Trump’s double standard on freedom of speech threatens America’s image
A March 24 decision by a US immigration court in Chicago to grant asylum to Amos Yee, an 18-year-old blogger from the tiny Asian city-state of Singapore, has lit up news media worldwide because it illuminates new dangers to freedoms of speech, not only in Singapore — which ranks near the bottom of every assessment of press...
Ang moh tua kee mentality of Pink Dot Organisers
What a bunch of wanking buggers who only saw ang mohs as their only sponsors. Ang moh tua kee isit? Sad. Although I’m very happy that the movement has local supporters that are happy to sponsor the event (so unlike the cheapskates that populate TRELand always claiming poverty when TR Emeritus (TRE) asks for donations). With...
Amos Yee’s asylum – MHA distorts US court’s decision
Singapore tries to spin out of its embarrassment over the United States court decision to grant asylum to Amos Yee by presenting it as an endorsement of “hate speech”. The Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) called it “the prerogative of the US to take in such people who engage in hate speech”, and went on to warn that “many...
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