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8/19/2010
YOG and empty stadium
Why students not attending YOG events despite being given free tickets?
Why, maybe transport fare is too expensive. You think travelling around is free and the students got so much money to spare?
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Wow lau..following example of Kuo Chuan Primary, all schools should collect $5 refundable deposit to ensure that students turn up for the games. ...ha ha ha
else haul the parents to night courts similar to TC's non-payment of S&CC
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whatever said about spectators attendance at YOG, there are actually good sports to watch, esp swimming, gymnastics, athletics, rowing, kayaking,diving which feature world stars of tomorrow.
Yes, but why are Singaporeans not interested or simply avoiding the YOG?
I believe it has a lot to do with the free flow of foreigners taking away jobs, clogging up public transport and the Governments stand on the issue. It was pure arrogance, when they said another 100,000 foreigners will be here to do battle with locals for jobs etc.
I would say that Singaporeans are, in fact, sending a quiet and clear signal to the Government: Enough is enough. You ignore our views and pleas, we are ignoring your calls for support.
I think we are beginning to see the fabric of this country being torn apart by the foreigner's policy. Ironically this has nothing to do with race or religion.
If the people are happily employed with fair pays and most things are within their affordabilities with average of 8 to 9 hours spend at works, Singaporeans will enjoy sports.
Not when they are worried about their jobs, carreers, what the next meal will be, will the utilities be cut off, can one afford to seek medication and get summon to Court for not paying their housing installments.
Anyway, our leaders are full of falutins of the highest order but never delivered, the citizenry has lost faith in them.
> I believe it has a lot to do with the free flow of foreigners taking away jobs, clogging up public transport and the Governments stand on the issue. <
Are you fuckin' high?
The stadium is empty because you think S'poreans are somehow "protesting"?
Food seems to be an increasing problem after providing volunteers with spartan food. Food poisoning in a first world country! Wriggling live maggots in food served to athletes?
Where is Singapore? In the jungles of Africa? Shame is the only word I can think of.
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Wow lau..following example of Kuo Chuan Primary, all schools should collect $5 refundable deposit to ensure that students turn up for the games. ...ha ha ha
else haul the parents to night courts similar to TC's non-payment of S&CC
Er...how come for once they did not ask new citizen & PR to rally for YOG????
thought last election...RCs got free bus to ferry "supporters" to rally...can do the same mah..and throw in food..but not the "poison" type k
Who said there were empty stadiums?
This is the month of the hungry ghost, so the stadium is full of unseen supporters aka spirits.
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[/color] [url=http://nuscin-online.info]skin,[/url] [color=#213abb]bookmarked... Keep up the good site...[/color]
whatever said about spectators attendance at YOG, there are actually good sports to watch, esp swimming, gymnastics, athletics, rowing, kayaking,diving which feature world stars of tomorrow.
Yes, but why are Singaporeans not interested or simply avoiding the YOG?
I believe it has a lot to do with the free flow of foreigners taking away jobs, clogging up public transport and the Governments stand on the issue. It was pure arrogance, when they said another 100,000 foreigners will be here to do battle with locals for jobs etc.
I would say that Singaporeans are, in fact, sending a quiet and clear signal to the Government: Enough is enough. You ignore our views and pleas, we are ignoring your calls for support.
I think we are beginning to see the fabric of this country being torn apart by the foreigner's policy. Ironically this has nothing to do with race or religion.
Me am very sure of one thing.
If the people are happily employed with fair pays and most things are within their affordabilities with average of 8 to 9 hours spend at works, Singaporeans will enjoy sports.
Not when they are worried about their jobs, carreers, what the next meal will be, will the utilities be cut off, can one afford to seek medication and get summon to Court for not paying their housing installments.
Anyway, our leaders are full of falutins of the highest order but never delivered, the citizenry has lost faith in them.
patriot
anon 529
> Ironically this has nothing to do with race or religion. <
In that case it would be interesting if race and religion was added to the mix.
Add more chaos to chaos. Will there be more order? Who cares?
There'll definitely be more "newsworthy" consequences.
The problem with this xenophobic expression is that it is not being expressed strongly enough.
If you are going to be an asshole bigot, make sure you make your point -- loud and strong.
Then you might get noticed. :)
P.S.
> I believe it has a lot to do with the free flow of foreigners taking away jobs, clogging up public transport and the Governments stand on the issue. <
Are you fuckin' high?
The stadium is empty because you think S'poreans are somehow "protesting"?
Holy fucken jesus mary joeseph!
Well, we just saw a packed house at the Jalan Besar stadium this evening with Spore defeating Montengoro in a vital football match.
Come on folks, let's give the YOG a breathing some breathing space.
30 bucks for a YOG ticket? I rather catch a few movies...
Food seems to be an increasing problem after providing volunteers with spartan food. Food poisoning in a first world country! Wriggling live maggots in food served to athletes?
Where is Singapore? In the jungles of Africa? Shame is the only word I can think of.
It is only right that the caterer licence be revoked and ban from the industry forever.
patriot
Shame? Never! No such thing! Must keep on denying.
They are still high in the clouds, in their own make-believe world.
We hold the YOG to show the world how good we are as a first world country, in organisation, health and hygiene, safety and security.
This food problem is tarnishing our image instead.
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