Thai goverment seized shin corps's ITV!!
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[quote]Originally posted by maurizio13:
Hmmmm......
Didn't notice till you mention it.[/quote
Garmen hired Copperfield to make it disappear about 2 weeks ago. -
Hahaha...... if the opp can win just a few more seat, then you start saying maybe take over..... WP might have a chance..... Sad to say without Chiam, SDA wouldn't have a chance...... SDP (CSJ), sorry..... no chance at all as long as Dr Chee + Family is there....... remind me too much of a certain Lee family..... father+son = Bro + SisOriginally posted by maurizio13:Aiya, I mean in a few general elections time.
Some people should understand what other's are talking about before making stupid comments. -
This is how Singapore's brand of democracy works.Originally posted by hloc:Wow.... you're right. Can't find that post anymore. Maybe SGForums also scare kena sue......
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Originally posted by Short Ninja:
No lah..... still saw that post past midnight last night........
[quote]Originally posted by maurizio13:
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Hmmmm......
Didn't notice till you mention it.[/quote
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Investiage for what, i believe if the thai government want to find someone, even a fart also illegal.Originally posted by (human):The Thai government is investigating Temasek and the Shin Corp. group of companies to see whether their mobile-phone and satellite concessions violated Thai law. -
It was there this morning 9.30am while i was replying. Now it is gone. I was asking why there are no discussion about shin corp investment problems in parliament. And why the oppositions never question the PAP?
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hahaha.... opps also Bored with the same answer all the time.....Originally posted by (human):It was there this morning 9.30am while i was replying. Now it is gone. I was asking why there are no discussion about shin corp investment problems in parliament. And why the oppositions never question the PAP? -
I wonder if you take away the profits Ta ma sek makes from Singaporeans and the monopolies in Singapore, how much loss they make in their overseas fiascoes.Originally posted by maurizio13:How come there was no report of this in our local news?
Media blackout by government?
No doubt that the media will report profits for Shin Corp at the end of the year.
Delusional politics.
Take from Singaporeans and give to foreigners. -
i keep reading "Thai government seized shin corps FTW!!"
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Now we know what you think about in your head every few secondsOriginally posted by Ito_^:i keep reading "Thai government seized shin corps FTW!!" -
Originally posted by AndrewPKYap:Now we know what you think about in your head every few seconds
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Just watch 6.30pm news how come never report on Shin corp's ITV news? Why LHL and Ho ching never comment on the lose of ITV and report how much Singapore tax payers money that Temasek has lost?
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You never watch the Class 95 advertisement on tv meh? Only hear the good stuff!!!!Originally posted by (human):Just watch 6.30pm news how come never report on Shin corp's ITV news? Why LHL and Ho ching never comment on the lose of ITV and report how much Singapore tax payers money that Temasek has lost? -
Did not. I was watching the channel 8 chinese news.Originally posted by maurizio13:You never watch the Class 95 advertisement on tv meh? Only hear the good stuff!!!! -
Mmmmm
That explains our absurd amount of foreign reserves. I wonder who are the lucky ones to recieve Ang Bao from Temasek Holding next? -
With all these happening....I'd say this is the best time to leave this place for good.....got lots of reserves also no point.....lost to Thailand now got to pay premium just to buy sand to keep the construction industry going
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State-controlled media blatantly blocks all these negative publicity...
And for today's ST Headlines..
"450,000 Jobs to be created in the next 5 years"
WE DO NOT WANT TO LISTEN TO THAT CRAP. TELL US WHAT HAPPENED AND WHO IS GOING TO BEAR THE RESPONSIBILITY FOR THIS BILLION DOLLAR ERROR.
Soon they will read "The Lees' Came From Heaven to save Singapore"
Even North Korea's newspapers would pale in comparison. -
Today headline news is about SG creating more jobs for the people leh...
450,000 new jobs are to be created! Superb! Fuel for the economy! Wise planning from the govt! PAP minister leads on example!
second to headlines, its the indonesian earthquake, Poor country! Dead people! Poor people! Homeless people! Poor planning! Inefficient govt!
Such a big contrast within these news..an effort by out 147th to showcase the efficiency and capability of our great govt!
What are u talking? what $4.4billion lost? no one mention it or cares about it..this whole episode is already forgetten! -
If the opps wanna hv more seats in the next election....
they better start doing their homework now...
jolt down every event from now... I feel angry abt this event too... and pls... prepare a gd presentation...
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Act blur is the gahmen forte. Neh mind the billions they lost. prepare for another rise in GST. even if the opp party take over, i doubt they can do a better job also. So now, people's power is the best.
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Boot-licker Goh Chok Tong.Originally posted by Hogzilla:Mmmmm
That explains our absurd amount of foreign reserves. I wonder who are the lucky ones to recieve Ang Bao from Temasek Holding next?
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Originally posted by Coquitlam:With all these happening....I'd say this is the best time to leave this place for good.....got lots of reserves also no point.....lost to Thailand now got to pay premium just to buy sand to keep the construction industry going you still around or have you left singapore?
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Shuttling in and out....Sillypore is just a hotel mah...got to milk it for what its worth
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iTV Plc still liable to pay fee and fine
Chira stands down as acting TITV director
POST REPORTERS
The spectre of bankruptcy still hangs over iTV Plc, with the public prosecutor making it clear yesterday the company is still liable for its 2.2 billion baht overdue concession fee and fine. Meanwhile, its successor TITV, which is being run by the Public Relations Department (PRD), is leaderless.
Chira Hongladarom resigned yesterday as acting director of the state-owned UHF television channel, system and head of the committee charged with running the station during its transition after only 24 hours in the job.
Mr Chira took the step after critics questioned his eligibility as a declared bankrupt. He is currently appealing the bankruptcy court's verdict.
Banlang Pinsakol, the public prosecutor in charge of litigation against iTV, said he expected the Prime Minister's Office would file a complaint against iTV with the Central Administrative Court, initiating the process compelling iTV to pay the concession fee and fine by March 30.
Mr Banlang said the PM's Office had asked the Attorney-General's Office to file the legal execution complaint against iTV on its behalf.
The attorney-general had suggested the PM's Office verify the amount of the fine and fee it is owed by iTV. This would enable Mr Banlang to lodge the petition for legal execution.
The PM's Office and the Attorney-General's Office must also look into details of iTV's assets, worth four billion baht. The assets must be verified within 60 days, Mr Banlang said.
The Central Administrative Court has granted iTV staff a temporary injunction against the PM's Office shutdown order. PM's Office permanent secretary Chulayuth Hiranyawisit said the order gave TITV more time to manage the assets.
But iTV Plc must first hand over its assets to the PM's Office, which would then transfer them to the PRD. This was expected to be done in 30 days.
TITV content will continue to broadcast from the Shinawatra III building until its new studios on New Phetchaburi road were ready, said Mr Chulayuth.
The PM's Office has earmarked a monthly budget of 60 million baht for the rehire of the 1,000-plus former staff of iTV on contracts.
This would be temporary, said Mr Chulayuth. Eventually an independent body would be set up to run the station.
TITV was expected to earn 130 million baht in monthly revenue, but income for March would actually flow in two months later, he said. A public hearing would also be held on how TITV should be run in the long term, and the results would be forwarded to the cabinet.
ITV Plc chairman Niwatthamrong Boonsongpaisal said the PM's Office had officially informed the iTV board of directors of the revocation of the broadcasting concession.
Consequently, the board yesterday cancelled all 446 business contracts iTV had signed with its contractors.
The company's four other directors resigned from the board yesterday after two directors quit on Tuesday. A new board, consisting of five directors, was appointed to replace the previous board, said Mr Niwatthamrong.
PRD director-general Pramoj Rathavinij, now also the director of TITV, said the PRD set aside 90 million baht to relocate all the equipment and supplies of TITV from the Shinawatra III building to the PRD headquarters on New Phetchaburi road in 60 days. ''If the 90 million baht is not enough, we can ask for more next month,'' he said.
The PRD would revise all content production contracts that iTV had signed with its producers and it would soon discuss the revisions with all producers, said Mr Pramoj