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This joker Malik talk cock and sing song only nia, Sinkaporeabs no need to worship him like Hero at all. One phone call from the Investigating Officer warning him to shut the fcuk up, he die die also dare not bark liao. Which Sinkaporean NOT afraid of the famiLEE’s Police Doggies one? Dio bo? Got little bit support from Netizens nia shout loud loud, some more garang garang challenge the Police to "try him" wor. Sibei garang man! Sekali if receive threat from Police say die die charge him, see he still cry father cry mother or not. By then, if Police tell him to call Vivian DADDY in exchange for no charge, Malik sure call one. No believe a? C’mon lar, I in system long long liao to know who will break, who won’t break, Malik is nowhere near Dr Chee's balls, this I bet. Give him 3 days the most, he sure come out crawling on his knees and begging for mercy, singing praises for PAPies, anyone not agree with me?   Forecaster Extraordinarie II   P/S: Letter written under the influence of alcohol, readers are welcomed to flame me until proven otherwise. :)    Read More →

Please don’t be misled, this 9k was never intended to reward NSman. Do not compare your NS period whether worth it or not. Look deeper inside, its to ‘buy’ votes in a way. Dangle something infront of your face and making you sway in their favor and hoping things goes their way. I have no idea why come out with this ‘carrot’, is it because no more money left to give like last years prior to ge so give us such a big sum which can only smell and can NEVER touch? Who he trying to con? We singaporeans are indeed looking at the bigger picture, heck we dun really give a damn about the 9k, I want a job, security in life which is more practical. We look long term ok. Dun try to hoodwink us, and to use an untouchable 9k to ‘lure’ us? Haha.. Might as well say 100k, hear even more shiok. Take this bait which is practically nonexistent and let your future generations suffer? Foreigners is a serious issue which need to be address, and garment apparently is just brushing concerns abt true blu singaporeans without sparing a thought about their future and survival. This leader is only concern about bringing in more foreigners to make their votes count his way. Indeed, if we did not vote wisely, true-blu singaporeans will never have a chance to speak up anymore in future. Not sure, but I feel singaporeans are much wiser already, being bitten and betrayed (jobs, housing etc), don’t think will fall into the trap again. I have a feeling this GE will probably leave some impact for our voices to be heard. Well for some, ignorance is perhaps bliss if they chose to think in that way.   Facts is Facts  Read More →

The government on Monday introduced more measures to cool the buoyant property market. These include raising the holding period for which a home seller must pay a stamp duty and reducing the maximum bank loan amount for existing home owners who want to buy another property. The measures, which take immediate effect, came as a strong economy and low borrowing rates have continued to push property prices up, sparking concerns of a property bubble. Private property prices shot up by some 11 per cent in the first half of this year and have now exceeded the previous peak in 1996. National Development Minister Mah Bow Tan said prices are "on the high side". He said: "If the current momentum in the market continues, what will likely happen is that a property bubble will form. And when the bubble burst, and not if, but when the bubble burst, there will be severe implications for individuals, as well as for the economy on the whole." So the government has moved to curb speculation and also encourage financial prudence among buyers. The holding period for the seller's stamp duty has been increased from one to three years to discourage home owners from flipping. The seller's stamp duty was first introduced in February this year. Another measure will impact those who have one or more outstanding housing loan. Home buyers who already have at least one mortgage will have to pay more cash upfront when buying their next property. The minimum cash payment has been doubled from five per cent to 10 per cent of the home's valuation, while the maximum bank loan amount has been reduced from 80 to 70 per cent. The government said the objective of the measures is "to ensure a stable and sustainable property market where prices move in line with economic fundamentals". The Housing and Development Board (HDB) has also introduced anti-speculative measures to its resale market. These include increasing the minimum occupation period for non-subsidised flats to 5 years. Mr Mah stressed that HDB flats are meant for long-term occupation, and not for speculation. Home owners can no longer own both private property and an HDB flat at the same time during the minimum occupation period. So those who buy a non-subsidised HDB flat must sell off their private property within six months. Similarly, home owners of non-subsidised HDB flats will not be allowed to own private property before the minimum occupation period is up. These changes will only apply to those submitting flat applications from August 30 and will not be applied retrospectively. Mr Mah also gave the assurance that there will be more help for first-time home buyers. The HDB will raise the supply of flats. Up to 22,000 new Build-To-Order (BTO) flats will be made available next year. Together with the 16,000 BTO flats released this year, HDB will be offering more new flats over the two years than all the flats in Toa Payoh town today. In addition, the waiting time for a BTO flat will be reduced by six months to 2-1/2 years. To help the sandwiched class, those earning between S$8,000 and S$10,000 will now be eligible for flats under the Design, Build and Sell Scheme (DBSS). HDB will also release land for 4,000 DBSS flats and 4,000 Executive Condominiums next year. It said new sites for DBSS projects in Bedok, Hougang and Jurong will be put up for tender later this year. Sites in Punggol, Pasir Ris, Bukit Panjang and Tampines will also be released for the development of executive condominiums. by Joanne Chan - CNA  Read More →