Tag: Osman Sulaiman

  • Osman Sulaiman: If Cannot Solve, Then PAP Malay MPs Should Not Hinder Progress On Hijab Issue

    Osman Sulaiman: If Cannot Solve, Then PAP Malay MPs Should Not Hinder Progress On Hijab Issue

    The gov would of course like to generalize anyone who brings up the tudung issue as trying to ‘sow discord’ or raising ‘divisive’ matters.

    In fact, anyone who brought the matter up will be painted as a hardliner, extremist and radical etc.

    It’s a red herring. It wants the people to overlook its appalling discriminatory practices against certain segment of the community.

    Masagos should slam his own gov for continuing to divide and discriminate the citizen. Not shoot down those who try to bring positive changes to the nation.

    If he, Masagos can’t help to solve the long standing issue, the best he could do is not to hinder.

     

    Source: Khan Osman Sulaiman

  • Khan Osman Sulaiman: Is Masagos Zulkifli Encouraging Coffeeshop Talk Instead Of Serious Debate In Parliament?

    Khan Osman Sulaiman: Is Masagos Zulkifli Encouraging Coffeeshop Talk Instead Of Serious Debate In Parliament?

    Hope to meet Minister Masagos outside of parliament so that I can ask him point blank about what he thinks about the gov who discriminate against people who wear the tudung.

    Apparently, if someone raises the issue in parliament, it is sowing discord and divisiveness.

    Parliament is the place you raise issues brought up by the citizen. If raising sensitive issues in parliament is trying to sow discord, then where else? Coffeeshop?

    I don’t blame Masagos. He is the mouthpiece of the PAP and the gov. He isn’t the representative of the community. On that role, he has done wonderfully well to serve his employers and collecting a hefty paycheck.

    He has conveniently forgotten that his ticket to parliament was through minority representation in a GRC. He joins Minister Ng Eng Hen who tried to insinuate in parliament that Faisal Manap only brought up minority issues.

    Indoctrinated much.

     

    Source: Khan Osman Sulaiman

  • Osman Sulaiman: Time For 30% Increase In Singaporeans’ Salaries

    Osman Sulaiman: Time For 30% Increase In Singaporeans’ Salaries

    For 2017, ensure that your salary increase is at least $130. If not, you will get poorer:

    1. electricity tariff. It has risen by an average 5.7%. Going by news report, the average monthly electricity bill for families living in four-room HDB flats will increase by S$4.30. Multiply that by 12 months and you get $51.60

    2. water prices. It will be increased by 30% from July. An average monthly water bill of $150 will cost $195 in July. An increase of $45

    3. If you stay in one of the 15 PAP town council wards, service and conservancy charges will increase from June and the increase will range from $0.50 to $9 per month. Let’s take $4.50 as an average. This will mean an increase of $31.50 from June till year end.

    $51.60 + $45 + $31.50 = $128.10

    As what Minister Indranee has mentioned, it boils down to how you can increase your income.

    Now go and ask for a raise.

     

    Source: Khan Osman Sulaiman

  • Osman Sulaiman: Ominous Start To 2017?

    Osman Sulaiman: Ominous Start To 2017?

    1. Trump elected as President of United States.

    2. Syonan-to be renamed after an outcry.

    3 The Gov took pity on the Malays and the next presidential election will be reserved for us.

    4. Electricity tariff has been increased since Jan.

    5. The price of water to increase and will be announced in the upcoming Budget.

    6. All PAP town councils to raise service and conservancy charges from June.

    7. ERP rates at two gantries will increase.

    8. Two new ERP gantries will be activated during the evening.

    9. Retrenchment exercise by companies.

    10. Hri Kumar appointed Deputy Attorney General. Own-self appoints own-self.

    11. Ministers continue to receive one of the highest salaries in the world while Singaporeans are denied minimum wage.

    What a start to 2017.

     

    Source: Khan Osman Sulaiman

  • Tun Dr Mahathir’s Advice To SG Malay Community: Be Resilient, Adaptable, And Never Stop Learning

    Tun Dr Mahathir’s Advice To SG Malay Community: Be Resilient, Adaptable, And Never Stop Learning

    I had the privilege to meet Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad yesterday to seek his views and advice. This is the second time I met him in person. As usual, I gained much from the meeting.

    Tun Mahathir is 92 years old but still as sharp. Very easy to talk to. His wife, Tun Siti Hasmah, 91 yrs old is still as cheerful and hospitable, making time to also chat with us.

    Although time is of a premium, we talked on many topics. From politics to social issues. The biggest takeaway from this meeting is the advice given by Tun Mahathir to our community.

    1. Be like the jews, resilient. They migrated during the period where they were persecuted, but developed their self-worth by learning and mastering the work they do and as a result? they are now able to control the world by proxies.

    2. Seek knowledge and skills that are relevant to the world economy so that we will be in demand anywhere we go.

    3. If we are an employee, worm our way to the heart of our employers. Not by flattery or apple polishing but by hard work, being dependable, trustworthy and ultimately indispensable.

    4. If we are an employer or in business, work with honesty, hard work, integrity and shrewdness.

    5. We cannot single-handedly change the fate of the community. The community itself must want to excel and prosper as a whole. Only then are we able to change the condition we are in.

    Somehow, I left the place feeling sad. Time is not in his favour but yet, I think he has more to contribute positively to the society. I hope he continues to be blessed with good health and have many more good years ahead.

    Aameen.

     

    Source: Khan Osman Sulaiman