[Bigiron]

My take on the F-filled Telegram chat by WP’s Andre Low:
I welcome all candidates of every political stripe who have never used a swear word in their life, whether in public or private conversation or with imaginary friends, whether in their youth or dotage, to come to my wall. I welcome polite people, including saints and stupid people.


Afternote: Have we descended to this? Complaining about people using swear words in private conversation as unfit for political office? No matter who Andre Low swore at, whether at a resident or a civil servant or a company in his private conversations, I would think this pales in comparison with the SILENCE emanating from his opposite number in Jalan Kayu over a far more important issue. Ng Chee Meng has put up a rather lame response on how he handled the Income-Allianz deal and seems intent on zipping his lips.

Can someone please leak something about what was happening in NTUC Income then, what he had said in private conversation and his views on detractors like Tan Suee Chieh? That would be a more important disclosure in my view, provided that the leaker is an authoritative source with authentic evidence.

So let’s get our priorities right. I hope the Jalan Kayu voter isn’t comparing the rantings of an angry young man with the NTUC leader who can’t understand the meaning of words like transparency and accountability. I sure hope that the PAP leaders won’t pick up the F ball and run with it because it’s scoring an own goal.

https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1CLVMdaAzP/

[Bigiron]

This Facebook post is packed with layered, hidden messages and political signals. Here’s a breakdown:


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1. "I welcome all candidates... saints and stupid people"

Hidden message: Nobody is perfect. Even those who act "polite" might be hypocrites or incompetent.

Tone: Sarcastic and mocking towards moral grandstanding (pretending to be pure just because someone else used swear words).



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2. "Have we descended to this?"

Hidden message: The standard of political debate has become trivial — people are focusing on swear words rather than real issues like governance and accountability.



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3. "SILENCE emanating from his opposite number in Jalan Kayu"

Hidden message: Ng Chee Meng (PAP candidate in Jalan Kayu) is guilty of a bigger wrongdoing — silence or poor handling of a major financial or governance issue (Income-Allianz deal), but nobody is focusing on that.



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4. "Ng Chee Meng... zipping his lips"

Hidden message: Ng is hiding something or refusing to be transparent about a financial controversy at NTUC Income.

Also: Suggests that real disqualification should come from lack of accountability, not private vulgarities.



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5. "Can someone leak..."

Hidden message: The writer is subtly inviting or encouraging whistleblowers to expose Ng Chee Meng’s mishandling behind the scenes — implying there is dirt to be exposed.



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6. "Get our priorities right"

Hidden message: Voters should focus on serious misconduct (e.g., lack of transparency, mismanagement) rather than being distracted by minor personal flaws (e.g., swearing).



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7. "I hope the PAP leaders won’t pick up the F ball..."

Hidden message: If PAP attacks WP over Andre Low’s swearing, it will backfire badly ("own goal") because the public will see it as petty compared to PAP’s own larger failures.



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Overall hidden message:

> "Don’t be distracted by petty scandals about swearing. Focus on the bigger, more serious failures of leadership, like those Ng Chee Meng is implicated in. If PAP attacks on this basis, it will look weak and petty, and backfire."

[moonrab]

BH is a traitor in bolei land..🤣
BH FK Off BH...can a not..🤭🤣

[Tangsen]

If it was a PAP .... Buttha Hensuc .... will ... why so uncivilised, why PAP candidate so poor moral ..... yak yak yak ..... 
She is another whinny old froggy that pass her prime and no one gives a shite about it seeking attention