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    Punggol East By-Election coming ? MP steps down

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    • C Offline
      concern2
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      raysusan:
      Summary....

      We need to divert attention from that MIW.
      Use the vixen to shield the fox..

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        pinky
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        limlim:
        pinky:

        wanna PLAY gotta PAY :evil:


        Play And Pay or Pay And Play :evil: :evil:

        from the recent EMA scandals, I think it should be play then pay , reputation,
        family, marriage?, money, career etc)
        like that chinese saying: ser ji tou shan yi ba tau
        this tau is a sharp parang :evil:

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        • janet88J Offline
          janet88
          last edited by

          From the recent EMA cases, it’s obvious these men are holding BIG posts…and as such their fall from grace is harder to accept.


          Those men who had/are having affairs feel that it is as normal as eating rice.
          So it’s like ‘what’s the big deal?’

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            LostInWoods
            last edited by

            I wouldn’t blame him totally if his wife is reluctant to satisfy his needs. If this is so, then his wife is to be blamed as well. After all, he is a man and we can’t expect him to lead a monk’s life for the rest of his life. So for outsider, it is not for us to judge him unless u know the truth.

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              limlim
              last edited by

              LostInWoods:
              I wouldn't blame him totally if his wife is reluctant to satisfy his needs. If this is so, then his wife is to be blamed as well. After all, he is a man and we can't expect him to lead a monk's life for the rest of his life. So for outsider, it is not for us to judge him unless u know the truth.

              Someone of reasonable reputation already judged him to be an Honorable man.. :evil: :evil: :evil: :evil:

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                Dreamgear
                last edited by

                limlim:
                LostInWoods:

                I wouldn't blame him totally if his wife is reluctant to satisfy his needs. If this is so, then his wife is to be blamed as well. After all, he is a man and we can't expect him to lead a monk's life for the rest of his life. So for outsider, it is not for us to judge him unless u know the truth.


                Someone of reasonable reputation already judged him to be an Honorable man.. :evil: :evil: :evil: :evil:

                Its everyone's fault except his.... He's a honourable man.....

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                  Nebbermind
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                  Dreamgear:
                  limlim:

                  [quote=\"LostInWoods\"]I wouldn't blame him totally if his wife is reluctant to satisfy his needs. If this is so, then his wife is to be blamed as well. After all, he is a man and we can't expect him to lead a monk's life for the rest of his life. So for outsider, it is not for us to judge him unless u know the truth.


                  Someone of reasonable reputation already judged him to be an Honorable man.. :evil: :evil: :evil: :evil:

                  Its everyone's fault except his.... He's a honourable man.....[/quote]You guys seemed to have misread his ex colleague's statement. She said the act of resignation is honorable...she never said the person is. 🤷

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                    Dreamgear
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                    Lets put it this way - he was never going to resign if there is no leakage to the media… The sequence of events tell the story exactly as it happened…

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                      octoberbaby
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                      Leadership comes from Home. A person who messes up his/her life, how to become a leader? may be become the leader of roots.

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                        limlim
                        last edited by

                        Nebbermind:

                        You guys seemed to have misread his ex colleague's statement. She said the act of resignation is honorable...she never said the person is. 🤷
                        If he confess and resign when it started as a rumour and nothing is conclusive at all.. then, I would say he is honourable and due credit to be given for his honesty.

                        BUT, if he resigned in the face of damning evidences sent to the press.. how can it be \"honourable\"? When he is probably faced with no other choice before the Sh!t hits the fan..

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