I was brought to my attention by member of public that today's 146th TODAY has 2 versions of prints, the earlier version is on the top and the later version changed the news title seen at the bottom.
So they had first wanted public perception of the Mr Gopalan Nair to be American then otherwise later. Some instructions had been issued from the top to have this changed? :-)
what the hell, not yet jailed, the paper wrote jail liao. TODAY control by who ??
ReplyDeleteAs usual, it is this kind of integrity that makes you wonder if you are living in a country similar to NK.
ReplyDeleteAre you all stupid or what? Obviously the newspaper got the first headline wrong by saying that he was jailed, which is why they had to change the headline subsequently.
ReplyDeleteSo what are you suggesting, that they stick with the first headline after realising it was wrong???? Idiot.
TODAY obviously wanted show that he is a typical disgruntled Singapoean even though he is an AMERICAN citizen.
ReplyDeleteDUH. The first words of the article already declare that he is a US citizen. The argument that the newspaper is trying to fudge his nationality is so dumb. Use your brains please.
ReplyDeleteIn my opinion, both versions are genuine, meaning to say the first one stating that Mr Nair, an American... is the genuine or truth version that the Editor wished to have it like that as it was. And of course subsequently, acting on orders from 'the powers' or his 'masters', the editor has to change it, not that he wished it, but upon orders.
ReplyDeleteSo there is no so-called other intentions. I reiterate my view, that is upon orders thats why the first one which was as it should be, is deemed not the truth as far as the 'powers' are concerned.
Another American challenged PAP to arrest him...Go get him.
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