Salman's Suggestion For Election Manifesto
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Whiners out!
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Hmm.... nothing else constructive to say, I presume?Originally posted by Salman:Whiners out!
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Sheepbrains who stagnate the progress of Singapore and prevent the improvement of the Singaporean society OUT!Originally posted by Salman:Whiners out! -
With his kind of attitude, he will probably be elevated to the PM - PRIME MULEOriginally posted by Wind6:I think salman can b a great minister, think he can make big changes in our society -
Mate, Australia is a friggin awesome place to stay. I left when I realised that Singapore was going to the dogs politically, socially and economically. Stuff is more expensive in Australia but if you know your way around you can still get things cheap and save a lot of $$$.
For the same price of a 5 room HDB flat in Singapore I bought a freehold house here with my own pool and backyard. Cars are cheap here but my BMW is even cheaper (free - paid by company) and yes, it's really shiok to drive down to the coast on weekends, wind down the windows and drive really fast down endless roads. What do my peers in Singapore do on weekends? Let me see, hang out in shopping centres, the same old cinemas, artificial beaches and stuck in traffic.
Some people complain about racism but I think those complainers have a part to play in it. If you refuse to assimilate into the system here, be prepared to stand out. Don't have to change your accent though. I still speak with Singapore accent. Just drop the lahs and lohs and speak slower and clearly. They have no problems understanding us.
After moving here and going back for holidays in Singapore, I realised that Singaporeans are sibeh CB one. Don't hold lifts, don't smile, no social skills, don't greet people. Everyone acts like they have a cactus stuffed up their bums. -
Cheers to you mate - your Foster may not necessarily beat my preference for Heineken, no point putting salt in my beer.Originally posted by Weirdo80:Mate, Australia is a friggin awesome place to stay. I left when I realised that Singapore was going to the dogs politically, socially and economically. Stuff is more expensive in Australia but if you know your way around you can still get things cheap and save a lot of $$$.
For the same price of a 5 room HDB flat in Singapore I bought a freehold house here with my own pool and backyard. Cars are cheap here but my BMW is even cheaper (free - paid by company) and yes, it's really shiok to drive down to the coast on weekends, wind down the windows and drive really fast down endless roads. What do my peers in Singapore do on weekends? Let me see, hang out in shopping centres, the same old cinemas, artificial beaches and stuck in traffic.
Some people complain about racism but I think those complainers have a part to play in it. If you refuse to assimilate into the system here, be prepared to stand out. Don't have to change your accent though. I still speak with Singapore accent. Just drop the lahs and lohs and speak slower and clearly. They have no problems understanding us.
After moving here and going back for holidays in Singapore, I realised that Singaporeans are sibeh CB one. Don't hold lifts, don't smile, no social skills, don't greet people. Everyone acts like they have a cactus stuffed up their bums.
In anycase, not everyone drink beer, or even "drink" at all, so if you are fortunate enough to have the opportunity to enjoy what you have - is there any point in holding it against others who may not share the same taste ? -
Sorry, I was just expressing my feelings, I know that there are many good Singaporeans out there too.
I'm just trying to say that if you guys have dreams of moving out of Singapore, take the courage and bold leap to make that dream into reality. Don't be afraid of the "quitter" syndrome or bleak picture that the PAP tries to paint of going overseas.
You only have one life to lead, lead it where you want to! -
I think I need to get used to Propaganda
Or else I will be in a difficulty state then -
Originally posted by Weirdo80:
How much friggin tax do you pay?
[b]Mate, Australia is a friggin awesome place to stay. I left when I realised that Singapore was going to the dogs politically, socially and economically. Stuff is more expensive in Australia but if you know your way around you can still get things cheap and save a lot of $$$.
For the same price of a 5 room HDB flat in Singapore I bought a freehold house here with my own pool and backyard. Cars are cheap here but my BMW is even cheaper (free - paid by company) and yes, it's really shiok to drive down to the coast on weekends, wind down the windows and drive really fast down endless roads. What do my peers in Singapore do on weekends? Let me see, hang out in shopping centres, the same old cinemas, artificial beaches and stuck in traffic.
Watch out the Lebanese and the glass ceiling please.
Some people complain about racism but I think those complainers have a part to play in it. If you refuse to assimilate into the system here, be prepared to stand out. Don't have to change your accent though. I still speak with Singapore accent. Just drop the lahs and lohs and speak slower and clearly. They have no problems understanding us.
That one I agree. Singaporeans are rude, especially the whiners, nothin can make em happy. Them whiners have got two catus up their ash mate.
After moving here and going back for holidays in Singapore, I realised that Singaporeans are sibeh CB one. Don't hold lifts, don't smile, no social skills, don't greet people. Everyone acts like they have a cactus stuffed up their bums. -
Originally posted by Salman:
How much friggin tax do you pay?
Quote from post by Weirdo80:
Mate, Australia is a friggin awesome place to stay. I left when I realised that Singapore was going to the dogs politically, socially and economically. Stuff is more expensive in Australia but if you know your way around you can still get things cheap and save a lot of $$$.
For the same price of a 5 room HDB flat in Singapore I bought a freehold house here with my own pool and backyard. Cars are cheap here but my BMW is even cheaper (free - paid by company) and yes, it's really shiok to drive down to the coast on weekends, wind down the windows and drive really fast down endless roads. What do my peers in Singapore do on weekends? Let me see, hang out in shopping centres, the same old cinemas, artificial beaches and stuck in traffic.
It has nothing to do with 'friggin tax' only, try reading the following two articles if you are capable of broadening your mind - which seems limited in its opportunities due to a thick skull - despite your boastful claims of wide travel.
Tax Comparisons - Australia and Selected Countries- 2005
High Taxes do not hinder competitiveness - January 2006
Watch out the Lebanese and the glass ceiling please.
Some people complain about racism but I think those complainers have a part to play in it. If you refuse to assimilate into the system here, be prepared to stand out. Don't have to change your accent though. I still speak with Singapore accent. Just drop the lahs and lohs and speak slower and clearly. They have no problems understanding us.
"Lebanese" - did they offend you during your imaginary travels ?
And you claim that "Singaporeans are rude" - in your response below. .
Glass ceilings ? Its existance is more profound in Singapore that is supposedly to be a First World Country. .
Perhaps in your deluded mind you can push your way to the P.M's seat, which I suppose everyone in this sgForum will gladly give to a "Prime Mule" .
That one I agree. Singaporeans are rude, especially the whiners, nothin can make em happy. Them whiners have got two catus up their ash mate.
After moving here and going back for holidays in Singapore, I realised that Singaporeans are sibeh CB one. Don't hold lifts, don't smile, no social skills, don't greet people. Everyone acts like they have a cactus stuffed up their bums.
When swines get roasted, it will taste real good with more then "two catus up their ash" - mate
Try harder with the accent if you can -
Who are you trying to kid by excluding yourself as a rude Singaporean ? .
Is there any value in statements from a "no brainer" - who besides being smoked, has the streak of a Prime Mule, and an attitude of swines ?
We are dazzled by this mix that can only result in a restrictive display of "no brainer, one liners" . -
Who are you trying to kid by excluding yourself as a rude Singaporean ?
Salmamisation is calling everyone rude with ruder branding of everyone as "whiner".
Salmanisation is what salman is doing, no reason, no logic not listening just ignoring all mistakes and wrong doings with denials, denials that come from power play and grand delusions..
Salmanisation is selective comparison to Indonesia and Lebanon and worst examples to avoid answering to real mistakes and failures.
The whole system is one big salmanisation, one big exercise of deluding the electorate with GRC voting to create no-contest walkovers, and after cornering voters with no-contest walkovers, start to tell them : "please vote, we welcome vote" when there is no candidates to vote for being GRC until all are disqualified or extinct.
After getting all the GRC votes and ensuring no more possible "riff-raffs" people will be voted in, then tell the unhappy citizens by making all the salmanising dares "vote me out if you disagree with my policies"
Salmanising is one big #$#$# when Ng Eng Hen started throwing the power tantrum by slamming the WP election manifesto as time bombs when he had planted the bigger bomb in issuing thousands of S-passes to any tom dick and henry foreigners to rob the citizens of their backyard jobs.
Salmanising is what all the ministers practising stonewalling of their own lack of acoountability and transparency, criticsing others for same and ignoring all the problems and issues with accountability in their own NKF hoarding reserves and shortchanging the patients,
Salmanisation is taking place all over the place denying problems with line-liners and not solving people's problems caused by sheer over-charging HDB flats to full market prices when lands are already paid for by citizens and triple-taxes on vehicles and refusing to listen to anyone with genuine grivances.
Singapore is now entering the grand Salmanisation age now ...will the citizens be able to reply to all the salmanising ...not listening not seeing arguments but only covering up mistakes and boasting of some doubtful claims about own limited success in taxing and charging. -
If so, you get out also. By whining that we are whiners. You are whiner of the whiners.Originally posted by Salman:Whiners out! -
Bro congratulations for migration to Australia. I'm really jealous and envy you gotta the opportunity to live in Australia. For me I'm stuck down here....to migrate will need quite abit of dollars....sign and age is catching up.Originally posted by Weirdo80:Mate, Australia is a friggin awesome place to stay. I left when I realised that Singapore was going to the dogs politically, socially and economically. Stuff is more expensive in Australia but if you know your way around you can still get things cheap and save a lot of $$$.
For the same price of a 5 room HDB flat in Singapore I bought a freehold house here with my own pool and backyard. Cars are cheap here but my BMW is even cheaper (free - paid by company) and yes, it's really shiok to drive down to the coast on weekends, wind down the windows and drive really fast down endless roads. What do my peers in Singapore do on weekends? Let me see, hang out in shopping centres, the same old cinemas, artificial beaches and stuck in traffic.
Some people complain about racism but I think those complainers have a part to play in it. If you refuse to assimilate into the system here, be prepared to stand out. Don't have to change your accent though. I still speak with Singapore accent. Just drop the lahs and lohs and speak slower and clearly. They have no problems understanding us.
After moving here and going back for holidays in Singapore, I realised that Singaporeans are sibeh CB one. Don't hold lifts, don't smile, no social skills, don't greet people. Everyone acts like they have a cactus stuffed up their bums.
freaking singapore...govt only cares for their own pockets with fat fat salaries, drawing millions dollars from GIC and GLC with appointment and doing fark-off.
I will tell Salman to shut his A...s....s....hole. -
Salman,
This would be a better platform for you, if you don't mind.
http://app.feedback.gov.sg/asp/index.asp -
Australia is good, but too many frigging Singaporeans is moving over. Soon, it will be flooded with Singaporeans, especially your favorite cactus-stuffed-up-their-arse types.Originally posted by Weirdo80:Mate, Australia is a friggin awesome place to stay. I left when I realised that Singapore was going to the dogs politically, socially and economically. Stuff is more expensive in Australia but if you know your way around you can still get things cheap and save a lot of $$$.
For the same price of a 5 room HDB flat in Singapore I bought a freehold house here with my own pool and backyard. Cars are cheap here but my BMW is even cheaper (free - paid by company) and yes, it's really shiok to drive down to the coast on weekends, wind down the windows and drive really fast down endless roads. What do my peers in Singapore do on weekends? Let me see, hang out in shopping centres, the same old cinemas, artificial beaches and stuck in traffic.
Some people complain about racism but I think those complainers have a part to play in it. If you refuse to assimilate into the system here, be prepared to stand out. Don't have to change your accent though. I still speak with Singapore accent. Just drop the lahs and lohs and speak slower and clearly. They have no problems understanding us.
After moving here and going back for holidays in Singapore, I realised that Singaporeans are sibeh CB one. Don't hold lifts, don't smile, no social skills, don't greet people. Everyone acts like they have a cactus stuffed up their bums.
Try north pole. It's colder out there, you don't have to pay for the plot of land and the fish is all yours.....
As long as you survive. (I don't think any Singaporeans can withstand the cold.)
The magic word is 'survive'. -
Came across many Singaporeans and Msians who came back from Australia cos they cannot afford the 40% tax.
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Because they don't know how to deal with the taxation system here. It is 27% for me if I declare my tax file number.Originally posted by Salman:Came across many Singaporeans and Msians who came back from Australia cos they cannot afford the 40% tax.