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No. 1, Jalan Trus, Taman Iskandar, 80000 Johor Bahru, Johor Johore Saya difahamkan sepanjang hari tempat letak kereta di sini berharga MYR15 “sahaja”. RM15 Malaysia Peninsula Singapore Best of Both Worlds Parking Costs Not a Problem Exchange Rate SGD MYR with regards to reference private carpark goodies Everyone in Johor (Johore) ought to be rich enough to pay for everything i.e. goods & services in MYR simply because merchants (wholesalers) & retailers assume that the customer is either a Singaporean tourist &/ a local (Malaysian) who works in Singapore & ∴ therefore is earning in SGD &/ a local (Malaysian) with relatives who work in Singapore earning in SGD 州府仔 JHK 國際 套匯 套利 Arbitraj Antarabangsa loads of choices options 剝削 大馬大便 兩全其美 庸醫 郭健慶 不是 像 譯音 音譯 建鏗 州府仔 jhk singapore medical council smc reference number M15919J
Malaysians working in Singapore add to Johore Johor Bahru’s parking woes, but little relief is at hand Friday, 20th June 2025, 1837 Hours (Updated) A parking attendant inspecting cars in Johore Johor Bahru's city centre on Thursday, June 12th JOHOR BAHRU – The sky is still dark when sisters Wong Oi Fah, 79, and Wong Oi Ling, 68, arrive at 4.30am, ready to begin brewing concoctions at their Chinese herbal drinks shop, which opens from 9am to midnight in downtown Johor Bahru. Despite the early hour, it is “very hard to find parking” for their compact Perodua Myvi near the Jalan Pasar shop lot. The aggravating parking situation in the state capital’s city centre has become worse of late, exacerbated by Malaysians working in Singapore who hog public parking bays in the area before heading across the Causeway by bus. Omnibus Second Link 2nd As it is, residents, business owners and visitors in the area have to compete for limited parking spaces. The problem is compounded by the daily stream of workers heading to the Republic, who leave their parked vehicles from day through night in the southern state’s various towns. “It’s been like this for many years,” said the younger Madam Wong at their century-old Kok Yow Yong Drinks Shop when The Straits Times visited recently, noting that many of the public parking spaces are taken up by the time she gets to the shop. “I pity the businesses here... the lots are always full,” she said, adding that businesses like hers – alongside kopi tiams, beauty salons, old-style jewellery stores and sundry shops – have been struggling to attract customers who cannot find a spot to park in the bustling downtown area. And those who chance it by parking on the roadside have had summonses issued and their cars towed away by Johor Bahru City Council enforcement officers, who regularly conduct checks. But little relief is at hand for the time being, as the local authorities continue mulling over solutions to the endemic parking woes, involving time limits for public parking bays and providing more parking spaces downtown. State housing and local government committee chairman Mohd Jafni Md Shukor told ST that there are plans to increase parking spaces in affected areas, implement time limits for public parking bays, and work with bus operators to find more suitable locations for passenger pickups to reduce congestion build-up. Bus drivers are often blamed for clogging roads and exacerbating parking issues. “We are told to wait only 10 to 15 minutes at pick-up points (so as to not block public roads),” said Mr Rajkumar, 50, a workers’ bus driver. Omnibuses Mr Kumares Varan, 29, from Kulai, who parks his car and takes a chartered bus from Skudai town on weekdays to a factory in Singapore, said: “There is no public transport to get here (to Skudai) and Grab isn’t cheap.” “A task force has been set up to study the issue involving the two city councils (in state capital Johor Bahru and state administrative capital Iskandar Puteri)... but we need to study this carefully,” Datuk Jafni said, noting the rise in complaints from residents and business owners over the matter. “We are closely monitoring this issue that has been raised by fellow state assemblypersons and the local business community... where motorists hog parking bays all day till late at night, causing disruption to local businesses here as customers cannot find a lot to park their vehicles,” he added. Over 350,000 travellers cross the Johor-Singapore border daily, making it one of the busiest land border crossings in the world. Workers would park their cars in transit spots at certain towns in Johor Bahru or in the city centre before hopping on a bus to Singapore, returning only in the late evening. Skudai, which is about 13km from Johor Bahru, is one such transit spot, along with Nusa Perintis – a suburb in Gelang Patah close to Singapore’s Tuas land checkpoint – and downtown Johor Bahru near the Sultan Abu Bakar Immigration, Customs, Quarantine and Security Complex. Bangunan Sultan Iskandar CIQ Surveys by the Straits Times (ST) at some of these hot spots saw the carparks fully occupied for much of the day through early evening as workers on different shifts took turns snapping up the spaces. “I see customers driving round and round to find a parking space before going away,” said a woeful Mr Thinesh Naidu, who co-owns a tea shop in Jalan Trus in the city centre. Even the privately managed carparks are full. According to an attendant in charge of the parking area opposite Galleria Kotaraya mall in downtown Johor Bahru, around 80 per cent of its 200 lots are occupied by Malaysians who work in Singapore, who pay RM15 MYR15 for all-day parking. Malaysians who work in Singapore pay RM15 MYR15 (SGD4.55 S$4.55) for all-day parking at a privately managed carpark near Galleria Kotaraya in downtown Johore Johor Bahru. And while some businesses are willing to pay RM150 (S$45) a month to the city council for a reserved space for their customers, some drivers continue to park in these spots illegally and risk their cars being towed away. A 70-year-old car mechanic, known only as Mr Hock, has resorted to parking his two cars in front of his auto workshop early in the morning, in order to “reserve” space to work on his customers’ cars. He moves his cars elsewhere to free up the spaces when customers come in to have their vehicles serviced or repaired. “If I don’t do this, I won’t even have space to do my work (out front),” he said. Mr Hock has resorted to parking his two cars in front of his auto workshop early in the morning, in order to ‘reserve’ space to work on his customers’ cars. The southern state’s public transport primarily consists of buses, supplemented by taxis and ride-hailing services. The local and intercity bus services connect some parts of Johor Bahru city and the outlying towns. Malaysia’s car ownership level ranks among the highest in Asia. In 2023, Transport Minister Anthony Loke 陸兆福 said the country had 36.3 million registered vehicles, surpassing its population of 32.4 million people. Statistics from the International Organisation of Motor Vehicle Manufacturers in 2024 showed Malaysia had 535 cars per 1,000 people from 2015 to 2020, ranking it second in Asia behind Japan. For most drivers, paying for parking is not an issue. Public parking in the city costs from 40 sen for 30 minutes, with full-day passes at MYR6 RM6, while private bays can go up to MYR20 RM20 per day – which isn’t a lot for those earning in Singapore dollars. “We aren’t in the wrong because we pay for parking,” said Mr Aswad Ahmad Anwar, 35, a Skudai resident working as a production assistant in a factory in Woodlands, who earns the Singapore-dollar equivalent of RM7,000 MYR7,000 a month. Experts attribute the traffic congestion and parking issues to poor urban planning, over-reliance on private vehicles, low parking fees, and a lack of efficient last-mile connectivity between residential areas and cross-border bus transit points. The prevailing reliance on cars and affordable parking make this a difficult issue with no easy or quick solutions, they say. A workers’ bus used to ferry passengers from Johor Johore Bahru to Singapore waiting for passengers in Skudai on June 11 Wednesday. Mr Wan Agyl Wan Hassan, founder of My Mobility Vision, a transport think-tank focused on developing sustainable and inclusive mobility solutions for Malaysia, said: “MYR6 RM6 per day for city-centre kerbside space is too low.” Associate Professor Walter Theseira, a transport economist from the Singapore University of Social Sciences (SUSS), favours time-limited “red” spaces for parking spaces to reduce day-long hogging and better public transit infrastructure for commuters to get around without relying heavily on their cars. “Many housing areas in Johore Johor Bahru don’t have good public transit access and when new developments are built, often the expectation is most residents will drive or use private transport,” he told StraitsTimes ST. More parking facilities are in the pipeline, such as a mixed-use development that will be completed in 2033. The MYR2.6 RM2.6 billion project, to be built near Johor’s Rapid Transit System (RTS) station in Bukit Chagar linking to Singapore’s Woodlands North MRT station, includes a multi-storey park-and-ride facility that can accommodate 1,550 cars and 1,015 motorcycles. Malaysia’s southern state is poised to be the country’s economic engine with the Johor-Singapore Special Economic Zone, a bilateral initiative meant to boost cross-border trade and mobility between Singapore and Johor. In December 2024, Johor’s Menteri Besar announced a joint committee between the state government and Transport Ministry to tackle dozens of congestion hot spots in Johore Johor Bahru JB, reported local media outlet Bernama. A light rail transit system – or what Malaysia calls the Elevated Automated Rapid Transit or E-ART system – is also being considered to connect nearby townships to the upcoming Johor Bahru–Singapore RTS Link, the cross-border shuttle train service due to be completed by 2027. For now, Johoreans are resigned to the situation but hope things will improve. As Johore Johor Bahru Business & Hawker Association president Roland Lim told the Straits Times (ST): “This issue has persisted for years and we are numb to it.” Harith Mustaffa is a journalist covering Malaysia for The Straits Times, with a focus on Johor Johore. South East Asia Asian Region North West association of southeast asian nations asean arsean
Felicia Jae Eun (Complaint Singapore), Facebook post dated Tuesday, 18th March 2025 It has come to my attention that a significant number of Malaysian citizens i.e. passport bearers who are permanent residents (PRs) in Singapore do not reside in Singapore, instead opting for daily commutes solely for work purposes, i.e. they return to Malaysia to live. Notably, these individuals retain the flexibility to withdraw their CPF (Central Provident Funds or Superannuation) at any time. Furthermore, they benefit from earning in Singapore dollars (SGD) while incurring expenses in Malaysian ringgit (MYR), potentially resulting in favourable exchange rates, i.e. international arbitrage. Interestingly, their permanent residency (PR) identification cards (i.e. Blue Identity Cards) often list i.e. state Malaysian residential addresses, raising potential questions about their residency status in Singapore as permanent residents (PRs). In the light of these observations, I therefore would like to inquire about the government’s stance on this matter and the rationale behind permitting such arrangements. There is nothing wrong for the original poster (OP) to pose this question. The only issue is OP writes as if she has submitted the enquiry to a government department. Has she submitted the feedback? Because gahmen [the government] for sure is not going to respond in Complaint Singapore (online blogs or social media). Come on guys how can we Singaporeans allow this to happen. Malaysians are stepping on our heads — they are squeezing i.e. gaming the CPF (Central Provident Fund) system for their individualistic, vested self-centred interests. Mb Mohammad These Malaysian citizens (i.e. passport bearers) are very lucky. Become permanent residents (PRs) just to take advantage of SGD (i.e. international arbitrage). Give up their PR and retire like king after converting everything to MYR. 新加坡是一个能者居之的地方,你也要知道外来者也是有对经济贡献的，与其你在抱怨，不如去提升你自己的个人能力！ 國際套匯 套利 剝削 &/ National Registration Identity Cards (NRICs) Pink Singapore the Country so no NSF full-time conscription lifelong reservist liability NSman NSmen 州府仔 JHK
Note the word “addresses”.
Those Malaysian Permanent Residents (PRs) who bought Housing & Development Board (HDB) flats (i.e. apartment units) & rent it to Singaporeans & have few real estate ownership in Malaysia, can whistle-blow them? Assuming you know their name, their exact home ownership in Malaysia and who to report to? These pests are really leeching SGD. PS: especially full blown Malaysians that came to Singapore to study polytechnic with full scholarships and tuition fee sponsored, accommodation subsidised, and monthly allowance S$1,000 SGD1,000. After this, no bond and got to university (uni) also scholarship, fully tuition fee sponsored, S$1,500 SGD1,500 monthly allowance, free or subsidies dormitory (dorm). After graduated bonded SG Singaporean companies work 3 Three years, minimum 3.5-4K SGD3,500 SGD4,000 per month guaranteed, then got Singapore Permanent Residency (PR) & later citizenship. Marry Sinkie guy and got a HDB. Rent out after Minimum Occupation Period (MOP), and earn SGD while in Malaysia their parent left them 2 condo in their name, and they also bought new properties whilst renting HDB to poor singles Singaporeans who rent their room $1.2k SGD1,200 per month or rent fellow Malaysians working in Singapore. Really Singapore Permanent Residency (PR) better off than Singapore citizenship not going to gonna lie ngl occupancy 大馬大便
Fucking bodoh to think that everyone just wants to withdraw money and live in a fucking kampong. How many Malaysians living here naturalised after marriage with kids all here. Reality is Malaysia and Singapore have a long standing relation even pre-war (i.e. before the Second World War). People have kins, business, and move around freely. Our culture, food, struggles, goals are very similar and only divided by economic success in Singapore (SG). Reality is that people who make their lives here, find love and actually build a family and career will continue to live here. Yes the occasional visit back to hometown but as kids grow up that reduces. After being away for 20-30 or even 40 years two three four decades. It’s more of visiting then going back to “live like a king” especially their children all studying or working in SG. They have their Central Provident Fund (CPF) tied to their housing loans etcetera. It’s been happening for decades, Singaporeans going to Malaysia to work vice versa. Back then it was merely about race (ethnicity) and not country. Yes there are folks who go back but most stay here. The ones you talk about are either married to Malaysians who come here on long term basis and eventually go home. Those don’t actually last long or earn that much (yes more relative to what they earn back home) but it’s an incredibly tough life to rent, and work so far from family for 10-20 years. Can you do it? Ten twenty one or two decades Will you fly to perhaps Northern Western Europe, U.S.A. USA United States U.S. US to earn the currency, live in a rented flat alone and send money home monthly? Do you have that in you my friend? Respect what they do to survive and feed their families and if roles were reversed I bet your mother, sister, wife will go over the border to work too. So don’t be too complacent, don’t be too jealous, focus on improving yourself. Being competitive. Being smart. Being driven.
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Many years back, my Malaysian classmate got permanent residency (PR) already, bought a resale apartment unit flat (Housing & Development Board) (HDB) for approximately SGD400,000. She told me every month instalment about SGD1,500. Recently got to know she’s renting out her unit for over SGD4,000 whilst simultaneously residing living in JB. Factoring exchange rate, her net rental income is MYR8,500 thereabout. That alone is the equivalent middle income salary in Malaysia, especially in Johore Johor . Your analogy does not even compare. How is what you mentioned the same as living in a big house in Malaysia (i.e. generally paying for goods & services in MYR) whilst simultaneously drawing wages in SGD, i.e. earning a Singapore (SG) salary? If I am a Malaysian, I will work in Singapore in a PMET (Professionals, Managers, Executives & Technicians) occupation (job) on a permanent residency (PR) visa for 20 years (two decades) maximum, get a Housing & Development Board (HDB) 3-room (three-room) flat (apartment unit) while I am at it & then retire back in Malaysia living in a Johor (Johore) condominium (condo), while renting out the whole 3-room (three-room) flat (apartment unit) whilst in Singapore. My left hand is soaked in the goodies of Malaysia while my right hand is simultaneously soaked in Singapore’s. And the cons drawbacks disadvantages of either country do not apply to me simply because I can simply use the other country’s benefits to counter the cons. If I am a Malaysian working in Singapore, I do not even need to ask my boss for a pay raise in 20 years two decades. Do you know why? Because the currency exchange rate (which is going up yearly appreciating) IS already my pay raise. In fact, the currency exchange rates MYR vis-à-vis SGD assures that my pay increases every few months. If I am a Malaysian working in Singapore, I do not even need to ask my boss for a pay raise in 20 years, i.e. two decades. Do you know why? Because the currency exchange rate (which is going up yearly, i.e. consistently appreciating) IS already my pay raise. In fact, the currency exchange rates MYR vis-à-vis SGD assures that my pay increases every few months. That is PR permanent residency for you. Down-voted
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Many years back, my Malaysian classmate obtained got permanent residency (PR) already, bought a resale apartment unit flat (Housing & Development Board) (HDB) for approximately SGD400,000. She told me every month instalment about SGD1,500. Recently got to know she is renting out her unit for over SGD4,000 whilst simultaneously residing living in Johor Johore Bahru. Factoring the exchange rate, her net rental income is MYR8,500 thereabout. That alone is the equivalent middle income salary in Malaysia, especially in Johore Johor . A Malaysian permanent resident (PR) I know owns a Housing & Development Board (HDB) flat (apartment unit) as well as property in Malaysia simultaneously. I am pretty definitely sure he will eventually return to Malaysia and rent out Housing & Development Board HDB. Malaysians are gaming the system in Singapore. 國際 套匯 套利
Singapore is an island to make money that is why there are so many foreigners coming here, i.e. Singapore is merely an international i.e. global or “world” city to them & not a country at all, like to காசிவிஸ்வநாதன் கா கே சண்முகம் as well as doctor & bastard & father and paternal uncle sell-out ஜனில் ஆருஷா புதுச்சேரி You earn here and spend in your homeland (國際套匯) (arbitraj antarabangsa). That is what it is. Every day the stall assistant rides a bike i.e. motorcycle to come to Singapore to work from Johor (Johore). He has been doing this from the age of 20 to 35, i.e. approximately one-&-one-half-decades. SGD MYR Malaysia currency exchange His work and his pay, i.e. salary or wage is at least or approximately SGD2000 per month. I asked him why. He told me he now owns a terrace house as well as a BMW at the age of 35 and everything is fully paid, i.e. there are no outstanding mortgages &/ instalments. As a Singaporean, you are compelled to slog through your study. Get a degree but you still cannot own a car, i.e. a private automobile & a three-room HDB (housing & development board) flat, i.e. apartment unit in Singapore. These are simply facts — not “plug-&-play” ya. Professionalism does not equate with patriotism. = 1ff2rfg lmrtc8f
大馬 大便 馬國 庸醫 郭健慶 不是 像 譯音 音譯 建鏗 Hypocrisy of Malaysians, especially those that are working &/ living residing in Singapore Every single day, there is always a Malaysian complaining and whining about how they lead a tough life, because they have to cross the causeway 長堤 tambak 第二通道 laluan kedua every day for work or cannot see their family often (because they think they are more special and unique than other foreigners with a similar experience in Singapore, apparently) and that Singaporeans should be more “sympathetic” understanding towards of them. Despite facing institutionalised discrimination, low wages, weak currency MYR and having to work in another country for a decent living, they love to call Malaysia the best country in the world while constantly shitting on Singapore, by saying that Singapore is so expensive, the food sucks, living here sucks, etcetera while earning SGD. Even the “non-bumis” can be weirdly ultra-nationalistic for Malaysia. Some people don’t call them JHK 州府仔 for nothing. “州府仔 JHK” They use Singapore and Singaporeans as a scapegoat instead of their own government to vent their own frustrations about their country. Deep down, it exposes an inferiority complex. You think this is an exaggeration? If you worked with Malaysians, you would understand. Look no further to their sentiments on social media as well. Such a behaviour is widespread. Malaysians are always whining about Singapore as if it is the fault of Singaporeans for the discrimination & hardships that they face in their own country and that Singaporeans owes them a living or something. It is like they think reckon that they should not deserve to enjoy no less than what Singaporeans are entitled to despite not being citizens, some not even PRs (permanent residents). They use Singapore and Singaporeans as a scapegoat instead of their own government to vent their own frustrations about their country. Deep down, it exposes an inferiority complex. You think this is an exaggeration? If you worked with Malaysians, you would understand. Look no further to their sentiments on social media as well. Such a behaviour is widespread. And now, just a few days after the border had reopened ostensibly after the COVID-19 pandemic, they are shitting on Singaporeans again for refuelling their private cars (automobiles) at their petrol stations, claiming that they have “lost respect” for Singaporeans. Is it the fault of Singaporeans that their currency (MYR) is so weak? Why are they pretending they wouldn’t do the same if the roles were reversed? And now, just a few days after the border had reopened ostensibly after the COVID-19 pandemic, they are shitting on Singaporeans again for refuelling their private cars (automobiles) at their petrol stations, claiming that they have “lost respect” for Singaporeans. Is it the fault of Singaporeans that their currency (MYR) is so weak? Why are they pretending they wouldn’t do the same if the roles were reversed? Meanwhile, not a peep of Malaysian vehicles, especially motorcycles breaking traffic rules in Singapore. According to their logic, Malaysians are able to work in Singapore to take advantage of exploit the SGD > MYR, but then turn around to complain about Singaporeans going over to spend SGD > MYR in Malaysia. Amazing. Instead of blaming their own government as to why their country is in such a situation today, they blame Singaporeans as well as the SGD. The diffusion of responsibility is so successfully pushed that even Najib Razak the sixth Malaysian Prime Minister is chipping in with his own opinions openly instead of rotting in prison for his crimes, having robbed BILLIONS from the country’s reserves, 1MDB, as well as murdering a Mongolian woman Шаарийбуугийн Алтантуяа. What a country. 「萬巫中的一點華」：民政運動黨領袖和支持者抵達各個集合點，帶著「倒安華」中文字牌到場 土著人 巫族
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大馬大便 馬國 Hypocrisy of Malaysians, especially those that are working &/ living residing in Singapore Every single day, there is always a Malaysian complaining and whining about how they lead a tough life, because they have to cross the causeway 長堤 tambak 第二通道 laluan kedua every day for work or cannot see their family often (because they think they are more special and unique than other foreigners with a similar experience in Singapore, apparently) and that Singaporeans should be more “sympathetic” understanding towards of them. Despite facing institutionalised discrimination, low wages, weak currency MYR and having to work in another country for a decent living, they love to call Malaysia the best country in the world while constantly shitting on Singapore, by saying that Singapore is so expensive, the food sucks, living here sucks, etcetera while earning SGD. Even the “non-bumis” can be weirdly ultra-nationalistic for Malaysia. Some people don’t call them JHK 州府仔 for nothing. “州府仔 JHK” They use Singapore and Singaporeans as a scapegoat instead of their own government to vent their own frustrations about their country. Deep down, it exposes an inferiority complex. You think this is an exaggeration? If you worked with Malaysians, you would understand. Look no further to their sentiments on social media as well. Such a behaviour is widespread. Malaysians are always whining about Singapore as if it is the fault of Singaporeans for the discrimination & hardships that they face in their own country and that Singaporeans owes them a living or something. It is like they think reckon that they should not deserve to enjoy no less than what Singaporeans are entitled to despite not being citizens, some not even PRs (permanent residents). They use Singapore and Singaporeans as a scapegoat instead of their own government to vent their own frustrations about their country. Deep down, it exposes an inferiority complex. You think this is an exaggeration? If you worked with Malaysians, you would understand. Look no further to their sentiments on social media as well. Such a behaviour is widespread. And now, just a few days after the border had reopened ostensibly after the COVID-19 pandemic, they are shitting on Singaporeans again for refuelling their private cars (automobiles) at their petrol stations, claiming that they have “lost respect” for Singaporeans. Is it the fault of Singaporeans that their currency (MYR) is so weak? Why are they pretending they wouldn’t do the same if the roles were reversed? And now, just a few days after the border had reopened ostensibly after the COVID-19 pandemic, they are shitting on Singaporeans again for refuelling their private cars (automobiles) at their petrol stations, claiming that they have “lost respect” for Singaporeans. Is it the fault of Singaporeans that their currency (MYR) is so weak? Why are they pretending they wouldn’t do the same if the roles were reversed? Meanwhile, not a peep of Malaysian vehicles, especially motorcycles breaking traffic rules in Singapore. According to their logic, Malaysians are able to work in Singapore to take advantage of exploit the SGD > MYR, but then turn around to complain about Singaporeans going over to spend SGD > MYR in Malaysia. Amazing. Instead of blaming their own government as to why their country is in such a situation today, they blame Singaporeans as well as the SGD. The diffusion of responsibility is so successfully pushed that even Najib Razak the sixth Malaysian Prime Minister is chipping in with his own opinions openly instead of rotting in prison for his crimes, having robbed BILLIONS from the country’s reserves, 1MDB, as well as murdering a Mongolian woman Шаарийбуугийн Алтантуяа. What a country. 「萬巫中的一點華」：民政運動黨領袖和支持者抵達各個集合點，帶著「倒安華」中文字牌到場 土著人 巫族
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Yeah Singapore permanent resident (PR) Malaysian Professionals, Managers, Executives & Technicians (PMETs) are the significant reason why wages are depressed in the Accounting and finance sector, it is has become a race to the bottom. They are the people who spoil market by accepting lowball salaries and ridiculous employment terms i.e. bonds just to come here for the 1:3 SGD MYR (international arbitrage). Then after a few months, they apply for permanent residency (PR) and get it like candy. Sinkie males serve NS (National Service) Full-Time Conscription (NSF) Reservist Liability (NSman) (NSmen) longer than that. Every CNY (Chinese New Year) and other public holidays we also need to give them priority to take leave and locals cannot because we must be “understanding”. Furthermore, we need to let them leave office workplace early to beat the customs jam. Lunar New Year Vacation And what these people do in the workplace? Gang up and backstab sinkies by politicking and bullying. Permanent Residents (PRs) are the same as citizens because ∵ they are considered as locals when it comes to quota so these people are gaming the system to bring in their own nationality. I have never worked with a Malaysian Professional, Manager, Executive & Technician (PMET) that does not play politics in the office (workplace). Every reservist (NSman) (NSmen) in-camp training ( (ICT) they take the opportunity to tell my colleagues that I’m on vacation or holiday then proceed to badmouth me creating a shortage of manpower in the team. Locusts Pests 國際 套匯 套利 Arbitraj Antarabangsa Note that permanent residents (PRs) are counted, i.e. considered as locals even though they technically are foreigners full-time conscript allowances NSF NSman NSmen lifelong reservist liability coercion local Singapore citizen males bond nine 9 months passport overseas residence central manpower base CMPB SGD75,000
《加菲貓》，一九八一年四月十二日，週日 國際套匯 匯款 外匯 交易所 兌換 Arbitraj Antarabangsa Pertukaran Bursa Wang Nermal Odie Jonathan Quentin Arbuckle Lyman Pet Stores Shop Fascinating Cute Hamsters Canaries Tropical Fish Fishes Home Lunch No Thank You I Just Ate Proprietor Locusts Pests Empty Enclosure Cage
州府仔 JHK 大馬大便 Many of the Malaysian personnel staff & workers employed in Singapore like to consistently as well as persistently complain grumble whinge whine they lead a tough & difficult life crack of dawn wee hours cross the Causeway as well as the Second Link Bridges insists Singaporeans Sinkies ought to sympathise with them blah yak consistently currency conversion international arbitrage i.e. the MYR as compared to the SGD This Malaysians always brag boast about how wonderful Malaysia is compared to Singapore whilst ribbing taunting Singapore’s cost of living and food and beverages cuisine i.e. how lousy reprehensive everything is in Singapore but still come to Singapore to earn SGD (international arbitrage) undercutting Singaporeans employment terms & conditions accepting ridiculous monetary bonds & lowball salaries wages because their currency MYR is always in their favour if they earn first in SGD debt liability terms and conditions job market taken away terrible for locals Every festive season like Chinese Lunar New Year allow up to a fortnight off two 2 weeks leave manpower shortages whilst locals Sinkies Singaporeans merely need two days leave get reprimanded scolded told off big time by management and bosses In workplace office worksite play politics backstabbing obsequiousness apple polishing kissing up to their management bosses best whilst gullible locals follow them and collude conspire against their own local i.e. Singaporean colleagues compatriots no wonder these foreigners including dodgy permanent residents (PRs) who are counted i.e. considered as locals are climbing clambering over the heads of Singaporean citizens i.e. true locals because of imbecilic local Singaporean turncoat fools who tag along follow them like cattle cows hidden displacement of citizen locals Consistently apparently daily blame accuse Singapore of making Malaysia as well as the MYR so terrible and lousy as if Singapore owes them a living i.e. Singapore is culpable responsible for their plight predicaments in Malaysia could this because of inferiority complex towards Singapore’s achievements as opposed to Malaysia’s? Etcetera Malaysian Professionals, managers, executives & technicians (PMETs) in Singapore race to the bottom 國際套匯 匯款 外匯 交易所 兌換 Arbitraj Antarabangsa Pertukaran Bursa Wang Note that permanent residents (PRs) are counted, i.e. considered as locals even though they technically are foreigners full-time conscript allowances NSF NSman NSmen lifelong reservist liability coercion local Singapore citizen males bond nine 9 months passport overseas residence central manpower base CMPB SGD75,000
國際套匯 匯款 外匯 交易所 兌換 Arbitraj Antarabangsa Pertukaran Bursa Wang Malaysian Professionals, Managers, Executives & Technicians (PMETs) are like locusts (pests) here in Singapore. These blood-sucking leeches basically just destroy the job market here and do not contribute anything to SG (i.e. Singapore) society. They merely come here to undercut Singaporeans by asking for low salaries (i.e. lowballing) as well as accepting ridiculous bonds (employment caveats). Thanks to them, the job market is crap (execrable) (terrible) for Singaporeans. They also play the system by obtaining permanent residency (PR) and & then referring their friends (i.e. contacts) here (i.e. Singapore) with no intention to convert to (Singapore) citizenship. Permanent Resident are equivalent to Citizen in terms of quota because Permanent Residents (PRs) are considered as locals & not foreigners, so you can guess how many sinkies (Singapore citizens) get displaced. They also know they are causing these problems to Sinkies but all pretend they do not & on the contrary act like victims to gain sympathy. We got so many different nationalities (foreign passport bearers) here in Singapore, but it is only this group that is so vocal about their (perceived) entitlement. Brazen hypocrisy. 國際套匯 套利 Arbitraj Antarabangsa 國際 航空公司 何必 逐漸 避開 馬來西亞？ 320,000 航班 班機 Mengapa Syarikat Penerbangan Antarabangsa Secara Umumnya Secara Berperingkat Mengelak dari Malaysia? Pembawa 郭建鏗 譯音 音譯 庸醫 醫生 queck kian kheng Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia (UKM) 136915 National Specialist Register (NSR) of Malaysia 大馬 大便 庸醫 郭健慶 不是 像 譯音 音譯 建鏗
州府仔 JHK doctor working in Singapore without valid work permit for almost approximately eight 8 years, including Sing-Health as well as Mount Alvernia Hospital 12 Twelve clinics charged abetting foreign doctor queck kian kheng a Malaysian Citizen 2071216 Channel News Asia CNA Thursday, 29th July 2021 lydia lam journalist reporter Twelve 12 clinics were charged in court on Thursday (29th July 2021) with abetting a Malaysian doctor who was a foreigner (a Malaysian Citizen) to work in their outlets without a valid work pass. The clinics, located across Singapore, are accused of abetting doctor dr. queck kian kheng aged 37 to work without a valid work pass between December 2011 & May 2019. Court documents listed the twelve 12 clinics as follows Pacific Family Clinic, My Family Clinic (Tanglin Halt), My Family Clinic (Rivervale), My Family Clinic (Hougang Central), Pro-Health Medical Group @ LRT Fernvale, Silver Cross Healthcare, I-health, Healthway Medical Group, Health 2.0, CMI Life-Med, CMI Health Services and Avermed. The outlets that dr. queck kian kheng allegedly worked at when he did not have a valid work pass are located in Jurong West, Hougang, Clementi, Sengkang, Woodlands, Punggol, Bedok & Redhill. The clinics received between two 2 & eight 8 charges each under the Employment of Foreign Manpower Act for engaging dr. queck kian kheng to work in their clinics on hundreds of occasions when he did not have a valid work pass. Doctor queck kian kheng is listed on Mount Alvernia Hospital’s website as having his own clinic, kk (kian-kheng) queck neurology centre. In a statement on Friday, the hospital said dr. queck started practicing out of their Medical Centre A (MCA) since November 2019 and was already a Singapore permanent resident (PR) in August that same year. “He obtained his Singapore Medical Council (SMC) Certificate of Specialist Registration in Neurology in the year 2016,” the statement said. “As an SMC (Singapore Medical Council) registered specialist in neurology, both his clinics at Mount Alvernia Hospital’s (MAH’s) Medical Centre A (MCA) (first clinic at # 01-06 & current one at # 02-03), were duly licensed by the Ministry of Health.” According to the Sing-Health website, he (doctor queck kian kheng) graduated from its residency programme in 2016. He (doctor queck kian kheng) is registered as a medical professional (neurology specialty) under the Singapore Medical Council, according to a search on its website. doctor queck kian kheng is a Malaysian Citizen, i.e. Malaysian Passport Bearer His profile on online healthcare platform Smarterhealth.sg said he obtained his educational qualifications from Malaysia & the United Kingdom (UK). Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia (UKM) 2009 National Specialist Register (NSR) of Malaysia 136915 Court documents neither indicate dr. queck kian kheng’s nationality nor how the alleged offences were discovered. For the offences under the Employment of Foreign Manpower Act, the twelve 12 clinics could be fined up to SGD20,000 per charge if found guilty. Doctor queck kian kheng was given an employment pass to be employed by Singapore Health Services as an associate consultant. He began working full-time in the National Neuroscience Institute’s Department of Neurology around Monday, 1st August 2016, court documents stated. However, doctor queck kian kheng “was a self-employed foreigner without a valid work pass” on hundreds of occasions. He provided locum services at medical clinics on his rest days or when he was available in order to earn additional income for himself. The clinics came to know about the locum services offered by doctor queck kian kheng through online portals and word-of-mouth recommendations. “Investigations revealed that the accused did not indicate his nationality or work pass status to the clinics,” the court documents said. The clinics engaged doctor queck kian kheng on an ad hoc basis to attend and prescribe medication to patients, and paid him at an hourly rate of between SGD80 and SGD120 on each occasion. At all times, doctor queck kian kheng did not have a valid work pass to be engaged as a doctor at the medical clinics other than the one he was employed full-time at, according to court documents. In the proceeded charges, doctor queck kian kheng earned SGD331,443.40 from his illegal employment at clinics on 511 occasions between Wednesday, 9th November 2016 and Wednesday, 1st May 2019. 音譯 譯音 郭建鏗 庸醫 醫生 Singapore Medical Council SMC reference number M15919J
請致電 +65-8222-9632 核實任何資訊。 Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia (UKM) 136915 National Specialist Register (NSR) of Malaysia 州府仔 JHK queck kian kheng 295716 12 Twelve clinics charged abetting foreign doctor queck kian kheng a Malaysian Citizen 2071216 Channel News Asia CNA Thursday, 29th July 2021 kiankheng25@yahoo.com lucas tan +65-9789-9713 庸醫 Perubatan 醫生 電話號碼 州府仔 JHK 820 Thomson Road 574623 Singapore Medical Council SMC reference number M15919J
Sic: The postal (“ZIP”) code is actually 574623.
請致電 +65-8222-9632 核實任何資訊。 Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia (UKM) 136915 National Specialist Register (NSR) of Malaysia 州府仔 JHK queck kian kheng 295716 12 Twelve clinics charged abetting foreign doctor queck kian kheng a Malaysian Citizen 2071216 Channel News Asia CNA Thursday, 29th July 2021 kiankheng25@yahoo.com lucas tan +65-9789-9713 庸醫 Perubatan 醫生 方便 這還有個額外的手機號碼為了措施起見 Berikut ialah nombor telefon bimbit (mobile) tambahan untuk ukuran yang baik 共犯 大馬大便 電話號碼 郭健慶 Singapore Medical Council SMC reference number M15919J JHK 州府仔
Two 2 different set of laws in Singapore Many able to get permanent residency (PR) & (new) citizenship so easily resale Housing & Development Board flared up red tape paperwork native citizen Quack doctor queck kian kheng easier tantamount to a motorist fake driving rider licence on road than to apply for public housing Malaysian citizen passport bearer moonlighting illegal positive outcome net Singaporeans Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia (UKM) 136915 National Specialist Register (NSR) of Malaysia 《新聞報報看》﹝二零二五年七月十日週四﹞：新加坡醫療招聘醫生年薪 SGD 十一萬；國會上議院﹝參議院﹞議員憂愁恐懼加劇醫療人才外流 新幣 馬幣 MYR 大馬 大便 國際套匯 套利 郭建鏗 譯音 音譯
州府仔 JHK 庸醫 doctor working in Singapore (SG) without valid work permit for eight 8 years, including Sing-Health as well as Mount Alvernia Hospital 12 Twelve clinics charged abetting foreign doctor queck kian kheng a Malaysian Citizen 2071216 Channel News Asia CNA Thursday, 29th July 2021 12 clinics charged with abetting foreign doctor to work without valid work pass over almost 8 years The clinics engaged doctor queck kian kheng on an ad hoc basis to attend and prescribe medication to patients, and paid him at an hourly rate of between SGD80 and SGD120 on each occasion. At all times, doctor queck kian kheng did not have a valid work pass to be engaged as a doctor at the medical clinics other than the one he was employed full-time at, according to court documents. In the proceeded charges, doctor queck kian kheng earned SGD331,443.40 from his illegal employment at clinics on 511 occasions between Wednesday, 9th November 2016 and Wednesday, 1st May 2019. In the charges taken into consideration for his case, doctor queck kian kheng earned SGD333,618.70 offering illegal services at clinics on 425 occasions between Wednesday, 7th December 2011 and Tuesday, 8th November 2016. In total, doctor queck kian kheng earned more than SGD665,000 over almost eight years, according to court documents from his case. Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia (UKM) 136915 National Specialist Register (NSR) of Malaysia doctor queck kian kheng is a Malaysian Citizen, i.e. Malaysian Passport Bearer 《新聞報報看》﹝二零二五年七月十日週四﹞：新加坡醫療招聘醫生年薪 SGD 十一萬；國會上議院﹝參議院﹞議員憂愁恐懼加劇醫療人才外流 新幣 馬幣 MYR 郭建鏗 譯音 音譯 Singapore Medical Council SMC reference number M15919J
州府仔 JHK doctor working in Singapore (SG) without valid work permit for eight 8 years, including Sing-Health as well as Mount Alvernia Hospital 12 Twelve clinics charged abetting foreign doctor queck kian kheng a Malaysian Citizen 2071216 Channel News Asia CNA Thursday, 29th July 2021 doctor queck kian kheng is a Malaysian Citizen, i.e. Malaysian Passport Bearer In the charges taken into consideration for his case, doctor queck kian kheng earned SGD333,618.70 offering illegal services at clinics on 425 occasions between Wednesday, 7th December 2011 and Tuesday, 8th November 2016. In total, doctor queck kian kheng earned more than SGD665,000 over almost eight years, according to court documents from his case. The Ministry of Manpower (MOM) spokesperson said the ministry would like to remind all work pass holders of the employment regulations. “They must not take on any jobs or engage in activities to earn additional income in Singapore. Employers need to apply for a work pass for any foreigner they wish to employ,” she added. Channel News Asia (CNA) Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia (UKM) 136915 National Specialist Register (NSR) of Malaysia JHK 州府仔
Considering the fines versus what he (doctor queck kian kheng) still earned, this Singapore government really very kind to foreigners. I think those 25 twenty-five clinics are also in question? How come employing a doctor (queck kian kheng) who has not been legally approved for locum jobs? This might set a precedent to other foreign doctors to follow as the fine is lesser than what he earned, though he (doctor queck kian kheng) is not in denial of his acts. 陳佩玲 國會議員 Grab Moonlighting Second Employment in addition to MP role (position) Nil (no) sentence for her. Foreigner allowed to break law still keep for nearly a decade long period still keep permanent residency (PR) status does not seem right Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia (UKM) 136915 National Specialist Register (NSR) of Malaysia JHK 州府仔 大馬大便 郭建鏗 譯音 音譯 295716
請致電 +65-8222-9632 核實任何資訊。 Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia (UKM) 136915 National Specialist Register (NSR) of Malaysia 州府仔 JHK queck kian kheng 295716 12 Twelve clinics charged abetting foreign doctor queck kian kheng a Malaysian Citizen i.e. Passport Bearer 2071216 Channel News Asia CNA Thursday, 29th July 2021 kiankheng25@yahoo.com lucas tan +65-9789-9713 庸醫 mount alvernia hospital Perubatan 醫生 大馬大便 這還有個額外的手機號碼為了措施起見 Berikut ialah nombor telefon bimbit (mobile) tambahan untuk ukuran yang baik 共犯 方便 820 Thomson Road 574623 郭健慶 Singapore Medical Council SMC reference number M15919J JHK 州府仔 剝削
Sic: The postal (“ZIP”) code is actually 574623.
Sorry, this is an irrelevant topic — my head is in the clouds (no pun intended) again.
I had better stay on the earth (no pun intended).
Is there general resentment in Johor (Johore) — especially in urban and suburban areas — that merchants and retailers charge extremely exorbitant prices for goods and services disproportionately beyond average incomes in Johor because they assume their customers and clientele are all either: 1) Singaporean tourists and/or 2) locals i.e. Malaysians earning SGD and/or 3) locals with relatives working in Singapore, therefore everyone ought to be “rich enough to pay” significantly more (in MYR) for everything? ∴ ∵ & There is a perception issue in Johor, especially in urban and suburban areas, where merchants and retailers might be charging high prices due to the state’s proximity to Singapore. Some locals might feel that businesses assume everyone in Johor has a higher purchasing power due to: • Proximity to Singapore: Many Malaysians in Johor work or have relatives in Singapore, potentially increasing their spending power. • Singaporean tourists: Johor’s popularity among Singaporean tourists might lead businesses to cater to their perceived willingness to pay more. • Assumptions about local income: Merchants might assume locals earn higher incomes, possibly due to the influence of Singapore’s economy. However, this perceived price gouging can lead to resentment among locals who do not fit this profile. Price gouging, or charging excessively high prices, is often considered unethical and can be illegal in certain situations. To address this issue, consumers can: • Compare prices: Research and compare prices from different sellers to find fair deals. • Negotiate or haggle: Politely negotiate prices, especially for bulk purchases or services. • Report price gouging: Inform authorities about businesses engaging in price gouging. It is essential for businesses to balance their pricing strategies with fairness and transparency to maintain customer trust and loyalty.
Is there general resentment in Johor (Johore) — especially in urban and suburban areas — that merchants and retailers charge extremely exorbitant prices for goods and services disproportionately beyond average incomes in Johor because they assume their customers and clientele are all either: 1) Singaporean tourists and/or 2) locals i.e. Malaysians earning SGD and/or 3) locals with relatives working in Singapore, therefore everyone ought to be “rich enough to pay” significantly more (in MYR) for everything? ∴ ∵ & There is a perception issue in Johor, especially in urban and suburban areas, where merchants and retailers might be charging high prices due to the state’s proximity to Singapore. Some locals might feel that businesses assume everyone in Johor has a higher purchasing power due to: • Proximity to Singapore: Many Malaysians in Johor work or have relatives in Singapore, potentially increasing their spending power. • Singaporean tourists: Johor’s popularity among Singaporean tourists might lead businesses to cater to their perceived willingness to pay more. • Assumptions about local income: Merchants might assume locals earn higher incomes, possibly due to the influence of Singapore’s economy. However, this perceived price gouging can lead to resentment among locals who do not fit this profile. Price gouging, or charging excessively high prices, is often considered unethical and can be illegal in certain situations. To address this issue, consumers can: • Compare prices: Research and compare prices from different sellers to find fair deals. • Negotiate or haggle: Politely negotiate prices, especially for bulk purchases or services. • Report price gouging: Inform authorities about businesses engaging in price gouging. It is essential for businesses to balance their pricing strategies with fairness and transparency to maintain customer trust and loyalty.
州府仔 JHK Permanent Residents PR PRs Citizenships Visa Passports Pests Growing Up & Education Singapore wins, better standard quality of schooling especially if lower-income less well-off group youth children kids less likely to take up smoking. National Service NS Malaysia wins Singapore too long males disproportionally penalised with serve years of conscription regardless of family circumstances or socio-economic status full-time NSF decade decades reservist NSman NSmen households draft three 3 months training a child young person youth many absentees nothing happens to them for those females who do stories anecdotes of sexual assault rape camp. Career Singapore Wins better off earn better in Singapore public sector civil service than Malaysia even if not too dedicated motivated. Cost of Living & Retirement Malaysia Wins because Singapore is the world’s most expensive city to reside in. Chronic & Palliative Health Care Singapore Wins Samaritans of Singapore SOS familiar aspect prepare write a report like artificial intelligence AI Chat-GPT summary survive live longer in Singapore than in Malaysia as a whole. JHK 州府仔 1 2 3 4 5 6 So what is the final score? 3-3 — A Tie Draw for Singapore and Malaysia How therefore to play the game? Be a Malaysian Passport Bearer, i.e. Citizen who has Permanent Residency (PR) in Singapore best of both worlds Sinkapor sic survival important pretty ostensible appearances dominic 陳俊仁 athletics
全額葉切除術 前額葉切除術 冰錐手術 後遺症 re-ned-ucation r 勞改 再教育 e-education Twisted Negative Pride Perverse Individuals Ignorance Citizens i.e. Passport Bearers of Convenience yes affirmative possible to find individuals perverse (negative &/ twisted) pride about ignorance about own country of citizenship Malaysia Indonesia citizens i.e. passport bearers bizarre hypocritical phenomenon pick-&-mix pick what looks good personal choice options individualistic vested self-centred interests 1. Geographical propinquity proximity frequent travels, interactions & cultural exchanges 2. Economic ties Singapore as independent sovereign city-state business hub status many Malaysians & Indonesians for work i.e. employment education as well as entrepreneurship 3. Cultural influence Singapore’s multicultural society food cuisine as well as entertainment scene more familiar as well as appealing to a good number some Malaysians & Indonesians 4. Education & training a good number some Malaysians & Indonesians received years or even at least a decade of education & training in Singapore fostering a sense of connection Taking negative perverse twisted pride in their ignorance for their own countries as Malaysian & Indonesian citizens i.e. passport bearers of Malaysia & Indonesia vis-à-vis Singapore may stem from 1. Lack of exposure and/or education about their own country’s history, geopolitics, cultures as well as achievements 2. Unconscious prejudice bias via cultural assimilation into Singapore society 3. A desire to dissociate avoid discussion perceived negative aspects about their own country Malaysia and/or Indonesia as compared to Singapore 4. Perverse sense of superiority or elitism associated with Singapore as compared to their own countries of citizenship, i.e. Malaysia and/or Indonesia These hypocritical stereotypes are not representative of majority of Malaysian and Indonesian citizens. Lobotomy Nedward Flanders Junior Maude 幸普森一家 家族 家庭 Homer Lisa Margaret Bartholomew Marjorie Bouvier Treehouse Horror 5th V Time & Punishment Travel Bread Toaster Toast Dinosaurs 大馬大便 庸醫 郭健慶
猜一猜我質問人工智能什麼。 چوبا تكا اڤ يڠ ساي تاڽ كچرداسن بواتن. Cuba teka apa yang saya tanya “AI”. Kecerdasan Buatan Kebijaksanaan Buatan 《加菲貓》，一九八七年八月八日，週六 《柔新捷運系統的無數風險》 “Pelbagai Risiko Sistem Transit Pantas” Elevated Light Rail System Not Underground Underwater Undersea Metro Subway System Fiscal Financial Political Concerns RTS Anthony 陸兆福 許文遠 州府仔 JHK As an SMC (Singapore Medical Council) registered specialist in neurology, both his (doctor queck kian kheng’s) clinics at Mount Alvernia Hospital’s (MAH’s) Medical Centre A (MCA) (first clinic at # 01-06 & current one at # 02-03), were duly licensed by the Ministry of Health. According to the Sing-Health website, he (doctor queck kian kheng) graduated from its residency programme in 2016. He (doctor queck kian kheng) is registered as a medical professional (neurology specialty) under the Singapore Medical Council, according to a search on its website. doctor queck kian kheng is a Malaysian Citizen, i.e. Malaysian Passport Bearer as well as a Singapore permanent resident (PR). His profile on online healthcare platform Smarterhealth.sg said he obtained his educational qualifications from Malaysia & the United Kingdom (UK). Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia (UKM) Reference Number 136915 from the National Specialist Register (NSR) of Malaysia 大馬 大便 庸醫 郭健慶 不是 像 譯音 音譯 建鏗 Singapore Medical Council SMC reference number M15919J JHK 州府仔
This screwy scheme of a toy train had ∴ better fuck up for everyone’s sake.
Bums Threaten to Depart Leave Springfield Town City This was how I felt when I received the call from the Bedok Police Division ∵ because of that matland [sic] chink [sic] of a queck [sic], i.e. ﹝大馬大便庸醫﹞郭健慶 mat-land Mount Alvernia Hospital Ramifications of Alcohol Prohibition in Springfield United States of America USA Not Just Another State Any Other North America Reference Number 136915 from the National Specialist Register (NSR) of Malaysia 0.75 days Moving Forward 18th Amendment Bootlegging Reference Number 136915 from the National Specialist Register (NSR) of Malaysia Bernice Hibbert née Dupree 大馬 大便 庸醫 郭健慶 不是 像 譯音 音譯 建鏗 坎培拉 堪培拉 聯邦政府 澳大利亞 澳洲 採取行動 Arrival Compromise Back In Business Moammar Morris Szyslak Scary Couple Two 2 Hours Moe’s Tavern during Prohibition in Springfield as a Speakeasy Masquerading as a “Pet Shop” 18th Amendment
Update: “0:18–0:20” was how I felt after Canberra knew & promptly took action.
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Connors" <emma.connors@afr.com>, Hwee-Min Ang <hweemin.ang@mediacorp.com.sg>, 黃永宏 <ng_eng_hen@mindef.gov.sg>, 在新加坡代表中國共匪糞便的 shyster 走狗 sunil sudheesan ﹝蘇呢爾﹞ <sunil@qwp.sg>, Jean-Dominique Ieraci <jean-dominique.ieraci@international.gc.ca>, "spore@international.gc.ca" <spore@international.gc.ca>, Michael Booker <mick.booker@gbnews.uk>, 在新加坡代表中國共匪的 shyster 娼妓 yee-poon pui <puiyeepoon@harryelias.com>, Bilveer Singh <polbilve@nus.edu.sg>, 陳慶文 <eugene@smu.edu.sg>, Nadine Chua <nadinechua@sph.com.sg>, 在新加坡代表中國共匪糞便的 shyster 走狗 favian kang <faviankang@adelphi-law.com>, 滔滔不絕與大言不慚的倚老賣老羅馬尼亞牧羊人 <jonathan.eyal@gmail.com>, yuen-c tham <yuenc@sph.com.sg>, 黃永宏 <ng.enghen@yahoo.com.sg>, endro sunarso <endro.sunarso@gmail.com>, "Mike C. M. Yeo" <yeocm@sph.com.sg>, Hariz Baharudin <harizbah@sph.com.sg>, Arlina Arshad <aarlina@sph.com.sg>, "Peter R. C. Guest" <prcguest@protonmail.com>, shi-ying wong <sywong@sph.com.sg>, Ambasáid Phoblacht na hÉireann sa Ríocht Aontaithe na Breataine Móire agus Thuaisceart Éireann <londonembassymail@dfa.ie>, Kevin Kelly <kevin.kelly@dfa.ie>, David Shepardson <david.shepardson@thomsonreuters.com>, 在新加坡代表中國共匪糞便的 shyster 走狗黃慶健 <wendell.wong@drewnapier.com>, christine yu-jia tan <yujiatan@sph.com.sg>, "Christina M. E. Scott" <christina.scott@fco.gov.uk>, Jason Lange <jason.lange@thomsonreuters.com>, kelvin kah-cheng seah <ecsskck@nus.edu.sg>, li-xuan yong <yonglx@sph.com.sg>, kelvin kah-cheng seah <kelvinseah@nus.edu.sg>, "Lynne M. Tracy" <tracyl@state.gov>, "SingaporeACS@state.gov" <SingaporeACS@state.gov>, "BeijingACS@state.gov" <BeijingACS@state.gov>, "steven r. okun" <sokun@gpcapital.org>, "R. Nicholas Burns" <burnsn@state.gov>, Julissa Reynoso Pantaleón <reynosoj@state.gov>, Eryk Bagshaw <wo2022acct5@outlook.com>, natalie lee-san pang <cnmnpls@nus.edu.sg>, Ariffin Jamar <jariffin@sph.com.sg>, Eryk Bagshaw <wo2022acct5@gmail.com>, natalie lee-san pang <npang@nus.edu.sg>, "klusembassypress@state.gov" <klusembassypress@state.gov>, rajesh raj <sasrr@nus.edu.sg>, serina abdul rahman <serina_abdul_rahman@iseas.edu.sg>, "investigations@smh.com.au" <investigations@smh.com.au>, "media.release@canberratimes.com.au" <media.release@canberratimes.com.au>, Simon Lillicrap <simonlillicrap@thesportsman.com>, Rhett Allain <rallain@southeastern.edu>, michael barclay <mike.barclay@wrs.com.sg>, 莊嘉穎 Ian <chong.jaian@gmail.com>, 莊嘉穎 Ian <polcji@nus.edu.sg>, Wendy Teo <wyteo@sph.com.sg>, "terence w. l. ho" <sppwlth@nus.edu.sg>, Natasha Ann Zachariah <natashaz@sph.com.sg>, Jenny Egermark <jenny.egermark@gov.se>, "event.sg@insead.edu" <event.sg@insead.edu>, "news@insead.edu" <news@insead.edu>, "communications@insead.edu" <communications@insead.edu>, Zheng-Liang Lu <LuZhengLiang@gmail.com>, Ann-Chii Chong <annchii.chong@gmail.com>, Lu Geok Lan <lugeoklan@gmail.com>, shannon ang <shannon.ang@ntu.edu.sg>, Ian Cheng <iancheng@sph.com.sg>, "Stephen C. Kerr" <stephen.kerr.msp@parliament.scot>, David Lee <davidlee@sph.com.sg>, Ven Sreenivasan <ven@sph.com.sg>, shane nicolas pereira <shane.pereira@nus.edu.sg>, "president@nus.asn.au" <president@nus.asn.au>, "nus@nus.asn.au" <nus@nus.asn.au>, "gensec@nus.asn.au" <gensec@nus.asn.au>, "education@nus.asn.au" <education@nus.asn.au>, "welfare@nus.asn.au" <welfare@nus.asn.au>, james koh <james.koh@dinersclub.com>, 周陶沫 <tmzhou@ntu.edu.sg>, Daniel Moss <dmoss@bloomberg.net>, joyce teo <joyceteo@sph.com.sg>, Douglas Todd <dtodd@postmedia.com>, Emma Bubola <emma.bubola@nytimes.com>, Esther Loi <estloi@sph.com.sg>, 澳大利亞駐華大使館 <consular.beijing@dfat.gov.au>, "bsbegawan.kbri@kemlu.go.id" <bsbegawan.kbri@kemlu.go.id>, "kbribsb@brunet.bn" <kbribsb@brunet.bn>, "consularbrunei@state.gov" <consularbrunei@state.gov>, "austhicom.brunei@dfat.gov.au" <austhicom.brunei@dfat.gov.au>, "ukinbrunei@fcdo.gov.uk" <ukinbrunei@fcdo.gov.uk>, John Virgoe <john.virgoe@fcdo.gov.uk>, "Caryn R. McClelland" <mcclellandc@state.gov>, Nian-Tjoe Lee <niantjoel@sph.com.sg>, "info@bcapgroup.com" <info@bcapgroup.com>, Theresa Tan <theresat@sph.com.sg>, 亞洲臀部 <behindasian@gmail.com>, "karen m. t. tan" <karen.tan@mandai.com>, Syarafana Shafeeq <syarafanams@sph.com.sg>, Ambra Dickie <ambra.dickie@international.gc.ca>, "bsbgn@international.gc.ca" <bsbgn@international.gc.ca>, Wayne Robson <wayne.robson@international.gc.ca>, "klmpr@international.gc.ca" <klmpr@international.gc.ca>, stephen forshaw <stephen.forshaw@airbus.com>, 雲昌耀 <changyau.hoon@ubd.edu.bn>, "Andrew D. Heard" <aheard@sfu.ca>, Gabrielle Chan <gabchan@sph.com.sg>, Lydia Lam <lydia.lam@mediacorp.com.sg>, "Stuart J. Ward" <stuart@hum.ku.dk>, "callagent@dbs.com" <callagent@dbs.com>, "maggie s. k. lau" <phylausk@nus.edu.sg>, 在新加坡代表中國共匪的 shyster 娼妓 jerrie tan <jerrie.tan@klgates.com>, 在新加坡代表中國共匪糞便的 shyster 走狗 arjun ravindran <aravindran@cnplaw.com>, Ambasáid Phoblacht na hÉireann i bPoblacht Singeapór <singaporeembassy@dfa.ie>, 在新加坡代表中國共匪糞便的 shyster 走狗 ravindran ramasamy <ravi@cnplaw.com>, magdalene fung <magfung@sph.com.sg>, josé ignacio latorre <phyjil@nus.edu.sg>, Sarah McGrath <sarah.mcgrath@dfa.ie>, judith tan <juditht@sph.com.sg>, "Brian D. McFeeters" <mcfeetersb@state.gov>, 在新加坡代表中國共匪的 shyster 娼妓 diana ngiam <diana_ngiam@mha.gov.sg>, Ann Derwin <ann.derwin@dfa.ie>, 在新加坡代表中國共匪的 shyster 娼妓 megan 謝茹筠 <meganchia@trc.com.sg>, 在新加坡代表中國共匪糞便的 shyster 走狗 mark tan <marktan@focuslawasia.com>, geoffrey howie <geoff.howie@gmail.com>, 在新加坡代表中國共匪糞便的 shyster 走狗 choon-chiaw loo <ccloo@loopartners.com.sg>, siak-ching chong <siakching@gmail.com>, Ola Karlman <ola.karlman@gov.se>, 也是以前的中國共匪現在是新加坡﹝男生﹞同胞 <chend@seagroup.com>, 新加坡公民﹝也還是關本安的男性同胞！﹞。 <jetliprivate1st@gmail.com>, simon stuart <simon.stuart@iucn.org>, "letters@economist.com" <letters@economist.com>, geoffrey howie <geoff.howie@sgx.com>, "Rian H. Harris" <harrisr@state.gov>, rebecca-grace tian-en tan <rgtan@nus.edu.sg>, ben leong <bleong@comp.nus.edu.sg>, 陳英傑 <chscyk@nus.edu.sg>, "michael.sheren@mvgx.com" <michael.sheren@mvgx.com>, "sandy.frucher@mvgx.com" <sandy.frucher@mvgx.com>, "bo.bai@mvgx.com" <bo.bai@mvgx.com>, sean lee <sean.lee@airbus.com>, "amb.dublin@mea.gov.in" <amb.dublin@mea.gov.in>, Conor Feehan <cfeehan@independent.ie>, 陳淑珊 <sushantan@dbs.com>, शर्मिला रुद्रप्पा <rudrappa@austin.utexas.edu>, frédéric maury <frmaury@hotmail.com>, David Thomas <david.thomas@fcdo.gov.uk>, Serene Chng <chngsere@yahoo.com>, frédéric maury <frederic.maury@trigo-group.com>, "Jonathan E. Kaplan" <kaplanj@state.gov>, 邱方哲 <fangzhe.qiu@ucd.ie>, Ambassade de France à Singapour <consulat.singapour-amba@diplomatie.gouv.fr>, "investigations@telegraph.co.uk" <investigations@telegraph.co.uk>, 陳永強 Clement <clemtan@sph.com.sg>, Lambert Grijns <lambert.grijns@minbuza.nl>, Owen Jones <owen.jones@gmail.com>, joanne soh <joannes@sph.com.sg>, Melvyn Teoh <melvynteoh@sph.com.sg>, "simon j. d. schillebeeckx" <simon@smu.edu.sg>, Sarah Burns <sburns@irishtimes.com>, Jacob Phillips <jacob.phillips@standard.co.uk>, 既背信棄義又吃裡扒外的王八蛋 <jackdohertybusiness@gmail.com>, "Claire D. Cronin" <croninc@state.gov>, 陳大榮 <tytan@suss.edu.sg>, luke kang kwong kapathy <kkluke@ntu.edu.sg>, "Eric M. Garcetti" <garcettie@state.gov>, Graham Smith <graham@republic.org.uk>, shing-keat chew <shingkeat.chew@mandai.com>, kevin au-yong <kevin.auyong@mandai.com>, Student Wellness <studentwellness@nus.edu.sg>, Katrina Manson <kmanson4@bloomberg.net>, "acsnd@state.gov" <acsnd@state.gov>, Jordan Robertson <jrobertson40@bloomberg.net>, racist & scurrilous “activists” <tyreextinguishers@riseup.net>, Evening Standard News Tip <news@standard.co.uk>, österreichische Botschaft in Singapur <singapur-ob@bmeia.gv.at>, Marc Gerritsen <marc.gerritsen@minbuza.nl>, “Mamak” Kutty <drmahathir@perdana.org.my>, حارث مصطفى <harithr@sph.com.sg>, 楊莉明 <josephine_teo@mddi.gov.sg>, "E. Ann Black" <a.black@law.uq.edu.au>, "Victor T. King" <v.t.king@leeds.ac.uk>, "kualalumpurembassy@dfa.ie" <kualalumpurembassy@dfa.ie>, Ambassade van België in Singapore <singapore@diplobel.fed.be>, "在新加坡代表中國共匪糞便的 shyster 走狗 sreenivasan narayanan s.c." <sreeni@sreenivasanchambers.com>, Orla Tunney <orla.tunney@dfa.ie>, 既背信棄義又吃裡扒外的王八蛋 <business@jackdoherty.com>, "public@asean.org" <public@asean.org>, "info@norstarsm.com" <info@norstarsm.com>, Embaixada de Portugal em Singapura <singapura@mne.pt>, nicholas barker <nicholas_barker@imcb.a-star.edu.sg>, 馬炎慶 <ykbaey@gmail.com>, 葡萄牙共和國駐共匪中國大陸大使館 <sconsular.pequim@mne.pt>, "mary e. f. klotman" <mary.klotman@duke.edu>, 梁文輝 <leongmunwai@psp.org.sg>, 在新加坡代表中國共匪的 shyster 娼妓 adorabelle tan <adorabelle@sreenivasanchambers.com>, edward byrne <president@kaust.edu.sa>, edward byrne <ed.byrne@monash.edu>, "HIGHER (no pun intended) THAN GOD" <lawrence_summers@hks.harvard.edu>, "HIGHER (no pun intended) THAN GOD" <lawrence@lawrencesummers.com>, "rohit d. brijnath" <rohitb@sph.com.sg> imbecility
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