Tag Archives: Chinese

With the recent uproar of racist incidents, let us reflect on some of the most racist statements the late Lee Kuan Yew once said himself. ❶ From the book Lee Kuan Yew: The Man and His Ideas — “I have said openly that if we were 100 per cent Chinese, …

W T F! Dave Parkash (who is Singaporean that’s half Indian half Filipino) was just walking with his half Chinese-half Thai girlfriend, when a xiaolang Chinese Singaporean man came up to him to scold him for being racist and for “preying on Chinese girls”. In a Facebook post, Dave shared …

Remember the racist aunty who anyhow say Malays and Indians harass her? She even uploaded a few of those videos on her YouTube channel “Beow Tan”? A spokesperson from YouTube contacted AllSingaporeStuff to inform us that they have terminated the racist auntie’s channel “due to violations of YouTube’s Harassment & …

She would accuse them of harassing her even though no one did anything to her.

On 21 April 2021, Twitter user @mysweetserenade shared a video where an aunty was seen accusing Malays of harassing her. The tweet was captioned “I fasting, tired and saw an empty seat. Next thing I know, got a lady accusing us Malays of harassing her?? 🤯🤔“ In the video, the …

At that point, I was a little shocked that the situation escalated that quickly and I was dealing with an angry Caucasian man. Thoughts were racing through my head: Is it because I'm Chinese? Am I supposed to say sorry?

Standing in solidarity with Raeesah, all of us should make police reports about the various racist things PAP have said and inundate SPF with these reports. If thousands of Singaporeans do this, they’ll have to stop the smear campaign and investigation into Raeesah!

A police report has been made against the man who is believed to have reported WP's Sengkang candidate Raeesah Khan to the police for her 2018 social media posts. The man, a known PAP IB, Abdul Malik bin Ghazali, outed himself in a Facebook post by claiming that he was the one of the first to leak out and viral screenshots of her Twitter account.

By splitting up the cases into three mutually exclusive categories and labeling one such category as "the community", is the Ministry not advancing the implicit view that the other categories -- work permit holders, ie. our foreign workers -- are not considered as part of our community?

A Facebook post shared on Wednesday July 17th has detailed on how a Chinese Auntie had refused to sit beside a Bangla worker on the train, even though he had only occupied one seat, and the seat next to him was empty.