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 Suspicious ‘consulting firm’ website trying to hire former Singapore foreign ministry personnel

SINGAPORE: At first glance, Dr Jade Chan’s resume on the website of the Great Vision consultancy firm looks impeccable.

The self-professed former Singapore diplomat supposedly served in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs’ diplomatic missions in Jakarta, Hanoi and Brussels, and was an adviser at the ASEAN Secretariat. She holds a PhD in international relations from the London School of Economics and has dealt with weighty matters like the South China Sea dialogues and bilateral trade negotiations as part of her “20 years of experience in international diplomacy and strategic analysis”.

But Dr Chan’s claims about being a Singapore diplomat are fabricated. Singapore’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA) said in response to queries from CNA that Dr Chan, billed as one of Great Vision’s key leaders, had never worked at the ministry....

CNA also found that the three most recent articles on the Global Asia website reproduced work by Taiwanese and American think-tanks, word-for-word, and without credit. CNA

There are increasing reports of fake foreign websites appearing and targeting Singapore and Singaporeans. And interestingly, these websites will be found to be from certain countries, with links easily traced to certain countries, including the names that said where they are from. The intent is obvious. The country being implicated is obvious. Definitely not from the American terrorists. It must be such countries that are going to damage Singapore and harm Singaporeans.

Big question to ask, which are the countries that are so amateurish to be so easily caught, often red handed or confessing who they are? Which countries have the intention and interest to harm Singapore? Which countries have the most resources allocated to do such works, including false flag incidents? Which countries are the best in website espionage? Would the experts from a state agency be so stupid and elementary to create websites so that they can be easily traced and caught?

There is a saying, if it is too good to believe, beware! If all the fingers are obviously pointing to one source, beware! Watch the originator of such websites and what is their intent, who is to gain and who is to lose from it. Never believe in the media, main or social media. There are so many scams and impersonation. Some countries are spending big money to play this silly game to dupe the silly and stupid to believe their fake stories and narratives.

Who are the gullible and imbeciles that think the provocateurs are so naive and allowing themselves to be caught with their pants down, or with their names written in their foreheads? It is as good as telling everyone who they are. Who is being misled or who is trying to mislead the readers?