Pictures u dun get to see on the local paper
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no lah...the pic for fun only dun be too serious about it...
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indeed, this is the kind of "pictures u dun get to see on the local paper" during election time....
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I heard WP very strong, my friend's parents wanted to vote for them but their area never kena contested by WP ...
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Dont come here and blabber nonsense, the authorities will have your head.Originally posted by polarsnake:I heard WP very strong, my friend's parents wanted to vote for them but their area never kena contested by WP ...
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i wonder bout aljunied..i think quite a number of them that went to the hougang one was from aljunied also..
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workers party lady very strong i agree
this election got show to see -
As long as I never reveal identities I think it's all right, right?Originally posted by ditzy:Dont come here and blabber nonsense, the authorities will have your head. -
just read the summary of WP's Manifesto for 2006 Elections here some stuff they brought out quite okay (esp. those on transport and some stuff on SMEs and workers' benefits). But pls take note of those on ISA, politics and National Securities. I think the WP is good with regulations on labor but when it brushes the areas with respect to Citizenships, Internal Security Act etc they may have to be more careful.
and to contest Dr Neo Lily we have Miss Glenda Han Su May, 30, Single here. -
if u notice,the media show more PAP stuff than other group's stuff...maybe they were paid or something...MAYBE,later kana sue...lol
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30 000???????????? Wow, that's more ppl than the Michael Buble concert I went to last yearOriginally posted by woodlandsHool:ignorant ... the hougang rally was attended by close to 30000.. -
Ask steven lim stand for election lah, and see who go his rally.
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wa lau....they are quite popular frm wad i see...im in ajunied GRC btw....
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like you have said. newsPAPer ma.
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popular indeed they r .. now make ur vote countOriginally posted by lpx88:wa lau....they are quite popular frm wad i see...im in ajunied GRC btw....
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Originally posted by Don©:Ask steven lim stand for election lah, and see who go his rally. now that's casting doubts on the integrity of the Elections.
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AP - Wed May 3, 11:32 AM ET
Singapore Democratic Party's secretary general Chee Soon Juan, center, is seen with his party members staging a silent protest by sticking tape on their mouths with the National Kidney Foundation (NKF) logo drawn on it after a rally Wednesday May 3, 2006 in Singapore. The threat of a lawsuit by two of Singapore's top leaders against members of an opposition party in the run-up to May 6 elections recalls a tactic that critics say the ruling party uses to weaken or sideline its opponents. Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong and his father Lee Kuan Yew, founder of modern Singapore, have said they would sue the leaders of the Singapore Democratic Party if they did not apologize for allegedly defaming them in a party newsletter by linking a local charity scandal to the ruling party's governance of the nation. (AP Photo/Alphonso Chan) -
wow.....the opposition has many supporters......or rather people who want to listen to them and be swayed to their side...............interesting pic......
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yeah, all sugar coatersOriginally posted by LazerLordz:the truth is out there guys..the local papers are not reporting the whole issue. -
ip can be traced =DOriginally posted by polarsnake:As long as I never reveal identities I think it's all right, right? -
i find the media especially the papers, everyday will show headlines of PAP and MM Lee flaming the oppostion parties.
i hope the PAP will take caution as this might leave the voters in a state of aversion. -
The Singapore National Stadium is located in Kallang, and has a seating capacity of 55,000 people
So its a pretty accurate estimation that the WP rallies had 30K+ people. Just compare with the picture above. -
grateful?? my grandma dun feel grateful at all...Originally posted by seow:I'm thinking they vote out of gratefulness, for what happened 30+ years ago. -
frankly singaporeans who earns a good living most probably will vote for the ruling party, or am i wrong?