Mr Lee Kuan Yew wanted Oxley Road home demolished

[Arogab]

On 10/22/2024 at 4:40 PM, inlinesix said:

But

But

He is sharing screenshot of his dad FB

LHY wrote 2 post on the same topic.  1 in English and 1 in Chinese

😂

Own self do can liao. Why go about shouting lor

[inlinesix]

On 10/22/2024 at 5:47 PM, Arogab said:

Can argue until the cow comes home lah, this SW guy I don't see him up one. I see him arrogant. Haha. As for LHL, at the back, if he keep saying to his brother and sister to keep the family together and they still bring it public how??

Honestly, I not shy to say, I got my younger brother who is a good for nothing till today at 51. There is nothing I can do, I can only tell my elder brother, I am leaving him alone. Haha

He no song with his uncle for a long time.

家家有本難念的經

We just watch free show

[inlinesix]

On 10/22/2024 at 5:48 PM, Arogab said:

Own self do can liao. Why go about shouting lor

Just like LHY tell the whole world he will apply for demolition permit.

 

[Arogab]

On 10/22/2024 at 4:52 PM, inlinesix said:

He no song with his uncle for a long time.

家家有本難念的經

We just watch free show

 

On 10/22/2024 at 4:53 PM, inlinesix said:

Just like LHY tell the whole world he will apply for demolition permit.

 

They like it public lor 🤣

[Jellandross]

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Singapore’s financial system has in recent years repeatedly played a part in international corruption scandals. Lee Hsien Yang said: “People need to look beyond Singapore’s bold, false assertions and see what the reality really is like.”

He added: “There is a need for the world to look more closely, to see Singapore’s role as that key facilitator for arms trades, for dirty money, for drug monies, crypto money.”

 

 

[Jman888]

On 10/22/2024 at 5:53 PM, inlinesix said:

Just like LHY tell the whole world he will apply for demolition permit.

 

he should get a tiktok account, confirm million followers, or he already did, sorry I dun have tiktok account

 

[BanCoe]

On 10/22/2024 at 5:59 PM, Jellandross said:

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Singapore’s financial system has in recent years repeatedly played a part in international corruption scandals. Lee Hsien Yang said: “People need to look beyond Singapore’s bold, false assertions and see what the reality really is like.”

He added: “There is a need for the world to look more closely, to see Singapore’s role as that key facilitator for arms trades, for dirty money, for drug monies, crypto money.”

 

 

All the top so called perscuted end up in London usually...... I mean infamous ones seeking asylum there is very easy

 Can be from Pakistan, India, Malaysia, Africa..... even Brunei Sultans younger brother ....  you name it and they are all there ......OK another one also on the way is the ex PM of Bangladesh....... London is a hot spot or hot bed for all of this crap people.... Red carpet welcome some more .... of course lotsa hot money with them too    

[inlinesix]

On 10/22/2024 at 5:54 PM, Arogab said:

They like it public lor 🤣

Not forgetting that they were part of the establishment.

Now, they are anti-establishment 

[inlinesix]

On 10/22/2024 at 6:01 PM, Jman888 said:

he should get a tiktok account, confirm million followers, or he already did, sorry I dun have tiktok account

LHL got tiktok

LHY don’t have🤭

[Arogab]

On 10/22/2024 at 6:20 PM, inlinesix said:

Not forgetting that they were part of the establishment.

Now, they are anti-establishment 

Should put is as - They like to wash their dirty underwear in the public lah

[inlinesix]

On 10/23/2024 at 10:25 AM, Arogab said:

Should put is as - They like to wash their dirty underwear in the public lah

It is not simple as we see in the public.

[Arogab]

On 10/23/2024 at 9:26 AM, inlinesix said:

It is not simple as we see in the public.

Of cos, they will not tell you the truth behind it. 

Does anyone know LHY has ownership of the land around 38 Oxley?

[inlinesix]

On 10/23/2024 at 10:40 AM, Arogab said:

Of cos, they will not tell you the truth behind it. 

Does anyone know LHY has ownership of the land around 38 Oxley?

I could guess the reason behind all these hoohah.

It is public knowledge that LHY owns the house.

LHY has every intention to demolition the house once LWL move out or die.

The house was given to LHL but LHL sold it to LHY.

 

[Arogab]

On 10/23/2024 at 9:44 AM, inlinesix said:

I could guess the reason behind all these hoohah.

It is public knowledge that LHY owns the house.

LHY has every intention to demolition the house once LWL move out or die.

The house was given to LHL but LHL sold it to LHY.

 

Until then. Sit back and watch 🤣

[SGCMmadman]

Lhy talk so much overseas for wat? Come back den talk. Can form a party in london wif kenneth j.

Why scared to attend spf interview, wife is tokkong lawyer, haiya, if nothing to hide, no need to run. 

Lhy n wife behave like spoilt brats in my pov

[Windwaver]

https://www.straitstimes.com/singapore/allowing-lee-hsien-yang-to-demolish-house-at-38-oxley-road-will-rule-out-options-edwin-tong

Allowing Lee Hsien Yang to demolish house at 38 Oxley Road will rule out options: Edwin Tong

SINGAPORE – Allowing Mr Lee Hsien Yang to carry out immediate demolition works at 38 Oxley Road would “straightaway rule out options which can be considered”, said Minister for Culture, Community and Youth Edwin Tong.

In a Facebook post on Oct 24, Mr Tong said: “We do not think that any option should be precluded, or closed off, at this stage.”

Mr Lee, the younger son of founding prime minister Lee Kuan Yew, is the current owner of 38 Oxley Road and had applied to the authorities on Oct 21 for permission to demolish the house.

To demolish it, he requires approval for building works from the Building and Construction Authority, as well as planning permission from the Urban Redevelopment Authority.

Mr Tong noted that 38 Oxley Road has been the subject of some discussion recently, following the death of Dr Lee Wei Ling.

Dr Lee, Mr Lee Kuan Yew’s daughter, died on Oct 9 at age 69. Her death has left the house uninhabited. Mr Lee Kuan Yew started renting the one-storey bungalow in the mid-1940s, purchased it later in 1965 and lived there until his death in 2015.

Mr Tong said: “There is, quite understandably, a range of different views amongst Singaporeans on the matter.
 
“It is important that we approach the matter with an open mind, as well as keep our options open. The passage of time will help us better appreciate the matter in its proper context, with the benefit of some hindsight.”

On Oct 24, the National Heritage Board (NHB) announced it would embark on a study of the site to determine if it “has national historical, heritage, and architectural significance as to be worthy of preservation” as a national monument.

Mr Tong said: “If a Preservation Order is made, all options will remain open, and this will give the Government time to consider the different options identified in the ministerial committee report, or any other option.”

A preservation order designates a building or a site as a national monument, and restricts the changes that can be made to it.

Mr Tong, who is also Second Minister for Law, said the study will be conducted by NHB’s Preservation of Sites and Monuments Advisory Board, which comprises experts from various sectors.

“They will carefully assess the merits, if any, of such preservation, and make their professional recommendations,” he added.

In 2018, a ministerial committee led by Senior Minister Teo Chee Hean recommended three options for the house, leaving the decision up to a “future government”.

They were: to preserve the property and gazette it for conservation or as a national monument; to retain the basement dining room, which has the most historical significance, and tear down the rest of the property; or to allow the property to be demolished fully for redevelopment.

In its report, the committee noted that the house was “where meetings took place that led to the formation of the first independent government for Singapore, and altered the destiny of the country”.

The basement dining room is of particular significance, as it was where the ruling People’s Action Party was formed in 1954.

 

[inlinesix]

Edwin Tong Post

https://www.facebook.com/share/p/FHFBbtLi5gqDcfpA/

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[Volvobrick]

On 10/24/2024 at 1:31 PM, Windwaver said:

https://www.straitstimes.com/singapore/allowing-lee-hsien-yang-to-demolish-house-at-38-oxley-road-will-rule-out-options-edwin-tong

Allowing Lee Hsien Yang to demolish house at 38 Oxley Road will rule out options: Edwin Tong

SINGAPORE – Allowing Mr Lee Hsien Yang to carry out immediate demolition works at 38 Oxley Road would “straightaway rule out options which can be considered”, said Minister for Culture, Community and Youth Edwin Tong.

In a Facebook post on Oct 24, Mr Tong said: “We do not think that any option should be precluded, or closed off, at this stage.”

Mr Lee, the younger son of founding prime minister Lee Kuan Yew, is the current owner of 38 Oxley Road and had applied to the authorities on Oct 21 for permission to demolish the house.

To demolish it, he requires approval for building works from the Building and Construction Authority, as well as planning permission from the Urban Redevelopment Authority.

Mr Tong noted that 38 Oxley Road has been the subject of some discussion recently, following the death of Dr Lee Wei Ling.

Dr Lee, Mr Lee Kuan Yew’s daughter, died on Oct 9 at age 69. Her death has left the house uninhabited. Mr Lee Kuan Yew started renting the one-storey bungalow in the mid-1940s, purchased it later in 1965 and lived there until his death in 2015.

Mr Tong said: “There is, quite understandably, a range of different views amongst Singaporeans on the matter.
 
“It is important that we approach the matter with an open mind, as well as keep our options open. The passage of time will help us better appreciate the matter in its proper context, with the benefit of some hindsight.”

On Oct 24, the National Heritage Board (NHB) announced it would embark on a study of the site to determine if it “has national historical, heritage, and architectural significance as to be worthy of preservation” as a national monument.

Mr Tong said: “If a Preservation Order is made, all options will remain open, and this will give the Government time to consider the different options identified in the ministerial committee report, or any other option.”

A preservation order designates a building or a site as a national monument, and restricts the changes that can be made to it.

Mr Tong, who is also Second Minister for Law, said the study will be conducted by NHB’s Preservation of Sites and Monuments Advisory Board, which comprises experts from various sectors.

“They will carefully assess the merits, if any, of such preservation, and make their professional recommendations,” he added.

In 2018, a ministerial committee led by Senior Minister Teo Chee Hean recommended three options for the house, leaving the decision up to a “future government”.

They were: to preserve the property and gazette it for conservation or as a national monument; to retain the basement dining room, which has the most historical significance, and tear down the rest of the property; or to allow the property to be demolished fully for redevelopment.

In its report, the committee noted that the house was “where meetings took place that led to the formation of the first independent government for Singapore, and altered the destiny of the country”.

The basement dining room is of particular significance, as it was where the ruling People’s Action Party was formed in 1954.

 

Nothing new. 

Option 4 - have wax museum somewhere that looks exactly like the basement. No one will challenge/complain as long as it doesn't cost taxpayers 300m.