as can be seen, the sdppies clones and whinners cannot even tolerate other's posting - namely mine - they expect the gabramen to tolerate their sdppies' bigger public nonsense.
just think if such bunch of clowns have their right of way and rule the martial world......
the chee's clan had once again mortally being defeated. maybe it's time for them to check into mt. changi and go into recluse to recharge themselves. they would eventually recover fr their internal injuries, fine tune their CRAZY DRAGON 18 DEADLY BLOW, descend fr mt changi and again try to dominate the martial world.
another duel in the very near future again?
really it's a pity that chee's clan is being crippled now. if not they could really exploit the dire situation of another current martial's world turmoil using the LEHMAN BROTHER'S deadly darts to hit the kangaroos.
what a waste!!
the martial arts coming from the chee's clan would never end. just like chia sai mentioned about "chopping up the piggy to split the porky" while he was in wp, the whole scenario repeats here.
there isn't firm UNITY. there isn't selfess sacrifices. there isn't even sincere caring among each other. it was already a battle lost before it even got started.
strangely, they never learn. if they have learnt, i believe the peasants would be tuned into their wavelength and feel for them, feel with them and even fight along with them.
sadly, they are just a bunch of "clowns" to many. ask around. see what kind of response u get from a neutral man-in-the-street. again, i doubt the sdppies would accept the authentic answer that is not listed in their 10 TOP CLASSIFEDS LIST.
Monday, October 27, 2008
Saturday, October 25, 2008
MONEY$PILL to the rescue??
the lost skill of CRAZY DRAGON 18 DEADLY BLOW must be executed with precision. only 18 DEADLY BLOWS. excess 1 or less 2 and the whole stance crumbled. all involved executing the feat would suffer irreconciable internal injuries.
chia sai only aggravated the situation. what they need most now is the illusive M$PILL or MONEYDOLLAR-PILLS; legal fees payable to private lawyers not included
speaking about "leegal fees". would it be cheaper to pay the fines or the lawyers?
they have chosen to stand trial which means the cheapest of all would be to go to JAIL
uncle yap was always seen in activism event with chee. obviously it would be hard to shake off that impression.
by the way, SDP all along have uncleyap first way before chia and his looney F4 gang. accordingly, uncleyap is more senior in status and his past efforts to SDP should be appreciated.
why the discord is happening now? strangely, if we recall another clan WP, there was discord there too in the past. now, who could be the missing link here?
uncleyap has called for more M$PILLs to heal the injured disciples:
What can the public do to help? Donate & Support if you can not take part.
Donate to the legal defense funds or help some activists to pay fines, so that those can not afford to go to jail can still take part in protests.
if chee's clan had the supporters, the peasants' endorsement and even the dubious foreign forces, this shouldn't be a problem.
just for the record:
WOULD YOU DONATE? HOW MUCH? HOW MANY TIMES?
by this alone, they have already contradicted their own protest of TAK BOLEH TAHAN to high prices. then what about the M$PILL donation to them? all this worth for an intrinsic cause??
very confusing indeed!!
Friday, October 24, 2008
SUBPLOT FROM THE KANGAROO HILL SHOWDOWN
Discord among defendants
By Jeremy Au Yong, Political Correspondent
THERE were disagreements in court on Friday as the first prosecution witness took the stand in the ongoing trial of 17 people charged with taking part in an illegal assembly outside Parliament House on Mar 15.
However, this came from among defendants themselves, as they could not see eye-to-eye on a number of matters.
Chief among these was the line of questioning of police photographer Nor Hidah Ali Jinnah, the witness.
At one point, lawyer Chia Ti Lik, a defendant, interrupted fellow defendant Yap Keng Ho's cross-examination to say: 'Your Honour, I do not see the relevance of this line of questioning. And I wonder why the DPP (Deputy Public Prosecutor) has not objected.'
Yap had been questioning the police photographer on the type of flash she used to take pictures of the scene. He said it was to establish the authenticity of the photos.
Staff Sergeant Nor Hidah had been tasked to take pictures of the area where the assembly and procession had allegedly taken place, to establish the setting.
Half an hour of questions from Yap delving into technical details of her camera equipment made his co-defendants lose patience.
it seems that CRAZY DRAGON 18 DEADLY BLOWS could easily go haywire when another "extra" blow was included.
By Jeremy Au Yong, Political Correspondent
THERE were disagreements in court on Friday as the first prosecution witness took the stand in the ongoing trial of 17 people charged with taking part in an illegal assembly outside Parliament House on Mar 15.
However, this came from among defendants themselves, as they could not see eye-to-eye on a number of matters.
Chief among these was the line of questioning of police photographer Nor Hidah Ali Jinnah, the witness.
At one point, lawyer Chia Ti Lik, a defendant, interrupted fellow defendant Yap Keng Ho's cross-examination to say: 'Your Honour, I do not see the relevance of this line of questioning. And I wonder why the DPP (Deputy Public Prosecutor) has not objected.'
Yap had been questioning the police photographer on the type of flash she used to take pictures of the scene. He said it was to establish the authenticity of the photos.
Staff Sergeant Nor Hidah had been tasked to take pictures of the area where the assembly and procession had allegedly taken place, to establish the setting.
Half an hour of questions from Yap delving into technical details of her camera equipment made his co-defendants lose patience.
it seems that CRAZY DRAGON 18 DEADLY BLOWS could easily go haywire when another "extra" blow was included.
Thursday, October 23, 2008
kangaroos won, HE ruled!
as usual, kangaroocourt won the showdown. peasants weren't really there to back chee's clan with their peoples' power.
and so HE continued to dominate the martial world. more comments from:
From: PAPbest 2:14 pm
To: ALL (1 of 1)
10186.1
SDP Activists belittle Civil Disobedience and Tak Boleh Tahan Campaign
In its latest article "AGC cannot decide whether to use video or not", SDP reporting seems to become a laughable joke. Let's take a look at some excerpts in quotes:
"The morning started off with Mr Ng E-jay pleading guilty to the charge of taking part in an assembly outside Parliament House. The second charge of participating in a procession was taken into consideration. Mr Ng was subsequently fined $600."
Compare this to the article "Come and support the activists during the trial" which read, "We are proud of being able to come together to defend and push for the rights of our fellow citizens, for without these rights we are at the mercy of the PAP. We know that we are guided by the truth and righteousness."
If SDP knows it's righteous, why did its activist pleaded guilty in the morning?
"In the end, Mr George pleaded guilty as this was the only way for him to get back to his work. He was fined $1,200."
What's more, one of the SDP activists pleaded guilty just to go back to work! Seems like career is more important than political stand.
The Best Job Insurance: SDP calls out for supporters to donate to its legal defence fund, which will be used to keep Mr George's job.
With the guilty pleas, SDP has lost its legitimacy among its supporters. This is because SDP has gone back on its civil disobedience action. Remember how Dr Chee claimed to be on hunger strike but secretly drank glucose water?
Oscar Award for the most illogical statement of the YEAR:
"I understand what was read out to me," Mr Jufrie replied, "what I don't understand is why are we being charged. You see groups of tourists and other people everyday in front of Parliament. Why are they all not charged?"
This either shows the naivity of Mr Jufrie to law, or that he's trying to say the SDP did not campaign at all in front of Parliament. So wasn't there a demonstration?
In conclusion, SDP doesn't really care about the poor in Singapore as much as they say they are. It protested outside Parliament House but said they were just like tourists walking pass Parliament without intention of demanding more to be done to alleviate poverty in Singapore. All else said, after the bankruptcy of SDP, it could consider joining the Entertainment industry.
so it's not really a ONE FOR ALL AND ALL FOR ONE unity here but then again, it's FREEDOM OF CHOICE. the 2 who pleaded guilty instead of standing trial had made a "wise" decision.
one question though: did they ever anticipate this final verdict to happen to what they were made to think they had participated in a "peaceful" public protest??
....showtime!!
blogger Ng E-Jay, who said that he was pleading guilty
Oct 23, 2008
19 on illegal assembly trial
One pleaded guilty
By Jeremy Au Yong
IT WAS a lively start to the first day of court proceedings for 19 people accused of demonstrating in front of Parliament House in March this year.
The 19, who include Singapore Democratic Party chief Chee Soon Juan and his sister Chee Siok Chin, have been charged with taking part in an illegal assembly and a subsequent procession.
The group piled into Court 5 of the Subordinate Courts at 9.30 am on Thursday, and extra chairs had to be brought in to accomodate all of them. The public gallery was filled with about 20 people, including supporters of the SDP and those on trial.
Amid the noise and commotion as the defendants were taking their seats before proceedings started, one of them, blogger Yap Keng Ho, 45, remarked to the rest: 'This is the largest pasar malam in the history of Singapore'.
During the course of proceedings before District Judge Chia Wee Kiat, several of those who were charged rose to ask questions or make applications.
There were requests for copies of video clips taken by the police of the Mar 15 event; one accused sought an adjournment as he wanted to get back to his job; and one asked for the Court to observe a minute's silence for the late opposition polition JB Jeyaretnam, who was to have represented several of the activists.
But the first order of formal business on Thursday morning for Dstrict Judge Chia was to deal with the decision by one of the accused, blogger Ng E-Jay, who said that he was pleading guilty.
He told The Straits Times that he had decided to do so just on Wednesday.
Proceedings were then adjourned so that his case could be dealt with before the trial of the remaining 18 accused begin. They will return to the court at 3.30pm on Thursday.
Ng was fined $600, or six days in jail in default, after he admitted to the charge.
Wednesday, October 22, 2008
SHOWDOWN, SHOWTIME at kangaroo hill
today's the day. CRAZY DRAGON 18 DEADLY BLOWS was ready for showdown with kangaroocourt clan. their names were finally revealed. this time the number was correct: lucky 18.
The TBT 18:
1. Gandhi Ambalam
2. Chia Ti Lik
3. Chong Kai Xiong
4. Jeffrey George
5. Jaslyn Go
6. Chee Siok Chin
7. Govindan Rajan
8. Chee Soon Juan
9. Jufrie Mahmood
10. Jufri Salim
11. Surayah Akbar
12. Ng E-Jay
13. Seelan Palay
14. Shaffie
15. Carl Lang
16. John Tan
17. Francis Yong
18. Sylvester Lim
their last frantic SOS call to peasants:
In times such as these, we urge our fellow Singaporeans to show your support to the activists. Democracy should not just be the cause of the few, but the noble effort of all who care and love Singapore.
Put away your fears. Make time for your fellow citizens who have been courageous enough not just to complain but actually do something for our rights and freedom. Let them know that you care and want to support what they do.
This is no time to look away. Please make your way down to Subordinate Court No. 5 at 9:30 am on 23 Oct 08, Thursday and let them know, "I'm here with you."
what would be the outcome? it would definitely be a FINE day for them. would they have enough $M pills to survive?
SHITS SMEARING TIMES would report it the next day. i don't think mediacorpse would air coverage for this trial until after they meticulously edit it so that not to provoke emotion of peasants.
The TBT 18:
1. Gandhi Ambalam
2. Chia Ti Lik
3. Chong Kai Xiong
4. Jeffrey George
5. Jaslyn Go
6. Chee Siok Chin
7. Govindan Rajan
8. Chee Soon Juan
9. Jufrie Mahmood
10. Jufri Salim
11. Surayah Akbar
12. Ng E-Jay
13. Seelan Palay
14. Shaffie
15. Carl Lang
16. John Tan
17. Francis Yong
18. Sylvester Lim
their last frantic SOS call to peasants:
In times such as these, we urge our fellow Singaporeans to show your support to the activists. Democracy should not just be the cause of the few, but the noble effort of all who care and love Singapore.
Put away your fears. Make time for your fellow citizens who have been courageous enough not just to complain but actually do something for our rights and freedom. Let them know that you care and want to support what they do.
This is no time to look away. Please make your way down to Subordinate Court No. 5 at 9:30 am on 23 Oct 08, Thursday and let them know, "I'm here with you."
what would be the outcome? it would definitely be a FINE day for them. would they have enough $M pills to survive?
SHITS SMEARING TIMES would report it the next day. i don't think mediacorpse would air coverage for this trial until after they meticulously edit it so that not to provoke emotion of peasants.
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