[CKP]

Haha nvm la , typical of those found here in the forum ,post too much crap until shoots himself in his own leg , roti prata until he forgot his own stance. Standard so low still wanna come talk about politics and agendas. Haiz , if these kind become politician , die ah. HAHA

 

So you don't wanna engage? The only one mistake I made was Denmark on oil sufficiency.

 

But you so fast want to disengage and pat yourself on the back?

 

 

Okay, have a good day and nice discussion.

 

since I can't possibly reply to "kid talk crap" comments and posts which you are generating

 

 

Ponder the many questions I left for you. I won't call you "crap and such" just because you chose not to answer them

 

I will not press you either.

 

 

I did learn something new today though, Denmark is sufficient in oil for now

 

but a small net exporter of oil and ranked 30s in the world

 

and can't be compared to Norway.

 

Edited December 9, 2012 by CKP

[CH_CO]

By the way , sg has no land , neither resources , if you arrive at that example without putting in deep thoughts , i am pretty sure u have no visited those places personally and to bring it as an example would be as good as typing in google and talking based on theory with no substance at all , if thats the case u are also irreverent in your examples

 

 

<-- no generalization ? What happen to our GDP being one of the first few without any natural resources? The others inside only Luxembourg has it higher but they have only 1/5 of our population and nearly 4 times more land than us. What kind of b-------t u talking when you aren't comparing apples to apples.

 

You do realize that SG has something called location?

 

You mean the British Empire came here to set up shop for altruistic reasons

or to benefit from the location here?

 

It's getting stale with your natural resources argument. I suggest you read up

on OECD reports and World Bank metrics on what is "resource rich" before using

this over-used generalization.

 

According to the world bank, the vast majority of advanced economies are resource poor anyways.

 

 

 

Nope, location is more important than whoever is more than in charge.

 

But if locations are more or less similar, then obviously other factors come into play.

 

 

I have not shifted position. I never did. Point to the line which I did.

 

 

You still haven't answered if PSA goes to Murmansk, will they get more traffic than in Singapore?

 

Anyway, you have so many unanswered points. Do take your time to think through the hanging questions.

 

 

roti prata boy , please read your own post , i already answer your question to location . You answered your own queries.

 

[Myxilplix]

CKP i buy you two beers for your patience.

[CH_CO]

So you don't wanna engage? The only one mistake I made was Denmark on oil sufficiency.

 

But you so fast want to disengage and call pat yourself on the back?

 

Okay, have a good day and nice discussion.

 

since I can't possibly reply to "kid talk crap" comments and posts

 

Ponder the many questions I left for you.

 

 

Many more , i have answered and ask you back , you have yet to answer to my queries as well . So it is similar , you don't answer my questions i don't answer yours , if you can't play by the rules of your own game don't expect others to do the same . apple to apple. So unless you can do the same of what you ask from others then what is there to talk about? Losers keep asking question expecting others to answer to their while they don't do the same. HAHA level of understanding is different , but expect of those can only talk via what they goggle but cannot do some brainwork to make it relevant.

 

You can always ask around , i have done all i can to your queries which are either repetitive or merely points which fails to address to even your own stance.

Edited December 9, 2012 by CH_CO

[CKP]

roti prata boy , please read your own post , i already answer your question to location . You answered your own queries.

 

 

Err... how many ports in the world have similar

 

locations in the world like SG: the few neighboring MY ports.

 

 

 

How many ports are there in the world? 20, 100, 200 and or 500 more

 

that do not have the location like Singapore?

 

 

 

Many hundreds more ports are out there, and if you wan to

 

use a few MY ports to minimize the importance of location, then so be it.

 

 

 

Anyways, SG was already winning over neighboring

 

regional MY/ or Dutch IND ports when Raffles was still alive.

 

 

[CKP]

point already proven. You are repeating yourself. Please read my prior post. I lazy to repost . Stupid nevermind , don't admit somemore.

 

Oh really? I must have missed it. Sorry about that.

 

Please provide the post number, only a few characters to type.

 

and the lines as well if the post is too long

 

so that I can be enlightened.

 

[CH_CO]

Err... how many ports in the world have similar

 

locations in the world like SG: the few neighboring MY ports.

 

 

How many ports are there in the world? 20, 100, 200 and or 500 more

 

that do not have the location like Singapore?

 

 

Many hundreds more ports are out there, and if you wan to

 

use a few MY ports to minimize the importance of location, then so be it.

 

 

Anyways, SG was already winning over neighboring

 

regional MY/ or Dutch IND ports when Raffles was still alive.

 

 

 

 

Oh really? I must have missed it. Sorry about that.

 

Please provide the post number, only a few characters to type.

 

and the lines as well if the post is too long

 

so that I can be enlightened.

 

 

 

Your replies are getting off topic and off content

 

and directed at the person, me, making the points.

 

Please excuse me as I don't deal with such posts.

 

 

Haha continue please , eat his owns words , play around his own and now can't even read his own post . Dude , i don't know how to answer to your questions when you are answering them yourself.

Edited December 9, 2012 by CH_CO

[CKP]

The fact that with the north pole ice melting , our port locations are not longer the "international" route. The fact that we have penang , melaka , bintan ,batam and the neighboring riau islands which has similar locations , how about you put those into retrospective? Don't shift goal post .

 

 

Singapore is already the number TWO in the world for traffic

 

and yet

 

you claim that "our port locations are not longer the "international" route."

 

 

Then what is the international route? Don't tell me it's the northeast passage. Less than 50 ships use that passage.

 

 

 

 

[CH_CO]

Singapore is already the number TWO in the world for traffic

 

and yet

 

you claim that "our port locations are not longer the "international" route."

 

 

Then what is the international route? Don't tell me it's the northeast passage. Less than 50 ships use that passage.

 

 

 

go read my previous link and please goggle , Singapore was no.1. Go find out from the freight forwarders , i lazy to explain all these basics to kids. Maybe you can goggle for these things .

[CKP]

go read my previous link and please goggle , Singapore was no.1. Go find out from the freight forwarders , i lazy to explain all these basics to kids. Maybe you can goggle for these things .

 

 

Singapore is already the number TWO in the world for traffic

 

and yet

 

you claim that "our port locations are not longer the "international" route."

 

Then what is the international route? Don't tell me it's the northeast passage. Less than 50 ships use that passage.

 

 

"go read my previous link and please goggle , Singapore was no.1.

Go find out from the freight forwarders , i lazy to explain all these basics to kids. Maybe you can goggle for these things ."

 

 

Again with your kid comment.

 

 

So number two SG is no longer on international route. I guess that makes number 3, 4 and 5 also not on the international route in your opinion?

 

Only shanghai, number 1 is on international route? Is that your point?

 

Edited December 9, 2012 by CKP

[Tjkbeluga]

Happy school holidays.

Car owners in SGs are mostly high achievers.... High achievers have great ego passion..... [laugh]

[Cwk]

sometimes you need upheaval to make things right. Great nations were not founded on peace, but blood. Evil will prevail when good men do nothing. I don't support strikes when there are other avenues to sort out the problems. But if every other means were exhausted, then a strike is the only way left. Just like Singapore won't go to war. But if we need to for our survival, so be it. That could have been the perspective of the drivers. Having done all they could, no one listened. And from what you mentioned, SMRT was simply wrong in changing the contract.

What does our school system really teach us?

1. Truth comes from the authority

2. Intelligence is the ability to remember and repeat

3. Accurate memory and repetition are rewarded

4. Non-compliance is punished

5. Conform: intellectually and socially

[Mustank]

knn, nowadays stike like fashion like that, people fall in, also call strike

 

http://singaporeseen.stomp.com.sg/stomp/sg...ction_site.html

 

 

STOMPer Andy was surprised to look out of his office window and see workers at a construction site stop work. In light of the recent strikes by SMRT bus drivers and two Chinese nationals atop a crane in Jurong, the STOMPer wonders if this could be a similar incident.

 

Said the STOMPer:

 

"I arrived at work around 8am, and the construction site just outside my office was as normal.

 

"The workers usually start work around 8am, and everything was as per normal. The site has been under construction for about a year.

 

"The site is at Paya Lebar iPark, Tai Seng Street, next to the Sakae Sushi building. They are constructing the BreadTalk operations headquarters.

 

"Around 9am, I happened to look out of my window again and saw this curious sight of the workers who had stopped work and gathered on the ground floor.

 

"There was not a single worker in the building, and there didn't seem to be any sign of danger or any ambulance that had arrived. They looked like they had just simply stopped work.

 

"This wasn't normal, as usually there will be people working on the construction site throughout.

 

"It is now 11am and they are still sitting it out. There are also people speaking through a loudhailer, and it looks like it could be another foreign worker dispute."

 

Previously, two Chinese nationals were arrested on Nov 6 after a nine-hour protest on top of two tower cranes, which had started because they were owed salaries.

 

On Monday Nov 26, 171 SMRT bus drivers from China refused to work as they wanted equal salaries as compared to their Malaysian counterparts.

 

88 drivers then absented themselves from work on Tuesday (Nov 27) after seeking medical leave.

 

Since that incident, four bus drivers have been charged, and another sentenced to six weeks' imprisonment, while 29 drivers have been repatriated after participating in the strike.

[Tjkbeluga]

What does our school system really teach us?

1. Truth comes from the authority

2. Intelligence is the ability to remember and repeat

3. Accurate memory and repetition are rewarded

4. Non-compliance is punished

5. Conform: intellectually and socially

6. There is always someone to blame whenever problem arises...

[Cwk]

I don't debate with trolls or IB's members.

 

I know what you're doing though; persistently replying to messages that I've posted to other members in the hope of derailing the discussion that is going on and bringing it down to your level of scum.

 

Nice try, but it ain't gonna happen with me. Now go play with yourself in a corner

Lightbringer, save your breath. This nation isn't going to start thinking and do any soul searching because some foreigners decided not to drive the bus for a day. Our minds are much too numb for any thinking. Our soul - we lost it way way back. Seriously, do you for one second, expect anyone in this country to understand the significance of this strike? You are way too charitable to everyone. We practically, as a people, can't see beyond the mundane anymore.

These are what our school system really has taught us:

1. That truth comes from the authority

2. That intelligence is the ability to remember and repeat

3. That accurate memory and repetition are rewarded

4. That non-compliance is punished

5. To conform: intellectually and socially

[Mustank]

Lightbringer, save your breath. This nation isn't going to start thinking and do any soul searching because some foreigners decided not to drive the bus for a day. Our minds are much too numb for any thinking. Our soul - we lost it way way back. Seriously, do you for one second, expect anyone in this country to understand the significance of this strike? You are way too charitable to everyone. We practically, as a people, can't see beyond the mundane anymore.

These are what our school system really has taught us:

1. That truth comes from the authority

2. That intelligence is the ability to remember and repeat

3. That accurate memory and repetition are rewarded

4. That non-compliance is punished

5. To conform: intellectually and socially

 

 

here got free show:

 

http://www.mycarforum.com/index.php?s=&amp...t&p=4698629

 

[Cars08]

Workers gathering for Headcount check and morning briefing mah....

[Girl_powerful]

Nobody owes you a living, one need to work hard for the $ so technically boss has the rights to say: "If you are not happy, the door is always open."