Population Of Singapore Discussion (Compiled)

[Guest Guest]

have u called the Apple helpline? Where does it take you? Maybe you shd demand Apple to employ locals for singapore market.

Where do you work? Maybe we should ask your employers to hire a Filipino to replace you.

[Guest Guest]

Yeah good one for tht uncivilized orang utan joshbo

[Guest Guest]

Look at the registered trolls like joshboy and gstc82 persistently lynching the poor guest with vulgarities, lies and personal attacks. Mods, please do something!

[Guest Guest]

It now known to everyone that gstc82 n joshcunt have been fist fucking each other together on a daily basis. That explain why they are so chummy to do damage control for the fap. Pui

[gstc82]

Look at the registered trolls like joshboy and gstc82 persistently lynching the poor guest with vulgarities, lies and personal attacks. Mods, please do something!

huh, I where got use vulgar words? Lol

[Guest cbfooka]

Maybe its your face thats vulgar, kennetg

[joshboy]

guest are the ones that are vulgar and uneducated.. go back to the hole u crawl from

[Guest Guest]

javanese & sudanese? Goodness.

Executive Eggy Laxmi Putri, 37, with her Singaporean husband Mohd Rafi Ani, 39, a secondary school teacher, and son Al Fariz Naufal, four. She said she took up Singapore citizenship to have a better life, as she could not find a full-time job in her native Jakarta despite being a university graduate. :eek: -- ST PHOTO: TED CHEN

By Amelia Tan

MORE Indonesians have become Singapore citizens in the past two years, reversing a previous decline, according to the records of Indonesia's embassy here.

The number rose from about 630 in 2010 to about 740 in 2011 and climbed again to about 870 last year.

Still, these figures are below earlier highs. In 2009, about 960 renounced their Indonesian citizenship to become Singaporeans; about 1,180 did so in 2008.

Many who give up their Indonesian citizenship are married to Singaporeans, said an embassy spokesman.

The embassy does not keep records of their race or religion, but their names suggest they are a mix of various ethnic groups, from Chinese to Javanese and Sundanese, he added.

The drop in 2010 was probably due to Singapore tightening its immigration policies in the run-up to the 2011 General Election, said Singapore Management University's Professor Hoon Chang Yau, who researches the culture and history of the Chinese in Indonesia.

The Government had in 2009 tightened the PR and citizenship criteria to ease concerns over the influx of foreigners.

But fears that Singapore could become even more strict may have led to the subsequent increases, he added. "Some Indonesians may have felt they should take up citizenship immediately or it would be tougher to do so in the future."

Indonesian community leaders here said Singapore is a top destination for emigration as it offers good jobs, safety and good education for their children.

But Mr Yoga Dirga Cahya, president of the Indonesian Community Forum in Singapore, said thatmany do not renounce their citizenship because of strong ties with their families back home.

The forum is an umbrella body for about 10 associations for Indonesians in Singapore, and organises events for almost 200,000 Indonesians living here.

Mr Yoga also does not foresee a wave of Indonesians leaving their country in the next few years, because its economy is thriving and opportunities to set up businesses are growing.

Besides, Indonesians need to retain their citizenship if they want to own land or property to set up a business, he added.

Prof Hoon also noted that there are no strong "push factors" like the 1997 Asian financial crisis, when Chinese Indonesians left in droves as rioters targeted their homes and businesses.

Ties between the Chinese and the Indonesian government, as well as other Indonesian ethnic groups, have been on the mend since then, said Prof Hoon.

Indonesians who have taken up Singapore citizenship, like executive Eggy Laxmi Putri, said they did so to have a better life.

The 37-year-old native of Jakarta, who became a Singapore citizen in 2008 after marrying a Singaporean teacher, said: "I could not find a full-time job in Jakarta even though I am a university graduate."

Ms Fiana Santoso, 26, a bank operations analyst who married a Singaporean bank executive in 2011, is a native of Palembang in Sumatra who became a Singaporean last December. She said: "I plan to start a family in the future and I see Singapore as a good place to raise my children."

[Guest Guest]

guest are the ones that are vulgar and uneducated.. go back to the hole u crawl from

I curse u whole family die clean clean.

[Guest Guest]

I curse u whole family die clean clean.

Normally I wouldn't curse other's family, but in this case, I fully agree with this Guest! :clap:

[Guest Guest]

guest are the ones that are vulgar and uneducated.. go back to the hole u crawl from

Just how many days of this Chinese New Year do you want to be cursed?

[Guest 蒲松龄]

On another subject, someone mentioned somewhere about some SAF commanders and officials being foreigners from China and elsewhere. I am not sure if this is true, but if it is then we should be very concerned. If (and that's a big *IF*) say, Singapore were to go to war with China, whose side would these officials be on? I hope MINDEF has thought about the consequences and repercussions before they implemented the idea of hiring foreigners to fill these positions.

Until now, nobody dare to stir this up. SPH do not dare to report.

This man (LG Neo Kian Hong)(see below picture) sitting right under the nose of NgEH should be responsibile.

I wonder how can we stir this issue up? Commissioning of foreigners (particularly these "tiong-kor-kiia") as SAF Officers is outrageous! In future, these "tiong-kor-kiia" will climb on-top the head of most Singaporeans. Be prepared this day will come!

Those "chiong-sua-chiong-haii" soldiers, got only 2 or 3 lizards. Whereas, foreigners selected into OCS and commissioned with kit-kat bar on their shoulders. I am very sure those people who went through the hardship of OCS in the past may feel the unfairness too!

Most people can take it or accept when local Malays are generally not "allowed" in Navy Diver, Air Force, Commando and SOF vocation. However, we cannot take it and accept when our CB Gov't commissioning these alien (spies) as SAF Officers! Gov't gone way too mean!

Also, those Singaporeans who can't get into OCS. should know the reason. There are surplus of aliens serving National Service now.

[Guest 蒲松龄]

YOU SEEEEEEE..... What is this shit?

Posted on 18 Feb 2013

'Disturbing' to see so many foreigners at SAFRA clubhouse

Are the SAFRA clubhouses meant for locals or foreigners wonders STOMPer pat, after seeing a number of foreigners enjoying the facilities at the Toa Payoh branch.

The STOMPer wrote:

"SAFRA clubhouse for NS men or foreigners?

"I brought my kids to the newly opened SAFRA Toa Payoh today. In fact, as I am writing this letter I am still at the kid's indoor playground.

"It is quite disturbing to see so many foreigners here in a clubhouse supposedly built using public funding for locals, especially national service men. Instead, foreigners are the ones enjoying the facility.

"The indoor playground has a number of Caucasians with their blonde hair babies enjoying a nice cooling Sunday afternoon in a newly built an air-conditioned kid's play facility.

"I can’t help but wonder, would these Caucasian children one day serve NS? Chances are, they will follow their parents back to their home country when their work stint here expires.

"There's also a high chance they will finish their schooling here, take up all the space and enjoy the facilities here. Just before they turn 18 for NS, they will renounce their PR and move to US or Europe for further studies.

"I went to the third floor and saw a group of Filipinas (see photo). At least 20 of them were enjoying bowling at the clubhouse. It makes no sense to me because I am not a SAFRA member (I don’t see why I need to pay to be a member anyway, because I did put in two-and-a-half years plus ICTs for this country – but that was before the government decided to give free one year free membership which won’t start until April 2013).

"So I am paying the same as the foreigners – Filipinos, Caucasians, whatever. SAFRA membership should be given free to all national service men. Why make us pay when the total membership fee is probably a small fraction of what it costs to build these places plus cost of maintenance.

"Why are foreigners allowed to enjoy these facilities at the same rate as most locals here?"

Should ask the man (in the above picture) why he allows "fake" Singapore Citizens with "real" pink IC and foreigners to use SAFRA facilities?

EngEH definitely says: "SAFRA facilities must be utilised and keep cost running low. These facilities are meant for public and not to be kept among SAF personnels".

We expect EngEH to give this statement. - Stupid statement isn't it? :yuk:

[Guest Guest]

蒲松龄-, relax la. Their parents will try all sorts of means and ways to siam ns. Of course, some will dutifully perform ns, but their numbers, i think wont be big.

That hen is asking those not prepared to do ns not to apply for PR. Who will obediently listen to him? If they apply for PR before 20, ya la, they must go ns, but those who apply after 25 are totally exempted. I dont see them doing ns at all, and worse, they remain as PR since early 90s.

[Guest Guest]

Ay why u post all their disgusting pictures? I just eaten dinner, u cause me to feel nauseous, such a big portrait pic somemore, aiyo u huh!!

[Guest 蒲松龄]

The old man's son "gorng laan jieow weey" (talk cock) again. Still did not lean his lesson.

No 1. Isn't Gov't implying to the world and encouraging foreigners to migrate to Singapore to study?

No 2. How to explain when millions of students (accumulated over the years) force/forced to go overseas for study?

Ah Looong arh Ah Looong ooi... NTU/NUS/SMU enrolled with too many foreign students leh!

Singapore wants to be competitive and be world number ONE in education. Sacrificing and kicking local Polytechnic and 'A' Level graduates ' (your own people leh) ass out of local universities!

All parents (of these local Polytechnic and 'A' Level graduates who can't continue study or force/forced to go overseas for studies) shall seek revenge in year 2016 and wishing LHL lymphoma will "not" relapse.

[Guest 蒲松龄]

javanese & sudanese? Goodness.

Executive Eggy Laxmi Putri, 37, with her Singaporean husband Mohd Rafi Ani, 39, a secondary school teacher, and son Al Fariz Naufal, four. She said she took up Singapore citizenship to have a better life, as she could not find a full-time job in her native Jakarta despite being a university graduate. :eek: -- ST PHOTO: TED CHEN

By Amelia Tan

MORE Indonesians have become Singapore citizens in the past two years, reversing a previous decline, according to the records of Indonesia's embassy here.

The number rose from about 630 in 2010 to about 740 in 2011 and climbed again to about 870 last year.

Still, these figures are below earlier highs. In 2009, about 960 renounced their Indonesian citizenship to become Singaporeans; about 1,180 did so in 2008.

Many who give up their Indonesian citizenship are married to Singaporeans, said an embassy spokesman.

The embassy does not keep records of their race or religion, but their names suggest they are a mix of various ethnic groups, from Chinese to Javanese and Sundanese, he added.

The drop in 2010 was probably due to Singapore tightening its immigration policies in the run-up to the 2011 General Election, said Singapore Management University's Professor Hoon Chang Yau, who researches the culture and history of the Chinese in Indonesia.

The Government had in 2009 tightened the PR and citizenship criteria to ease concerns over the influx of foreigners .

But fears that Singapore could become even more strict may have led to the subsequent increases, :twisted: he added. "Some Indonesians may have felt they should take up citizenship immediately or it would be tougher to do so in the future."

Indonesian community leaders here said Singapore is a top destination for emigration as it offers good jobs, safety and good education for their children.

No such thing as tightening. Bullshit! My scholar friend working with ICA can confirm this.

I still see foreigners getting PR and Citizenships in 2013!

Recently, I have seen one of my super-distance relatives got S'pore PR f***ing easily! There are still many local and foreign companies applying PR for foreigners.

Can somebody please give these two people (TeoCH & Iswaran) in MHA a hundred tight slaps across their face?

Singaporeans are already showing anger, Gov't still did not listen to us. Now, Singapore has tons of unwelcome aliens! :clap:

1. Mainlander Chinese

2. Pinoys

3. Indian Nationals

4. Burmese

5. Indonesians

6. Ang-mohs

Please do something brothers and sisters! We must show our big frustration, agony and outmost hatred to Singapore Gov't once more and in a much bigger protest event!

We, the Singapore Citizens are extremely unwelcome these foreigners into our land.

[Guest Guest]

Already given one big punggol slap just last month wor. Got to wait for another adultery case, but this kind of adultery case only happen once in a long long time. 3 years later one more big big slap.

[dannysuz]

You decide the change. Who married foreigner ? Who employed foreigner? Who paid the service from foreigner? Who pay the membership of safra ? Who want foreign maid ? You want Garment to change but you still want to enjoy the service from foreigners. What logic is that !!!. The action is from you. If everyone do not want maid, there will be no pinoy maid in Safra or MRT on Sunday. If everyone request for M1 service by Singaporean, pinoy will lose their job and go home. If everyone stop shopping in court, FTs will be retenched and go home.If everyone works overtime, FTs will leave Singapore with no money earned. If everyone clean their corridor, FWs cleaners will be sent home. If everyone cycle to work, PRC SMRT driver will be sent home.

So can we, singapore citizens ??? To me, the answer is "no". We are already pampered with the present of FTs and FWs. So LL.

[Guest Neh Neh]

You decide the change. Who married foreigner ? Who employed foreigner? Who paid the service from foreigner? Who pay the membership of safra ? Who want foreign maid ? You want Garment to change but you still want to enjoy the service from foreigners. What logic is that !!!. The action is from you. If everyone do not want maid, there will be no pinoy maid in Safra or MRT on Sunday. If everyone request for M1 service by Singaporean, pinoy will lose their job and go home. If everyone stop shopping in court, FTs will be retenched and go home.If everyone works overtime, FTs will leave Singapore with no money earned. If everyone clean their corridor, FWs cleaners will be sent home. If everyone cycle to work, PRC SMRT driver will be sent home.

So can we, singapore citizens ??? To me, the answer is "no". We are already pampered with the present of FTs and FWs. So LL.

Dansuz you are very right. Some people been brain washed and no one can help them until they hit by rock then may be they will understand. I know many have pinoy maids as spare honeys. And many thai gals lovers in GL. For me ungly foreign gays can go. But let those handsome hotbods stay haha... =>

[joshboy]

The old man's son "gorng laan jieow weey" (talk cock) again. Still did not lean his lesson.

No 1. Isn't Gov't implying to the world and encouraging foreigners to migrate to Singapore to study?

No 2. How to explain when millions of students (accumulated over the years) force/forced to go overseas for study?

Ah Looong arh Ah Looong ooi... NTU/NUS/SMU enrolled with too many foreign students leh!

Singapore wants to be competitive and be world number ONE in education. Sacrificing and kicking local Polytechnic and 'A' Level graduates ' (your own people leh) ass out of local universities!

All parents (of these local Polytechnic and 'A' Level graduates who can't continue study or force/forced to go overseas for studies) shall seek revenge in year 2016 and wishing LHL lymphoma will "not" relapse.

Universities have a quota

 

Can the admin do something about political lap dogs of the oppositions .. especially from Siaolang dog Party .. the SDP to come in and post all these poison

[Guest Guest]

Universities have a quota

Can the admin do something about political lap dogs of the oppositions .. especially from Siaolang dog Party .. the SDP to come in and post all these poison

No wonder people call you stupid. Quota so what? Wait till you see 50% foreigners in one course and then 100% Singaporeans in courses of lower demand. Quota my foot! And you can go smell it with your bitch nose.

[Guest Guest]

Admin should also do something to some dim wit with pea sized brain who mislead people into thinking that section 377a will be repealed quietly and in a subtle manner

[Guest Guest]

Posted on 14 Feb 2013

HR company offers admin manager job -- only to Singapore PRs

 

STOMPer Pay was upset by this ad by a HR consulting firm for a job open only to Singapore PR holders.
The STOMPer wrote:

"I came across this job ad online on the Hays website.
"This is a blatant job discrimination against Singaporeans for a job in Singapore." 

[Guest Guest]

From TRE. Read last paragraph. The volunteers are not volunteering for altruistic reasons. Based on my observation, a lot of them are there because they want to get their children into certain schools or some other privileges. That is why they are not interested in doing a good job. They only feedback things that MPs likes to hear and feels good. Lackeys

 

Whither PAP, whither Singapore?

http://www.tremeritus.com/2013/02/19/whither-pap-whither-singapore/

 

February 19th, 2013 | Author: Contributions

FORMER foreign minister George Yeo is a man of many words.

Many remember him for his banyan tree speech which, in a roundabout way, was
telling leaders to let light shine through their overprotective shoulders and
let those under them blossom.

Last month, he chose just two words and a question mark in a Facebook post to
make his point.

Striking in its brevity, refreshing in its clarity, Yeo’s post asked
pointedly: whither Singapore?

That was just one day after the ruling party had suffered an embarrassing
defeat in a by-election that exposed a 11 percentage point shift against it.

The biggest and most unfortunate victim of the 2011 General Election got more
than 800 reacting on his Facebook and many more thinking what was unthinkable
just two years ago.

Is the People’s Action Party hurtling down a slippery slope to a bigger
humiliation at the next general election in 2016? Will this lead to a two-party
political system, even an opposition sweeping into power, further down the
road?

The by-election backlash surprised many, even the opposition Workers’ Party,
which fielded a girl next door type candidate opposite PAP’s colorectal
surgeon.

Singaporeans outside Punggol East, where the by-election was fought, were
taken aback that the lack of everyday needs like childcare centres, coffee shops
and transport facilities had boiled over during the campaigning.

What was Michael Palmer, the PAP legislator who triggered the by-election
because of his extra-marital affair, doing since the general election of 2011
when PAP’s vote share dipped to a post-independent low of 60.1 per cent and
three ministers, including Yeo, were voted out?

Even the announcements of big-ticket items like multi-billion dollar
transport infrastructure projects and baby bonuses couldn’t sway the voters in
Punnggol East. And the prime minister’s last-minute entry at the final election
rally had no impact on Decision Day.

Insiders say a press conference intended as a mop-up move after that speech
was cancelled because grassroots feedback showed that the PM had swayed many
voters.

How misplaced that feedback was. Not only did PAP lose the constituency but
polled only 43.7 per cent of the votes against Workers’ Party’s 54.5.

 

[joshboy]

No wonder people call you stupid. Quota so what? Wait till you see 50% foreigners in one course and then 100% Singaporeans in courses of lower demand. Quota my foot! And you can go smell it with your bitch nose.

Singaporeans in courses of lower demand.. thats REALLY Funny..

Are you in a local university ? don't even THINK you got a degree or anything near..

Now in local unis, Singaporeans are given priorities. The top students usually end up in medicine, dentistry, law... then after is business, humanities and social sciences as well as sciences, architecture, then computing and engineering

Most if not all i.e. 99% of the top 3 are dominated by locals. Haven't really seen any foreigners there. Then 90% of business humanities, sciences are all locals. It is engineering, computing and some other courses that are NOT popular with locals. There is a strict quota of 80-20. Get your facts right! Currently only 18% are foreigners

http://www.universityworldnews.com/article.php?story=20110819174750326

Go jiak sai pls!

Edited February 20, 2013 by joshboy

[Guest Guest]

Singaporeans in courses of lower demand.. thats REALLY Funny..

Are you in a local university ? don't even THINK you got a degree or anything near..

Now in local unis, Singaporeans are given priorities. The top students usually end up in medicine, dentistry, law... then after is business, humanities and social sciences as well as sciences, architecture, then computing and engineering

Most if not all i.e. 99% of the top 3 are dominated by locals. Haven't really seen any foreigners there. Then 90% of business humanities, sciences are all locals. It is engineering, computing and some other courses that are NOT popular with locals. There is a strict quota of 80-20. Get your facts right! Currently only 18% are foreignershttp://www.universityworldnews.com/article.php?story=20110819174750326

Go jiak sai pls!

Stupid as can stupid be.

20% quota is for the entire university.

You can put 40% foreigners into one course, and zero foreigners into another of the same size, and you meet that quota.

Lol! Look at this statement "It is engineering, computing and some other courses that are NOT popular with local"!!!

What stupidity is this?!?!

[Guest Guest]

This is definitely untrue. I not sure about engineering, but computing related degrees eg. comp sci, comp tech etc are very popular among singaporeans, esp comp sci in nus.

[Guest Guest]

guest are the ones that are vulgar and uneducated.. go back to the hole u crawl from

 

"go back to the hole u crawl from"?  You are the vulgar and uneducated one. You wriggle back to your mother's Chao Chee Bye, low life.

[Guest Guest]

Go jiak sai pls!

Wow, that's so classy of you there 

[joshboy]

"go back to the hole u crawl from"?  You are the vulgar and uneducated one. You wriggle back to your mother's Chao Chee Bye, low life.

ur mother dun have a chee bye. u were out from the sai kang

[joshboy]

Wow, that's so classy of you there 

yes.. of course.. even this is too classy for a low life like u

[joshboy]

This is definitely untrue. I not sure about engineering, but computing related degrees eg. comp sci, comp tech etc are very popular among singaporeans, esp comp sci in nus.

like i said, comp sci is somewhat popular, but still not very. There is still a huge number of PRCs and indians. Engineering only chem engine is popular with the locals because it is seen as "cream of the crop", but most who entered hated it. The rest are dominated by PRC and indians.

We are already admitting locals like "CEO" (we call them bosses), and others into nus.. the grades are terrible. Some local students can actually graduate a BA in 4 years or 5 years , and still don't get honours because their grades sucks. I know of one who scrap through his uni life with a fail but probationary grade of 1.5/5 . All these are locals mind u. Even in the newspapers, parents are complaining "Why my daughter CEE or CCE or CDE' cannot get it? I was like WTF.. fuck off pls with these grades. Go to a private uni or something and don't complain. Its like Malaysia bumiputera policy,where Malays get in easily with lousy grades but Chinese have to strive very hard to get in, even when full As. This is the same where locals are lousy but get in, but foreigners are ostracized. This is from a local perspective that doesn't want the university ranking and standing as well as perception to go down the drain because of a 'Me first' mentality.

 "Definitely" and "not sure" is oxymoron btw

[Guest Guest]

ur mother dun have a chee bye. u were out from the sai kang

Yeah, Your dad has a Chee bye. U were eating shit when he found you

[Guest Guest]

yes.. of course.. even this is too classy for a low life like u

No life is lower than u

[Guest Guest]

We are already admitting locals like "CEO" (we call them bosses), and others into nus.. the grades are terrible. Some local students can actually graduate a BA in 4 years or 5 years , and still don't get honours because their grades sucks. I know of one who scrap through his uni life with a fail but probationary grade of 1.5/5 . All these are locals mind u. Even in the newspapers, parents are complaining "Why my daughter CEE or CCE or CDE' cannot get it? I was like WTF.. fuck off pls with these grades. Go to a private uni or something and don't complain. Its like Malaysia bumiputera policy,where Malays get in easily with lousy grades but Chinese have to strive very hard to get in, even when full As. This is the same where locals are lousy but get in, but foreigners are ostracized. This is from a local perspective that doesn't want the university ranking and standing as well as perception to go down the drain because of a 'Me first' mentality.

"Definitely" and "not sure" is oxymoron btw

Yeah u know of some locals who scored bad grades, I also know of many foreigners who didn't do well and buy fake certificates......also there are many foreigners with bad grades in their own country, like there are many Singaporeans with good grades overseas.

U r a Moron trying to act analytical. U must be one of those with terrible grades. Go private school la

[Guest Guest]

how can educated people talk like that one? District 11 residents are very civilised. U must have eaten some shit that is why your mouth so stinko.

 

Obviously u didn't study biology. It is technically impossible for delivery of baby through anus. Only a dim wit like u will think it is possible.

 

If u lack such knowledge, u can seek guidance from a member who is a doctor, who tries to defend u, but only to be bitten by u subsequently. Don't know who is the moron who cannot even distinguish between a friend and a foe.

[Guest Guest]

Sai kang english is anus ok. U supposed to be very highly educated with good grades with 'strong english' right? If u not sure about these terms, there is a very well known doctor at punggol who is the best person to teach u about anus because it is his specialisation.

 

I suggest your better consult him. I suspect your system is upside down and u ingest through your anus and defecate through your mouth, that is why your mouth so busoh.

[Guest ty]

http://www.asiaone.com/News/Latest%2BNews/Singapore/Story/A1Story20130221-403496.html

Look at the report of this rude PRC.

[joshboy]

Yeah, Your dad has a Chee bye. U were eating shit when he found you

 

ur dad ate shit. thats when he gave birth to you..

[joshboy]

how can educated people talk like that one? District 11 residents are very civilised. U must have eaten some shit that is why your mouth so stinko.

 

Obviously u didn't study biology. It is technically impossible for delivery of baby through anus. Only a dim wit like u will think it is possible.

 

If u lack such knowledge, u can seek guidance from a member who is a doctor, who tries to defend u, but only to be bitten by u subsequently. Don't know who is the moron who cannot even distinguish between a friend and a foe.

u r not a baby what..did i say u were? u r a piece of shit.

[joshboy]

Yeah u know of some locals who scored bad grades, I also know of many foreigners who didn't do well and buy fake certificates......also there are many foreigners with bad grades in their own country, like there are many Singaporeans with good grades overseas.

U r a Moron trying to act analytical. U must be one of those with terrible grades. Go private school la

when foreigners don't do well, they get kicked out immediately. If its fake certificate, then its up to the. And even if its fake, if they don't do well, they will still be kicked out of uni. The problem is we are giving too much concessions to the locals. Locals have this advantage is that even they dun perform, they are still in

 

Sorry, I've already graduated with honours in our top school. . so go screw urself

 

Yes, there are many foreigners with  bad grades in their own country.. so what.. do we care?

[Guest Guest]

when foreigners don't do well, they get kicked out immediately. If its fake certificate, then its up to the. And even if its fake, if they don't do well, they will still be kicked out of uni. The problem is we are giving too much concessions to the locals. Locals have this advantage is that even they dun perform, they are still in

 

Sorry, I've already graduated with honours in our top school. . so go screw urself

 

Yes, there are many foreigners with  bad grades in their own country.. so what.. do we care?

 

Graduated with honours from our top school and bullshxt such as "renter and rentEE" comes out from you?  OMG..... our education system is either sooooo dead, or you are such a liar....

[Guest Newbie]

Even if you have graduated from our local top UNi pls don't tell us .

It's really a disgrace to your alma mata by every thread you post and gate crash as nothing constructive comes from your stinky mouth!

All the years of education time and money have been wasted on you to such a state.

Probably someone who is less educated can see clearer than you and post more constructive comments!

[Guest Guest]

i curse him whole family die clean clean

[Guest PKRAnwar]

Its like Malaysia bumiputera policy,where Malays get in easily with lousy grades but Chinese have to strive very hard to get in, even when full As. This is the same where locals are lousy but get in, but foreigners are ostracized. This is from a local perspective that doesn't want the university ranking and standing as well as perception to go down the drain because of a 'Me first' mentality.

So what?!

 

We, Malays are contented. Malays have our own united thinking. Our Malaysian Gov take care of our own people, take care of our skin colour! We protect our own job for our own citizens.

 

Malays do not like to be criticised like that! Kurung hajar!

 

Cina singapur gov, everything wants to be nombor satu. Sacrificising your own people is Singapore problem. We Malaysian hope your nation cina mati cepat. So that more Malaysians can come into Singapore to take over singapur people job. Bodoh!

[Guest MINDEAF]

 

We are already admitting locals like "CEO" (we call them bosses), and others into nus.. the grades are terrible. Some local students can actually graduate a BA in 4 years or 5 years , and still don't get honours because their grades sucks. I know of one who scrap through his uni life with a fail but probationary grade of 1.5/5 . All these are locals mind u. Even in the newspapers, parents are complaining "Why my daughter CEE or CCE or CDE' cannot get it? I was like WTF.. fuck off pls with these grades. Go to a private uni or something and don't complain. I

 

 

Yes. I agree with above statement. Thank you for proven it! That's fantastic! 

 

I'll cut-&-paste (from previously posted by one ah-gow). See below:

 

 

 

Singapore wants to be competitive and be world number ONE in education. Sacrificing and kicking local Polytechnic and 'A' Level graduates ' (your own people leh) ass out of local universities! 

 

 

Local universities are achieving world class standard. To maintain our top-notch world class ranking, Singapore Government must absorb foreign students to up keep our local universities in world top status. And this is main reason why these universities are trashing locals people out. 

 

Please accept Singapreans who are god darn stupid and unable to enter own local universities. The good ones enter local unversities. While those with half-past-six results chose overseas for further studies or give up. 

 

No wonder our mighty Singapore gov't welcoming foreign students, preparing to substitute its population. Isn't great?  :clap: 

[Guest Guest]

Its like Malaysia bumiputera policy,where Malays get in easily with lousy grades but Chinese have to strive very hard to get in, even when full As. This is the same where locals are lousy but get in, but foreigners are ostracized. This is from a local perspective that doesn't want the university ranking and standing as well as perception to go down the drain because of a 'Me first' mentality.

I thought local unis practise meritocracy, even locals with bad grades also cannot get in. Foreigners with gd grades are welcomed and vice versa.

[Guest Thevisitors]

We are already admitting locals like "CEO" (we call them bosses), and others into nus.. the grades are terrible. Some local students can actually graduate a BA in 4 years or 5 years , and still don't get honours because their grades sucks. I know of one who scrap through his uni life with a fail but probationary grade of 1.5/5 . All these are locals mind u. Even in the newspapers, parents are complaining "Why my daughter CEE or CCE or CDE' cannot get it? I was like WTF.. fuck off pls with these grades. Go to a private uni or something and don't complain.

 

 

This is from a local perspective that doesn't want the university ranking and standing as well as perception to go down the drain because of a 'Me first' mentality.

 

 

Thank you and we shall remember your above post!

 

In concluding, the PAP must remain strong and must not allow these goon-doo Singaporeans with low grades come into Singapore's universities!  It does not mean that even if one has fufilled NS liability, these local government universities must accept him. 

IT IS FACT

NUS must be number one

NTU must be number one

SMU must be number one

 

Without these foreign students, Singapore world class tertiary education will suffer. NUS or NTU or SMU can't make any world achievement without these brilliant foreign students. Think about that, We must welcome and depend foreign students (graduating in future) to contribute Singapore's economy!

 

Singapore wants these foreign graduates locally to work for Singapore and giving them free PR and Citizenships ultimately. 

[Guest Guest]

when foreigners don't do well, they get kicked out immediately. If its fake certificate, then its up to the. And even if its fake, if they don't do well, they will still be kicked out of uni. The problem is we are giving too much concessions to the locals. Locals have this advantage is that even they dun perform, they are still in

 

Sorry, I've already graduated with honours in our top school. . so go screw urself

 

Yes, there are many foreigners with  bad grades in their own country.. so what.. do we care?

You graduated with honours?  LOL, yeah sure!  Honours in LOW LIFE and VULGARITIES, you are not only Honours, you are PhD.