A life ruined by SAF
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hey the blog has reached the sammyboy forum side...
http://forums.delphiforums.com/sammyboymod/messages/?msg=170995
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Thanks to Kengkia, copy from other forum.
Post by the blogger...
The guy who became blind in NS got threatened by SAF to keep mum about the matter. FUCK SAF!
http://forums.hardwarezone.com.sg/showthread.php?t=1895988&page=24
Post #349Hey, I got to take down my blog for awhile...
Received a call from you-know-who, regarding you-know-what.
Anyway, I know you guys meant well, but screaming Hatred for you-know-what will get me into more trouble. I'm not running an anti-you-know-what campaign here, and this is causing me a great deal of stress. As much as I severely dislike you-know-what, there are some things that we can't control. Please spare a thought for me, how would you feel if you are in my shoes? (size 9) I am getting blamed for things other people suggested, and it's not fair for me. Life hasn't been fair to me much, but I believe it will get better. This is tremendous stress isn't good for my health too. I am touched that so many people care, and that itself made life more worthy of living.
I have nothing to hide, all I said was true. But this might jeopardize my compensation and scholarship and that's not good for my future. You-know-what has already advised me, and there are some valid points. You-know-what hates to be pressurized and the publicity isn't good for these 2 important things for me. I hope you guys understand it.
Winced in pain everytime I hear from my friends ( you might be in trouble). It's my experience in these 2 years and I'm glad it inspired some people to live their life stronger.
I will too.
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Originally posted by Saf4life:
diploma
another lowlife has sold his soul as a FARMER to the saf... poor dude...and ur bloody stupid theory still believing saf no compromise safety... all the brothers here ns experiences the time add up more than 20yrs of saf working experiences than u...
and go read here:
http://singaporemind.blogspot.com/2007/11/warrant-officer-gets-retrenchedsad.html
http://www.straitstimes.com/ST+Forum/Story/STIStory_174031.html
soon it will be ur turn.
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Originally posted by WP_:
I didn't know one can be an officer without completing BMT. Looks like SAF really take in everyone
they take it this kind of shit and its this kind of pple that cause the guy to be severely visually handicapped... -
NEVER compromise safety? I thank thee SAF for screwing up my body. For the 10 millionth time, "Medic, I popped my right shoulder. It hurts when I lift it up." Nobody believed me, my PC thought I was trying to get attention, my Medic thought I was just another Chow Keng recruit and my MO thought that all I needed was a bloody small bottle of eye droplets! OMG... Many thanks to the "You can do it if you try harder attitude". Many thanks to the guys who pushed me on, my 3SGs my PC my PSG. You were not only responsible for making my shoulder joing so loose that it'll pop out whenever I do a standard overgraph pullup, you even chose to ignore it. Many thanks to all. My shoulder is now screwed and I'll have to pay more than $2k just to get it "videotaped" as evidence so I can downgrade to a meagre clerk doing 9-5. Difference is, why the hell must I go through all the shit just to downgrade to a worse vocation doing 9-5 looking at stupid paperwork?! SAF I thank thee, you screwed up my body big time.
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actually, i've a bit to add to this..
this is for all the *&^$ keng kings out there..
you've basically caused a lot of injuries out there.. you keng kings keng so much that no one believes anything anymore...
imagine you are the MO and you see bloody half of the sick parade are keng kings.. you get jaded..
just like you all get jaded now, everything also blame SAF...
you guys never thought of actually going to a specialist when the ailment keeps popping up? never thought of actually seeking a 2nd opinion?
blame everyone except yourself.. because you suffer, you are blameless?
i injured myself during an IPPT.. slipped disc.. still hurts after 11 years.. 3 relapses and an operation later, i still don't blame anyone.. because i sought treatment, i exercised my personal responsibility to look after myself and to see what i can do...
i'm not sure about the authenticity of the blog shown by the TS.. if it is true, my condolences to the guy.. he could have done better by going to the eye specialist.. to all those people.. instead of just rolling over and playing dead...
most of all, to the keng kings.. and i've seen many myself.. even those who boast of their kenging.. the hell with you.. you fucktards have destroyed the trust of the medical profession and did everyone so much damage, you will be affected yourself in the end.. because what goes around, comes around...
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Originally posted by LoVeMeLoVeMenOt:
Thanks to Kengkia, copy from other forum.
Post by the blogger...
The guy who became blind in NS got threatened by SAF to keep mum about the matter. FUCK SAF!
http://forums.hardwarezone.com.sg/showthread.php?t=1895988&page=24
Post #349Hey, I got to take down my blog for awhile...
Received a call from you-know-who, regarding you-know-what.
Anyway, I know you guys meant well, but screaming Hatred for you-know-what will get me into more trouble. I'm not running an anti-you-know-what campaign here, and this is causing me a great deal of stress. As much as I severely dislike you-know-what, there are some things that we can't control. Please spare a thought for me, how would you feel if you are in my shoes? (size 9) I am getting blamed for things other people suggested, and it's not fair for me. Life hasn't been fair to me much, but I believe it will get better. This is tremendous stress isn't good for my health too. I am touched that so many people care, and that itself made life more worthy of living.
I have nothing to hide, all I said was true. But this might jeopardize my compensation and scholarship and that's not good for my future. You-know-what has already advised me, and there are some valid points. You-know-what hates to be pressurized and the publicity isn't good for these 2 important things for me. I hope you guys understand it.
Winced in pain everytime I hear from my friends ( you might be in trouble). It's my experience in these 2 years and I'm glad it inspired some people to live their life stronger.
I will too.
LOL...I shall follow the blogger's wishes and not comment much. But let's just say, my view of the SAF has been further 'enhanced' through this. They really sure do things in such snea...I mean, tactical, manner.
But seriously though, I feel that one cannot let fear and threats...I mean, advices, stand in the way of justice.
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Originally posted by Saf4life:
i will kill that motherfucker with my bare hands + a rhk to his nuts if i ever catch him
but no worries, the SAF is on the trail and the mofo cant hide forever
dude...you dun even speak like an officer. where's that calmness and cool handling of emotions? and most basically, where is the proper way of conducting your answers? -_-don't mistake me. i'm not anti-SAF. i look forward to BMT and i aspire to become an airforce officer. i have officer friends both airforce and army, they take pride in what they do, but they also know how to carry themselves well to reflect well upon fellow officers and the SAF. if you don't carry yourself well, will the men have confidence in you? or wld u be one of those "ociffers" (officer clowns).
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sad story
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Originally posted by the Bear:
actually, i've a bit to add to this..
this is for all the *&^$ keng kings out there..
you've basically caused a lot of injuries out there.. you keng kings keng so much that no one believes anything anymore...
imagine you are the MO and you see bloody half of the sick parade are keng kings.. you get jaded..
just like you all get jaded now, everything also blame SAF...
you guys never thought of actually going to a specialist when the ailment keeps popping up? never thought of actually seeking a 2nd opinion?
blame everyone except yourself.. because you suffer, you are blameless?
i injured myself during an IPPT.. slipped disc.. still hurts after 11 years.. 3 relapses and an operation later, i still don't blame anyone.. because i sought treatment, i exercised my personal responsibility to look after myself and to see what i can do...
i'm not sure about the authenticity of the blog shown by the TS.. if it is true, my condolences to the guy.. he could have done better by going to the eye specialist.. to all those people.. instead of just rolling over and playing dead...
most of all, to the keng kings.. and i've seen many myself.. even those who boast of their kenging.. the hell with you.. you fucktards have destroyed the trust of the medical profession and did everyone so much damage, you will be affected yourself in the end.. because what goes around, comes around...
Do not blame it on the keng'sters if the professionals do not have the professionalism to look into the matter and just render them as keng'sters!They should be trained enough to see whether it was real or kenging... cos of these untrained professionals, I nearly die of lung infections during bmt! Lucky me clever enough to exercise my rights and seek medical treatment outside of camp!
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there is this story called "The boy who cried wolf"
cry wolf too many times, even the most caring become jaded..
we are jaded these days..
even the most "professional" becomes jaded when the see legions of keng kings day in, day out..
btw.. talking about training and professionalism.. soldiers are trained to be professionals at what they do too.. so what happened to the keng kings? are they let off the hook?
the failings of the SAF doctors do not exonerate everyone else of their failings...
you were responsible enough to look for treatment... that is not luck.. that is your choice.. that is your right..
what about those who can't even be responsible enough to exercise their own right to seek a 2nd opinion? especially when they know there is something seriously wrong with them?
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well, you can't really expect everyone to comply when they are actually forced to serve.
Having MO in the camp is to facilitate the safe environment within the camp itself. If MO find excuses to avoid practicing professionalism in their field... what more would they find excuse in real practical medical world that they would go out to?
Maybe when someone keng in the camp... it is only pushing duties to others... but if MO also do that... it is pushing the person to death!
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Some unit actually do not allow you to report sick outside. So if you can't see a doctor outside, it's quite difficult to seek 2nd opinion by yourself. The MO should practice their medical knowledge to help whether it's a kengster or not.
Also every soldier should know how to take care of themselves. Do not always blindly follow orders, if your health is at risk, you definitely must do something about it yourself, do not wait for orders, cause your superior knows nuts abt anything.
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Originally posted by WP_:
Some unit actually do not allow you to report sick outside. So if you can't see a doctor outside, it's quite difficult to seek 2nd opinion by yourself. The MO should practice their medical knowledge to help whether it's a kengster or not.
Also every soldier should know how to take care of themselves. Do not always blindly follow orders, if your health is at risk, you definitely must do something about it yourself, do not wait for orders, cause your superior knows nuts abt anything.
What do you mean by take care of yourself? If your superior say you are ok, means you are ok. What? bypass CoC to ask for help at the threat of being send to DB? -
Originally posted by caleb_chiang:
Do not blame it on the keng'sters if the professionals do not have the professionalism to look into the matter and just render them as keng'sters!That is exactly the attitude that is the problem-- people who 'play the system', who think that it is their right to do what they want and not take responsibility for the consequences.
Yes, you may not have a choice of whether to serve or not, but since you have to serve, why not make the best of things? Do you think that always trying to find the easy way out will let you live the good life?
Again, I've said many times-- The SAF may have fucked up people, but where in life are you going to find a place/company/organisation without similar other fucked up people? Learning to deal with fucktards is part and parcel of life.
Sometimes I really sympathise with the MOs. Do you people realise that many of them are just serving their bond like you before they can go into private practice? The fact that many of them actually take pride in their work is a miracle in itself.
Lastly, and most importantly, the military is, and always will be, a DANGEROUS place. It is the nature of the job. The military is trying to train the average X-box/PS/Nintendo playing guy into a soldier who has the strength of the weightlifter, the stamina of the marathon runner, the accuracy of the competition shooter and the will to fight of the champion boxer. Regardless of all the safety procedures, accidents will happen and people will die or get injured. For example, in the past 2 months 6 US Navy SEALs have died in TRAINING accidents. They were not even in Iraq of Afghanistan!
So, in summary, be a man and stop whining! If you are normally a garang soldier, and suffered an injury which prevents you from performing your duties, your PC/PS will definately take the appropriate action. But if you have a reputation as a chao-keng, Attend-B King, just remember all the fraudulent medical leave that you took if you ever suffer an injury and get refused treatment!
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Originally posted by edwin3060:
That is exactly the attitude that is the problem-- people who 'play the system', who think that it is their right to do what they want and not take responsibility for the consequences.
Yes, you may not have a choice of whether to serve or not, but since you have to serve, why not make the best of things? Do you think that always trying to find the easy way out will let you live the good life?
Again, I've said many times-- The SAF may have fucked up people, but where in life are you going to find a place/company/organisation without similar other fucked up people? Learning to deal with fucktards is part and parcel of life.
Sometimes I really sympathise with the MOs. Do you people realise that many of them are just serving their bond like you before they can go into private practice? The fact that many of them actually take pride in their work is a miracle in itself.
Lastly, and most importantly, the military is, and always will be, a DANGEROUS place. It is the nature of the job. The military is trying to train the average X-box/PS/Nintendo playing guy into a soldier who has the strength of the weightlifter, the stamina of the marathon runner, the accuracy of the competition shooter and the will to fight of the champion boxer. Regardless of all the safety procedures, accidents will happen and people will die or get injured. For example, in the past 2 months 6 US Navy SEALs have died in TRAINING accidents. They were not even in Iraq of Afghanistan!
So, in summary, be a man and stop whining! If you are normally a garang soldier, and suffered an injury which prevents you from performing your duties, your PC/PS will definately take the appropriate action. But if you have a reputation as a chao-keng, Attend-B King, just remember all the fraudulent medical leave that you took if you ever suffer an injury and get refused treatment!
Yes. I agree that the military is a dangerous place and regardless of whatever safety measures put in place, there's bound to be accidents.But I don't think that's the main issue here.
You argued that the blogger has a responsibility to take care of his own body. Maybe. But did he not seek outside help or a second doctor's opinion? He even went to the National Eye Centre...but still, was that of any use? His superiors still forced him to work didn't they?
The problem now is that those responsible are unwilling and scared to own up to their mistakes and make appropriate compensation. Even the counsellor, for goodness sake, quitted the very day the blogger became blind and never contacted him again despite promising him he would.
By threatening and preventing the blogger from telling others the truth, they are hiding facts and cowering away in the corner trying to escape from the problem, while ignoring the guy who will become blind due to their mistakes. From all the 360 degree angle I looked at it, this is a sad incident that could be avoided.
That's not exactly what a soldier should do, isn't it?
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Originally posted by annoy-you-must:
Yes. I agree that the military is a dangerous place and regardless of whatever safety measures put in place, there's bound to be accidents.But I don't think that's the main issue here.
You argued that the blogger has a responsibility to take care of his own body. Maybe. But did he not seek outside help or a second doctor's opinion? He even went to the National Eye Centre...but still, was that of any use? His superiors still forced him to work didn't they?
The problem now is that those responsible are unwilling and scared to own up to their mistakes and make appropriate compensation. Even the counsellor, for goodness sake, quitted the very day the blogger became blind and never contacted him again despite promising him he would.
By threatening and preventing the blogger from telling others the truth, they are hiding facts and cowering away in the corner trying to escape from the problem, while ignoring the guy who will become blind due to their mistakes.
That's not exactly what a soldier should do, isn't it?
I think the seviceman should get help from his MP. -
Can't go to his blog le h.
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If this dude is really as half blind as he claimed to be... I wonder how he teaches as a relief teacher... hmm...
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The author of the blog had close down his blog to the public but here's what i've taken down from his blog
Edit by MOD. Respect the author since it does not want anymore attention which might affect his health.
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just had a thought... if he went for an eye operation, chances are he would be demoted to a PES F already....
and if he's certified visually handicapped, no way he would remain in the army until his ord date...
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For those who missed the blog, this is copied from HWZ...
Taken down by MOD. Respect the author since it does not want anymore attention.
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I feel got quite a lot of discrepancies....but being not quite at the scene......no comments.
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The blogger closed down his blog because the SAF threatened him...now you all put it up again...
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Originally posted by edwin3060:
That is exactly the attitude that is the problem-- people who 'play the system', who think that it is their right to do what they want and not take responsibility for the consequences.
Yes, you may not have a choice of whether to serve or not, but since you have to serve, why not make the best of things? Do you think that always trying to find the easy way out will let you live the good life?
Again, I've said many times-- The SAF may have fucked up people, but where in life are you going to find a place/company/organisation without similar other fucked up people? Learning to deal with fucktards is part and parcel of life.
Sometimes I really sympathise with the MOs. Do you people realise that many of them are just serving their bond like you before they can go into private practice? The fact that many of them actually take pride in their work is a miracle in itself.
Lastly, and most importantly, the military is, and always will be, a DANGEROUS place. It is the nature of the job. The military is trying to train the average X-box/PS/Nintendo playing guy into a soldier who has the strength of the weightlifter, the stamina of the marathon runner, the accuracy of the competition shooter and the will to fight of the champion boxer. Regardless of all the safety procedures, accidents will happen and people will die or get injured. For example, in the past 2 months 6 US Navy SEALs have died in TRAINING accidents. They were not even in Iraq of Afghanistan!
So, in summary, be a man and stop whining! If you are normally a garang soldier, and suffered an injury which prevents you from performing your duties, your PC/PS will definately take the appropriate action. But if you have a reputation as a chao-keng, Attend-B King, just remember all the fraudulent medical leave that you took if you ever suffer an injury and get refused treatment!
Please... not every one a fit soldier! Like the blogger, he had already sounded out about his medical problem but was ignored. MO also do not give a fark... go seek medical attention outside, they call him chao keng and wanna charge him... You think this is the treatment that you would accept if you were in his shoes?Not all men are equal in physical, mental and medical... So, you think of those who are less than you a wayang and keng'sters?
He did his part, try to asked for an transfer. We all know that storeman do not do much work but since his environment is endangering his health, would you not help him in transfering or place him to another position in the camp that do not endanger his health condition?
As such, I hope all the commanders above that person get into trouble! This is a incident that can be avoid if they just listen to that guy!