An Indian national working for state bank DBS has just been arrested
for defacing the Singapore flag. According to state media Straits
Times, Avijit Das Patnaik posted a photo of the Singapore flag being
ripped apart to reveal the India national flag on Tuesday (Aug 14).
Avijit, who have held the Singapore permanent residency for over a
decade, wrote “Phir bhi dil hai…”, which translates to “Still my heart
is…” on the post to express his patriotism for his motherland India.
The above is posted in thestatestimes. I cannot blame the Indian national, a local, yes a local, for having his heart in India. In this sense I am proud of him, for he knows where his patriotism should lie, a proud national of India. If he is to say his heart is in Singapore because Singapore brought him here, gave him a good job and good pay, then he is nothing better than a lying mercenary that would betray his country for money.
Every citizen of any country must be proud of his own country and his heart must be in his own country. I can't say that for the daft Singaporeans. Their hearts are always somewhere else and bringing foreigners to take over their country does not mean anything to them. They either don't mind and are clueless about what it means when their country is taken over by foreigners. Maybe they will know when the day comes when they are driven out of their country as boat people, stateless.
Now some are very proud to call the foreigners locals, when these foreigners' hearts are in their motherland. This point is double confirm by the above incident.
PS. Any foreigner that showed disrespect to the Singapore flag and anything Singapore must be sent home.
8/19/2018
Malaysia beats S Korea 2-1 without foreigners
Malaysia under 23 team beat South Korea 2-1 in an Asian Games match in Bandung. How did they do it, being ranked 114 against defending Asian champion South Korea? They must have brought in a lot of foreign talents and a foreign coach. If not, if they could not afford to pay for foreigners, there is no way they can beat the top team of Asia.
The horror, they have no foreign players in their team. All local boys and a local coach by the name of Ong Kim Swee. Maybe the name Kim Swee did the trick. Go find another Kim Swee to be coach or player, never mind. Kim Swee will be the winner. No need to waste money on foreigners.
After playing football for so many years, after hiring so many angmohs to play and to coach and the results showed, getting from bad to worse, is it not high time to put on the thinking cap, to look at local talents instead of waiting for an angmoh to pull a rabbit out of a hat? When is the colonisation of the mind by the West going to cease? Angmoh tua kee, locals, oops, it is very bad to use the word 'local', must use the taboo word 'Singaporeans' no good ya? Only traitors to Singaporeans would use the word 'local' to betray the interests of Singaporeans.
What is happening to our local, oops again, I mean Singapore football and football players after spending so much money on foreigners?
Read the following two extracts on the Malaysian under 23's achievement.
'BANDUNG: Tottenham Hotspur star Son Heung-min came on as a second-half substitute but it was not enough to prevent South Korea from slipping to a shock 1-2 defeat to Malaysia at the Asian Games on Friday (Aug 17).
A brace from Johor Darul Taz’im forward Safawi Rasid was enough to see Ong Kim Swee’s men take the three points as South Korea failed to build on their opening 6-0 win over Bahrain.' Channel News Asia
The horror, they have no foreign players in their team. All local boys and a local coach by the name of Ong Kim Swee. Maybe the name Kim Swee did the trick. Go find another Kim Swee to be coach or player, never mind. Kim Swee will be the winner. No need to waste money on foreigners.
After playing football for so many years, after hiring so many angmohs to play and to coach and the results showed, getting from bad to worse, is it not high time to put on the thinking cap, to look at local talents instead of waiting for an angmoh to pull a rabbit out of a hat? When is the colonisation of the mind by the West going to cease? Angmoh tua kee, locals, oops, it is very bad to use the word 'local', must use the taboo word 'Singaporeans' no good ya? Only traitors to Singaporeans would use the word 'local' to betray the interests of Singaporeans.
What is happening to our local, oops again, I mean Singapore football and football players after spending so much money on foreigners?
Read the following two extracts on the Malaysian under 23's achievement.
'BANDUNG: Tottenham Hotspur star Son Heung-min came on as a second-half substitute but it was not enough to prevent South Korea from slipping to a shock 1-2 defeat to Malaysia at the Asian Games on Friday (Aug 17).
A brace from Johor Darul Taz’im forward Safawi Rasid was enough to see Ong Kim Swee’s men take the three points as South Korea failed to build on their opening 6-0 win over Bahrain.' Channel News Asia
'Malaysia recorded the biggest shock of this year's Asian Games football tournament when they stunned four-time champions South Korea 2-1 at the Jalak Harupat Stadium in Soreang, Indonesia last night.
In doing so, Harimau Muda have qualified for the round of 16 of the Under-23 tournament - they beat Kyrgyzstan 3-1 on Wednesday - as they lead Group E on six points.
Johor Darul Takzim starlet Safawi Rasid was the hero with a first-half brace in the fifth and 45th minute, while Singapore-born Dominic Tan also impressed in defence.
South Korea might have underestimated Ong Kim Swee's team by resting World Cup goalkeeper Jo Hyeon-woo and Tottenham forward Son Heung-min, whose hopes of avoiding national service enlistment rests on his team delivering the Asian Games gold medal.' ST online
8/18/2018
Ho Ching’s salary – Everyone is asking
Ho Ching’s salary is the hottest topic in social media
for the last few months. Everyone has a reason to want to know how much she is
earning and there have been plenty of speculative figures being tossed around
ranging from $20m to more than $50m a year. Given that she has been in the
position for 16 years, if she is getting $20m pa, she would have made a
salivating $320m till now for being the CEO of this sovereign wealth fund, oops
Mahathir has another term for it, sovereign debt fund. But both are wrong as
this fund does not belong to anyone it seems. Now everyone is also wondering
who really own this fund and whose money is it?
Here are some comments posted in TRE and
thestatestimes.
‘According to Ang, before Charles Goodyear was hired
to be CEO of Temasek Holdings in 2009, he was already earning a salary of $54
million at BHP Billiton. Ang then said, “Logically, Charles must have been
offered more than his $54 million salary to quit BHP Billiton”.
He also then calculated that “Conservatively assuming
Ho was earning $54 million then and had worked without any break, this works
out to $147,945 a day or about 25 times of the PM’s salary”.
After looking at the doubling portfolio value of
Temasek Holdings, Ang then speculates that Ho earns “about $300,000 a day”.
Similarly, earlier this year, socio-political activist
Leong Sze Hian questioned why Singapore sovereign wealth fund Temasek does not
disclose its management costs such as the salary it pays to its chief
executive.
He added, “To the best of my knowledge, I understand
that Temasek does not disclose its “management costs” (such as the CEO’s annual
remuneration) like Norway’s SWF (sovereign wealth fund).”
Leong also added that in 2017, it was reported that
Temasek incurred “administrative expenses” of S$8.4 billion, against a net
portfolio value of S$275 billion. The fund, however, has claimed that such
expenses were not incurred by the fund alone, but represents the total “administrative
expenses” of the fund and its subsidiaries.’
From the above once can feel the envy and unhappiness
over the supposedly big salary of Ho Ching. I would like to take a different
view that may sound similar to Chok Tong’s wise comment about ministers not
being paid enough. Everyone Singaporeans subscribe to the point that if the
ministers performed well, they would not mind even giving them a bigger pay
rise. The caveat is if they really performed well, not scheming to take more of
the people’s CPF savings or raising more taxes and fees. What is $10m, so they
quipped. They, I mean the natural aristocrats. $100 is big deal to the oldies
picking cardboards or cleaning tables in the hawker centres.
Take a look at Ho Ching’s performance as quoted above.
Read this, ‘After looking at the doubling portfolio value of Temasek Holdings,
Ang then speculates that Ho earns “about $300,000 a day”.’Many of you would be
staring at the $300,000 a day with eyes turning green or red. I say, look at
the other number in words, ie “doubling portfolio value”. Temasek is managing
something like $200b! If Ho Ching could double the value, to $400b, what is
$300,000 a day or $50m a year? I say pay her, pay her $100m. She deserves it.
Caveat, if she could really double the portfolio through profit from her
investment. No one will dispute with the principle of rewarding good performers.
And if she could double the $400b to $800b, I will say
pay her $1b. And I am not being generous. True talent must be paid well. Of
course fake talents should be not paid even a cent. I am very sure Chok Tong
would fully agree with my suggestions.
However, the reward formula must be equitable to both employee and organisation. It cannot be a one way thing, when employee made profit, they want to be paid big bonuses, when they lost a fortune, they also want to be paid in the millions. The HR people are not that daft that they could not come out with a formula that is fair and just to all parties.
However, the reward formula must be equitable to both employee and organisation. It cannot be a one way thing, when employee made profit, they want to be paid big bonuses, when they lost a fortune, they also want to be paid in the millions. The HR people are not that daft that they could not come out with a formula that is fair and just to all parties.
What do you think?
PS. I deserve a National Day medal.
8/17/2018
Survival in the most expensive city the daft way
On The Job as a heartland waste collector: A rancid, repulsive and sobering experience
In the series where Channel NewsAsia journalists try working in some of Singapore’s essential but undervalued jobs, Aqil Haziq Mahmud gets his hands dirty as a waste collector. He comes away with a deep respect for the workers who deal with the relentless flow of trash.
I don't know which was worse: The smell or the creepy crawlies. The stench of rotting food was like vomit mixed with dank, dirty laundry. I struggled not to retch. Then there were the bugs which scuttled everywhere as I bent down to pick up the trash.
Read
more at
https://www.channelnewsasia.com/news/singapore/on-the-job-as-a-heartland-waste-collector-a-rancid-repulsive-and-9390486
The above are paragraphs of a report in CNA. This kind of jobs is never pleasant and very few Singaporeans would want to do unless they are desperate. But in this stupidity has no cure island, once I read a glowing report of a young professional claiming that he could retire in this most expensive island without having to work. And all he needed to do was to go crawling around the estates scavenging for leftovers and 'throwaways' to live by. I think this was shown on TV, giving it some kind of approval.
The
most stupid of it all was that he was able to impress, convince and
attract a bunch of young people to follow him around to dig into rubbish
bins for rejected and leftovers or rotten/expired food items. The
rancid stench and all the slime did not deter them from this nightly
prowl in the wee hours of the morning.
I
hope the young people have some common sense to know that this is not
how to live their lives. They are not the uneducated Ah Bengs, some
looked like undergrads. This is how stupid Sinkies have become,
unthinking and anything novel is stylo milo.
Would
this article in the CNA change their minds, or would they be more
encouraged to go scavenging the rubbish bins at night as a new
lifestyle?
8/16/2018
Frank talks and evil schemes in Washington
"Trump praised U.S.-Australia ties on Friday.
The
relationship we have with Australia is a terrific relationship and
probably stronger now than ever before," Trump said in brief public
remarks at the Oval Office ahead of his meeting with the Australian
prime minister.
Turnbull told the news conference that he and Trump had agreed on new initiatives to deepen security and economic ties....."
Above
is a comment reported by Reuters during the visit by Turnbull to
Washington in Feb this year. The two leaders have agreed on a common
stand to deal with China. The two countries have many similarities and
common interests and both regard China as enemy Number One. They would
like to congratulate each other for conquering and occupying native
countries in Australia and North America and for terminating the natives
to near extinction. And both would be sharing their European heritage,
that they are white Europeans and they should work together against
China.
White
blood is thicker than water, better than coloured Asian blood. They
must have signed a blood pact, to be the rulers of Asia and Asians and
would oppose China in every way they could, even to go to war. For
starters the Australians would increase its incursions into the South
China Sea. In the home front Australia would limit and restrict China's
economic interest and trade with Australia. The latest attack is to
prevent Huawei from entering the 5G mobile phone market.
Turnbull
and Trump must be thinking that they have all the cards to play and the
Chinese are hapless and would be pushed around and be beaten. Just wait
for the Chinese to take counter measures. The time is near for China to
stand up to these white supremacist and invaders and occupiers of
foreign land and countries. And China has started to bash the Aussies.
No political leaders would be allowed to visit China. China has stopped
or cut down its imports of Aussie iron and other raw material. Being the
biggest importer of Australian mineral resources, this stoppage has
caused a big slum in the Aussie economy. Chinese tourism and students to
Australia also went down drastically. Chinese buying of Australian
properties also gone to zero causing a property crash. Australia went
crying to the US, Japan, Europe and India to buy its products, but none
of them could help as their appetite for such raw material are minimal.
Even at greatly reduced prices, the Chinese refused to buy Australia.
Asians
must be united against the neo invasion and domination of Asia and the
rest of the world by the white men. It is time to stand up to the
bullying of Asians. Not only Kim Jong Un has stood up, Duterte has stood
up, Hun Sen has stood up, Aung San Suu Kyi has stood up, Assad has
stood up, and of course Putin and Xi Jinping and many others in Asia,
Africa and Latin America have stood up. The latest is Erdogan and his
Turkey. Many countries in central Asia and Africa have shown their
middle fingers to the Americans and the Europeans in the Belt and Road
Initiative (BRI) of China.
The
days of European Empires and dominance is numbered. They are fighting
to cling on to the last few footholds but not for long. The rest of the
world are not stupid, though some leaders are still beholden to the evil
Americans, the little USAs. There is a new dawn rising.
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