Thursday, November 24, 2005
In SGFairy's headline news today..
The Fairy was punched in the eye today on the MRT by another woman.
Yes I know all of you think that it was because the woman was jealous of my looks, but that wasn't the case... though I wonder...
I am aware that people feel the urgent need to rush out of the train doors when they have arrived at their aligning station, but really, do you have to push and jolt your way through???
That woman was pushing herself through, flapping her arms about and her knuckle got right into my eye. That was at the Lavender station. I align at Orchard station, walk 10 minutes to my office - my eye still hurts.
And she didn't even apologise. Bloody bitch.
Thankfully I can still see. That's how I read the bit of news about the Australian state Attorney-General arrived in SG yesterday, and is going to meet SG Law and Home Minister Ho Peng Kee to deliver a letter from the Victorian Premier to the SG Govt outlining their opposition to the death penalty and mitigating factors in the case.
Sigh... the entire morality debate over the death penalty is one thing. But one govt has no right to tell another how to execute their criminal laws.
It is a well-known fact that the 'evil' SG govt hangs those who bring more than 30g of drugs in. You commit the crime in our land, you pay the price, simple as that --- unless you can convince the judge that your mind and actions were controlled by some kingpin and so hence, it was totally not your fault.
By doing what they are doing, Australia clearly has no regard and respect for the SG Govt and State, thinks us incapable of governing ourselves and has undermined our sovereignty and territorial rights. Even if they think that the death penalty is wrong, they have no right to force their way of thinking down our throats.
So there.
Oh, look at this: http://www.abc.net.au/lateline/content/2005/s1513146.htm
If I ever meet Chee Soon Juan, I will grab him by the head and bang it, hard, against the wall.
By the way, the Australian Broadcasting Corporation should get their facts right. That man is no ' leading opposition figure in Singapore'; he is a total embarrassment to us Singaporeans. Leading Opposition figures would be people like Mr. Chiam, Mr. Low and our rising lady, Sylvia Wong.
CSJ made Singapore sound like we're North Korea or something, a country living in isolation, completely shut out from the rest of the world and unaware of what is going on.
He has no right to come in, and act as though he's speaking on behalf of his repressed countrymen. Repressed or not, no Singaporean would want to be led by a raving lunatic who has proven himself to be ever ready to kiss white ass. And let's not forget the way he screamed at then-PM Goh; you call him a politican???
Yes I know all of you think that it was because the woman was jealous of my looks, but that wasn't the case... though I wonder...
I am aware that people feel the urgent need to rush out of the train doors when they have arrived at their aligning station, but really, do you have to push and jolt your way through???
That woman was pushing herself through, flapping her arms about and her knuckle got right into my eye. That was at the Lavender station. I align at Orchard station, walk 10 minutes to my office - my eye still hurts.
And she didn't even apologise. Bloody bitch.
Thankfully I can still see. That's how I read the bit of news about the Australian state Attorney-General arrived in SG yesterday, and is going to meet SG Law and Home Minister Ho Peng Kee to deliver a letter from the Victorian Premier to the SG Govt outlining their opposition to the death penalty and mitigating factors in the case.
Sigh... the entire morality debate over the death penalty is one thing. But one govt has no right to tell another how to execute their criminal laws.
It is a well-known fact that the 'evil' SG govt hangs those who bring more than 30g of drugs in. You commit the crime in our land, you pay the price, simple as that --- unless you can convince the judge that your mind and actions were controlled by some kingpin and so hence, it was totally not your fault.
By doing what they are doing, Australia clearly has no regard and respect for the SG Govt and State, thinks us incapable of governing ourselves and has undermined our sovereignty and territorial rights. Even if they think that the death penalty is wrong, they have no right to force their way of thinking down our throats.
So there.
Oh, look at this: http://www.abc.net.au/lateline/content/2005/s1513146.htm
If I ever meet Chee Soon Juan, I will grab him by the head and bang it, hard, against the wall.
By the way, the Australian Broadcasting Corporation should get their facts right. That man is no ' leading opposition figure in Singapore'; he is a total embarrassment to us Singaporeans. Leading Opposition figures would be people like Mr. Chiam, Mr. Low and our rising lady, Sylvia Wong.
CSJ made Singapore sound like we're North Korea or something, a country living in isolation, completely shut out from the rest of the world and unaware of what is going on.
He has no right to come in, and act as though he's speaking on behalf of his repressed countrymen. Repressed or not, no Singaporean would want to be led by a raving lunatic who has proven himself to be ever ready to kiss white ass. And let's not forget the way he screamed at then-PM Goh; you call him a politican???
