Tag Archives: LEE HSIEN LOONG

The High Court has given the green light for the Attonery-General's Chambers (AGC) to proceed with contempt of court proceedings against Li Shengwu, the son of Lee Hsien Yang and the nephew of Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong.

Responding to PM Lee's National Day Rally, Workers' Party's Yee Jenn Jong said he already touched on the dangers of diabetes and the importance of using technology in 2014 as he wanted to make services more affordable. He also thinks the government and its regulations are killing innovation in Singapore. Do you agree?

A netizen who was equally perplexed by the PM's talking points during the NDR highlighted actual issues which should have been raised at the event. He thinks politicians should not focus on the "rosy outlook" here because Singapore will no longer be a special location in the global economy if they adopt this narrow mindset.

Do you think high bank charges are indeed obstacles to going cashless in Singapore? Now that the PM is encouraging us to do so, do we have to pay more again if the banks want to continue earning high margins? Can the MAS do something about this?

In another stinging Facebook post against the Attorney General's Chambers of Singapore, Li Shengwu has accused the AGC of leaking details of his contempt of court case to the Prime Minister's Private Secretary!

Netizens have hit out against a segment of the National Day Rally which focused on encouraging Singaporeans to consume more healthy food, such as brown rice and wholemeal bread in an effort to combat a rising trend of diabetes among citizens.

I never thought I would see the day when the Prime Minister of Singapore would give as banal a speech as he gave tonight.

In a Reuters interview, Li Shengwu said he left Singapore for the US more than a week earlier as planned as his friends were worried that he may be detained or interrogated due to his contempt of court case. Prime Minister's Press Secretary Chang Li Lin was quick to defend the legal system by saying it is inaccurate to make such statements because it is only part of legal procedures and laws.

Singapore Democratic Party's Chee Soon Juan has written to PM Lee to call for a By-Election for Marsiling-Yew Tee GRC in light of Mdm Halimah Yacob's resignation. He asked if PM Lee agrees with Mr Chan Chun Sing for previously saying that there will not be a By-Election. If he does not receive a response, he will "proceed to take the necessary steps to rectify the situation".

Unsure if you watched National Day but if you watch carefully, when PM Lee Hsien Loong was filmed, a distinct huge lump can be seen on his right arm. Is there something wrong with our prime minister? Should Singaporeans be concerned with his health? Why is there such an awkward looking growth on his arm?