Daily SG: 16 Feb 2012
Yaw-Gate — Hougang MP expelled from Party
[Read the background story here]
- Yahoo: WP’s Low rebuts PM Lee: We have not let the people down
- New Nation: With Yaw expelled, Khaw gloats like a six-year-old
- Sgpolitics.net: WP sets a high bar for the conduct of politicians
- TOC: WP now Whiter than White
- Tan Kin Lian: A sad outcome
- New Asia Republic: WP expels Hougang MP Yaw Shin Leong
- The Art of Dumbspeak: Clever, Clever WP
- Feed Me To The Fish: This Party Does Right!
- Political Writings: Who Will They Field Next?
- Singapore Notes: Running Out Of Patience
- Abdillah Zamzuri: What’s The Matter Yaw?
- RANDOM THOUGHTS OF A FREE THINKER: Yaw Has Ben Expelled, What Now?
- Thoughts of a Cynical Investor: WP: Keeping quiet no longer an option
- Under The Willow Tree: Yaw Shin Leong’s Folly Matched By Workers’ Party’s Principled Stand
- Food Fuels Me To Talk: Uptight Workers Party’s fatal mistake
- Anonymous_X: of Workers Party sacking Yaw Shin Leong: Where is the Love?!?! [Thanks George]
- My Singapore News: Yaw Shin Leong sacked
- Trash Thoughts: Broken Promises by Yaw Shin Leong
- A Singaporean In Australia: Khaw Beh Khaw Bu
Strangers in a Strange Land
- TRE: Why banned kite flying but not alcohol drinking in Jurong Central Park?
This is Singapore. There is no free Press
- Journalism.sg: TEMASEK REVIEW’S OFFSPRING WANTS A MORE RESPONSIBLE IMAGE
- Publichouse: Accusations false and baseless : Foo Mee Har
Infoblogamus
- Yesterday.sg: Free Admission to National Museum’s Singapore History Gallery, Memories at Old Ford Factory and Reflections at Bukit Chandu
- Today: Youth arrested for SAF hoax
————————————————————————–
Singapore Daily highlight netizens’ opinions & interesting news about Singapore. Please share with us interesting blog articles or Facebook Notes.
————————————————————————–
February 16th, 2012 at 12:36 pm
I thought PAP did well by not using “sue” tactics the last election. When the word “sue” is being used, there is a hint of suppression of opinions and appear to be punitive, threatening. We must avoid at all cost, what more if it is a Minister. Singaporean have become more politically astute and so any “sue” tactics used will be seen as born-loser. For the sake of the party, the MP should adopt a stance of humility over hostility.