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17-06-2014, 09:00 PM
An honorable member of the Coffee Shop Has Just Posted the Following:
If the “public” doesn’t believe the government’s undertaking that their CPF money is fully-backed and safe, why on earth did they return the PAP to government term after term after term?
Look, even the Workers’ Party MPs have remained silent on the CPF issue except for MP Png Eng Huat who told Parliament: “While we want Singaporeans to work longer and harder for their retirement, it is also prudent to make our CPF savings work harder for us at the same time.”
Perhaps the WP MPs want to stay clear of two-bit blogger Roy Ngerng who is being sued by the Prime Minister for defamation for alleging “misappropriation” of CPF funds. No point drawing dung on the Workers’ Party when the cow is crapping all over the place, in the name of Singaporeans. Just for the record, Roy, you don’t — and I hope never get to — speak on my behalf.
But it is amusing to see the ruling party members wincing helplessly.
In the meantime though, I wonder what sort of advice the prime minister is getting from his communications adviser, Janadas Devan. Why isn’t Janadas writing, as Braema Mathi suggested, a point-by-point rebuttal? Piece of advice, Janadas: write in 40-word points. Today’s youth are incapable of reading anything more at one go, twits that they are.
http://theindependent.sg/the-cpf-reality-check/
Click here to view the whole thread at www.sammyboy.com (http://sammyboy.com/showthread.php?184252-CPF-amusing-to-see-the-ruling-party-members-wincing-helplessly&goto=newpost).
If the “public” doesn’t believe the government’s undertaking that their CPF money is fully-backed and safe, why on earth did they return the PAP to government term after term after term?
Look, even the Workers’ Party MPs have remained silent on the CPF issue except for MP Png Eng Huat who told Parliament: “While we want Singaporeans to work longer and harder for their retirement, it is also prudent to make our CPF savings work harder for us at the same time.”
Perhaps the WP MPs want to stay clear of two-bit blogger Roy Ngerng who is being sued by the Prime Minister for defamation for alleging “misappropriation” of CPF funds. No point drawing dung on the Workers’ Party when the cow is crapping all over the place, in the name of Singaporeans. Just for the record, Roy, you don’t — and I hope never get to — speak on my behalf.
But it is amusing to see the ruling party members wincing helplessly.
In the meantime though, I wonder what sort of advice the prime minister is getting from his communications adviser, Janadas Devan. Why isn’t Janadas writing, as Braema Mathi suggested, a point-by-point rebuttal? Piece of advice, Janadas: write in 40-word points. Today’s youth are incapable of reading anything more at one go, twits that they are.
http://theindependent.sg/the-cpf-reality-check/
Click here to view the whole thread at www.sammyboy.com (http://sammyboy.com/showthread.php?184252-CPF-amusing-to-see-the-ruling-party-members-wincing-helplessly&goto=newpost).