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Any1 consider getting an petition against this act? wonder what would b the response like??
how come we never see some mp make a speech.
but this nmp siew talk so much, think so much and work so hard?
i think he should get a very high pay also.
but that law minster really one of the top lawyer.
can speck very well also.
Surely this public order act is not the best line drawn. Seems more like a bill to deal with party esp SDP and reduce the power of citizens.
1) thumos on April 15th, 2009 11.42 pm
The odds are against you.
we are singaporeans, please.
Bet there’ll be new laws against online petitions soon
5) Ah Lian on April 16th, 2009 10.33 pm
as i said above in my nickname….
81:3.
and there u have it.
Is there no way out?
I am glad the bill was passed.
By virtue of their voting FOR the bill,
I expect and assume these are accountable for their actions.
Did Shanmugam respond to Mr Siew’s speech, and do anyone have a link to such a response?