Politics and Fortune telling........
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Pls use your brainOriginally posted by Mat Toro:I want proof. no proof tak pakai.
The Singapore dollar coin that has an octagon inscribed on it appears like a Chinese lucky charm called "bagua". The reason that this coin was minted is an interesting story. Some "feng shui" masters suggested each household display a bagua to lessen the adverse effect of construction of MRT tunnel in the country, but some people showed disinterest in the concept and that is why the coin was minted so that the sign circulates in the country. Singapore sources of revenue are dependent on the international trade of the country and the nationÂ’s currency satisfies the need for having a strong currency. SingaporeÂ’s import and export policies are lenient enough and there is no restriction on the import and export of any currency.
Why would it be publicly announced when there might be disinterest? Believe it a not, it's up to you
You want proof, I also want proof that LKY did not believe. Show me, at least a few websites that say that he don't. This is my challenge issued to you. -
Or do you mean you want proof that the majority here thinks that you are always talking without base? Or that you are just a [fill in the blank]?Originally posted by Mat Toro:I want proof. no proof tak pakai. -
WTF !!! Mat Toro if you want proof then go and ask LKY himself or else ask your father instead.....and stop wasting everybody time.Originally posted by Mat Toro:I want proof. no proof tak pakai.
Btw after the increment of 2% in GST (comsumption tax) for the past month. where are the new "help the poor" programmes ???
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I've always wondered what effect it would have on the feng shui thingy when the Singapore river gets dammed up ...
if the Singapore river is the life blood of the country, then it's like sewing up it's mouth, no ? ...
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eagle has comprehension problems. He seem to understand things the way he wants to see it.
There was no public announcements over the design of the coin whatsoever. WTF he talkin about? -
Originally posted by eagle:
that fortune teller name is Hong Chuan i think he died quite sometime already
Pls use your brain
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The Singapore dollar coin that has an octagon inscribed on it appears like a Chinese lucky charm called "bagua". The reason that this coin was minted is an interesting story. Some "feng shui" masters suggested each household display a bagua to lessen the adverse effect of construction of MRT tunnel in the country, but some people showed disinterest in the concept and that is why the coin was minted so that the sign circulates in the country. Singapore sources of revenue are dependent on the international trade of the country and the nationÂ’s currency satisfies the need for having a strong currency. SingaporeÂ’s import and export policies are lenient enough and there is no restriction on the import and export of any currency.
Why would it be publicly announced when there might be disinterest? Believe it a not, it's up to you
You want proof, I also want proof that LKY did not believe. Show me, at least a few websites that say that he don't. This is my challenge issued to you.[/b] -
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Singapore_dollarOriginally posted by Mat Toro:eagle has comprehension problems. He seem to understand things the way he wants to see it.
There was no public announcements over the design of the coin whatsoever. WTF he talkin about?
Trivia
A Singapore $1 coin inscribed with an octagon
The one dollar coin is inscribed with an octagon, which looks like a ba gua, a Chinese lucky charm. Feng Shui masters are believed to have said that the construction of MRT tunnels through downtown Singapore would have an adverse effect; they recommended that every household display a bagua to negate this. Bearing in mind that there were many locals who did not adhere to this Chinese belief, this was not possible. Thus the design of the one dollar coin. -
Follow the thread please, I posted that myself.
It never said anything about official announcements. Go read a gain buddy. -
So where>? where is the proof that LKY believe in fengshui.
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apparently you missed an episode on the discovery channel where the city planners or lta engaged a feng shui consultant as to where to place the mrt exit for raffles place..Originally posted by Mat Toro:yes, silly to believe in fengshui.
but where is your proof he believes in fengshui? -
LKY don't run LTA.
Obviously LTA is silly if they did consult fengshui master.