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    • C Offline
      concern2
      last edited by

      pirate:
      concern2:

      Question is - is CPIB smelling anything from all these? 😆


      Not unless some boyfriend or girlfriend makes a report.

      😂

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        AC_Power
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        Honestly, if PAP gets no kick back from appointing AIM and WP gets no cuts from appointing FMSS, there is no case for CPIB. Cos it is still a contract for service rendered and if the vendor overcharged because PAP or WP did no due diligence to ensure getting the best deal, it will be more of a procedural mistake. Will never be a corrupted practice.

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          concern2
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          winchester:
          concern2:

          Not trying to side WP, but based on the time period when HG had to find a contractor to do Town Council work, who would dare to have anything to do with THE OPPOSITIONS? There would have been so many questions of 'what if'...correct me if I am wrong.


          true. only big companies like cpg, or wp-linked companies like fmss. fmss got $26 million in contracts, not bad for being loyal supporters to wp.

          WP-linked means company owned by WP supporter is it? So what does one call a Party-member-owned company? Wah seh, if so, that would be multiple times the advantage that opposition supporters are getting, man... not to include PAP-supporters owned companies ..how many times more? 80% ? Multiplied by the number of years in the contract...? Or number of months? 😆 :siam:

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            concern2
            last edited by

            AC_Power:
            Honestly, if PAP gets no kick back from appointing AIM and WP gets no cuts from appointing FMSS, there is no case for CPIB. Cos it is still a contract for service rendered and if the vendor overcharged because PAP or WP did no due diligence to ensure getting the best deal, it will be more of a procedural mistake. Will never be a corrupted practice.

            You sure or not, AC, no kick - spend $2 to buy toto also got some kick lah.. 🦆
            BTW, CPIB involved only when there is sex and $$ involved is it? :scratchhead:

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              pirate
              last edited by

              concern2:
              WP-linked means company owned by WP supporter is it? So what does one call a Party-member-owned company? Wah seh, if so, that would be multiple times the advantage that opposition supporters are getting, man... not to include PAP-supporters owned companies ..how many times more? 80% ? Multiplied by the number of years in the contract...? Or number of months? 😆 :siam:

              Company owned by WP supporter = WP-linked company.

              Company owned by PAP supporter = Independent third party company.

              Company controlled by directors who are PAP supporters = Independent third party company with a good track record.

              Company controlled by directors who are PAP supporters and beneficially owned by PAP controlled government = Independent third party company with a good track record and strong financial backing.

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                ChiefKiasu
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                pirate:
                Company owned by WP supporter = WP-linked company.


                Company owned by PAP supporter = Independent third party company.

                Company controlled by directors who are PAP supporters = Independent third party company with a good track record.

                Company controlled by directors who are PAP supporters and beneficially owned by PAP controlled government = Independent third party company with a good track record and strong financial backing.
                OK... so what do you call a company co-owned by both PAP and WP supporters? :evil:

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                  pirate
                  last edited by

                  ChiefKiasu:
                  pirate:

                  Company controlled by directors who are PAP supporters and beneficially owned by PAP controlled government = Independent third party company with a good track record and strong financial backing.


                  OK... so what do you call a company co-owned by both PAP and WP supporters? :evil:

                  See above. 😉

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                    Irrelevant
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                    pirate:

                    Company owned by WP supporter = WP-linked company.

                    Company owned by PAP supporter = Independent third party company.

                    Company controlled by directors who are PAP supporters = Independent third party company with a good track record.

                    Company controlled by directors who are PAP supporters and beneficially owned by PAP controlled government = Independent third party company with a good track record and strong financial backing.
                    I LIKE!!! 😆

                    One heck of a slippery slope our MIW are getting into.

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