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GE2011 Co-driver analogy...haha

Don't forget they are still the MP and will draw 15K per month for the next 5 years. Si Pah Ho Tanh .

Laulan      ( Date: 19-May-2011 15:14) Posted: Pension for retiring (no more working) is 10% of an officer's annual salary.   This is the same as 10% of his monthly salary, man. 10 percent is alot of money also, just to shake legs. Lets say, a minister draws 1.2million dollars a year, then his pension is $120,000 divided by 12 should be $10K per month. Wah!! Still chia buay liao.   On top of that if they write a book, see they still make millions without being in the cabinet. Jackpot2010      ( Date: 19-May-2011 11:37) Posted: DPM Wong, Mah Bow Tan and Raymond Lim are the happiest S'porean now. B'cos when they step down on Sat. 21/5/11 - they stand to encash their  FAT PENSION$$$. Like that who don't want to retire, right! Do u know how  FAT is their PENSION $$$?  We don't know! but we should b'cos it is coming from our reserves$ isn't it?

 

Pension for retiring (no more working) is 10% of an officer's annual salary.   This is the same as 10% of his monthly salary, man. 10 percent is alot of money also, just to shake legs.

Lets say, a minister draws 1.2million dollars a year, then his pension is $120,000 divided by 12 should be $10K per month. Wah!! Still chia buay liao.   On top of that if they write a book, see they still make millions without being in the cabinet.

Jackpot2010      ( Date: 19-May-2011 11:37) Posted: DPM Wong, Mah Bow Tan and Raymond Lim are the happiest S'porean now. B'cos when they step down on Sat. 21/5/11 - they stand to encash their  FAT PENSION$$$. Like that who don't want to retire, right! Do u know how  FAT is their PENSION $$$?  We don't know! but we should b'cos it is coming from our reserves$ isn't it?

 

Best of both worlds isn't it? We are told Singaporeans should not be dependent on the state.

And yet multi millionaires old foggies get pensions?!?!?!?!? Paid by taxpayers money. Another bullet in the toe I say..

 

One of the best retirement benefits and pension scheme...

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Jackpot2010      ( Date: 19-May-2011 11:37) Posted: DPM Wong, Mah Bow Tan and Raymond Lim are the happiest S'porean now. B'cos when they step down on Sat. 21/5/11 - they stand to encash their  FAT PENSION$$$. Like that who don't want to retire, right! Do u know how  FAT is their PENSION $$$?  We don't know! but we should b'cos it is coming from our reserves$ isn't it?

 

DPM Wong, Mah Bow Tan and Raymond Lim are the happiest S'porean now. B'cos when they step down on Sat. 21/5/11 - they stand to encash their  FAT PENSION$$$.

Like that who don't want to retire, right! Do u know how  FAT is their PENSION $$$?  We don't know! but we should b'cos it is coming from our reserves$ isn't it?

 

KBW will show tell you HDB is very very very affordable.. don't make noise... the stamp duty fees out of pocket only $8, the rest you can slowly slowly pay till you die what.

Again I point out... the $8 he paid was ONLY the out of pocket. The rest was paid with insurances serviced with high premiums that those lower income group cannot afford.

 

Like in any MNC, most important staffs and key players will not do confirmation till proven, it evolving in probation over many months, if not years in each of their respective job.

 

When Khaw Boon Wan was Heath Minister he asked u to send your parents to Johor b'cos healthcare in S'pore was unaffordable. Now worst  in MND, will he asked u to move your entire family to Johor b'cos HDB will remain unaffordable in the forseeable future? Do u need this kind of leadership?

 

Tharman dismisses talk about becoming IMF chief

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pharoah88 sweetheart... can you reduce the cap size? It really shouts out to me and drowns the others' text. My eyes need 30secs to adjust pupil size to read...

Can anot? Please?

 

TRIAL  &   ERROR  POLICY  ? ? ? ?

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Will  NEW  mistakes  be  made  AGAIN  ? ? ? ? 

pharoah88      ( Date: 19-May-2011 10:47) Posted: CABINET playIng MINISTRY  MUSICAL  CHAIRS ? ? ? ?

 

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Jackpot2010      ( Date: 19-May-2011 10:50) Posted: At PM Lee's press conference he said 3 office bearers wanted out even before the Election 2011, i.e. DPM Wong (Home Affairs), Mah Bow Tan (MND) & Raymong Lim (Tpt) but he managed to talk them out to defer till now.  Aren't these MIWs  cowards? Knowing that they lives would be difficult  with  strong opposition like  Chen Show Mao coming to Parliament to question them, they decided to jump ship b4 everybody else.  Do u think they deserve the  $Million salary paid? and should they be asked to repay back to redempt miseries caused by their negligence or incompetence.

 

This scenario reminds me  about history when  Japan invaded Singapore in the early 1900's. The 1st people to run road (and set sail on big ships to England) were the English office bearers and their families & leaving behind the miserable Singaporean to defend themselves helplessly.  What  IF  war breaks out now, do u think u can spot a single MIW or they also jump ship b4 anybody else?

 

Aiyahh please lah what crap! And LHL can come out to say they wanted to step down before elections???????? I dunno.. maybe they just love shooting themselves in the toes.

Jackpot2010      ( Date: 19-May-2011 10:50) Posted: At PM Lee's press conference he said 3 office bearers wanted out even before the Election 2011, i.e. DPM Wong (Home Affairs), Mah Bow Tan (MND) & Raymong Lim (Tpt) but he managed to talk them out to defer till now.  Aren't these MIWs  cowards? Knowing that they lives would be difficult  with  strong opposition like  Chen Show Mao coming to Parliament to question them, they decided to jump ship b4 everybody else.  Do u think they deserve the  $Million salary paid? and should they be asked to repay back to redempt miseries caused by their negligence or incompetence.

 

At PM Lee's press conference he said 3 office bearers wanted out even before the Election 2011, i.e. DPM Wong (Home Affairs), Mah Bow Tan (MND) & Raymong Lim (Tpt) but he managed to talk them out to defer till now. 

Aren't these MIWs  cowards? Knowing that they lives would be difficult  with  strong opposition like  Chen Show Mao coming to Parliament to question them, they decided to jump ship b4 everybody else.  Do u think they deserve the  $Million salary paid? and should they be asked to repay back to redempt miseries caused by their negligence or incompetence.

 

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Andrew      ( Date: 19-May-2011 09:34) Posted: Soup base changed already but whether the herb is changed, we need to wait and see. Can believe his sincerity but not the PR BS statement on his 3 minister wanting to leave ?   So we finally found the weakness in the PAP, it is the crowd at rally and the loss GRC. Also, as I mentioned before, ministers are  just figurehead in a ministry as the portfilio can be switch like a switch. warrenbegger      ( Date: 18-May-2011 23:31) Posted: Dont know why? I start to fall in love with  Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong liao   :) He's cute, kind,  gentle and look like hello kitty (Huat Cat)    :) A new PAP had began.....

 

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SGG_SGG      ( Date: 19-May-2011 10:23) Posted: Yes, agreed... this is a big step ahead for Singapore. That psycological barrier has been somewhat overcome. Not totally, but a big step nonetheless. And a wake up call for the incumbent. Unfortunately, it is not enough to vote against policies that are infavourable and only benefiting papies and high flyers. Once upon a time.. Ong TC wanted to do his duty to check the reserves.. what did he get in return? Did he get a state funeral? No.. he was the only president who was not given a State Funeral.. and why? Becoz he asked to do his presidential duty? Was that it? Coz he refused to be a puppet? And Singaporeans give their mandate for that? So who the heck is looking in on the reserves and what is done with it? Goshhhhhh.... whatever we are told, nobody can verify? Not even the president? So many questions.. where are the answers? TradeChancellor      ( Date: 19-May-2011 09:55) Posted: there is hope for singapore and singaporeans,  as the aljunied GRC victory not only woke up the PAP, but it also broke the psychological shield that GRC cannot be won, but it has been won! my first few outings back in singapore would definitely be going to the serangoon area to eat the famous shao rou )

 

There are many more questions to be asked.. but again... amendments to bills/policies still need 2/3 majority votes which opposition do not have...

Not an easy task for the opposition to do much... long way to go... for democracy.

Salute      ( Date: 15-May-2011 13:25) Posted: wao, very strong question. for years we were not dare to confront. ya, it's funny why such a big change. teeth53      ( Date: 15-May-2011 13:03) Posted: It is good for WP Chen Show  Mao to ask such question, will see how he is going to ask and how is is play out..?. Answer is briefly (not in details)  stated by DPM Teo on ST (Sat) paper. it is better to do homework then anyhow ask ???, think Chen is smarter then anyone can thot so..

 

Yes, agreed... this is a big step ahead for Singapore. That psycological barrier has been somewhat overcome. Not totally, but a big step nonetheless. And a wake up call for the incumbent. Unfortunately, it is not enough to vote against policies that are infavourable and only benefiting papies and high flyers.

Once upon a time.. Ong TC wanted to do his duty to check the reserves.. what did he get in return? Did he get a state funeral? No.. he was the only president who was not given a State Funeral.. and why? Becoz he asked to do his presidential duty? Was that it? Coz he refused to be a puppet? And Singaporeans give their mandate for that? So who the heck is looking in on the reserves and what is done with it? Goshhhhhh.... whatever we are told, nobody can verify? Not even the president?

So many questions.. where are the answers?

TradeChancellor      ( Date: 19-May-2011 09:55) Posted: there is hope for singapore and singaporeans,  as the aljunied GRC victory not only woke up the PAP, but it also broke the psychological shield that GRC cannot be won, but it has been won! my first few outings back in singapore would definitely be going to the serangoon area to eat the famous shao rou )