A Few Good Men?

It is silly. It is embarrassing. It hurts!

We are taught by our parents to respect the dead. Don't say or write things about them in a negative manner. I shall now write about the living . . . A Few Good Men?

How can a man be good when:

• He worked for the Japanese during the Occupation.
  "Having taken Chinese and Japanese lessons since 1942, he was able to find work transcribing Allied wire reports for the Japanese, as well as being the English-language editor on the Japanese Hodobu (報道部 – an information or propaganda department) from 1943 to 1944." [Link]
  
• He took freedom away from Chia Thye Poh for 31 years [Link]
• He took freedom away from Lim Hock Siew for 19 years [Link]
• He took freedom away from Said Zahari for 17 years [Link]
• He insulted Singaporeans by calling them daft [Link]

How can another man be good when:

• He threatened Singaporeans that they will be living in slum (no HDB and lift upgrading) if they did not vote for PAP in 2006 [Link] & [Link]
• He insulted the character of Tan Jee Say when TJS joined the SDP to run against the PAP in 2011 Election [Link]
• He is dumb on the Tin Pei Lin's heat on Cooling Off Day [Link]

How can the third man be good when:

• During the Japanese Occupation of Singapore, he worked for the Japanese Kempeitai as a translator. [Link]
• He sucks more than $4,000,000 per annum from the taxpayers while keeping dumb on all that was happening for the past 12 years. As Head of State, he should have expressed his concern for the citizens when their livelihood were affected by the high cost of living namely, HDB; transport; food; utilities and other essentials. The influx of foreigners that has been a detriment to the well being of Singaporeans is an issue that he should have corrected (privately or publicly).

In its sychophantic enthusiasm to bootlick these 'three' as "A Few Good Men", I think CNA has not only embarrassed itself but also Singapore and its citizens. If any of the 'three' is worth his salt, he would have been ashamed by such self-aggrandisement in his life time and demands that the silly show(off) be taken off before damage is done!

I look forward to see Martyn See of Singapore Rebel [Link] doing a documentary on the Real "A Few Good Men and Women" of Singapore. The heroes who who fought the occupiers instead of selling away their souls to benefit themselves!

Mr Lim Bo Seng [Link]

Mr Adnan Bin Saidi [Link]

Ms Elizabeth Choy [Link]

May the heroes rest in peace and Happy National Day to all!

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