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Do you guys think its safe to go to war beside new citizens

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TurboQ

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Common sense! I have a PRC friend who converted to citizen (takes 6 month total) and he said sooo easy!

Next I ask him where's home!? He said china.. The. I ask him why convert ?

1. Sg passport easy to travel

2. Sg so many benefits

 

The. I ask what about china?

He said wi go home when make enough cos the Chinese "hu kou" is still valid!!! Wtf

Last qn .. Is Singapore home to you?

He said huh 我是中国人！不是新加坡人！

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Evillusion

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The. I ask what about china?

He said wi go home when make enough cos the Chinese "hu kou" is still valid!!! Wtf

Last qn .. Is Singapore home to you?

He said huh 我是中国人！不是新加坡人！

dont say China, most country in the Asian region will take back their citizens who who have given up citizenship.....its not an open secret but most of this foreigner knows! and with money they earn here they can convert reconvert and convert again within minutes! I was offered a guaranteed citizenship should i need one which will cost ruffly $1500 in a neighbouring country...so many thing can be done if u have the money! :D

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Shull

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dont say China, most country in the Asian region will take back their citizens who who have given up citizenship.....its not an open secret but most of this foreigner knows! and with money they earn here they can convert reconvert and convert again within minutes! I was offered a guaranteed citizenship should i need one which will cost ruffly $1500 in a neighbouring country...so many thing can be done if u have the money! :D

 

That's not the case.. at least for a Chinese from up north, if you decided to renounce their citizenship..

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Toapayohkid

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Unfortunately, we are still being referred to as a "little red dot" and our neighbours think they can claim the islands around us even though we have been operating on them since the time of the British. I think we need to understand that having a strong military goes beyond actually fighting wars...

 

agree! but a lot of people don't pay attention to history altho history always repeats itself. small states don't survive very long unless they have disproportionate muscle.

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Evillusion

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That's not the case.. at least for a Chinese from up north, if you decided to renounce their citizenship..

ya that one special case! but if u r are indigenous u can get with it! but then, do Singapore take back those that have renounce their Singapore citizenship? this one i never hear before! [wave]

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Shull

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ya that one special case! but if u r are indigenous u can get with it! but then, do Singapore take back those that have renounce their Singapore citizenship? this one i never hear before! [wave]

 

Cos most who renounce SG citizenship already made up their mind.. and never looked back..

 

I personally knew of a few ex-Singaporean families migrated to Melbourne and enjoying the Aussie lifestyle now. It's true that tax and cost of living is higher than in Singapore, but their quality of life is so much better than when they're in Singapore. Less stress and hectic lifestyle. More family time etc..

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Tom_kkh

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from this thread

http://www.mycarforum.com/index.php?showtopic=2667668

 

many have commented that PRs have 0 loyalty for singapore despite going thru NS and attaining citizenship

i recall long ago i once read that LKY once said that he doesn't trust giving arms to non-chinese races in NS; not sure if its true

 

so does he think its safe to pass arms to these new citizens?

are these new citizens allowed to carry arms and go to war for singapore?

 

 

if war with China, i prefer the new citizen beside me its an Indian New citizen and verse verso.

 

just don send me a "buddy" where we are fighting against his roots.

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TurboQ

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Cos most who renounce SG citizenship already made up their mind.. and never looked back..

 

I personally knew of a few ex-Singaporean families migrated to Melbourne and enjoying the Aussie lifestyle now. It's true that tax and cost of living is higher than in Singapore, but their quality of life is so much better than when they're in Singapore. Less stress and hectic lifestyle. More family time etc..

Yes but they are becoming second class citizens. Whether u like it or nor Chinese will be looked down upon in Australia.

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if war with China, i prefer the new citizen beside me its an Indian New citizen and verse verso.

 

just don send me a "buddy" where we are fighting against his roots.

 

you are wrong!the chinese are already used to killing among themselves.

 

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Evillusion

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Cos most who renounce SG citizenship already made up their mind.. and never looked back..

 

I personally knew of a few ex-Singaporean families migrated to Melbourne and enjoying the Aussie lifestyle now. It's true that tax and cost of living is higher than in Singapore, but their quality of life is so much better than when they're in Singapore. Less stress and hectic lifestyle. More family time etc..

Heard this from a friend donno true or not so dont quote me har......'one of my friend became an Australian pr and brought his whole family there . When his teaching contract ended he stayed on with his family and became a normal postal worker. He is happier now and is working towards having his own HOUSE which he can never foresee he will be able to afford should he had stayed in Singapore.'

Donno true or not!

another friend say his Bil is oso a postal worker in Melbourne, owns a house and a car there, and family living happily. So he decided to join his brother but as a teacher in a rural school in the same state last year. [gossip]

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Evillusion

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Yes but they are becoming second class citizens. Whether u like it or nor Chinese will be looked down upon in Australia.

sorry to burst your bubble...as asean we will always be look upon as 2nd class citizen in any ang mo country. if u went to South Africa in the not to distant past we will be 3rd class [bigcry][bigcry]

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Joseph22

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War is never safe [:p]

 

having said that, we are safer with New Citizen compare to a certain Mr Gay despite him being a true blue born here Singaporean. :D

 

To those who think Singapore wont have war, dont be decieved by a certain Mr Tan (not any of the EP candidates.) theory. Kuwait also think they will not have war hence dont have a strong army. look what happen to them.

 

 

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Donut

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agree! but a lot of people don't pay attention to history altho history always repeats itself. small states don't survive very long unless they have disproportionate muscle.

 

Try telling this to israel, and they will poke their poles into ur "you know where".

 

They will say " you big country, so big F ar?! You come try invade us la"

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Try telling this to israel, and they will poke their poles into ur "you know where".

 

They will say " you big country, so big F ar?! You come try invade us la"

 

They does have hugh military strenght. no thanks to Uncle Sam.

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Expertz

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Cos most who renounce SG citizenship already made up their mind.. and never looked back..

 

I personally knew of a few ex-Singaporean families migrated to Melbourne and enjoying the Aussie lifestyle now. It's true that tax and cost of living is higher than in Singapore, but their quality of life is so much better than when they're in Singapore. Less stress and hectic lifestyle. More family time etc..

 

i know of a family, moved to aussy 2 years ago and are now on unemployment benefits but staying at home to manage their business in taiwan

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Expertz

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Hi members.

 

Sorry not being racist but according to TS the Army only takes in certain races to carry arms? I dont think so coz there are lots of malays and indians in army can carry arms, rifles etc. So i dont think its a problem in SIN. But what worry me are those PRCs attaining citizenship in SIN. I dont think they are loyal to our country.

 

from my understanding malays and indians can only go to police or civil force?

is it true that there are malays and indians in army and allowed to carry arms?

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Evillusion

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from my understanding malays and indians can only go to police or civil force?

is it true that there are malays and indians in army and allowed to carry arms?

u sound childish or maybe u are of the opposite gender! and most probably u do not have many friends of other races in your circle of friend! <_<

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