Fancy T-shirts bring jail time.

I'd like to thank secretpoliticalblog for featuring this picture that I have been searching for. Having read their article with the relevant links,
I'm pleased to note that bloggers are still blogging even after we have been threatened so by a Mintster,

"Anonymity in cyberspace is an illusion. You will remember in 2007, we prosecuted three persons under the Sedition Act because of the blogs they put up which denigrated the religion of one of our communities in Singapore.

"The reason we did that was to send the message that your words have an impact; if need be, we can identify you, and if we have to, we will be prepared to prosecute you." Read here.

This "Dearest Minister Mentor God Lee Kuan Yew" blog by singaporecitizen (read here) adds to the reason why we are progressing as a nation "to build a democratic society based on justice and equality so as to achieve happiness and progress for our nation".

Much as we have been warned by the "kiasu", "kiasi" and the balls carrying "kia chenghu" that alternative views lead you to prison and/or bankruptcy and we'd better let sleeping dogs lie, I believe that:

• Mr JB Jeyaratnam is honoured and well respected by many Singaporeans for his contribution towards democracy and nation building.
• Mr Chee Soon Juan and his sister Sok Chin though bankrupted still do much to show Singapore and the whole world that there is more to bully and intimidation to extinguish the fire for human rights and democracy.
• Mr Martyn See (read here and video here) with his courage and persistence has shown us truth (some wish that's best buried than to belittle the rich and powerful) is instrumental in making history speaks for all. The vanquished may have more credible story than the victor.
  
• The light will shine and truth will be told for Mr Chia Thye Poh, Mr Said Zahari, Mr Tan Wah Peow, Mr Francis Seow, Mr Tang Liang Hong, Ms Teo Soh Lung & Mr Vincent Cheng & Co (of the Marxist Conspiracy) when more are willing to share the truth without fear or favour.
• Singapore will evolve. The power that is can no longer remain complacent and treat Singaporeans as frogs-in-the-well. With cyberspace, alternative views are available and msm no longer hold the trump card of being the only source of news and propaganda.

Having read secretpoliticalblog, the only comment I wish to add is unless we witness or hear the proceedings of the court presided by Belinda Ang, we will never know if it's kangaroo or donkey or what have you. To judge for yourself, please visit here and other transcripts available in cyberspace.

Kangaroo in a court or judge in a zoo? It's your call.

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