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Archive for the ‘Snippets’ Category

The day JBJ made me cry: Photos of JBJ’s wake on 3 October 2008

Article and Photos by Fang Zhi Yuan I drove straight to Mount Vernon after picking little Marcus up from the nursery together with my wife. As I turned into Mount Vernon, we were greeted by a huge banner of condolence to the family of JBJ. My wife, being wife, was still nagging me for making a long detour instead of returning...

A legacy that will always be an inspiration: A tribute to JBJ

Written by Ng E-Jay 03 October 2008 My very first encounter with Mr Joshua Benjamin Jeyaretnam (JBJ) was at a small coffeeshop along Peck Seah Street in May 2007. JBJ had rallied friends, supporters, and other interested parties to come together to discuss the formation of a new political party. He spoke in great earnest,...

Singaporeans & Malaysians mourns Mr. JBJ

Showing up at his wake are mourners from Singapore & Malaysian political sector and legal sector. Lots of wreaths arrived too. In my own opinion, had the LEEgime been removed / replaced in Singapore, a state funeral shall be held to honor Mr. JBJ. I call for a big send off for Mr. JBJ on this Saturday, at his funeral. Info Please...

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