Beware of this guy!! He claims to have boat for fishing trip. He will usually say place to meet up is at punggol marina or raffles marina. He will ask for the deposit n more deposits. Ok this is his trick,
1. Booking fee of boat to be paid (1st deposit) upon ur confirmation fishing trip date wit him.
2. He will ask for More deposits.
3. Upon reaching ur day to go boat fishing with him, he will gives lot of reason eg: boat breakdown (my case) , trip cancel (1 of his victim case who i managed to contact)
As my case, already paid him full amount 2days before the trip.1day before, he said his boat breakdown n give me another boatman number at changi he said he will pay for the replacement trip but NO!! HE DID NOT!! I cant leave the uncle after a long hot day with us, so i paid the uncle in full.
He said he will refund me back by the night itself, but trf me partial amount. for the remaining amount i need to chase him to pay back my balance. He keeps saying another 2hr he trf, another 30min, wait for his refund from his boat owner n lots n lots of reason. Its been around 10days n he is full of reasons.
He oso block my fb,i got to see his fb from my other account.N the best part is i get to know tat the partial amount he trf me was from a person tat booked him for another trip. I get to know his tactic is like ‘dig 1 hole to close up the other hole’. Get a new victim to pay for his previous victim. He can tell me tat hes waiting for ppl to transfer him and he gave my acc num to the next victim. I get to know tat some ppl already ‘kena’ by him.
Pls pass around, i already make a police enquiry n decided to proceed the case..
** tis may not be a scam as he was not MIA. But its still cheating for me**
PLS PASS AROUND.. Tis is his photo for u guys to recognise him
Meet 3SG Jagrnjeet Singh, a regular Infantry specialist who just graduated from the 15/13 Specialist Cadet Course. As a junior commander, he is looking forward to leading his men and giving them a positive time in the SAF. He elaborated, “I am in this not for the money but for my passion. I want to give a different experience to my men and show them that there is much more to National Service than the two years. Having been a trooper before in 4 SIR, I understand how troopers feel and want to make a positive impact on their time in NS”. Very inspiring words, 3SG Singh! — with Jagrnjeet Singh Sidhu.
During my 4th ICT, I have a corporal posted into my unit. He’s a Muslim with facial hair just like our Sikh friend in this picture. Not trying to stir any racial/religion issue here. But upon in pro, he was asked to rid of his facial hair without any second chances.
In Islam, Muslim men are encouraged to keep beards. But how is it that our dear Sikh brothers are allowed to keep facial hairs but our Muslim brothers are not allowed. This shows that the SAF is cultivating double standards.
The organization is being biased towards Muslim practising their rights in the SAF. As a Muslim, I am upset that after 40years of developing Asia’s best army, this MAJOR issue has yet to be ironed out.
Also, the serviceman has a letter from MUIS to allow him to wear track pants instead of the standard issue PT shorts. Sadly, he was not allowed to perform his IPPT due to his attire. Reasons were compromise of safety/possible heat injuries etc. We all know that it can be done but they just want to suppress our rights.
Harap maaf kerana mengguna bahasa english. Serviceman tersebut adalah FCruz. Saya adalah CSM beliau.
Authored by Izzat
EDITOR’S NOTE
Followers of the Sikh religion are allowed to keep beard, and wear a turban while still donning military uniform. They do not need special permission in the SAF.
MINDEF explained the allowance for Sikhs was passed down from British colonial times.
What is your view on this beard issue and what do you think is the best way to resolve this matter?
I am so disappointed. At how morally unsound some people can be. But putting my emotions aside, I would like to share my story on how I was a potential victim of a scheme by X.
The story goes…
I was asked out by an acquaintance for coffee last week. It was quite queer that he wanted to meet for coffee, but he told me he was involved in a travel project and wanted to get my input on it’s viability.
So well.. I said yes. I had the time to spare after work today, and it was rather near my workplace. I thought it would be nice to see an old acquaintance as well.
But for him, his intentions were different.
For all the wrong reasons.
To cut the long story short, he did not meet me with the intention to share an idea with me.
In fact, he met with me because he wanted to sell me a package. A very nicely packaged but dubious package.
I don’t blame him, because I know very well how thesePyramid/Multi-Level Marketing companies work.
They paint you a beautiful picture of how much you can earn in cash, how easy it is for you to do it part-time, how effortless it will be with their guidance, and how it is NOT their intention for you to buyANYTHING from them.
We are glad more and more people are coming out to share their stories on these Get-Rich-Quick schemes (GRQ). Without these brave souls, many would still believe those empty promises. We can’t thank you enough for creating this public awareness.
Stand firm. Speak up. Don’t let anyone fool you.
Are you a victim too? Share your story with us at Rilek1Corner.
SINGAPORE — Religion is important to their identity, and Muslims and Protestant Christians are the two religious groups that are most affected by and most disapproving when friends or family members of the same faith give up their religious beliefs.
They also feel more strongly than their Buddhist, Hindu, Catholic and other counterparts about moral issues such as homosexual sex, sex before marriage, adoption of children by gay couples and gambling.
These were among the findings in a study on religiosity and management of religious harmony released yesterday by the Institute of Policy Studies (IPS).
The study’s authors said: “Considering that for many Muslims, Protestants and Catholics, a mark of the good person includes the teaching of one’s morals, it is important that they temper this with a respect for those who do not share such values.”
About two-thirds of Muslims and 44 per cent of Protestants said religion was very important to their sense of identity — significantly higher numbers than those of other faiths. About 69 per cent of Muslims and half the Protestants said they disapproved of family members of their faith giving up their religious beliefs, compared with 20 per cent of Buddhists and 31 per cent of Hindus, for example.
The study’s authors noted that giving up religious beliefs is more disconcerting among religious groups where there are higher levels of religious participation and identity.
Lead author, IPS senior research fellow Mathew Mathews, said greater religiosity among Muslims here was observed a few decades ago and coincided with increased global Muslim piety. Many Muslims in Malaysia and the region also take their religion very seriously and this is increasingly so, he noted. As for Protestants, the dominant form of Protestant Christianity here is of a “conservative variety where there is an emphasis on doing the right thing”.
Many Singaporean Protestants are first-generation Christians and “you expect converts to be a lot more fervent about their faith, especially since they made a choice to embrace the religion”, Dr Mathew said.
Mr Noor Mohamed Marican, president of Inter-Religious Organisation, said it is important that Muslim and Protestant leaders have strong ties and communication with different religious leaders, as inter-faith dialogues based on goodwill will prevent misunderstandings. “We must learn to respectfully agree to disagree and see above and beyond our disagreements,” he said.
Speaking in his capacity as Bishop of the Lutheran Church, Reverend Terry Kee said: “If you look at the survey, it’s not just Muslim and Christians … almost all the faiths had similar conviction in terms of the importance of good strong morals. With the increase of non-religious influence … (and) in the face of eroding moral fabric of our society, this actually brings the religious community closer together … on how we can work together to preserve and protect the moral value of our nation.”
Rev Kee, who is also a vice-president of the National Council of Churches of Singapore, added: “So this would not be a problem between different religions but, rather, it may become a problem between a more united religious community versus the non-religious.”
Literary and cultural critic Nazry Bahrawi of the Singapore University of Technology and Design also felt Singapore’s biggest challenge with regard to harmony is not inter-religious. “Rather, our developing ‘culture war’ really has to do with how Protestants and Muslims react to changing views of sexuality,” he said, urging both religious groups to consider theology from multiple traditions and perspectives.
Singapore could consider ethics instead of moral education modules in schools to promote more empathy and less judgment of others, he suggested.
The study’s authors also warned that vibrant religious centres elsewhere are likely to have some influence on believers in Singapore through constant exchanges and the Internet. With immigrant flows, there is the possibility of intra-religious conflicts over theology, religious practice and other issues.
Established religious structures here should also be open to incorporating “splinter groups” with their own interpretation of religion and “steer them clear from tendencies that may destabilise religious harmony”, they wrote. Additional reporting by Laura Philomin
Kebanyakan rakyat Singapura agak senang dengan keadaan sekarang apabila membincangkan soal ruang bersama bagi amalan keagamaan.
Hanya suku yang mengatakan kumpulan-kumpulan agama patut diberi lebih banyak hak daripada yang sedia ada.
Demikian menurut dapatan terbaru mengenai kehidupan beragama di sini, yang dikeluarkan Institut Pengajian Dasar, IPS.
Dan masyarakat Muslim ternyata masih mencatat kadar tertinggi mempertahankan nilai-nilai agama, berbanding penganut agama lain.
Dapatan tertinggi – 94% Muslim menganggap hubungan sejenis adalah salah.
To all friend that whoever know me as faizal hasim…
Here i would like to share with whoever has connected with this unregister company of Nona manis wedding decor.
To all current clients to NOna manis, upcoming client Nona manis…plz be extra careful with what u pay to this company where (she) the so called CEO of this company has done alot of cheating of client money. Whatever money that the clients has paid to this company she will use for upcoming event n also paid for her debt to all her sources.
So whatever packages u guys n gals signup plz make sure how much u guyz n gals had transfer her or ask her to print the statement of acc to confirm the amount the company received..and also plzz check all item as like berkat, your kueh2 or any other item that could be shortage on the present event itself.
Me myself as her ex operation of that company n ex husband declaring that what i said is all the truth of all truth.
Feel free to ask me all about this unregister company.
Thank you.
Skullblaka
Ex operation manager of Nona manis wedding deco
Couple who have engaged NonaManis Wedding Design on their big day and wish to clarify any matters, can contact her ex-hubby/ex-employee named ‘Skullblaka‘@Faizal Hasim on Facebook. As mentioned earlier, Faizal Hasim is glad to answer any queries.
To all couples planning to get married, please do thorough research on bridal companies and the services they offer to clients.
Sometimes, what you see on bridal websites and brochures might turn out differently in reality.
Don’t be afraid to ask questions to answer all your doubts. Make sure everything is in black and white, including receipts and also agreement on services.
