OK, so you asked
what have I done
to stop or prevent
child prostitution.
I have started a company
in Batam,
poured in my entire
life savings
to finance the company
for over a year already.
For the better part
of the first year,
the company was bleeding
and I supported
the entire company
with my hard earned money.
I kept my staff employed
kept them off the streets.
I rented a huge bungalow
which is my corporate headquarters
my warehouse
and my staff quarters.
My company provides
3 meals a day
for my employees
and lodging too
for some.
I have a company van
that sends them out
to do sales.
When that is not possible
I pay,
for their transport.
My staff,
who are mostly
uneducated,
are paid better
than fresh graduates
in Jakarta.
I pay
for them to come
to Singapore
for training,
mostly their first time
out of the country.
Their kids come to the house
and be babysat
when their parents
work for me,
including single mothers
and former prostitutes.
My general manager
provides english lessons
to the staff
and their children
in the evenings.
Sure, my primary motivation
is profits,
but a company
can afford to have
a social conscience
only when it is making money.
When it was not,
I was the one
carrying 27 employees.
I don't like the idea
of giving handouts.
Look at NKF
in Swingabore,
let alone
Indonesia.
So what have I done
to stop prostitution?
Quite a lot,
although I admit,
I still keep feeling,
I can do more.
20060428
1200 hrs April 28th 2006
So Nomination Day came and went.
37 seats uncontested
which means 44% to the ruling party
by default.
Does anybody actually doubt
that they're gonna win?
And we hear the usual thing
Opposition have no calibre.
Singaporeans tell me the same thing
every 4 years.
They're upset with the government
but what choice do they have?
Because opposition have no calibre.
Just because LKY said so,
we all take it as gospel truth.
I can't decide if Singaporeans
simply lack
the ability to think
for themselves
without parroting
LKY.
If you're upset with the government,
so what if the opposition have no calibre?
Who gives a fuck?
If you're upset with the government,
vote a fucking clown in!!!
Send the message across,
that you prefer
to vote a clown
than a president's scholar.
Show them that
if they want to remain
as ruling party,
they better start
taking the feelings
and welfare
of the people
into consideration
when they make
their policies.
And besides,
if you really want calibre opposition,
vote a clown in.
In 4 years time,
you will find calibre people,
who will think,
if a clown and do it,
so can I.
And don't buy the story
that Singapore will collapse
overnight.
The private sector
have always outperformed
government linked companies
in any industry.
That is not going to change
with a clown
in parliament.
37 seats uncontested
which means 44% to the ruling party
by default.
Does anybody actually doubt
that they're gonna win?
And we hear the usual thing
Opposition have no calibre.
Singaporeans tell me the same thing
every 4 years.
They're upset with the government
but what choice do they have?
Because opposition have no calibre.
Just because LKY said so,
we all take it as gospel truth.
I can't decide if Singaporeans
simply lack
the ability to think
for themselves
without parroting
LKY.
If you're upset with the government,
so what if the opposition have no calibre?
Who gives a fuck?
If you're upset with the government,
vote a fucking clown in!!!
Send the message across,
that you prefer
to vote a clown
than a president's scholar.
Show them that
if they want to remain
as ruling party,
they better start
taking the feelings
and welfare
of the people
into consideration
when they make
their policies.
And besides,
if you really want calibre opposition,
vote a clown in.
In 4 years time,
you will find calibre people,
who will think,
if a clown and do it,
so can I.
And don't buy the story
that Singapore will collapse
overnight.
The private sector
have always outperformed
government linked companies
in any industry.
That is not going to change
with a clown
in parliament.
20060427
1110 hrs April 27th 2006
Read the transcript
of another stupid sermon.
First World Congress against
Commercial Sexual Exploitation of Children
in Cambodia,
by some Swedish broad.
Fuck you bitch.
Don't you think the Cambodian parents
love their children too?
Its a painful decision
the parents have to make!!!
Sacrifice one daughter,
so the rest of the family
can live!!!
If you really want to stop
child prostitution in Cambodia,
why don't you ask your Swedish government,
to let these families migrate
to your beautiful and rich country?
Share some of your wealth
share some of your wonderful life???
I am not for child prostitution either.
But I would hesitate
to take the higher moral ground
like that Swedish hippocritical bitch.
When you're born
into a country
that is poor and corrupt
with no immediate means
of controlling your future,
prostitution
is mostly an unfortunate
and necessary evil.
of another stupid sermon.
First World Congress against
Commercial Sexual Exploitation of Children
in Cambodia,
by some Swedish broad.
Fuck you bitch.
Don't you think the Cambodian parents
love their children too?
Its a painful decision
the parents have to make!!!
Sacrifice one daughter,
so the rest of the family
can live!!!
If you really want to stop
child prostitution in Cambodia,
why don't you ask your Swedish government,
to let these families migrate
to your beautiful and rich country?
Share some of your wealth
share some of your wonderful life???
I am not for child prostitution either.
But I would hesitate
to take the higher moral ground
like that Swedish hippocritical bitch.
When you're born
into a country
that is poor and corrupt
with no immediate means
of controlling your future,
prostitution
is mostly an unfortunate
and necessary evil.
20060425
1405 hrs April 25th 2006
Damnit you guys.
I tried so hard
to refrain
commenting on politics.
Afterall political web blogging
during election time
is banned.
I ain't gonna push my luck
with these guys.
Yes, I do live in fear
and oppression.
Suddenly, I read in the papers
everyone talking
about First World.
Minister Mentor Lee Kuan Yew
said our opposition candidates
are not First World Opposition.
Workers Party Low Thia Khiang
replied that the PAP
is not a First World government.
LKY rebutted that if the PAP
was not a First World government,
the Would Bank and other international bodies
would not have regarded the country
as First World.
Why the hell fuck
are we talking about First World?
Isn't anybody interested,
in issues like rising costs
in Singapore,
housing, unemployment,
education and healthcare,
our economic prospect
in the region
and in the future?
First World my ass
I tried so hard
to refrain
commenting on politics.
Afterall political web blogging
during election time
is banned.
I ain't gonna push my luck
with these guys.
Yes, I do live in fear
and oppression.
Suddenly, I read in the papers
everyone talking
about First World.
Minister Mentor Lee Kuan Yew
said our opposition candidates
are not First World Opposition.
Workers Party Low Thia Khiang
replied that the PAP
is not a First World government.
LKY rebutted that if the PAP
was not a First World government,
the Would Bank and other international bodies
would not have regarded the country
as First World.
Why the hell fuck
are we talking about First World?
Isn't anybody interested,
in issues like rising costs
in Singapore,
housing, unemployment,
education and healthcare,
our economic prospect
in the region
and in the future?
First World my ass
20060420
1430 hrs April 20th 2006
This is NOT
a political blog entry.
But a comment
on LKY's Q&A session
with young people
on national TV,
I was in hospital then
immobilised and
connected to tubes.
A young male journalist
commented that when he helped conduct
a poll
for Strait Times,
he concluded that
there is a climate
of political fear,
amongst the 100 people interviewed.
Minister Mentor Lee Kuan Yew
demanded that the journalist
provide him with the names
of people
who polled that
they fear the PAP.
Minister Mentor Sir,
I am no cross examiner
like you.
I am not even
a journalist.
But if on national TV
you can demand
pollsters be named,
even if I do not live
in fear,
I am afraid,
very afraid.
There is a clearly
a danger
of being named
since you can demand
for names
as you see fit
on national TV.
Your very action
of demanding names
did indeed
strike fear.
Real fear,
in me.
Again, for some reading,
this is not
a political comment
in election times,
but a very real
and fearful reaction
to what I saw
on national TV.
a political blog entry.
But a comment
on LKY's Q&A session
with young people
on national TV,
I was in hospital then
immobilised and
connected to tubes.
A young male journalist
commented that when he helped conduct
a poll
for Strait Times,
he concluded that
there is a climate
of political fear,
amongst the 100 people interviewed.
Minister Mentor Lee Kuan Yew
demanded that the journalist
provide him with the names
of people
who polled that
they fear the PAP.
Minister Mentor Sir,
I am no cross examiner
like you.
I am not even
a journalist.
But if on national TV
you can demand
pollsters be named,
even if I do not live
in fear,
I am afraid,
very afraid.
There is a clearly
a danger
of being named
since you can demand
for names
as you see fit
on national TV.
Your very action
of demanding names
did indeed
strike fear.
Real fear,
in me.
Again, for some reading,
this is not
a political comment
in election times,
but a very real
and fearful reaction
to what I saw
on national TV.
20060408
1245 hrs April 8th 2006
I thought I saw
my ex classmate today.
I remembered him
very clearly in school.
I used to think,
boy, this guy is really dumb.
He is just not good
at any subject
in school.
He could not play
any sport either.
A total loner,
nobody likes you
when what you're good at
amounts to shit,
and your parents
are not even rich.
Rich kids
have this confidence
in themselves.
I guess it comes
when there is nothing
you really want
that your parents can't
buy for you.
It comes when
as a growing child
you can buy food
at the tuckshop
till your hearts content
without having to worry
about not having enough
bus fare
to go home.
It comes when
you have all the tutors
to help you
at your school work.
It comes when
you are afforded
tennis and squash rackets
while the rest of the poor boys
kick a football around.
So I saw him,
sitting alone
staring at his Tiger beer,
and his half eaten
chicken rice.
All alone,
no wife to cook for him,
no kids to come home to.
His tanned face
wore a look of
quiet resignation
with life.
He is probably
a bus or truck
driver.
I hear of the indomitable
human spirit
who overcame enormous odds
to excel
in life.
In him,
I see
another loser.
We always admire
all the winners
in life,
but we are completely
surrounded
by losers.
For every winner,
there's got to be at least
a hundred losers.
I know,
my Dad was
a bus driver himself.
Damnit,
I should have at least
bought that guy
a beer.
I bought drinks
for women
who deserve
a whole lot less.
my ex classmate today.
I remembered him
very clearly in school.
I used to think,
boy, this guy is really dumb.
He is just not good
at any subject
in school.
He could not play
any sport either.
A total loner,
nobody likes you
when what you're good at
amounts to shit,
and your parents
are not even rich.
Rich kids
have this confidence
in themselves.
I guess it comes
when there is nothing
you really want
that your parents can't
buy for you.
It comes when
as a growing child
you can buy food
at the tuckshop
till your hearts content
without having to worry
about not having enough
bus fare
to go home.
It comes when
you have all the tutors
to help you
at your school work.
It comes when
you are afforded
tennis and squash rackets
while the rest of the poor boys
kick a football around.
So I saw him,
sitting alone
staring at his Tiger beer,
and his half eaten
chicken rice.
All alone,
no wife to cook for him,
no kids to come home to.
His tanned face
wore a look of
quiet resignation
with life.
He is probably
a bus or truck
driver.
I hear of the indomitable
human spirit
who overcame enormous odds
to excel
in life.
In him,
I see
another loser.
We always admire
all the winners
in life,
but we are completely
surrounded
by losers.
For every winner,
there's got to be at least
a hundred losers.
I know,
my Dad was
a bus driver himself.
Damnit,
I should have at least
bought that guy
a beer.
I bought drinks
for women
who deserve
a whole lot less.
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