Punggol East By-Election -- WP Lee Li Lian
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Originally posted by ditzy:
Everybody has a car?
because they professional lah..
the rest are peons, minions and serfs who should not counted
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Ok, I admit, that video was badly taken out of context, this is the actual recording. The question posed to him was what his personal family assets were.
http://www.razor.tv/site/servlet/segment/main/news/86974.html
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Originally posted by ditzy:
Ok, I admit, that video was badly taken out of context, this is the actual recording. The question posed to him was what his personal family assets were.
http://www.razor.tv/site/servlet/segment/main/news/86974.html
very badly.. but hey, he's got 2 cars.. they're professionals you know.. they need to travel..
question is: 2 professionals.. still need to scrounge $11.80 for chopsticks
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Originally posted by yenwei yow:
Just to snap words from Mr Lim's poster.
the alliteration is........................................ too much......................................
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Originally posted by the Bear:
very badly.. but hey, he's got 2 cars.. they're professionals you know.. they need to travel..
question is: 2 professionals.. still need to scrounge $11.80 for chopsticks
But I am professional, I got no car, but still need to travel.
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well, i got a car when it was affordable.. like COE + car = under $50k
now 2 x my car = COE
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hey hey
if he doesnt have a car, he is not worth to be a PAP elitist
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A reader has forwarded this piece of LinkedIn information of a person, by the name of Jonathan Tan, to The Real Singapore. LinkedIn is a social networking website for job seekers and business professionals. It is used by people for professional networking and fostering business relationships. The information is open to public: http://www.linkedin.com/pub/jonathan-tan/23/3a4/203 According to the information, Jonathan Tan is currently the Director, ASEAN & Pakistan at Palo Alto Networks, presumably, looking after sales. From the summary of his CV, he described himself as a professional with over 20 years of sales experience and a deal maker. He wrote that he has track record in sales, cutting deals that exceeded multi-million dollars: Jonathan Tan’s Summary 1 An accomplished, results-oriented sales professional with over 20 years of sales experience in managing top-tier direct customers and channels in diversified industry segments with experience across APAC. 2 Ability to influence, motivate and lead people – prospects, customers, vendors, partners – through effective communication and personal interaction skills. 3 A deal maker in dynamic market. Proven ability to build account relationships at different levels, from C-level executives to achieve sales objectives. 4 Track record exceeding multi-million dollar deals. 5 Proven expertise in enterprise selling, negotiation and creative problem solving skills. Active involvement in all stages of account management, including engagement strategy, early-stage engagement, and deal structuring and final negotiation. 6 Equally resourceful in getting the right resource to accomplish sales objectives with a good understanding complicated corporate processes in large, complex Multi-national companies. In the last 20 years, he had worked in a number of companies but of particular interest is his job in NCS as Deputy Director, Enterprise Software group from Oct 2001 to Mar 2004 (about 2.5 years). Further enquiry into LinkedIn showed that Mr Tan listed one of his key achievements while doing sales in NCS as: Key Achievement: - S$30 million deal with Singapore Town Council. Software license at S$5 million. He also said to be leading a team of 6 doing sales: In the media statement [Link] appeared on 2 Jan 2013 on the PAP website, it said that the Town Councils entered into an agreement with NCS to develop the computer system in Aug 2003: In 2003, the TCs wanted to harmonise their computer systems. Hence, in 2003, all the TCs jointly called an open tender for a vendor to provide a computer system based on a common platform. NCS was chosen to provide this system. The term of the NCS contract (“NCS contract�) was from 1 August 2003 to 31 October 2010. There was an option to further extend the contract for one year, until 31 October 2011. Which means, the contract must have been negotiated between NCS and PAP TCs in 2003, some time before Aug. This falls into the time when Mr Tan was the Deputy Director of Enterprise Software group in NCS (Oct 2001 to Mar 2004). And since Mr Tan also listed the deal with TCs as one of his key achievements in NCS, we can guess that the computer system developed by NCS for the 14 PAP TCs cost $30 million (including hardware, vendor software and the developed software), as noted by Mr Tan in his achievements. Mr Tan also listed “software licence at $5 million�. It’s not known if he meant the software provided by other vendors or the integrated software developed by NCS or both. Whatever it is, it would not be too far out to say that the software developed by NCS for the TCs should cost millions of dollars. And presumably, these millions of dollars must have come from the conservancy charges paid for by the HDB residents.
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Wow ....Buy High Sell Low and still profitable!
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Desmond Lim talks about the education system in Singapore
Does anyone see the irony in Desmond preaching about education reform?
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Originally posted by fudgester:
Desmond Lim talks about the education system in Singapore
Does anyone see the irony in Desmond preaching about education reform?
is the guy educated in the first place?
.. what's that? okay okay... i am guilty of what i keep saying.. i've mistaken his lack of intelligence for a lack of education..
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this has become a circus show
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Originally posted by fudgester:
Desmond Lim talks about the education system in Singapore
Does anyone see the irony in Desmond preaching about education reform?
His mandarin speech is much better. -
Originally posted by SevenEleven:
His mandarin speech is much better.Which means that he cannot appeal to minorities like me who do not speak Mandarin as a mother tongue.
Low Thia Khiang is also more proficient in Mandarin, but at least his standard of English is decent enough for everyone to follow easily.
If Desmond is truly committed to intercourse...... I mean, his cause, he should take some lessons in public speaking in English.
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Originally posted by fudgester:
Which means that he cannot appeal to minorities like me who do not speak Mandarin as a mother tongue.
Low Thia Khiang is also more proficient in Mandarin, but at least his standard of English is decent enough for everyone to follow easily.
If Desmond is truly committed to intercourse...... I mean, his cause, he should take some lessons in public speaking in English.
i don't doubt his passion to serve....he's my far the most innovative campaigner in this BE -
If Singapore becomes de-anglicised and english is no longer the dominant language, will peranakans like Harry Lee Kuan Yew be able to appeal to the 75% majority dialect speaking chinese?
Tony Tan also cannot speak proper mandarin or dialect. He is also peranakan.
What about eurasians like Michael Palmer? Can he be speaker of parliament in de-anglicised Singapore?
Can Desmond Lim be speaker?
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I don't care how well they can speak in public because it does take a bit of guts, but if they are not sincere enough to face their audience who are going to get them into office even with a simple 1 hour rally. Please, theres the door. Not willing to spend $15K on a rally is not an excuse, can make it short if cost is an issue. Not go door to door to spread barcodes, and web URLs. Did gangnam style need to go door to door telling people to watch their video?
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Originally posted by Dalforce 1941:
If Singapore becomes de-anglicised and english is no longer the dominant language, will peranakans like Harry Lee Kuan Yew be able to appeal to the 75% majority dialect speaking chinese?
Tony Tan also cannot speak proper mandarin or dialect. He is also peranakan.
What about eurasians like Michael Palmer? Can he be speaker of parliament in de-anglicised Singapore?
Can Desmond Lim be speaker?
until the people get rid of the kind of worthless baggage which you hold onto like treasure, Singapore as a whole will never progress, with or without lau lee...
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Originally posted by the Bear:
Singapore as a whole will never progress, with or without lau lee...
If that peranakan bastard dies, and the colonial baggage is destroyed, Singapore will progress.
If the colonial mentality is not destroyed, there will be no progression for Singapore.
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Originally posted by Dalforce 1941:
If that peranakan bastard dies, and the colonial baggage is destroyed, Singapore will progress.
If the colonial mentality is not destroyed, there will be no progression for Singapore.
I think its you who needs to let go.
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Originally posted by ditzy:
I think its you who needs to let go.
Of what?
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Originally posted by Dalforce 1941:
Of what?
Wishing your favourite character you love to hate dies.
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Originally posted by ditzy:
Wishing your favourite character you love to hate dies.
But he suppressed the chinese of Singapore. Turned them to bananas. That is why I want that peranakan bastard to die.
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Originally posted by Dalforce 1941:
But he suppressed the chinese of Singapore. Turned them to bananas. That is why I want that peranakan bastard to die.
So if he dies, are things still going to change, the next day, the following day, the day after? Grow up and let go lah. People moving forward you want to stay and go backwards. Where will your grudge get you?