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Say NO to internet regulation in Singapore.
Daily SG: 4 Jul 2008
Posted by singaporedaily on 4th July 2008
There’s been a lot of noise from the authorities lately about the dangers of the Internet. Are we being soften up for some sort of legislation to be passed soon to fix us?
So, in order to create the perfect smile, a great deal of control must be exercised. To do this, I made Smile Land. In order to protect that perfect, amazing smile. That smile which can save the world. In order to make it so that some at least can live happily until the end of times, without fearing the terror that awaits them. From the moment they’re born until the moment they die, they play here. And, they keep headed towards the end of the world, happily unknowing. Isn’t that amazing?
Will B. Good
Proxy of Smile Land
We Don’t Need No Regulation
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