Saying Sorry Again. Is Ass Loon Acting Blur or Really Daft?

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An honorable member of the Coffee Shop Has Just Posted the Following:

There the Ass Loon goes into 'apology mode' to try to con SGs into 'giving her a chance' in the next GE again!

What does she mean that 'she should have done this and that'? It is not only yesterday - but donkey years - that SGs were cursing her Familee and its FAP cronies for the so-called 'ill-thought' policies. But did they listen? In fact, have they every listened to SGs for last 50 years, apart from despising them as lesser mortals, blaming SGs for the FAP Traitors' own mis-steps, and even arresting and ruining them financially if they become too 'noisy'?

Even today, feedback by SGs e.g. on the wayang Jobsbank, discrimination against SGs in the workplaces, lazy poodles, crushing income gap, severe poverty, etc are falling on deaf ears and being brushed aside.

Enough is enough! The FAP Traitors have never been interested in the leading SGs to a better life. They are a bunch of black heart crooks who are so consumed with satisfying their insatiable thirst for wealth and power that they will do they can to stay in power - even if it means driving SGs into extinction. Never mind even if they will eventually be replaced by the very FTrash they import to marginalize and out-vote SGs.

If the 60% still insist on being daft and buy into Ass Loon's crocodile tears, they deserve to be destroyed by the FAP Traitors and their FTrash collaborators. Too bad for the 40% who will be dragged down as part of the collateral damage.

The next GE is the last chance for SGs to take back power and their only home from a bunch of cold-blooded devils!



https://sg.news.yahoo.com/built-more...5--sector.html
We should have built more HDB flats: PM Lee

Property Guru – Mon, Jan 19, 2015

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In a recent television interview, Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong said one of his greatest regrets in his ten years as Prime Minister involves Singapores public housing.
"In retrospect, it's easy to say that we should have been building up our infrastructure a lot faster; that we should have got our trains running; that we should have got our HDB flats built more, he said.
"At that time, we thought we were doing the right thing, pacing it, measuring it out, building it when we needed it and not spending resources until we needed to spend them. It turned out that things didn't pan out the way we expected and I think in the future, we have to plan in future less conservatively, and try to be less precise in our prognostications.
From 2011 to 2013, HDB ramped up its building programme to build an average of 26,000 new HDB flats per year, and the 2014 BTO flat supply plan showed HDB started to transit to a more sustainable phase.


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