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$1.7M lost to which casino ... macau? australia? cannot be genting right, so near or further Las Vegas !

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That's not the point right? Think they roll out damage control too soon.

 

If u see the comments via CNA u can see more damage control there

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Should tell him high salary doesnt mean no corruption.

 

So stop paying themselves the king's ransom.

 

Get it into his thick head. [laugh]

 

mean this one lor [grin][laugh][laugh]

 

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Actually TCH should say " in every industry, there will always have rotten eggs around, what is more important is to get rid of the rotten eggs to prevent it from spreading " that would sound better and more sincere instead of saying " low and stable" which many people are not convinced.

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Actually TCH should say " in every industry, there will always have rotten eggs around, what is more important is to get rid of the rotten eggs to prevent it from spreading " that would sound better and more sincere instead of saying " low and stable" which many people are not convinced.

 

how about this? [grin][laugh][laugh]

 

http://blondfrombirth.org/Corruption.htm

 

Corruption is like cancer. Corruption wants it all, just like cancer. Cancer is a living thing, just trying to get by. Some people get cancer, not because they're evil, but because a part of their body was corrupted. If a person has cancer, they cannot make a deal with the cancer.
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When you cant convince you confuse lor.

 

Or worst cum to worst.........beat around the bush.

 

This is a classic example. [laugh]

 

Actually TCH should say " in every industry, there will always have rotten eggs around, what is more important is to get rid of the rotten eggs to prevent it from spreading " that would sound better and more sincere instead of saying " low and stable" which many people are not convinced.

 

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how about this? [grin][laugh][laugh]

 

http://blondfrombirth.org/Corruption.htm

 

Corruption is like cancer. Corruption wants it all, just like cancer. Cancer is a living thing, just trying to get by. Some people get cancer, not because they're evil, but because a part of their body was corrupted. If a person has cancer, they cannot make a deal with the cancer.

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That's not the point right? Think they roll out damage control too soon.

 

i thk theres alot more, theyre just slowly letting it out, coz if they keep piling all d skeletons, its worse if all d skeletons jump out by themselves... especially if closer to 2016...

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http://bit.ly/1bLqgWp

 

1 out of 5 graft probes by CPIB involve public officers: DPM Teo Chee Hean

 

On average, the Corrupt Practices Investigation Bureau (CPIB) opens 39 cases involving public officers per year for investigation and these make up about one in five of all graft probes by the agency, said Deputy Prime Minister Teo Chee Hean.

 

"About two thirds of the investigations involving public officers led to prosecution or disciplinary proceedings," added DPM Teo in a statement released through the Prime Minister's Officer (PMO) on Wednesday. His comments come shortly after a CPIB officers was charged in court earlier in the day for misappropriating the bureau's funds.

 

He said a study of public officers investigated for corruption and other financial crimes by the police Commercial Affairs Department and CPIB over the last five years, concluded that cases involving such officers have "remained low and quite stable over the last five years".

 

"We will take strong measures to tighten up processes," added DPM Teo, who is also the Minister in charge of the Civil Service

 

That's 20%!!

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