Author: Rilek1Corner

Jufrie Mahmood: Allowing War Criminal To Visit Singapore A Sign Of PAP’s Arrogance

ANOTHER EXAMPLE OF PAP ARROGANCE! In quick succession! Soon after insulting the sensivities of a majority of Singaporeans with their SYONAN Debacle the PAP continues to insult us by hosting and honouring a WAR CRIMINAL in the next couple of days.

This murderer of men, women and children who hails from a country that has poisoned the minds of Singapore leaders to regard our neighbours, especially those up north, as our sworn enemies, is setting his foot on this blessed land of ours.

It is also due to this poison that Malays are being discriminated and our loyalty to this nation being questioned for the past 5 decades. It is also due to this that we have to allocate billions and billions of dollars of our hard earned money year after to face imaginary enemies.

When will the PAP come to their senses that they have been conned big time?

A criminal with such a murderous record should never ever be allowed to step into this sacred land and given red carpet treatment at that. The PAP is so arrogant and insensitive to the feelings of decent human beings, thinking that they are now all too powerful that they can continue to thumb their nose to whoever disagrees with them.

Actually we Singaporeans are all brothers, ready to defend and give our lives for the nation. It is the Iraelis who have divided us by sowing distrust among us.

The racist PAP swallowed the Israeli poison hook, line and sinker.

Source: Mohamed Jufrie Mahmood

February 18, 2017
Nazem Suki: Any Singapore Town Following Melbourne’s Footsteps To Protest Against Visit By Benjamin Netanyahu?

I am still not sure which Singapore town will start similar protest, prior to his state visit here. Any idea which town council is this guy visiting in Singapore? 😉

Aljunied? Ang Mo Kio? Marine Parade? Hougang? Anyone knows?

Anyway Melbourne kick off the protest in Australia.

#no2netanyahuSG

Source: Mohamed Nazem Suki

February 18, 2017
Loyang Secondary Student Died After Collapsing During 2.4Km Run

A 15-year-old boy with a heart condition died after collapsing during a 2.4km run in school on Wednesday afternoon.

Teachers had tried to resuscitate Bryan Chee, a Secondary 4 student at Loyang Secondary School, but were unsuccessful, said his mother, Madam Cynthia Lee, 40.

Madam Lee, a billing associate at an IT firm, told The Straits Times that the school called her at around 5pm to say her son had collapsed.

She added that Bryan’s teachers and classmates told her he had been on the first or second lap of the run when he suddenly sat down and collapsed on the track.

The Singapore Civil Defence Force said it was alerted to a call for an ambulance at the school at about 4.40pm. The police said the boy was taken unconscious to Changi General Hospital and later pronounced dead. The police are investigating the unnatural death.

While she is not sure of the exact cause of Bryan’s death as the coroner’s report will take three to five months, Madam Lee said his death certificate stated cardiac failure.

She said Bryan suffered from a congenital heart defect where his heart was missing a valve, though the affable and mature boy never complained of discomfort and even joined the school’s basketball team.

She and her husband, Mr Larry Chee, 43, found out about their son’s condition when he was seven.

Source: www.straitstimes.com

February 17, 2017
I’m From Low Income Family How Can I Get $9,806 Help From Government Schemes?

The survey also showed that households living in one-room and two-room HDB flats received more government transfers than those in larger flats or landed property.

On average, resident households in one-room and two-room HDB flats received $9,806 per household member from various government schemes in 2016. This was almost double the average of $4,168 received per household member across all housing types.

straightforward i frm low income, my wife look after my 3 childrens.for me i work dispatch. altho we low income but we are happy as family.sometime wen i haf xtra i buy mcdonalds happy meal for my childrens bday.

simple life is ok for us.as long i can send my childrens to school its ok whatever struggle is ok and we always pray to Him.

what it is we will be syukur for the $9806 they say is give to people stay in 1 and 2 rm flat.not to be ungrateful what help we get now but the 9k is mean very much for us.what is the guideline for people who get that?

Didi

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February 17, 2017
PAP Town Councils To Raise S&CC Charges From Jun 1

From Jun 1, all 15 town councils run by the ruling People’s Action Party (PAP) will raise their service and conservancy charges (S&CC) for flats, shops and offices, as well as market and cooked food stalls.

The adjustments are necessary for the town councils to keep up with the rising costs associated with maintaining estates, the town councils said in a joint statement on Friday (Feb 17).

To help residents cushion the impact of the changes, the S&CC increase will be phased over two years. The first tier increase takes effect on Jun 1 and ranges from S$0.50 to S$9 a month, depending on the flat type.

The second tier increase, with effect from Jun 1 next year, ranges from S$0.50 to S$8 a month, depending on flat type.

For commercial property owners and tenants, the first increase will range from S$0.09 to S$0.27 per sq m a month, while the increase for market and food stalls is between S$2.70 and S$23.00 per month. The second increase next year will be between S$0.05 to S$0.21 per sq m a month for commercial property owners and tenants, and between S$2.50 and S$17.50 a month for market and food stalls.

“The adjustments will enable the town councils to build up their sinking funds to replace old lifts, undertake essential cyclical maintenance and component replacements, and carry out the Lift Enhancement Programme. Expenditure requirements in these areas are significant and will continue to grow as our estates get older,” the statement said.

Previous Budgets have included S&CC rebates. Last year, rebates of S$86 million were handed out. S$85 million of S&CC rebates were handed out in Budget 2015 and S$80 million in 2014.

Source: www.channelnewsasia.com

February 17, 2017