SDP is SINGAPORE DEMORALIZE PARTY.
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he got money to travel to lots of places. where did he get the money?
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*shrugs*Originally posted by Short Ninja:Sometimes I wonder who pays for Dr Chee electricity bills,transportation and makan(Ok forget about makan cuz this guy can really tahan without food).It takes a lot of guts or should I say "Chee" to go head on with a Garmen like Singapore.What is his personal agenda or is he just another clone for wayang? Wonder when is the next show ar?
I have heard from friends that he is addressed as "Sir" in prison. Has his own personal cell. -
If an admin officer who has worked in mindef for 20 over years takes home a gross salary of 8000 a month, its quite understandable.Originally posted by t_a_s:waste $$$, spore cant fight, why spend so much on defence
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This thread full of cowards. It scares me!
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Originally posted by Mat Toro:
Is it so difficult to make some money if you have qualifications ?
he got money to travel to lots of places. where did he get the money?
When nobody want to be seen giving support to Dr CSJ's medical practice, he can always go overseas to earn his salary - provided the Official Assignee's Office approve his overseas trip and make arrangements to deduct money to pay for the judgments made against him.
It all depends on how ''objective'' the Official Assignee can be - whether to play by the tune played by their Political Master, or play according to the music scores that are already established guidelines in handling such matters.
All that one need to do is to earn your wages outside of Singapore and stay absent from Singapore for at least three-quarter of the year, and you will also enjoy income tax exemptions.
Is there anything so suspicious surrounding the manner in which CSJ makes his money ?
Even LKY is sitting on the Board of Advisors of Daimler-Benz - and maybe on the Boards of some 'Think Tanks' - and he may or may not be paid some fees, or perhaps all expenses for his First Class travels are paid by the various Foreign Multi-National Corporations that engage LKY's services.
One will need to ask if during the days of his absence from the Singapore Government, to sit on those Foreign Boards and Think Tanks, are Singaporeans still paying his wages - considering that he is already on ''Singapore Pension'' and also drawing a higher than normal 6-figure wages that are not normally paid to Singaporeans over 60 years old.
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Originally posted by Atobe:
Dr.Chee was never medically trained. What are you talking about?
Is it so difficult to make some money if you have qualifications ?
When nobody want to be seen giving support to Dr CSJ's medical practice, he can always go overseas to earn his salary - provided the Official Assignee's Office approve his overseas trip and make arrangements to deduct money to pay for the judgments made against him.
Earn his salary overseas? You mean he gets funding from foreigners? Who are they and what did he do for them? Please explain.
So exactly how did he make his money? Can you tell us?
It all depends on how ''objective'' the Official Assignee can be - whether to play by the tune played by their Political Master, or play according to the music scores that are already established guidelines in handling such matters.
All that one need to do is to earn your wages outside of Singapore and stay absent from Singapore for at least three-quarter of the year, and you will also enjoy income tax exemptions.
Is there anything so suspicious surrounding the manner in which CSJ makes his money ?
OK, we know how Lee makes his money, great.
Even LKY is sitting on the Board of Advisors of Daimler-Benz - and maybe on the Boards of some 'Think Tanks' - and he may or may not be paid some fees, or perhaps all expenses for his First Class travels are paid by the various Foreign Multi-National Corporations that engage LKY's services.
One will need to ask if during the days of his absence from the Singapore Government, to sit on those Foreign Boards and Think Tanks, are Singaporeans still paying his wages - considering that he is already on ''Singapore Pension'' and also drawing a higher than normal 6-figure wages that are not normally paid to Singaporeans over 60 years old.
Yet we will want to know where CSJ gets his money, when Singaporeans do not pay a single cent for his upkeeping.
But how exactly did Chee make his money? Thats what we would like to know.
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Someone's idiocy is getting very clear here.
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If you have not the simplest idea of the person you are being cynical to, are you not exposing yourself to being ridiculed ?Originally posted by Mat Toro:
Original post by Atobe:
Is it so difficult to make some money if you have qualifications ?
When nobody want to be seen giving support to Dr CSJ's medical practice, he can always go overseas to earn his salary - provided the Official Assignee's Office approve his overseas trip and make arrangements to deduct money to pay for the judgments made against him.----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Dr.Chee was never medically trained. What are you talking about?
Earn his salary overseas? You mean he gets funding from foreigners? Who are they and what did he do for them? Please explain.
Dr. Chee was never medically trained ?
Have you tried to even ''google'' for some background information before shooting off with your statements from a blank mind ?
Funding from foreigners ?
Depends on what you mean in your statement, which one can interprete in so many different ways according to the intention behind the statement ?
Will you say that LKY is being funded by foreigners also - with the same tone and intention you have when you asked about CSJ source of funds ?
Are you not asking the obvious ?
It all depends on how ''objective'' the Official Assignee can be - whether to play by the tune played by their Political Master, or play according to the music scores that are already established guidelines in handling such matters.
All that one need to do is to earn your wages outside of Singapore and stay absent from Singapore for at least three-quarter of the year, and you will also enjoy income tax exemptions.
Is there anything so suspicious surrounding the manner in which CSJ makes his money ?----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
So exactly how did he make his money? Can you tell us?
Have you not seen a doctor for some medical help ?
How do you think the doctors make their money ?
How do you think LKY make his money from the foreigners when he is appointed to the Board of Advisors in Daimler-Benz, or if paid some wages for sitting in the ''Foregin Think Tanks'' ?
Is that all your mind has misgiving for ?
Even LKY is sitting on the Board of Advisors of Daimler-Benz - and maybe on the Boards of some 'Think Tanks' - and he may or may not be paid some fees, or perhaps all expenses for his First Class travels are paid by the various Foreign Multi-National Corporations that engage LKY's services.
One will need to ask if during the days of his absence from the Singapore Government, to sit on those Foreign Boards and Think Tanks, are Singaporeans still paying his wages - considering that he is already on ''Singapore Pension'' and also drawing a higher than normal 6-figure wages that are not normally paid to Singaporeans over 60 years old.
Yet we will want to know where CSJ gets his money, when Singaporeans do not pay a single cent for his upkeeping.----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
OK, we know how Lee makes his money, great.
But how exactly did Chee make his money? Thats what we would like to know.
Is there anything to hide?
Only about the manner as to how a bankrupt like Dr Chee makes his money from foreigners - when you show no concern about Singapore's Public Money paid in the Millions to LKY, who will absent himself from the Singapore Cabinet and sit on Foreign Boards and Think Tanks ?
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I did a wiki search, Chee was never medically trained. what are you talking about?
What exactly did he do overseas to earn his money, please be specific. -
It's even clearer now, think he has comprehension problems and a limited vocab.Originally posted by LazerLordz:Someone's idiocy is getting very clear here. -
Whats the problem. It definitely not your money 'cause PAP won't even allow opposition to touch it. So worry what??Originally posted by Mat Toro:I did a wiki search, Chee was never medically trained. what are you talking about?
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Sorry to intrude.Originally posted by Mat Toro:I did a wiki search, Chee was never medically trained. what are you talking about?
What exactly did he do overseas to earn his money, please be specific.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chee_Soon_JuanChee is a neuropsychologist and received his Ph.D. from the University of Georgia in 1990. He joined SDP in 1992 and later took over the Secretary-General position from founder Chiam See Tong who left to join the Singapore People's Party.
Neuropsychology is a branch of psychology and neurology that aims to understand how the structure and function of the brain relate to specific psychological processes and overt behaviors.
It is scientific in its approach and shares an information processing view of the mind with cognitive psychology and cognitive science.
It is one of the more eclectic of the psychological disciplines, overlapping at times with areas such as neuroscience, philosophy (particularly philosophy of mind), neurology, psychiatry and computer science (particularly by making use of artificial neural networks).
In practice neuropsychologists tend to work in academia (involved in basic or clinical research), clinical settings (involved in assessing or treating patients with neuropsychological problems - see clinical neuropsychology), forensic settings (often assessing people for legal reasons or court cases or working with offenders, or appearing in court as expert witness) or industry (often as consultants where neuropsychological knowledge is applied to product design or in the management of pharmaceutical clinical-trials research for drugs that might have a potential impact on CNS functioning). -
Thanks, no where does your source say Chee is a medical doctor.
In case you are not aware a psychologist is not a medical doctor. -
So where and how did Chee earn his money?
The question is still not answered. -
Maybe that particular idiotic someone with limited comprehension and vocab might have to see Dr. Chee someday.
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But you said he was not medically trained. Do a search on Neurology and tell me what that is. Thank you.Originally posted by Mat Toro:Thanks, no where does your source say Chee is a medical doctor.
In case you are not aware a psychologist is not a medical doctor. -
Clinical neuropsychology is a sub-specialty of clinical psychology that specialises in the diagnostic assessment and treatment of patients with brain injury or neurocognitive deficits.
Typically, a clinical neuropsychologist will hold an advanced degree in clinical psychology (in most countries, this requires a doctorate level qualification: Ph.D., Psy.D., or M.D.) and will have completed further studies in neuropsychology, or in some countries, neurology.
In the USA, a neuropsychologist is a psychologist, who, in addition to completing a Doctoral Degree in Psychology, also completes a Clinical Internship (1 year) and specialized post-Doctoral training in Clinical Neuropsychology. Such post-Doctoral training (i.e. Fellowship/Residency) currently ranges from 2 to 4 years. Neuropsychologists use models of brain-behavior relationships to determine whether expected neurobehavioral function has changed to a degree that is consistent with impairment. Such relationships are demonstrated through the interpretation of performance that is derived from a variety of specialized assessment procedures. Thus, the domain of neuropsychologists is expressed brain function: for example, reasoning, learning/recall processes, selective attention/concentration processes, perception, sensation, language processes, controlled/directed movement processes. Serial neuropsychological examinations may be used to monitor deteriorating neurobehavioral performance (as with dementing disorders) or to monitor improving neurobehavioral function (as during the recovery after an acquired brain injury).
What distinguishes a clinical neuropsychologist from other clinical psychologists is an extensive knowledge of the brain, including an understanding of areas such as: neuroanatomy, neurobiology, psychopharmacology, neurological illness or injury, the use of neuropsychological tests to accurately assess cognitive deficits, and the management, treatment and rehabiliation of brain injured and neurocognitively impaired patients.
Clinical neuropsychologists perform a number of tasks, usually within a clinical setting. They are often involved in conducting neuropsychological assessments to assess a person's cognitive skills, usually after some sort of brain injury or neurological impairment. This may be for the purposes of planning treatments, to determine someone's neurocognitive functioning or mental capacity (often done for presentation as evidence in court cases or legal proceedings) or to detect changes over time.
A clinical neuropsychologist's typical caseload may include people with traumatic brain injury (TBI), cerebrovascular accidents (CVA) such as stroke and aneurysm ruptures, brain tumors, encephalitis, epilepsy/seizure disorders, dementias, mental illnesses (e.g. schizophrenia), and a wide range of developmental disorders, including attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), learning disabilities, autism and Tourette's syndrome.
Clinical neuropsychologists' training has included methods of psychotherapy and counseling. They can also provide therapeutic services to patients in need of education and emotional support concerning their neurological injuries or illness.
Many clinical neuropsychologists are employed by medical schools and hospitals, especially neurology, psychiatry, and rehabilitation facilities. Some work in private practice. They are frequently active in teaching at the university level and conducting research into a wide range of issues concerning human brain-behavior relationships. Some clinical neuropsychologists are also employed by pharmaceutical companies to help develop and test neuropsychological assessment tools.
The practice of cognitive neuropsychology and cognitive neuropsychiatry involves studying the cognitive effects of injury or illness to understand normal psychological function. Because of their day-to-day contact with people with brain impairment, many clinical neuropsychologists are active in these research fields.
Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clinical_neuropsychology
When you see him for a lobotomy, make sure you ask for buy 1 get 1 free offer. -
Read carefully your own source, it doesn't say it is a medical degree at all.
A psychologist is not a medical doctor. Get that into your head.
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Hehehe........Originally posted by bigmouthjoe:But you said he was not medically trained. Do a search on Neurology and tell me what that is. Thank you.
I think it's very hard to make imbeciles understand things, even when it's plastered all over their face. Think I have better things to do. -
Where does your cut and paste say its a medical degree? Where?
You can't show me.
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You said there medically trained. MEDICALLY. Medically can be seen as trained in the medical field.Originally posted by Mat Toro:Read carefully your own source, it doesn't say it is a medical degree at all.
A psychologist is not a medical doctor. Get that into your head.
Still not answered. How did Chee earn his money?
Blame it on yourself. Get that in your dumb head.
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Look at your statement you stupid. I was replying to your statement. Get that in your blockhead.Originally posted by Mat Toro:Dr.Chee was never medically trained. What are you talking about?
Earn his salary overseas? You mean he gets funding from foreigners? Who are they and what did he do for them? Please explain. -
No point getting frustrated with a mental retard, have to show some compassion for them too.Originally posted by bigmouthjoe:Look at your statement you stupid. I was replying to your statement. Get that in your blockhead. -
Information form another source.
What is a neurologist?
A neurologist is a medical doctor with specialized training in diagnosing, treating, and managing disorders of the brain and nervous system. Neurologists do not perform surgery.
A neurologist's training includes an undergraduate degree, four years of medical school, a one-year internship, and three years of specialized training. Many neurologists also have additional training in one area of neurology such as stroke, epilepsy, or movement disorders. This is called a subspecialty.
What does a neurologist treat?
Common neurological disorders include:
· Stroke
· Pain
· Headache
· Epilepsy
· Tremor
· Sleep disorders
· Alzheimer's disease
· Parkinson disease
· Multiple sclerosis
· Brain and spinal cord injuries
· Brain tumors
· Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), also called Lou Gehrig's Disease
What is the role of a neurologist?
Neurologists are principal care providers or consultants to other doctors. When a person has a neurological disorder that requires frequent care, a neurologist is often the principal care provider. People with disorders, such as Parkinson disease, Alzheimer's disease, seizure disorders or multiple sclerosis may use a neurologist as their principal care doctor.
In a consulting role, a neurologist will diagnose and treat a neurological disorder and then advise the primary care doctor managing the person's overall health. For example, a neurologist may act in a consulting role for conditions such as stroke, concussion, or headache.
Neurologists can recommend surgical treatment, but they do not perform surgery. When treatment includes surgery, neurologists may monitor the patients and supervise their continuing treatment. Neurosurgeons are medical doctors who specialize in performing surgical treatments of the brain or nervous system. -
Source please. The wiki write up never include that. Did you write that yourself?Originally posted by googoomuck:Information form another source.
What is a neurologist?
A neurologist is a medical doctor with specialized training in diagnosing, treating, and managing disorders of the brain and nervous system. Neurologists do not perform surgery.