TR EMERITUS

Yes, my heart felt words to the 8% of Singaporeans who had resisted the bullying, evil coercion and discrimination to stay unvaccinated (UnV). At the very least, I know there are people out there who have critical minds to withstand all nonsense to make good judgement. Yes, I am even more proud of my own daughter, not only for her excellence in studies but more so for her ability to utilize her critical thinking to make great judgement while facing peer pressure & withstanding the material urge of shopping and dining in Macdonald and restaurants! Many people thought that I have influenced or even dictate my daughter not to take the vaccine (V) but that's really far from the Truth. She has made that decision all by herself without me telling her what to do. If there is anything from me that "influence" her to make that decision, it's just me genes of Critical Thinking and Courage to be non conformist. I am really proud of her as a little young woman with a great mind in the making. She knows her priorities well and has the courage and steel in her to withstand all those unwarranted pressure and discrimination.   Goh Meng Seng      Read More →

Bet most people aren't acquainted with this word 'filicide'. It is the despicable act of parents murdering their own children. If you have done some research and come to your own conclusion of the benefits outweighing the risks of vaccines for children, then it's fair enough. It's your choice and you have at least been responsible about it. But for those carelessly anxious, gladly, willingly, nonchalantly, or obediently bring their children for the jabs, you could be filicidal with the decision if fatal adverse events follow, one month, 2 months, several years later. Incidents of deaths of children and deeply serious adverse events following vaccination have been suppressed. We only get to hear of them from anecdotes via social media. Here's some tragedies I came across fairly recently. Jackson Ball aged 7 from North Carolina, US. His father Billy Ball is a vaxx zealot who wants all parents to get their kids jabbed. He promotes the vax on Twitter. He had his kids vaxx'd on 20 May 2021 and tweeted "My little ones are excited. They really are. Because it means they can get some candy afterwards." 7 year old Jackson had triple jabs. On 4 Jan 2023, Jackson suffered a fatal catastrophic brain event. That indicates a sudden ruptured brain aneurysm, post-injection meningitis, or encephalitis. All known adverse events of the mRNA jab. The father is still pro-vaxx for kids. Dad still has trust in the vaccines. Anastasia Weaver aged 6, from Ohio, US. She had a twin sister, Caitlin. Mom is a nurse and had to jab by mandate. She seems pro-vax. 21 Nov 2021 Mom, dad and twins had their first jab. Anna had some problems and was hospitalised and oxygenated. Mom put it off as related to a digestive issue she was having 2 days before the jab. 4 Jan 2022 mom had her 2nd booster, twins had their 2nd jabs. Mom suffered body aches and headaches as a result, but said “the vaccine is worth it.” 29 Jun 2022 Anna had a seizure. Mom brushed it off, saying all tests “came back normal.” 15 Jul 2022 Anna had constant 'tiny seizures'. 17 Sep 2022 entire family had Covid-19. Entirely family became very sick 2 weeks later. Mom had severe cough, could not sleep. 29 Dec 2022 Anna hospitalised.  No details. 25 Jan 2022 Anna passed away in her sleep. No details. Mom shuts down her Facebook due to lots of criticisms. Yasmin Guevara aged 8, from San Martin, Argentina. Her father Yamil Guevara posted on FB 22 Nov 2022 showing Yasmin on hospital bed. Sounded hopeful. Days passed, her condition worsened and Yamil's FB updates appealed for prayers. Yamil updated FB on 27 Jan 2023 to announce Yasmin had died on 11 Jan 2023. This was the first time he mentioned Yasmin had the jab. Her final days she suffered excruciating pain. He added " ...this was the first patient of Argentina alleged mind called vasculliti q doctors did not know how to treat her with this do not vaccinate with no vaccine for the supposed covid xq they killing us all with this now it was my daughter tomorrow it can be your son I want to do a fight x no to the covid vaccine." (copied ad verbertim per FB translation). When he shared a video of vaccine explainer, FB blocked him. Yasmina's aunt posted on FB 27 Jan that the child died from post-injection vasculitis – inflammation of the blood vessels. It is a very common, and known adverse reaction to the Pfizer mRNA injection. She said "Be careful parents, take care of the little ones, we're being lab rate." Needless to say, FB censored her. Zach Reilly aged 1 year from East Yorkshire, UK. Mom's vaccination status is not known. But dad, Owen Reilly, is a British Navy personnel is almost certainly fully vaccinated as it is mandatory. Mom had severe stomach cramp on 10 Jul 2021 and emergency C-section was performed. Zach was delivered 37 months pre-mature with blue, black and blistered left arm due to several blood clots. An amputation was performed. His ordeal is not over. Zack had a stroke in utero that caused brain damage. Doctors don’t know if Zack will ever walk or talk. End of December he had 20 seizures. The diagnosis - he has a rare epilepsy called infantile spasms. It is in Pfizer's Post-Authorization Adverse Effect Event Report of 20 Apr 2021. The "mRNA spectrum” is a list of disorders unborn babies may be born with when either one or both parents have been vaxxed. Pfizer knows about this all along. 'Conspiracy' doctors have warned about this all along. This brings into question the dangers for unvaxxed having blood transfusion using vaxxed blood! Pixie Lamadora aged 5 from Cabadbaran City, Philippines. What happened to her and what's her current status is not very clear. But it is obvious something is very wrong. 22 Mar 2022 at 2.02am she posted an announcement Pixie had her first jabs together with her 7 year old sister. So they probably had their jabs on Mar 21. Philippines has Pfizer and Sinovac. It is unclear which one she took. 15 hours later, mom posted an update with photo of the little girl who seemed to be under life support system. That's when Rose asked for prayers and the medical expenses she had to bear. Then followed many updates that showed the nightmare she was in. The child went in and out of ICUs, clinical visits, EEG after EEG. She had seizures, once a very serious one. Her behaviour changed, seems abnormal. She'd seen neuro surgeons, the whole lotsa medical expertise. Rose mentioned many medical conditions she observed. She talked of how the child cannot recognise some relatives. It is absolutely obvious the poor child is having neurological impairment which is, again, an adverse event Pfizer is well aware of. Filipinos are closely knit folks. It is heartening to hear from Rose of the support she has from her social circle. Rose posted : "... ug kblo pa lng q ang mka daut sa imoha ang vaccine, d unta ka nag da dalaon .... hangtud krn wla pa sya kamata jud ... " Filipino is difficult to translate due to too much short forms they use to text. I think she said had she known the vaxx was bad, she would not have brought the child for the jab. And she cursed at government corruption over the vaxx for kids programme. I could go on. There are lots of anecdotes. It's a painful blog so I do not wish to go too deep into. Those that suffered should speak out to warn others. Those who are oblivious to the risks assumes the sin of filicide by genetic vaccine which deserves the highest condemnation.   Patrick Low * Article first appeared on Down The Rabbit Hole.      Read More →

Around five years ago, I had the honour of being taken out to lunch by a very prominent Emirati Businesswoman who proudly described herself as a “super saleswoman for Singapore” She described Singapore as “washing the face of the Oriental,” because we were the only Asian nation that stood in the top five nations of the world’s least corrupt nations. I think this incident because its actually one of things the main things that people from elsewhere like about us. You could say that our reputation for non-corruption is our greatest strength. It’s like the one thing that we have that our neighbours don’t have. The multinationals will rush to enter the large emerging markets of Indonesia, Thailand and Vietnam but they will make sure contracts are signed under Singapore law. As my favourite Malaysian Datuk says, “As long as I stay away from politically sensitive topics in Singapore, the courts will treat me fairly.” Unfortunately, it seems that our economic managers can’t grasp this concept and have sought to redefine corruption as something that only the people at the lower rung of the ladder get involved in. This was made clear by the announcement that our extremely vigilant and active “Corrupt Practices Investigation Bureau” (CPIB) decided to let off six executives at Keppel Offshore & Marine (Keppel) with a stern warning (“You’re naught – don’t do it) for their role in a corruption scandal in Brazil. The outcry from the public was harsh and our second minister for national development, Ms. Indranee Rajah had to get up and defend the once stalwart CPIB. Her main point was that there was not enough evidence to prosecute the six: [LINK] Prior to joining politics, Ms. Rajah was a senior lawyer, holding the title SC (Senior Counsel – the Singapore version of King’s Counsel). You could say that this makes Ms. Rajah a very credible person to make such a statement. However, this comes after Keppel had to make a resolution of S$88 million to Brazilian authorities back in 2017 for “corrupt” practices and the Brazilian litigation wasn’t the only one. [LINK] The American justice department also got involved. [LINK] Keppel’s legal strategy has been to blame its agents in Brazil. However, given the sums involved, its hard to believe that somebody or some parties involved had to have authorised the release of the sums to the agents. Then, there’s also the standard point that Singapore’s authorities like to use – “If the Company has nothing to hide, why settle with Brazilian and US authorities?” To be fair to Keppel, it was doing business in Brazil, which ranks as the 96th most corrupt country in the world according to Transparency International. As a Brazilian friend of my family once stated, “If you work in the civil service and haven’t made your fortune after four years, you must stupid.” The fact remains that growth markets are now in places like Brazil and Brazil is a very big, must-be-in market for just about any company with international aspirations. There is also the fact that the squeaky cogs in the machinery of business need to be oiled. Singapore’s karaoke bars do a very brisk trade because wheels of commerce do need to greasing. Singapore’s unofficial minister of promoting the inexcusable, or the Critical Spectator has even gone as far as to promote the six for their role in the whole affair: His argument is simple, the six did what they needed to do and made money for the Company, which in turn is good for Singapore. As he so often does, our unofficial minister of promoting the inexcusable misses the point. Sure, the line between the legitimate and illegal can be thin and at times blurry when it comes to “greasing the wheels of commerce,” but the line exists – even in countries that rank lowly on Transparency International’s rankings. These countries struggle with corruption because the culture is often ingrained and the enforcers are often compromised. As such, the countries that rank higher on the index also have laws meant to ensure that companies domiciled on their soil don’t engage in corrupt practices elsewhere. Nobody accepts that corruption is a good thing. What is accepted is that there are countries which are more corrupt than others and these countries need to be helped combat corruption. In the case of Keppel, that line, as the litigation in the US has shown, has clearly been crossed. Its not like there was an exoneration in the US and Brazil and Singapore only following suite. Things get even more complicated when you consider the fact that Keppel’s largest shareholder in Temasek and its chairman is a former minister. It does without saying that the dirt on Keppel is ultimately going to be slashed at the government’s door. Lee Kuan Yew, Singapore’s first Prime Minister, had a very simple policy. He clamped down on the people at the top. Mr. Lee was very sensitive to any taint of corruption and ensured that even the smallest whisper of it was dealt with swiftly and publicly: [LINK] Unfortunately, this isn’t the case here and the public has been allowed to wonder if the “stern warning” issued to the six men is an effort to protect people rather than a genuine case of proven innocent. Singapore’s greatest strength is that of non-corruption. It’s something we cannot afford to squander by redefining the meaning of corruption when senior people at the top of the food chain are involved in scandals.   Tang Li *Although I’ve been based mainly in Singapore for nearly two decades, I’ve had the privilege of being able meet people who have crossed borders and cultures. I’ve befriended ministers and ambassadors and worked on projects involving a former head of state. Yet, at the same time, I’ve had the privilege of befriending migrant labourers and former convicts. All of them have a story to tell. All of them add to the fabric of life. I hope to express the stories that inspire us to create life as it should be.      Read More →