As I cannot seem to tell the difference for the light of me.
My point is simply this, when it is practicable and amnenable for some and that may be either be YB, the govt or the hare krishnas to seek out differences to preforce their legitimacy or to mythologize their right to do something – do it they will with artistry of ease.
Personally, I think YB was a bit rich to have written what he did, it is easy to point out the splinter in others, what abt the plank bfr you?
Good day.
We live and learn.
SD