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“Educated” Man Mocks Hawker’s Low Education, Threatens To Fake Report To NEA, In Front Of Own Children

Dear family, friends and teachers. How many of you feel that our society is getting colder and colder? I used to think that it wasn’t until today. Today when I was helping my parents to tend their business around 1930 hrs, this guy’s daughter took my parent’s stall utensils without seeking for permission and of course without purchases any food from us. Naturally my mother told the girl to return the utensils after returning, the girl cried and guess what did the guy said to her? “It’s alright, I will cause trouble for this stall and tell NEA there were cockroaches in the stall”

I can’t believe this! A father of 2 children actually taught his daughter that this is the right thing to do.

Of course my father wasn’t happy and he yelled at him as to us we did not even have roaches in our stall. He then took a picture of my parent’s stall then said he will definitely report us. My father instructed me to do the same thing and thus the pictures. Another thing was that, he said it was fine if we report him as he isn’t doing business like us. To me so what if he actually had more education compared to my parents? Does he thinks that my parent’s can’t understand english? and lastly just because my parents are fighting under the heat to support a family whereas he is working in a air-condition environment? Is he looking down on hawker workers? I would wish to express my thoughts to this “xia suay” man.

My answer: I know you are more educated but who are you to insult people who work in hawker center? They earn money decently. I am speaking up on behalf of all hawker workers and not only my parents. Just because you might earn more money then them just because you are more educated, you still have no rights to insult them. Where have your education gone to? You think you are the only one who can speak english is it? and if you think that you are rich why get your food at hawker center? Why don’t you want to dine in in some restaurant? You know what? Because people like you, this society is getting way colder and I am really ashamed for you because of the way you teach your child. I am really disgusted.

My dear family, teachers and friends do share about this as I really hate it when people look down on hawker workers and people who is as “xia suay” as him.

Source: Andrea Gail Poon

December 28, 2015
Non-Muslim Singaporeans Makes Fun Of Islam, Kakak Took Them On

Well , just look at what we have here. Its just so amazing that people like this still exist.

For at least 10-11 years of our lives, we went to school everyday and sang the national anthem & the pledge. Well before i continue with what this post is about, let me share with you a highlighted phrase from the pledge we use to recite.

“Regardless of Race, Language or Religion”

Key Word: Regardless

With that in mind, lets have a look at the Fantastic 4 of the day:

Gary Ng
Farrah Tan
Kelly Chen
Ronald Chng Chee Gem

Lets Now Look at What each of them they have to say.

Mr Gary Ng:
https://www.facebook.com/profile.php…

Mr Gary Ng, called the Sultan of Brunei a “bloody muslim” & a “bloody hypocrite”. Now, why on earth must you bring religion into this? WHY? If you dislike his ways of ruling his country, you can bring that out without putting the word “bloody” in front of his religion right?

From the bad angle of your selfie on your Facebook profile, I believe you are just like any uncle which is matured enough to know how to pick and use your words wisely right? Didn’t you think of how your words will affect the other muslims or the people/citizens of Brunei . They are under his rulings and do you see them complaining and whining like a little girl? I think they have more rights to complain of this particular matter compared to you. So my question is, are you a citizen of Brunei? If you’re not I suggest you shut your pie hole.

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And next on the list, we have
Miss Farrah Tan:
https://www.facebook.com/farrah.love.18

Jeng Jeng Jeng,

This lady right here made me really confused at first because I thought she might be Chinese/Malay/Pinoy Muslim. From her profile picture, she looks like she has some pinoy blood, but the picture of her cover photo made her look like she’s a malay. I thought she was a Chinese-Muslim due to the common malay first name & Tan, her Chinese sir name.

But boy was I wrong…..

After looking at her profile I found out that she stated herself as an Atheist (“a belief that there is no God”). Well i respect her beliefs but definitely not her comments.

She commented that “Most are hypocrite especially those who are wearing hijab”. Well the frightening thing about that was the missing comma (,)

Rephrased: “Most are hypocriteS , especially those who are wearing THE hijab”

Gurl, get your sentence structures right, especially before insulting someone else, OR even before insulting all the ISLAMIC WOMEN in Singapore and around the world with your words.

I don’t care if you’re Singaporean or not lady but your words have to go.

In another comment she mentioned: ” Actually I don’t like most Muslim people… Bad examples….hypocrites…liars….cruel”

Well miss Farahh Tan, if you don’t like Muslim people then I suggest you pack all your stuff and go to somewhere Muslims cannot be found. Perhaps the amazon jungle? If there are too many mosquitos or its too hot there, I would suggest the top of Mount Everest. I heard its chilly there. Mind you, bring a blanket.

Muslims are bad examples? Liars? Cruel? Cruel in what sense? If you’re gonna group all the muslims together with the ISIS and terrorist then my dear I would say you are seriously ridiculous. If you think all muslims are like that, why don’t you carry a machine gun everywhere you go?

FUN FACT: “Muslims constitute the world’s second largest religious group. According to a 2010 study and released January 2011, Islam has 1.6 billion adherents, making up over 22% of the world population.”

Muslims consist of 22% of the population. If all Muslims were really terrorist and are just like the ISIS, we would at least have conquered half of the world. But fortunately for you, thats not the case.

So Miss Farrah Tan, if you don’t believe there is a God, then so be it. But respect others. Like seriously. Your words are enough to put you behind bars. With that being said, please head for Amazon or Everest asap. Im giving you a heads up sister!

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Next on the Fantastic 4 list, we have:
Miss Kelly Chen
https://www.facebook.com/kelly.truth

Now this one, did not directly said any harsh comments to muslims in specific, but she had a big problem with the Sultan’s laws in his country and she is a bit of a hypocrite in my opinion.

Let’s look at what she has to say.

Firstly, a dear friend by the name of Jack Lee, commented that: “No religion is bad,only the people are bad”. This is very true. Like for instance, Islam is Perfect. But muslims aren’t. Its a true fact. So true that even Miss Kelly Chen agreed to it with replying: “Yep!” to Mr Jack Lee’s comment.

But why would I label her as her hypocrite then? Why you asked? Because she liked BOTH, BOTH AH, BOTH of Miss Farahh Tan comments which I have mentioned earlier. Not only one, BOTH leh. Walao wei, image drop liao. I thought she Peace Supporter. Sadly she isn’t. SO she is a supporter of Anti muslims and hate all muslims too i suppose? Just like Miss Farahh Tan?

Well if thats the case, please be Mrs Farahh Tan’s neighbour in Amazon or Everest cause we Singaporean do not wish to have racial or religious disputes among one another in our country.

And since we are on the topic of Christmas, please hope Santa gives you a present you want. Which is a one way ticket out of Singapore and perhaps to Brunei?

You wanna kpkb about the Sultan? Seriously? Its his country, he can do whatever he pleases. If tomorrow he wakes up and decides to name Brunei as “Gotham City”, it will happen. Why? BECAUSE HE CAN.

If one day you own a country, you too can put up rulings which ever way you seem fit, for both you and your people. Perhaps you can ban people from celebrating Hari Raya, if it would please you, Oh your Highness? -.-

You can say oh he did this, oh he did that. It may be true, It may not be true. We don’t know. Everyone makes mistakes. Even a great leader. We are all humans. He has the entire nation on his shoulders. He has his reasons for doing certain things. So don’t question the sultan on him allowing pubs here and there. Perhaps they might be referring to PUBs as “Public Utilities Board”? How would you know? Hahahaha.

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Anyways, we finally have our final person on the list. This guy here is very special. Oh yes he is. He deserves a cool intro! Drum Roll Please!

**** Drum Roll ******** Drum Roll ******** Drum Roll ******** Drum Roll ****

Presenting to you:
Captain Ronald Chng Chee Gem
https://www.facebook.com/chng.cheegem

Yes Captain! 3 Bars leh brotherrr. Not only that! This captain AIRBORNE leh. Jump here jump there one. There’s more! Ranger!!! Plus Guards! WAHHH KHAKI Beret leh. Mr Infantry is here to protect our country!

But why you no protect your mouth?

Captain Ronald Chng Chee Gem commented on the post saying: “Only eat gril between 13 to 16 lah. Virgin eater!!”

Lets clarify some stuff.

1) I love to eat Gril too! Gril food are so yummy and healthy too!

2) Did the article say the Sultan FEASTED on the girls/grils? hmmm.

3) Virgin eater? Only Girls 13-16 are virgins? Then 17 and above all not virgin la is it? So you saying when you got married your wife also not virgin la. Im not insulting your wife, No im not captain. Im simply trying understand what you’re saying.

Im utterly disappointed that a captain in the army has such behaviour. Its really such a disgrace. I also happen to notice a JCC(Jungle Confident Course) badge on your number 3 uniform, which was pointed out to me by a friend. And to my surprise, in order to be able to get that badge, you have to survive for 9 days in a thick jungle in BRUNEI.

You go training in Brunei, using their facilities and you still dare to DISS THE SULTAN?!

Mind you, he has an army rank of 5 stars. You have 3 freaking bars and you DARE to DISRESPECT HIM? This is truly unacceptable coming from a Captain In The Singapore Army. Shame on you! Like seriously.

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Hate me or not, I do not care. This post is to show how undivided we are as a Country. Every 9th of August we sing ” One Singapore, One nation strong and free…..” . What one nation you talking about? Look at all this. People hating & disrespecting other religions. People tryna create a divide within the country.

EH come on la guys. Stop it. Enough is enough. Think before you speak! You could be discriminating an entire country or religion! Make peace or we shall all be in pieces…..

With that being said, I want to wish all Singaporeans Happy Holidays. Rest well & enjoy the long weekend!

Source: Sarah Melissa

December 26, 2015
Young Chinese Boy Makes Racist Remarks, Refuse To Sit Beside Malay Man In Theatre, Parents Never Do Anthing Because He’s Just A Child

Dear Chinese man, and his family,

I am that guy that was in the cinema theater before you. I wanted to watch Star Wars: The Force Awakens, but hated crowds, so I decided to watch later.
I am that guy who your son (who could not have been more than 10) didn’t want to sit beside, because he said: “I don’t want to sit beside Malay people”.
I am that guy who was shaking in so much anger that he could not enjoy the first ten minutes of the movie because there was a part of him that just wanted to go over and pour his drink over the boy.

You don’t get to tell me that “He’s just a kid”.
A kid should be thinking of the action figures he should get after the movie, and not caring who sits beside him.

You don’t get to tell me to “Let it go”.
You have never experienced racism in Singapore, at least not as much as the minorities do.
Like I told to your face, if you sat down somewhere and someone says “I don’t want to sit beside Chinese people”, how would you feel?

I also said that he’s lucky he’s still young, because I would punch his face in if he was older.

Also, my wife is Chinese. The majority of my friends are Chinese.
If any of them were there with me, they would have probably told you off worse than I ever could.

As a parent, you should teach your child to respect others.
You bring them to watch Star Wars: The Force Awakens, where the lead actor is not a White Caucasian male, but rather, a British man, born to Nigerian parents.

Star Wars, where the story is about beings of different races getting together to defeat an evil dictatorship.

And yet I was treated like a pariah, by a child. Speaks volumes about your character.

I chose to sit somewhere else not to pander to his (and by extension, your) racism, I chose to sit somewhere else because I am the better man.

I am that man who will come to your aid if sometime in the future you get beaten up black and blue because you decided to be racist, and the victims have less self control than me.

I will be that person who will call the Police, and the Paramedics (of which many are Malay, and Indian) to help you.
I will be that person who will stay by your side until help arrives.

I will do so because I was taught to not judge a person by how he looks, how he smells, or how he talks.

I was also taught to be the better man, in the hopes that one day, we can all be colour blind, and not judge each other based on race.

Dear Chinese man, and his family,

I am human first, Malay second. Maybe you should teach your family that too.

God Bless,
That Malay Guy.

Edit # 1: So some people (2, actually) have pointed out to me that “pariah” is actually an offensive word. I have no intention of being offensive, and the word “pariah” is actually from the English language, meaning outcast. That is where the context of the word is. Go do a Google search for the word.

Edit # 2: Some other people have said that I cannot be the “better man” if I said I would’ve punched his face. I’ll admit that the thought did cross my mind, then I thought to myself, he’s a kid, and I don’t want to ruin the movie experience for everyone else. Let life be the kids teacher. (I’m not a violent person heh)

Source: Sani B Sarip

December 26, 2015
Top 10 Crime Zones In Johor Bahru

With year-end festivities approaching, many Singaporeans like to flock to Johor Bahru, Malaysia, to shop. While the ringgit makes it an attractive lure for Singaporean shoppers, it is always helpful to know where the crime hotspots are, and how to avoid them.

Shin Min Daily News has compiled a list of the top ten crime zones in Johor Bahru here:

1. Larkin Bus Terminal

Many buses from all over Malaysia transit at Larkin Bus Terminal, and very often, the occasional pickpocket can be seen.

2. Taman Johor Jaya

There are many shopping malls, eateries and hypermarkets in the northern suburbs of Johor Bahru where tourists like to patronize. The Chinese daily said that on Dec 8, there was a case of snatch theft where robbers on motorcyles opened the door of a car at a traffic light to steal the passenger’s bag.

3. Taman Sentosa

According to newspaper reports, motorcycle robbers snatched a package worth 2,000 yuan (S$430) from a customer outside a restaurant in the area on Nov 21. A few days later, a woman lost her handbag to robbers while standing along the same location. Shin Min Daily News said the woman fell and sustained bruises when the bag was pulled from her.

4. Taman Pelangi

This residential area with shops, eateries, and nightclubs is also a hot crime spot. On Apr 2, a Singapore-registered car was stolen here.

5. The petrok kiosk near CIQ

This petrol kiosk’s proximity to the Customs, Immigration and Quarantine (CIQ) makes it a target for criminals since many Singapore-registered cars frequent the area.

6. Taman Universiti

According to online reports, cyclists have tried to break open car doors on Dec 1 and 9.

7. Taman Century

A 31-year-old woman was the target of thieves on Nov 23 when she was dragged, kicked, and had her bag stolen in the area.

8. Stulang Laut

A Chinese woman was robbed by motorcycle bandits while walking home while another was killed after bandits stabbed the victim in the back.

9. Taman Molek

The business district is witness to stolen drain covers, stolen meters and the occasional snatch theft.

10. Taman Sri Tebrau, Jalan Keris

The popular dining area is a hotspot for thieves. On Aug 14, a Singaporean couple had parked their Honda near an eatery when it disappeared after 15 minutes.

Source: http://news.asiaone.com

December 22, 2015
ICA: Security Checks, Lack Of Lane Discipline Led To Causeway Jams

A lack of lane discipline by motorcyclists streaming in from Malaysia and heightened security checks in the wake of the Paris attacks were among the reasons for the crush seen at the Causeway last week, where some took to crossing into Singapore on foot.

These factors, cited by the Immigration and Checkpoints Authority (ICA) at a media briefing today (Dec 21), worsened the waiting times already stretched by the spike in the number of travellers during the holidays.

And Malaysian motorists told TODAY that some travellers, expecting to slip through customs quickly owing to the large crowds, may have arrived at the Singapore customs without valid travel documents, and ended up subject to additional checks.

Last Thursday, large numbers of travellers, tired of the long wait, had disembarked from buses to enter Singapore on foot, spilling onto the roads as there is no proper footpath on the Malaysian side of the Causeway.

Traffic came to a near standstill, as motorcyclists from Malaysia had cut into the four lanes meant for other vehicles on the way to Singapore, only to find themselves trapped in a bottleneck when they reach the Singapore side, which has one designated lane for motorcycles.

The ICA said today that it does not have jurisdiction over this, and it has informed the Malaysian authorities on the need for enforcement during massive jams.

About 430,000 travellers cross the checkpoints daily during the year-end holiday period, compared to 400,000 during the off-peak period.

Other reasons worsening the problem include the surge in the number of foreigners detected at the two checkpoints in Singapore with invalid travel documents, such as having an expired passport. Last year, there were around 3,400 cases, while there are already 3,500 cases as of October. Among Singaporeans, there were 622 cases of using the wrong travel documents when departing Singapore as of October, compared to about 690 cases last year.

The commander of Woodlands Command, Assistant Commissioner Alan Koo, said at the car lanes for example, using invalid travel documents will mean setting up a cordon for further checks. “We treat (this) very seriously to ensure that there is no malicious intend to use this as an excuse … it could be used by terrorists to impersonate the person,” he said.

In response to queries, an ICA spokesperson said: “We have alerted the Malaysian authorities to such incidents (of invalid travel documents) and hope to work with them to resolve the problem soon.”

Motorists could also be adjusting to a new process by the ICA introduced on Dec 1 — a one-stop “forward checks” system with double barriers at the checkpoints.

Under this system, vehicles coming into Singapore will be stopped at the first barrier and checked by ICA officers. Vehicles then enter a second area and stop before a barrier, for their passports to be checked. Previously, there was only one barrier, which could lead to tailgating and car intrusion cases as seen in recent years, the ICA noted.

Mr Koo noted as with any changes, it could have “slowed down (the process) by a bit”. He added: “We have to shape their behaviour before it comes naturally, after a few times of using the checkpoints.”

A Malaysian motorist who travels to work in Singapore daily, said he has seen some motorcyclists pass through the Malaysian customs without scanning their passport properly, and this can go unnoticed during peak hours. “To save time, some motorcyclists will just zoom pass the customs and many others will just follow suit,” he said.

He also said he has seen the Malaysian police plying the roads of late to ensure motorcyclists stay in their designated lane. Nonetheless, with the increase in holiday traffic, he hoped the authorities could open more counters during the wee hours.

Source: www.todayonline.com

December 22, 2015