http://majulah.xblogger.net The Satarical Outlook On Singapore Wed, 14 May 2008 04:21:47 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en If you ever run out of topics to talk about Singapore, the followings may help: (1) Mas Selamat has run road for a few months. Minister still happily collecting monthly salary. Gurkha guards probably sacked. And best of all, 66.6% of Singaporeans have forgotten. (2) Billions of dollars loss on papers. CEO ... http://majulah.xblogger.net/index.php/2008/05/14/running-out-of-blog-topics-try-to-blog-these-topics/ When you watch TV media news on a daily basis, you will hear news of foreign leaders like Bush, Brown, Rudd, Hu, Fukuda, Putin et al. News crews would follow them almost everywhere they go and comment on what their policies are. However, the HIGHEST paid leader of any country ... http://majulah.xblogger.net/index.php/2008/04/29/excuse-me-do-you-know-where-lee-hsien-loong-is/ Remember the woman who was trying to sell muffin but her muffin looked so bad that no one bother to buy from her. Her average sales was like $30 and then came along Channel 8 and their life saving show, where this woman, Felicia was introduced to a top chef ... http://majulah.xblogger.net/index.php/2008/04/28/channel-8-helped-made-this-woman-23000-a-month/ So much for standing behind their Singapore girl. Singapore Airlines, I bet you a million bucks will not do anything further. Afterall, the husband of the woman in question sits on its subsidiary board. In this news report, the police prosecutors did an amazing withdrawal of charges against ... http://majulah.xblogger.net/index.php/2008/04/25/will-the-prosecuters-please-withdraw-charges-against-me-if-i-ever-slap-a-singapore-airlines-stewardess/ As the government assures Singaporeans that there are adequate rice for all Singaporeans, Singaporeans will do their usual kiasu stunt and wipe the entire island of rice stockholding clean. Now, price of a bag of rice will definitely go up. So much for the three months stockpile which seems to ... http://majulah.xblogger.net/index.php/2008/04/05/missing-rice-in-supermarket-where-is-my-rice-feed-me-please/ Singapore can be said to be one of the most transparent country. Yes, so transparent that when the government makes a mistake, they will tell you about it. Yes, it is an honest mistake. So let's move on. Well, that's Singapore and transparent. Look at how well the and how well ... http://majulah.xblogger.net/index.php/2008/04/03/who-pays-for-mistakes-in-singapore-err-the-transparent-singapore/ Read this story from ChannelNewsAsia. Why is an angmor given such a light sentence? This is definitely not a deterrent sentence. And the judge is WRONG to say that in future there may be jail term because this case can be used as a reference. What makes this man different from ... http://majulah.xblogger.net/index.php/2008/04/02/come-enter-singapore-as-you-wished-for-only-5000/ This will be one of the shortest post. I don't want to go into details, neither do I want to discuss about it. Malaysia's de facto minister in charge of law is ********** from ******** firm. Singapore Law Minister is *********** from ********** firm. And both firms are now closely related in their ... http://majulah.xblogger.net/index.php/2008/03/31/an-interesting-observation-laws-in-malaysia-singapore-to-be-controlled-by-related-parties/ Singapore government is like a parent to all Singaporeans. Remember in the early 80s they tell you how it is important not to have too many children. Stop at two, Lee Kuan Yew will tell you. Too many, it seems will be too much for the small resources that Singapore will ... http://majulah.xblogger.net/index.php/2008/03/29/singapore-government-is-like-your-nagging-mummy-and-daddy/ Singapore mainstream media propaganda machines are working overtime again. They were succesful in the first instance when they told the easily tricked Singaporeans into believing that everyone of them that crosses the causeway would get raped, pillaged, carjacked, robbed or whatever nasty things the mainstream media could conjure. Stories of how ... http://majulah.xblogger.net/index.php/2008/03/23/singapore-media-spinning-tales-again-and-again/