Sunday: May 27, 2012

The celebrations at Hougang yesterday, May 26, after Png Eng Huat wins Hougang SMC. Truly riotous.

A break from our normal sociopolitical programming: a picture of a cute hipster cat. You’re welcome.
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A break from our normal sociopolitical programming: a picture of a cute hipster cat. You’re welcome.

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uber cute

(Source: fuckyeahcats)

Remember the horrific car crash at Rochor between a Ferrari and a taxi? This second accident at the same spot just recently looks eerily similar.

Presenting to you, the incoherent babble of a Singaporean who obviously failed English. A screencap from this video of Returning Officer and heartthrob Yam Ah Mee announcing the results of the Hougang By-election.

Presenting to you, the incoherent babble of a Singaporean who obviously failed English. A screencap from this video of Returning Officer and heartthrob Yam Ah Mee announcing the results of the Hougang By-election.

Hougang is not representative of the whole of Singapore necessarily. Each consittuency is different and Hougang has its own characteristics. We did expect a very difficult fight in Hougang and we’re very encouraged that more residents have seen, supported Desmond’s vision of a new future. Even after the politicking is over, Teo Chee Hean just can’t help but plant one nasty nail down the coffin.

Deputy Prime Minister Teo Chee Hean and PAP losing candidate Desmond Choo paint some very politically-correct quotes as they answer media questions after the loss.

Besides the comment about the PAP supporter, that voiceover is epic by ten-fold. Thick accent, bro.

Lady Gaga’s Jakarta concert cancelled

Mother Monster offers some words of advice for Islamic hardliners who have threatened to incite violence should Lady Gaga’s cancelled concert continue as planned. Get your paws ready Little Monsters, this is gonna be one catfight for the heavens.

This by—election is characterised by baseless attacks, distractions, character assassination and real threat of using government resources as carrot and stick to coerce voters from political freedom of choice. It also saddens me to see the role of mainstream media again becoming a political tool of the PAP in their election campaign. Low Thia Khiang, party chief of Workers’ Party, speaking about the unfair tactics used by the People’s Action Party during the Hougang by-election campaign

PNG WINS

(Photo Credit: Bob Lee) WP: 62.09% - PAP: 37.91%