CSJ Presents during banned forum, about poverty in Singapore
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Watch watch, really an eye opener if you haven't
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y1ibOFW2XRI part 1
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RW0oOCJqWm4 part 2
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vkLlIUHhtS0 part 3 part 3 -
CSJ again, I'm sure his efforts won't be appreciated by many S'poreans
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He is just have plently of ideas but none is achieve...
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Very interesting FACTS presented. Really encourage everyone to watch this. Ignore the fact that its CSJ if you have to. Just listen to the facts, and then verify the sources that he quoted if you want.Originally posted by *=Optimus=*:CSJ again, I'm sure his efforts won't be appreciated by many S'poreans -
I watched all three videos, and all CSJ did was point out problems. The BIG question remains - Mr CSJ what is your solution to these problems?
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even if he has the solution, will he be allowed to carry them out?
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He can just whine, whine and whine some more...that's all he can doOriginally posted by Skibi:I watched all three videos, and all CSJ did was point out problems. The BIG question remains - Mr CSJ what is your solution to these problems? -
At least there's more substance emerging from his whines than those from sycophants who serve to be nothing more than a fascist mouthpiece...Originally posted by oxford mushroom:He can just whine, whine and whine some more...that's all he can do
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The point is to counter the boasts of PAP, especially when they wanted to raise the pay of ministers and civil servants.
To let people see both sides of the glossy stories that PAP likes to tell. -
i believe his whines.
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Just to share these 2 are from Low Thia Khiang
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xa9PM0aTBJ4&mode=related&search=
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=etMXnNmg1vU -
Come and see mee siam mai hum video
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=62NOErWc0sA
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yK4JTNLM89U -
I think the pm meant mee siam without any chilli...Originally posted by (human):Come and see mee siam mai hum video
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Lagi worse.Originally posted by Skibi:I think the pm meant mee siam without any chilli...
He can't even understand basic Hokkien, how dare he said he understand those who speak them? -
Ok then, how can one tell the malay auntie "mee siam mai hiam"?Originally posted by Skibi:I think the pm meant mee siam without any chilli...
Wtf is that?
It should be "mee siam tak mahu cili". -
nice one.Originally posted by (human):Come and see mee siam mai hum video
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=62NOErWc0sA
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yK4JTNLM89U -
I have watched all 3 videos.
I do not disagree with all that he has mentioned. However, I wonder if Singaporeans can visualise him as our future PM.
Can he guarantee there's no poverty if he's PM?
Can he guarantee hospital waiting times be shortened considering our severe lack of doctors and nurses?
Can he effectively reduce Singapore's widening income gap? -
Originally posted by Rock^Star:
Obviously he can't. If he had the solution he would have announced it at the last elections as part of the SDP's manifesto.
I have watched all 3 videos.
I do not disagree with all that he has mentioned. However, I wonder if Singaporeans can visualise him as our future PM.
Can he guarantee there's no poverty if he's PM?
Can he guarantee hospital waiting times be shortened considering our severe lack of doctors and nurses?
Can he effectively reduce Singapore's widening income gap? -
he's not PM material.
but he's MP material.
he's not there to lead, he's there to make sure the leader doesn't stray.
stop using extremes to judge. -
Are you one of those people who expect that if a man is to speak up, he must have ready made solutions? What a primitive mindset.Originally posted by oxford mushroom:He can just whine, whine and whine some more...that's all he can do
CSJ is not a politician, never has been. Only the media loves to call him an opposition politician so that they can discredit the other parties through association of reputation.
I'm surprised so many Singaporeans can't see through this.
CSJ is merely an activist, an academic and a man who has the guts to say his mind. Can we say more than that? -
I can understand what the PAP is doing from a financial/economic point of view. But it is important to remember that humans are living things with feelings e.g loyalty. The success of a leader is dependant on three things, wisdom, charisma, and technical capability.
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No one's using extremity to judge and he hasn't done much regarding your second sentence.Originally posted by nismoS132:he's not PM material.
but he's MP material.
he's not there to lead, he's there to make sure the leader doesn't stray.
stop using extremes to judge.
If a politician criticises, he must be able to offer viable solutions. Simple. He cannot just criticise and then hit the ball into the govt's court. He must at least show Singaporeans that he's not an empty vessel. -
For one who cannot even 'hold a candle' near to CSJ, all we can interpret from such a statement is one of resentful envy.Originally posted by oxford mushroom:He can just whine, whine and whine some more...that's all he can do
The strength applied in dismissing CSJ clearly reveals the depths of the critic's resentment that is largely caused by some deep and helpless impotence caused by one's own mediocrity. -
So how do Singaporeans vote an activist into parliament?Originally posted by LazerLordz:Are you one of those people who expect that if a man is to speak up, he must have ready made solutions? What a primitive mindset.
CSJ is not a politician, never has been. Only the media loves to call him an opposition politician so that they can discredit the other parties through association of reputation.
I'm surprised so many Singaporeans can't see through this.
CSJ is merely an activist, an academic and a man who has the guts to say his mind. Can we say more than that? -
That will take a serious change in our social mindset.Originally posted by Rock^Star:So how do Singaporeans vote an activist into parliament?
However, I think CSJ can do more as an activist. However, the SDP as a party should think about long-term power goals.