STOMP forumers believe that STOMP is not a PAP site.
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we no say it is
and of cos PAP wun do such a navigation-unfrenly contents-suxx site lah
it's a sad case project by ST who wants to capture the teenagers and young adult crowd who like to take hp pai ppl pic and MMS
11.49pm send me "wat's hot in stomp today" email
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is it affecting the P-membership here???
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Should it?Originally posted by mistyblue:is it affecting the P-membership here???
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another form of TNP
ba gua one -
Why I click alrdy, it says fatal error.Originally posted by NiteSg: -
Your IP has been traced and banned, the ISD are at your lift lobby.Originally posted by Rock^Star:Why I click alrdy, it says fatal error. -
stomp super laggy now.. i wanna post this link for the forumers there.. but cant..Originally posted by Rock^Star:Why I click alrdy, it says fatal error.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Straits_Times#Criticism[/url] -
That only happens to forum_dude or chee bye kia lah, not me neverOriginally posted by ditzy:Your IP has been traced and banned, the ISD are at your lift lobby. -
quite boring there.
prefer sgforums after all. -
lol.. its possible...Originally posted by ditzy:Your IP has been traced and banned, the ISD are at your lift lobby.
an extract from wikipedia abt Straits times..
The Straits Times is widely viewed a propaganda mouthpiece of the Singapore government, and its articles on politics are seen by critics as being biased towards the right-wing ideology of the ruling People's Action Party. Opposition figures are also given little or no press coverage, in terms of interviews or statements. One local political satire website has even gone so far as to jokingly label the newspaper as the "State's Times" [1].
The paper's links to the government are dictated by and enshrined in law. The Newspaper and Printing Presses Act of 1974 requires all newspapers to be publicly listed into both ordinary and management shares, with management shares having 200 times the voting rights of ordinary shares and approval from the Ministry of Information, Communications and the Arts needed for any management share transfers. Hence, past chairpersons of Singapore Press Holdings have all been civil servants, with notably strong links to Singapore's secret police, the Internal Security Department. In particular, SPH's current executive president Tjong Yik Min served as the head of the ISD from 1986 to 1993, and prominent political columnist Chua Lee Hoong and as well as editors Irene Ho and Susan Sim are all former ISD employees. [1] -
dun know... but someone sound a bit harsh tonight...Originally posted by ditzy:Should it? 
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Did u guys chk out 'bored dad'? Man, he's really bored.
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i find the entire forum boring... only thing that intrests me are the babes..Originally posted by Rock^Star:Did u guys chk out 'bored dad'? Man, he's really bored. -
Here's what the great man has to say:
Hmm... This sound so offensive.. especially to what ST had tried to do with STOMP.... Another conspiraist in action, everything have a conspiracy going on.
I think I will leave it to Stomp Team and ST to see if they want to take any further action, cause I do think this had degraded to a defamatory and falseful allegation.
Have any one see any thing political or link to politic directly or indirectly through Stomp?
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Wow, WP threads disappear without a trace. As fast as it gets posted.
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people actually believed that there is any freedom of expression in controlled sites??
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Originally posted by Rock^Star:
i guess he's born during the LKY era..
[b]Here's what the great man has to say:
Hmm... This sound so offensive.. especially to what ST had tried to do with STOMP.... Another conspiraist in action, everything have a conspiracy going on.
I think I will leave it to Stomp Team and ST to see if they want to take any further action, cause I do think this had degraded to a defamatory and falseful allegation.
Have any one see any thing political or link to politic directly or indirectly through Stomp?
I rest my case.
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guess there is our answer....Originally posted by ditzy:Wow, WP threads disappear without a trace. As fast as it gets posted. 
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damn...here at sgforums...the moderator don't allow me to say she is 36 year old A cup Aunty!Originally posted by mistyblue:people actually believed that there is any freedom of expression in controlled sites??
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BAN!
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me go there for a week....oni got about 10 posts...
me gib up loh...
no fun...
somemore eberyone too polite
abit fake
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In the first place, the article from sammyboi was totally inaccurate.
XiaXue and Dawn Yang are definitely not pro-PAP bloggers. Just because they agreed to go on STOMP doesn't imply their allegiance to any political party. Anyone who follows Dawn's blog will know she is actually quite vocal with some of the Ruling Party's policies.
As it is, i've noticed that XiaXue is no longer publishing on STOMP.
There is always some suspicion that STOMP, being an SPH regulated website, will be somewhat pro-PAP, but it's just another 'you know i know' feeling.