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Death threat in Singapore

Published Sunday, September 10, 2006 by Singapore Election |
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This article quotes a Singaporean Policeman threatening death to potential protesters on the streets during IMF convention in Singapore, 2006.

It says "in appropriate situations, this may extend to the use of firearms and the possibility of death."

I feel so threatened...

Source: What irks me in Singapore

2 Responses to “Death threat in Singapore”

  1. Anonymous Anonymous  on 8:46 AM SGT

    This Kam guy should be publicly scruntinized for saying irresponsible things like this. Instead of saying that he will try to soften things up, ensuring public safety, and make effort to stabilize the situations without conflict, he is threathening everyone with violence. In a first world nation, he would have been forced to resign for his words.

    Unfortunately, our third world government is not going to do anything about it. Hence, I suggest that we create a website entitled, "The Sick Singaporean", in the "honour" of this Kam guy. I would be glad to know what he looks like and what type of sad childhood he has, to be developed into an asshole like this. The purpose is to create public awareness. PAP does not monitor such people, the public will.

    Sadly, this sort of PAP Government's spokemen are common nowadays. They are typically some kind of government scholars handpicked by PAP gang. Hence, it is not surprising that they are irresponsible and uncaring towards the society. The leaders of PAP behaves in this manner towards the public too. They will threatened everyone with violence regardless if they are harmful or not. This is their style. They thought that being some kind of elites, they can misuse their power in this manner.

     
  2. Anonymous Anonymous  on 10:40 PM SGT

    BE AFRAID... BE VERY AFRAID...

     

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