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03-04-2016, 03:50 AM
An honorable member of the Coffee Shop Has Just Posted the Following:
Kenneth Jeyaretnam
April 1 at 11:21pm ·
Never stand in the way of a Lee family member requiring promotion. The hard truth is that Lee Kuan Yew's daughter wouldn't hold the post of director of NNI if the previous director hadn't been mysteriously fixed. He was an obstacle to Wei Ling's promotion. He was fired for wrongdoing and a web of deceit concocted around him.
Our government made a concerted effort to tarnish his professional reputation and asked the UK medical council to strike him off. Fortunately the PAP's influence has limits. Although they could remove my late father as a lawyer through a trumped up case here they couldn't do the same thing to a doctor overseas once he left our shores.
Back in his home country he was able to fight his case and prove his innocence. That former head of NNI was fully supported by the General Medical Council in Britain and no wrongdoing was found so his reputation was salvaged although of course he had lost his job as director of NNI by then.
A medical watchdog then issued an warning advising foreign doctors not to take up posts in Singapore.
So who then filled his vacant seat? Lee Wei Ling his former subordinate quietly succeeded him as director.
Medical group tells doctors not to work in Singapore : Financial Times (http://www.singapore-window.org/sw04/040708ft.htm)
Click here to view the whole thread at www.sammyboy.com (http://www.sammyboy.com/showthread.php?227596-Lee-Wei-Ling-instigated-the-dismissal-of-her-former-director-at-NNI&goto=newpost).
Kenneth Jeyaretnam
April 1 at 11:21pm ·
Never stand in the way of a Lee family member requiring promotion. The hard truth is that Lee Kuan Yew's daughter wouldn't hold the post of director of NNI if the previous director hadn't been mysteriously fixed. He was an obstacle to Wei Ling's promotion. He was fired for wrongdoing and a web of deceit concocted around him.
Our government made a concerted effort to tarnish his professional reputation and asked the UK medical council to strike him off. Fortunately the PAP's influence has limits. Although they could remove my late father as a lawyer through a trumped up case here they couldn't do the same thing to a doctor overseas once he left our shores.
Back in his home country he was able to fight his case and prove his innocence. That former head of NNI was fully supported by the General Medical Council in Britain and no wrongdoing was found so his reputation was salvaged although of course he had lost his job as director of NNI by then.
A medical watchdog then issued an warning advising foreign doctors not to take up posts in Singapore.
So who then filled his vacant seat? Lee Wei Ling his former subordinate quietly succeeded him as director.
Medical group tells doctors not to work in Singapore : Financial Times (http://www.singapore-window.org/sw04/040708ft.htm)
Click here to view the whole thread at www.sammyboy.com (http://www.sammyboy.com/showthread.php?227596-Lee-Wei-Ling-instigated-the-dismissal-of-her-former-director-at-NNI&goto=newpost).