Singaporeans are aware there are cover ups, and cases which are left to collect dust in our government offices. I, myself, have sent so many letters and emails to various Ministries and government agencies to feedback and also complain. And what do I get? long biak! (Hit the wall!) And threats.
Am I gonna back off? NO! Definitely not! 7 years! 7 blardy years I hang on to their tails and refuse to let go. I have solid cases (proof) to send some civil servants to jail. And that I will. You can stop me and withhold my letters and complaints from PM Lee Hsien Loong. How long can you keep a fire wrapped up in paper?
I sent my story to local papers, after their reporter tried in vain to get a response from MOE, the editor told me, "MOE said we have a good relationship, so don't ruin it. Sorry, have to drop the story."
Civil servants, you think you can cover the sky with one hand? Try lah. I told you, by hook or by crook I would expose you lot. Little by little. 7 years, I can wait. I wait until next General Election, can? Let's see how your Big Bosses gonna deal with you all when my cases get blown sky high!
It took a young 21-year-old Singaporean Li Hongyi, and also because he is the son of Singapore Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong and grandson of Minister Mentor Lee Kwan Yew, to bring out the dirty laundry in our civil service. Yah, that is how most of our civil servants work! Don't all Singaporeans know!?
All of you can sleep well in the night? All of you can eat well and not choke? Knowing full well how many ordinary citizens you have silenced and suppressed. Amazing. The tables are going to turn.....
I will still labour on, until Justice prevails....... and even after my Death, you cannot stop me.......
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Li Hongyi saga : Shame, shame, Singapore civil servants!!
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26 comments:
frankly speaking, when my friend passed me the letter to read...it was so long loh!
actually everybody did something like that when in the army...even i did that when i'm on duty. this is really nothing. what he had did is the extreme...
SAF kena sabo by him..die liao..life getting better for NSF due to all the deaths, now duty will be hard for them after this complaint!
Ehhh... and I only thought that Malaysia...
Hi, my name is Colin Wang. I really enjoy your blog a lot. Btw i would like to join you in your business. So may i know how do i contact you.
Huh? This is so common in SAF meh? AWOL? I heard my male students talked about their officers who slacked but didn't know the situation is so bad.
I mean if an army officer blatantly goes missing and does as he pleases, then the military is too lax and not disciplined. What would happen if a war occurs? Can our boys fight? Oh, I forgot. the officers don't have to fight.
My boy is going to NS soon. I hope he doesn't get such sh*t. I will have to continue blogging until he ORD. At least SAF knows he has a blogging mummy and would not hesitate to expose all unfairness. ^-^
day-dreamer,
Initially, I cannot believe that Singapore has such civil servants! That was many years ago when I started my business. Then I got to meet more and more of them.
What is unbelievable was that many Singaporeans find that our Government is transparent (actually they themselves say wan) and uncorruptable. Turns out all the crows in the world is the same colour! haha....
Colin Wang,
Thanks.
Which of my businesses are you interested? Email me.
... the editor told me, "MOE said we have a good relationship, so don't ruin it. Sorry, have to drop the story."
It is really disheartening to read that. MOE should have come up a better excuse but no matters, either way your stories won't be published in our local papers. Not yet I suppose.
I admire your courage and you have a cause to fight on. Seven years is a long time and I really hope that something good will come out of this.
Justice prevails!
Wilfrid,
No way my stories will be published in the local papers. Even if they want to, I will not let them.
Surprisingly I have foreign papers which are interested. :)
Justice will prevail. I will make sure it happens. Looking for the right time and place to launch my plan ......
I would say stand up for your rights - you have a good case to fight for!
My award post is up - thanks so very much!
RennyBA,
Yes, I know I have a good case to fight on! I will not let go of that opportunity. I want to show to the ordinary Singaporean that they can also do it. They should stand for their rights!
Thanks for passing on the award.
^-^
Wishbone wrote a similar context post, asking who is LTA X. Similar to your MOE issues I meant.
Apparently the whistle blower are being publicised and circulated but the original sinner is kept under "privacy protection". Is there something wrong with the system or is it just me? Are key witnesses protected the same way as accused person? Or has the objectives of the system been understood wrongly and hence, used wrongly to protect the wrong folks?
The reason why I have always preferred legal framework elsewhere. A friend's husband is working with the FBI currently, he was previously in USCG that's how we eventually hooked up with sharing of maritime issues. Apparently, they uphold the identity of the whistle blower (or what we legally known as the complainant) much tighter than the accused. Reason behind it, is to protect the safety (and also possibility of bribes) of key witnesses. But of course, nothing is perfect. They have their own loopholes too.
I was reading up a bit about ants community some time ago, and I figured that everyone has his/her role to play.
I sense that you may have identified your role in this community as one who exposes the people who are practising ills?
Do what you think is helpful for the community at large, and remember to keep safe, ok?
Well Ed,
Nothing surprises me. I know who is LTA X and the story behind it.
My hubby kept asking me to post it this morning but I decided against it. I don't want to stray too far, already my blog is a little messy.
I shall reserve it for my book.
There is seriously something wrong with our system. And I want it to be set right. My rights as a citizen and voter has been taken away.
oceanskies,
Yes, I took up this role willingly. Call it idealism or brash actions on my part, wrongs have to be corrected.
Children are being taught the wrong values these days. What happened to Patriotism? And for leaders, what happened to their desires to serve the people and country? Money and fame are getting into their heads too much.
It's time for me to teach them a lesson.
Aiyoh! Your civil servants seem a million times better than bolehland's 'chor boh lan' civil servants lor. Not to mention that they are corrupted to the core too!
I think you're causing a lot of nervousness with certain people, ECL.
Hiya... 好黑暗...sigh!
Always trying to cover up their own mistakes and shift our focus to other matters. Many examples liow, I also know.
Yahoooo cocka!
You're back!
Right, compared to those civil servants you mentioned, Singapore's civil servants are better. kekeke......
But cannot because of that, then the Singapore ones can behave this way mah. One day they will become like the rest of the world too. duh.
Captain Picard,
I sure am. hehehe....
Hope as my stories get published, they would piss in their pants whenever my name is mentioned.
tigerfish,
haha.... they thought we have IQs of 50 only! 掩耳盗铃！
Now that more Singaporeans are complaining more and exposing more of these cases, they have no where to hide.
I'm pushing for more transparency and that those who have erred be punished.
I salute you oh Great One. You are brave to go against the government.
Malaysia is no different. Our Malaysian ministers all makan rasuah and talk kok in the media.
I salute you. *Bows*
Hi platinium girl,
Waaaa.... dun liddat leh!
I'm not going against the government, I'm showing them their mistakes and giving them a chance to rectify it.
You really going so strong ECL. Keep you in my prayers. I know God will protect you and damn those you expose.
Thank you, Simple American!
I appreciate your kind gestures. :)
I'm so proud of you my friend....so proud of you!!!!!!!!!!
Hi Ev,
Thanks. ^-^
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