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**NeroASERCH** · 07-07-2012, 12:16 AM

Technically, the loan to IMF is considered not approved without due process. KJ's intention is good and clear, that the money don't belong to the LEE family. He created news of worthy discussion that how Singaporeans must defend our money from being exploited by PAP at its whims and fancies. If loan can be given to IMF with ease and without due process of approval, how many more similaries can be funded to MIW's invididual bank accounts without Singaporeans knowledge? KJ's news is Singapore news, he keeps msm on its toe and force his concern into the public that msm dare not report. I am sure when people read KJ's news thru ST or msm, people began to question why PAP so-like-that.

It's not a loan, it is a committment. Read the IMF press release. And as I said, no other proper democracies' parliamentarians or non-parliamentarians are complain to their governments which have pledged 2, 3, 4, 5 more times more than Singapore! Look at the list! Most of those who also committed are debt ridden countries! And Westminister style models! Do you see the UK government asking parliamentary approval for every single agreement?

07-07-2012, 12:16 AM	#3
NeroASERCH Join Date Jul 2006 Posts 5,147 Senior Member	Technically, the loan to IMF is considered not approved without due process. KJ's intention is good and clear, that the money don't belong to the LEE family. He created news of worthy discussion that how Singaporeans must defend our money from being exploited by PAP at its whims and fancies. If loan can be given to IMF with ease and without due process of approval, how many more similaries can be funded to MIW's invididual bank accounts without Singaporeans knowledge? KJ's news is Singapore news, he keeps msm on its toe and force his concern into the public that msm dare not report. I am sure when people read KJ's news thru ST or msm, people began to question why PAP so-like-that. It's not a loan, it is a committment. Read the IMF press release. And as I said, no other proper democracies' parliamentarians or non-parliamentarians are complain to their governments which have pledged 2, 3, 4, 5 more times more than Singapore! Look at the list! Most of those who also committed are debt ridden countries! And Westminister style models! Do you see the UK government asking parliamentary approval for every single agreement?
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