Has Dr Chee been arrested yet?
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look at the anti-riot car....so pristine...no chance to use yet...u go to MY an other parts of the world and their anti-riot trucks all bear marks of kena wallup.
i wonder those sg cars can start or not when called to action....
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Cars are very expensive in Singapore.Originally posted by weiqimun:look at the anti-riot car....so pristine...no chance to use yet...u go to MY an other parts of the world and their anti-riot trucks all bear marks of kena wallup.
i wonder those sg cars can start or not when called to action....
You think they want their cars scratched and damaged? -
Originally posted by charlize:Cars are very expensive in Singapore.
You think they want their cars scratched and damaged? -
Don't waste your time lah... the propaganda mass media can lie so much better than you.Originally posted by lionnoisy:pl read my slide show 17.09.2006 just updated
2.In SDP web site,CSJ quotes many western medias reports on him.
but it dunt make him more respectful.
3.he should do more wisely and elected to be MP,then
he can stand up and speak for people.
However,he chose suicide and offensive route.Talk without thinking.
Just care how western medias reports in him. -
Actually, these cars (i see b4) got some minor scratches liao ... from training ...Originally posted by charlize:Cars are very expensive in Singapore.
You think they want their cars scratched and damaged? -
pl read 17.09.2006 my 2 postings for today 18.09.2006 monday update
2.Monday September 18, 5:02 PM 2006 ,Singapore opposition leader allowed to distribute flyers
why police so kind to let him go and back?waste of people's money
to watch him?"(Chee) was advised not to proceed as a group as it might constitute an illegal procession," a police spokeswoman said.
3.any eye witness account??
After about an hour, the group returned to the park, where since Saturday police have blocked them from carrying out a planned protest march to the IMF-World Bank venue.
"Police followed the group to observe and ensure that they did not carry out illegal activities as they were still in the general vicinity of Suntec City and Parliament House," the spokeswoman said.
Chee told Reuters that he had distributed about 500 pamphlets, and that the group plans to hand out more during the evening rush hour.
"We just wanted to register the point that we have been stopped, but we are not defeated," said Chee.
Chee said many people were afraid to accept the pamphlets as policemen were recording the scene with several video cameras.
fr TODAY,police in the background
4.Police allowed the group to leave the park individually and walk to Raffles Place, at the heart of Singapore's business district, to distribute flyers -- after they promised not to resume their march.
-----Associated Press,Last updated 04:48pm (Mla time) 09/18/2006.
distributing flyers traded for impossible march---smart move Dr Chee! -
Originally posted by lionnoisy:
Eh, the police all went for lunch ?
pl read 17.09.2006 my 2 postings for [b]today 18.09.2006 monday update[/b] -
Originally posted by killstyle:
Very serious autrocity indeed.....watching them sleep in the middle of a park..... most hardline regime I know of only crushes their oppositions with tanks or simply shoot them.
THIS IS THE MARK OF THE SINGAPORE HISTORY !!!
FOR 1ST TIME IN HISTORY, SOMEONE SHOWN THE WORLD
WHAT THE LEE DYNASTY IS CAPABLE OF !!!
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2.hv u seen my silde show on 17.09.2006 postings?Originally posted by charlize:Eh, the police all went for lunch ?
u can see today photos.police jus 3 meters away . -
whatever they decided to do now... is too little too late... Reuters had already sent the pics out into the world... this pic will go down in Singapore's history as the one that exposed the truth...[/b][/b][/quote]
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Originally posted by onceinabluemoon:
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whatever they decided to do now... is too little too late... Reuters had already sent the pics out into the world... this pic will go down in Singapore's history as the one that exposed the truth...
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2.wat is wrong of blocking CSJ and others marching to other place?
dunt they know it is illegal for more than 4 assembly without permit,
applicable to sporean and foreigners.
Police is too soft this time.waste too many man power.
Police dunt want to take actions for many big shots/foreign medias
in town?Too bad ,police have many things to consider.So,
patience is their golden rule.
3.But how about next time,after all foreigners left and police
can afford to play with illegal assembly for so long?
In next assembly if police take action straight away,
how they can explain not to take action to CSJ??
Lets the wise men to do their jobs.
There are too many things to balance.
4.sg is going to break records of protests MUST come with
IMF/WB meetings.Sg got peaceful protest,not violent.
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Originally posted by lionnoisy:
2.) If he is doing something illegal, why is there NO arrest? If u dun dare to arrest, are u hinting that the flaw is somehow flawed, and that u dun dare to show the enforcement infront of foreigners? Ashamed of ur law ??
2.wat is wrong of blocking CSJ and others marching to other place?
dunt they know it is illegal for more than 4 assembly without permit,
applicable to sporean and foreigners.
Police is too soft this time.waste too many man power.
Police dunt want to take actions for many big shots/foreign medias
in town?Too bad ,police have many things to consider.So,
patience is their golden rule.
3.But how about next time,after all foreigners left and police
can afford to play with illegal assembly for so long?
In next assembly if police take action straight away,
how they can explain not to take action to CSJ??
Lets the wise men to do their jobs.
There are too many things to balance.
4.sg is going to [b] break records of protests MUST come with
IMF/WB meetings.Sg got peaceful protest,not violent.
Isnt sg is successful?
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3.) Yes, there peaceful meetings is certainly a success ... but we must take into consideration how the world will perceive us after this ... -
Originally posted by lionnoisy:My friend predicted that Chee will be such a sorry old man, and end up blowing up himself as a terrorist ! Wonder who been giving him money to all the stupid things. Think he is the highest pay clown in Singapore, with oversea sponsorship.
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I wonder how reporters without borders will perceive reporters working for s'pore newspaper after all this is over..
afterall, isn;t being a reporter all about reporting the truth, guess that doesn;t apply in the TNP or any other gahmen related media... -
19.09.2006 tue,noon time Spealer's corner
Csj is the babe of medias.i can see only many cameras .
police allow anyone stay near .
police has played with them for good 72 hours.Time to go home
men.
19.09.2006 tue,noon time slide show ,click here
b...s... of CSJ.taken 19.09.2006--more to come
CSJ and his gang in white T shirt with Democracy/Freedom
NOW behind. Final line up.
2.CSJ stand off for 72 hours.wat the police in western major
cities would do in such situations during intenational meetings?
this proves a grave precedence.wat if others stand off next week?
will police allow them ?
police in few outfit:long sleeve uniform,police T shirts,Police
jacket and off course plain cloths lah.
19.09.2006 tue,noon time slide show ,click here
all are under camera.Free to talk in Spore.Cheers.
No.1 camping site in sg--Speakers Corner.Protected by police.
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I think Dr Chee shd create a white T shirt with Black eye.like Malaysai AW
Appointing me as an creative director lah foc 2 throw this sg gov out!!! -
Originally posted by foomwee88:I think Dr Chee shd create a white T shirt with Black eye.like Malaysai AW
Appointing me as an creative director lah foc 2 throw this sg gov out!!![/b][/b][/quote]
How about this pic on T-shirts? Already sent all over the world by Reuters. This pic explains clearly why PAP can get so many seats in parliament.
Singapore activists end 'historic' protest, vow to continue fight ...
International Herald Tribune, France - 50 minutes ago
SINGAPORE Seven activists ended what they called an "unprecedented" three-day protest in Singapore, saying they had achieved their goal of exposing government ...
The father and son turned the world press against us when they sued FEER for nothing (cannot get anything in return) and instead Singapore and Singaporeans suffer for it.
What perfect timing, sue FEER just before IMF and World Bank meetings... the millions Singapore spent on putting up a good show for the world wasted.
Pitiful old man; refusing to give up power and just let the new generation run the show... he now smear his son's name and Singapore's reputation with the suit. I wonder how the son felt when he was giving his speech this morning; the whole world looking at him as a pariah dictator. -
Singapore activists end protest as PM delivers speech at IMF-World Bank meeting
Associated Press
19 Sep 06
Activists ended a three-day protest against the government on Tuesday, saying they had highlighted restrictions on freedom of speech and assembly as Singapore hosts the annual meetings of the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank.
The Singaporean activists, who have numbered between six and 10, had camped out at a downtown park since Saturday, in defiance of laws that ban outdoor gatherings of more than four people without a police permit. Public protests are rare in Singapore.
Police had prevented them from marching to Parliament and the convention center where the IMF and World Bank were holding meetings. On Tuesday, the small group twice started to march in the direction of Parliament House, but were blocked by a row of police officers.
"The world now knows the extent of the repression in Singapore, and hopefully this will translate into pressure on the Singapore government to reform the system," said protest leader Chee Soon Juan, head of the opposition Singapore Democratic Party. "Our movement, our campaign for democracy, will grow and gain momentum and strength."
Singapore says its political system has democratic features, including elections, but that it does not seek a freewheeling, Western-style democracy that could foment tension and even chaos. Authorities tightly restrict speech and assembly, saying such controls provide the stability that has helped turn Singapore into a global economic powerhouse.
As host of the IMF-World Bank meetings, Singapore has sought to showcase itself to thousands of international visitors as a model of clean and efficient governance with a prosperous, open economy.
Chee's protest drew less local and international attention than Singapore's decision last week to bar two dozen foreign activists from entering the country to attend the meetings even though they were accredited. Singapore later reversed the decision after criticism from the IMF and the World Bank.
The end of Chee's protest coincided with a speech by Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong at the IMF and World Bank meetings. Lee said carefully managed globalization can improve the lives of the world's population, and that good governance and effective multilateral institutions were vital to its welfare. -
Summary judgement of 72 hours stand off
Too strict
1.Only zao bao reported on sunday.Strait Times did not report at all.
Every day should report,no matter how short of the news.
Too lenient
2.Why allow them stay at Speaker's Corner for so long?
Waste of man power.
Too greedy and too long
3.CSJ & gang want to put pressure on govt during international
meetings.The show of 3 days is too much.They may earn a ticket
for political asylum arising fr this stand off.
Slide show taken 17.09.2006 Sun,noon
many images of CHEE SOON JUAN ,click here.1&2 photo fr AA2006.
images from speak's corner---click here
the beginnings
dunt obstructing public ways
JUST TALK and talk
look at Gurkha,first time seen tempoary OP tower,new anti--riot vehicles,
of coure police everywhere.Taken Raffles City,City Hall,etc
Fortress Singapore
note the police video cam
photo taken 17.09.2006 Sunday,noon time,1200H
view fr NPP
car park talk to who??
talk talk
u are under the camera every second
lonely siblings
curious looker much more than supporters
spore style protest---waiting games.bloodless,just sweat
red car--anti riot police vehicles----stand by near by
do CSJ and party obstructing public activities??
Slide show taken 18.09.2006 Mon,noon
Monday September 18, 5:02 PM 2006 ,Singapore opposition leader allowed to distribute
flyers
18.09.2006
the lonely seven
Slide show taken 19.09.2006 Tue,noon
b...s... of CSJ.taken 19.09.2006
Slide show taken 19.09.2006 Tue
all are under camera.Free to talk in Spore.Cheers.
No.1 camping site in sg--Speakers Corner.Protected by police.
2.On 16 (Sat)Sept 2006, Chee Soon Juan and a few of his associates gathered in the late morning at the Speakers' Corner. Chee had earlier repeatedly declared that he would lead a protest march and hold rallies at Speakers' Corner, Parliament House, Suntec Convention Centre and the Istana. The Police had advised the public not to be involved as the procession would be an offence.......
3.At about 12 noon today (18 Sep 06), Chee Soon Juan informed Police officers at the Speakers' Corner of his intention to go to Raffles Place to distribute pamphlets. He was advised not to proceed as a group as it might constitute an illegal procession. He and his associates complied and left the Speakers' Corner. They walked to Raffles Place separately and distributed pamphlets at Clifford Centre and OUB Centre for about an hour. The group later returned separately to the Speakers' Corner at about 1.50 pm.
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Has CSJ broken the laws?
http://www2.mha.gov.sg/mha/detailed.jsp?artid=314&type=4&root=0&parent=0&cat=0&mode=arc
Reply to Asian Wall Street Journal Article : "Singapore's Catch-22"dated 13 Feb 0115 February 2001
4.CSJ breaks the law by 24 hours stand off
Speakers' Corner (Published in AWSJ on 16 Feb 01)
"Singapore's Catch-22" (13 Feb 2001) claimed that the current investigations into an assembly at the Speakers' Corner on 10 Dec 2000 may lead civil rights advocates to think that they "were duped" when they thought the Corner was a step forward, and that "Singaporeans may now learn that it is OK to hold forth at Speakers' Corner, so long as there's no audience."
2 This is false. Singapore citizens are free to speak outdoors at the Speakers' Corner without needing a Public Entertainment Licence. Any number of people can gather to hear speakers at the Corner. Since its inception, about 800 have registered to speak at the Corner, and thousands have been there to listen.
3 Whilst there is minimal police intervention at the Hyde Park Speakers' Corner, law and order is nevertheless maintained. This is also the case at Singapore's Speakers' Corner. The Corner is not meant to be a venue to stage a demonstration or march without a permit, or otherwise engage in disorderly behaviour. When people organise to come together for a specific cause, chant slogans, display placards and show gesticulations, the Police treats these as indicative of a demonstration or disorderly behaviour. Hence, the Police investigations into the incident on 10 Dec last year involving Mr James Gomez. *****5 The Speakers' Corner will be set up at Hong Lim Park. It will be open during the daylight hours of 7 am to 7 pm, 7 days a week, throughout the year.
2.Wednesday September 20, 2006 ,Singapore responds to Wall Street Journal Asia on editorials criticising the country -
why no news that SDP made their way to Parliment?....do these guys look like suicide bombers or any criminal elements to you!! Out of the 6 protesters, 4 of them made their way to Parliament House. The photo shows 3 of them while the 4th individual can be seen in the 5th photo. The police told them not to gather & stand around there but to disperse.
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I like what TalkingCock.Com posted years ago... with Chee in the picture saying "Chee Bye!" - good bye to Chee Soon Juan
