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02-06-2013, 03:50 PM
An honorable member of the Coffee Shop Has Just Posted the Following:
Its a well known practice all over the world. Whenever a person who portrays himself as educated, affluent and a influential member of society gets his hand caught in the cookie jar or drops his pants inappropriately the family will immediately claim that it is political persecution.
Their family, friends and associates do the same not because they believe in the prick but because they do not want to add to the tension and the angst.
I remember when Rumpole first appeared and spoke about the article in HK. Tey is not the first and will not be the last.
Its is not only criminals but those who face an unexpected event that is not acceptable to society such as suicides. Next thing you know we have another Bourne Supremacy with Matt Damon running down the escalator of Raffles Place MRT.
In the old days, it was not uncommon of rich families with drug addict sons and daughters. The excuse was serving NS / reservists / studying overseas.
There are of course politically motivated persecution and its one of the most effective tool in any government's armoury. The most infamous case was Chee misappropriating his research funds to pay to courier his wife's dissertation to Princeton. Sadly it was a criminal act but it is lesson to all budding politicians. You better be whiter than white. Any govt will bring out the magnifying glass to get rid of their enemies. Politicians owe to themselves and to their party which is investing in them to be clean. Why do silly things in the first place.
David Marshall is one guy who is notorious for his clean image. He was so rigid that he paid a political price. I rather have David Marshall to invest in and people like him.
Now back to Teys and Todds of the world. Nobody can take away the art of clutching straws. Life carries on.
Click here to view the whole thread at www.sammyboy.com (http://www.sammyboy.com/showthread.php?153525-Criminals-blaming-the-govt&goto=newpost).
Its a well known practice all over the world. Whenever a person who portrays himself as educated, affluent and a influential member of society gets his hand caught in the cookie jar or drops his pants inappropriately the family will immediately claim that it is political persecution.
Their family, friends and associates do the same not because they believe in the prick but because they do not want to add to the tension and the angst.
I remember when Rumpole first appeared and spoke about the article in HK. Tey is not the first and will not be the last.
Its is not only criminals but those who face an unexpected event that is not acceptable to society such as suicides. Next thing you know we have another Bourne Supremacy with Matt Damon running down the escalator of Raffles Place MRT.
In the old days, it was not uncommon of rich families with drug addict sons and daughters. The excuse was serving NS / reservists / studying overseas.
There are of course politically motivated persecution and its one of the most effective tool in any government's armoury. The most infamous case was Chee misappropriating his research funds to pay to courier his wife's dissertation to Princeton. Sadly it was a criminal act but it is lesson to all budding politicians. You better be whiter than white. Any govt will bring out the magnifying glass to get rid of their enemies. Politicians owe to themselves and to their party which is investing in them to be clean. Why do silly things in the first place.
David Marshall is one guy who is notorious for his clean image. He was so rigid that he paid a political price. I rather have David Marshall to invest in and people like him.
Now back to Teys and Todds of the world. Nobody can take away the art of clutching straws. Life carries on.
Click here to view the whole thread at www.sammyboy.com (http://www.sammyboy.com/showthread.php?153525-Criminals-blaming-the-govt&goto=newpost).