Once again, thank you everyone for your support. I will do my best. 55-year old fashion designer: “I am 100 per cent worried that what I can draw out from my CPF savings at my age will not be enough to go for my pilgrimage. “I want the whole lump sum back. I have my own plans. Don’t treat us like children. I can manage my own money. I feel that the CPF savings should be allowed to be drawn out with fewer restrictions.” Freddy Wong: I see Roy as a common Singaporean. He is speaking on behalf of all of us. By suing Roy, the Prime Minister is telling all of us to shut up. In the 80s, I had to shut up, this time we do not have to. I do not think it was unnecessary to link Lee Hsien Loong with the City Harvest scandal. But since Roy has done it, we will support him anyway. Like I said, I admire his courage for writing that article and speaking up for all of us. Jay Lee: “Perhaps the statistics provided by Ngerng may not be entirely accurate. But then, only the government has all the detailed information. If public have no access to such information, then they will try to work out the closest they can get from all the sources which might turn out to be inaccurate.” Ryan: “I believe in Roy Ngerng’s cause. My whole family works so hard. Even my elderly parents have to work every day. I think CPF should be made more accessible for genuine reasons. The government should appoint counsellors to evaluate and provide genuine help through CPF for every individual.” Augustine Lee: “I give you an example. You did not submit your homework in time, and your teacher caned you. I think that is not equitable punishment. You should have just been made to stand for 15 minutes outside the classroom.”
Posted on: Wed, 04 Jun 2014 04:13:37 +0000
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