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Michael Palmer seems a decent MP even though he is a PAP Man. However if the government continues to run the country in this manner - taxing the people to the hilt and hoarding monies for their own glory and profiteering by pushing up prices until ordinary people become desperate like Mr. Zuo who cannot survive in such a couldn't care selfish system then Mr. Zuo's case may be just a wake-up call to the over-powering politicians to say enough is enough.
More people may lose their cool to their MPs and this may not be the last as can be seen from NKF or the Selamat.
Can people be spared the oppressive governing system as people are not unreasonable and they are just trying to let go of their frustration on the MPs?
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If he is a PRC he would not be entertained by the MP. He might be someone who really is too desperate to listen to cool and detached reason of the MP who unless he is like Zuo in desperate strait will not be likely to understand his desperation.
Putting a moratorium on further government tax and fee increases will be the better solution than reporting Mr. Zuo to the police.
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Straits Times reported that it was not MP Michael Palmer who made the Police Report but one of his Grassroot Leaders - seemingly some 'apple polisher' - as MP Michael Palmer had said to the Press that the incident was of no consequence..
Mr Zuo was also quoted in the Straits Times to have visited the MP more then once, and all these occassions he had asked the MP for a loan.
This time the MP must have been more firm that before, and had asked Mr Zuo to leave after informing him that the Government is not a money lender.
Can Mr Zuo parting statement - " I will remember this '' - be taken to be a threat ?
Looks like Mr Brown will have to organise a T-Shirt campaign to educate the Grassroot Leaders to be less sensitive.
Surely, Singaporeans will ''remember more this single incident''..... ?
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Edited by Atobe 09 May `08, 12:45AM
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Originally posted by sinicker:
okay when is the mass order for "i will remember this" tshirt??
but the media give news also quite vague. so we cant derive anything frm the article. oh well.Since when does our media gave a clear signal about things that reflects something not that nice about our gahmen?
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The bearable bear,
Which is the bigger problem - people airing their views on govenment policies or actions or government continuing to govern the country with arrogance resulting in disgruntled citizens queing up for bread or rice or facing the dire prospect of struggling for his barest existence.
Think through the heart once.
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Originally posted by robertteh:
The bearable bear,
Which is the bigger problem - people airing their views on govenment policies or actions or government continuing to govern the country with arrogance resulting in disgruntled citizens queing up for bread or rice or facing the dire prospect of struggling for his barest existence.
Think through the heart once.
Don't talk to the bear la. He shall change to call himself dog instead of bear. PAP DOG! Lol.
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Originally posted by the Bear:
good GOD!!
you realise what rubbish you are talking about?
the guy was trying to get the MP to lend him money..
and you turn it into a gabrament-bashing post

whatever shred of credibility you didn't deserve just disappeared

which petshop got cheapest dog cookies huh?
doon mind me lah, send me the links hor. thankyou you many many.
Edited by balance_else_complacent 10 May `08, 9:54AM
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