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**PhillipHer** · 08-10-2012, 03:16 AM

Couple of comments;

1) The Prof has only himself to blame.

2) The others have little link except they all fall within the 6 degree of separation paradigm.

3) It was Subhas's brother who was holding a senior post in MOF that approached his Minister, GKS. GKS did not intervene until he became acting PM.

4) The Police Officer had tainted the case when began an affair with Subhas's girlfriend after the detention commenced. The Minister of Home Affairs must personally sign the detention order and no Minister wants to be associated with a tainted case. Nothing to do with innocence. He was refused citizenship for 2 decades despite his release. Detention orders are routinely declined by MHA, it does not mean the person of interest is innocent.

5) There was no temple dispute. Subhas was indeed the head of the Black Eagles and the gang's weapon was held in temple premises which was common practice amongst triads as the authorities are loathe to raid such places. The temple authorities approached the Ministry for assistance. No temple committee member is going to come forward and say that when triads are involved - the very reason why CLPS is needed.

08-10-2012, 03:16 AM	#12
PhillipHer Join Date Jun 2008 Age 58 Posts 4,481 Senior Member	Couple of comments; 1) The Prof has only himself to blame. 2) The others have little link except they all fall within the 6 degree of separation paradigm. 3) It was Subhas's brother who was holding a senior post in MOF that approached his Minister, GKS. GKS did not intervene until he became acting PM. 4) The Police Officer had tainted the case when began an affair with Subhas's girlfriend after the detention commenced. The Minister of Home Affairs must personally sign the detention order and no Minister wants to be associated with a tainted case. Nothing to do with innocence. He was refused citizenship for 2 decades despite his release. Detention orders are routinely declined by MHA, it does not mean the person of interest is innocent. 5) There was no temple dispute. Subhas was indeed the head of the Black Eagles and the gang's weapon was held in temple premises which was common practice amongst triads as the authorities are loathe to raid such places. The temple authorities approached the Ministry for assistance. No temple committee member is going to come forward and say that when triads are involved - the very reason why CLPS is needed.
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