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Sg made a big mistake pushing for vaccination. Sg had about 900 deaths per year from influenza.  But with cv19, 36 deaths in a year and a half and they push vaccination with a vaccine that was released under an Emergency Use Authorization by the FDA?  Chinese kia xi'ism doesn't bode well for rational and informed decisions.  Perhaps include more other races in the panel for different views eh. When it was found that foreign indian workers had it in the 10s of thousands, that is grounds for plausible assumption that it was similar in the local population.  But no mass tests were done to verify that.   No consideration was given to the possibility that the indians might have gotten it from the chinese or the local population.  If they did, that would imply that it would also have spread quickly amongst the local population as well.  Given the racist history of the state, it was reflexively assumed to be an indian ...

  "In the posts in February 2018 and May 2020, Ms Khan had allegedly claimed that the authorities discriminated against citizens on the basis of race and religion. She publicly apologised for the remarks in the posts after the police reports were made. The WP stood by its candidate. Re-posting Ms Khan’s posts on her Instagram story, Xiaxue branded her a “racist” and a “toxic woman”. She added that Ms Khan was trying to stir up civil strife by bringing  American-style politics to Singapore." - msnNews So that's the story. Well, it appears, as evidence suggests, that for quite a few Chinese, it isn't racism when the government does it.   So when Lee Kuan Yew said Singapore would be better off without Malays and Indians; when PMs say that Singapore can only have non-chinese PMs when those Chinese whom are racist are alright with it; when they say that Singapore must always have a Chinese majority; along with a while load of other supremacist policies in the past, it isn...

"He came at a time when Singapore needed a strong leader. Like St Michael who defended the people of God during the “time of great distress, unparalleled since nations first came into existence”, so, too, Mr Lee defended Singapore at a time when the young nation was in danger of both internal and external threats." - Archbishop of the Roman Catholic Church, Singapore A s a Catholic , I'm compelled to say, looks like the so-called Singapore Catholic Church doesn't know the difference between the devil's minion and a Saint in their praise of Singapore's late racist, fascist, eugenicist, Chinese supremacist, and grossly authoritarian PM, Lee Kuan Yew. (the Archbishop William Goh's Full Homily in brazen worship and whitewash of Lee Kuan Yew and his atrocities is reproduced after the following commentary.) Praising a racist, a fascist, an elitist as the 'founding father' who exploited people for his own greed and lust for power; turned S...

L et's face it, from the first, and late PM, Lee Kuan Yew, to Lee's Son, the current PM Lee Hsien Loong, they've always used the 'singaporeans are not ready for a non-chinese PM' story to keep the Indians and Malays out, perpetuate chinese chauvinism, and the rule of the PAP that is based on chinese chauvinism itself.  This was especially the case from the late 1980s when the PAP begin a zealous chinesification campaign in singapore to put an end to the multiculturalism that was bringing the different races together and increasing the collective intelligence and political vibrancy. And now we have a Heng Swee Kiat, put forth as the next PM, saying that 'older singaporeans aren't ready for a non-chinese PM'.  That is like saying, "i'm sorry, but we Chinese PMs need to consider the views of the racists in our race more than the non-racists."  If what these 3 say is true, that is an admittance, or claim, that singaporean chinese are...

Sudah lah Singapura Wah kah le kong hor this is Singapore Turns all into a matador a carnivore After enough they still want more Too bad there ain’t no system restore People got the branded lenses but ain't got no vision They got widescreen tellies But man they're  tunnel-visioned governmental stricture is holy scripture well-biased toward the yellow tincture They like it unadulterated So, no no, please no admixture go glaze eyed when they are contradicted They’re gonna think you need to be committed they got the words not the perspective cerebral haemorrhage if introspective Many aren’t nice Sucking you dry like head lice From top to bottom COE to economical rice only brands cash and condo matter if you disagree you’re the mad hatter their brains all fallin’ out, get the suture intellect critical low in cubic measure *Wah kah le kong hor this is singapore So clean you can eat off the floor Thinkin out of the box is such a chore National pledge is ‘it’s like that one lor’ *** p...

Lee didn’t make the most of singapore in respect and appreciation of its potent cultural differences.  He simply did the best that could be done when you get rid of it. He chose the easy route.  Nothing brilliant about that i'm afraid. I posted a review of Viking Blades', the 'Chieftain' safety razor, not too long ago on Amazon US, and received this reply from them, "Ed, Thank you for your heartfelt review. It's not that often that we receive such amazing acknowledgement. You sir have made our day and given us so much more motivation to continue staying in this tough business despite fierce competition from the big boys. Thank you once again and enjoy your Odin. Robert Vikings Blade PS: We love Singapore. One of the most inspiring countries in the world. The food, the people, the culture, the founding father are second to none!" * I was pleasantly surprised by Robert's sincere gratitude indeed, especially since i didn't expect a reply from Vikings ...

Indonesian military officers have pulled out of a Singapore aerospace show amid a row over the controversial naming of a naval warship. Indonesia angered its neighbour by naming the new ship after two marines who carried out a bombing which killed three people in Singapore in 1965. Singapore's second minister for defence said he was "disappointed" with Indonesia's naming decision. Jakarta defended the move saying it was customary to name vessels after heroes. - bbc In conversation, Ed: I don't see what the fuss is about. The chinese fascist government of singapore had no problem erecting a statue of mass-murdering chinese premiere, Deng Xiao Ping in singapore. And anyway, the attack was on Malaysia, not singapore - as singapore was a part of Malaysia then. So this issue is actually a non-issue. The singapore government is just trying to flex its paltry muscles regionally. Silly fellas. Kelvin Leong: while I may not agree 100% with the way my government handled t...

It's interesting to know that xingapore's cable and broadband companies are sort of partnering with China's telecom firms like 'hwa wei' as well. Wonder when these people are going to grow up, get egalitarian, and stop sticking to their own - and stop caring about falling chinese birth rates as if that is an issue in what is supposed to be a multicultural state. And, by the way, the U.S. has issued alerts against Hwa Wei and ZTE as security threats and possibly linked to China's government and military. related article on BBC - China's love-hate relationship with what is foreign Singapore, after all, is going to fast-track china's citizens into taking over the rest of the region But i suppose in the chinese supremacist state of xingapore, that is not a problem. (calling it a ‘chinese supremacist’ state is not an ‘opinion’ but a matter of definition, i.e. stating that singapore must always have a chinese majority; that our 'mother tongue will be mand...