Leong Mun Wai rudely shut down by DPM Heng and Speaker Tan Chuan-Jin
The Independent - Singapore·2021-05-12 23:00
Singapore — Deputy Prime Minister Heng Swee Keat and Speaker of Parliament Tan Chuan-Jin rudely cut short Non-Constituency MP Leong Mun Wai’s questions during the debate on the Significant Infrastructure Government Loan Act (Singa) Bill on Monday (May 10).
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Thomas Ang 15/05/2021
come on lah! wait til u all listen to his speech during the sitting and u all are on duty at that time then u all will know why Dpm heng and speaker stop him and cut him off. even the other mps and ministers in the house including others opposition also agree with that.
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BSLD 15/05/2021
What do you expect, SG Parliament House, is bring controlled by One political party😭
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Sam Tan7653 15/05/2021
PROVED - we can't trust the parliament speaker for being impartial.
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Foo Analice reply Sam Tan7653 15/05/2021
hmm have it ur way bah , i feel its kinda biased based on this comment, if u feel ur right so be it we need to be open minded... howevr like i said, comment on the matters/proposals ongoin mayb like how improve instd of ohh this or that guy is btr mah
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Foo Analice reply OO7 凌凌漆 15/05/2021
welpss same reply nobody aint a fortune teller, who would take responsibility mah.. no need think so much on y one cant ans aigoo
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Foo Analice reply OO7 凌凌漆 15/05/2021
haa.. noone can fortell wat would happen, if wrong den many wld blame agn alamak, if anthr epidemic occurs how? at least they still have funds & all ppl who c doc oso cheaper during needy periods slowly improve laa y? i think we shldnt force sm1 to do the extra work to fortell the unknown future, instead shld come up or improve plans mah... imagine ur boss ask u whch stocks to invest in the nex 20yrs, dun think u'll feel good ya, waste time lah..
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Foo Analice reply OO7 凌凌漆 15/05/2021
welps in this case it does not only consider small elements such as wellbeing of the nation, but like the relations with neighbouring countries as well & much more other factors, like u said so wat if he gives u an *expected future expenditure*, its not promised, wat if touchwood some catastrophie hits & it cant be guaranteed, will u be sure u wld not blame the person who gave it to you, its not like a few months or yrs, is 20yrs bro heiyo is... like even some insurance agent cant specify how much the returns wld be in the future, but can show u the stats of how the company is workin in recent yrs instd & plan from thr
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Foo Analice reply OO7 凌凌漆 15/05/2021
haha well i guess ur eng is gd, jus sayin make peace not blame any1 , i feel we shld debate on the matter not whose fault it is yaknow, maybe is impt to sm to know wat happens 20yrs down the road, altho it may not be tht accurate of results, i wld still respect ur decision
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Cherish L 15/05/2021
Old people choose to work for various reasons. Therefore, it may not be a fair conclusion to point the finger at the government. For those who want to work, at least they can choose to do so and the government is encouraging the employers to employ the old folks who want to work. The government subsidise them for doing so. This is one way the government is helping; whether they need to work or just to past time.
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Thomas Ang 15/05/2021
listen to leong mun wai speak then u all will know.see whether u all will still speak up for him.
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