[Nyvrem]

https://www.bannedsite.com/forum/current...ng-s-watch

[Reddishday]

empress dowager still diam diam

[Scythian]

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July 2022, She could be holidaying somewhere in China, Indonesia or Japan with her husband attending international conference.

She wasn't in Singapore

[jus4lucky]

thot temasek already write off the 275 million loses. no one get sack. only salary reduction. 
HC never say a word. LHL also diam diam. 
where the accountability.

[Alice Alicia]

No wonder she looked like Bankman kena Fried.

[A2Z]

Ceo of temasick is just like President just sign here there, agree to whatever is presented on her table. Anything goes wrong, lower management kenna not her. So anyone can be a ceo there no accountability.

[klat]

She’s guilty but keep quiet lah.

Only good news then announce lah


Bad news sweep under the carpet lah.

[A2Z]

Blockchain technology is one thing, playing all those cryptos is another. In fact all those in the market are nothing but for us to trade buy sell stake earn ah long interest rates. As a ceo she cd not differentiate what is blockchain and crypto trading. She was totally taken in by all those foreign talents employed by her. Since everyone is in why not join the fun! I was into crypto back in 2017 and soon realised it was totally rubbish. All the gurus used blockchain to hide their agendas. Early birds made money laughing to the banks while many retail investors loss their money via all those apps on our phone. Temasick is the ONLY sovereign funds involved in the crypto space. Why temasick wants to be like those hedge funds who can afford to lose big time? Heads must roll not cut their pay here there. She should be sacked and be totally out of temasek. As long as her odour is still there not good.

[Obamao]

Subject: Holding Ho Ching Accountable for the Fraudulent Investment of FTX

Dear Mdm Milo ,

I write to you today with a pressing concern that demands immediate attention and action. It is my strong belief that Ho Ching, the former CEO of Temasek and wife of the Singapore Prime Minister, must be held accountable for the fraudulent investment of FTX. The gravity of this situation necessitates an unwavering pursuit of justice and accountability.

First and foremost, it is important to acknowledge the immense influence and authority that Ho Ching held during her tenure as the CEO of Temasek, a prominent state-owned investment company. Her position granted her access to privileged information, decision-making power, and the ability to shape the course of investments. As such, it is inconceivable that she could be unaware of the fraudulent activities surrounding the FTX investment.

The allegations surrounding FTX point towards a web of deceit, insider trading, market manipulation, and conflicts of interest. These allegations strike at the heart of ethical business practices, undermining trust in our financial institutions and causing significant harm to the integrity of our financial markets. As the former CEO of Temasek, Ho Ching cannot evade responsibility for the actions undertaken during her tenure, especially considering the magnitude of the FTX investment and its potential impact on the financial well-being of Singapore and its citizens.

Furthermore, the close familial ties between Ho Ching and the Singapore Prime Minister cannot be disregarded when assessing her accountability. It is reasonable to question the existence of potential conflicts of interest, favoritism, and undue influence in matters related to investments and financial decisions. The integrity and independence of our government institutions must be safeguarded, and any perception of impropriety must be addressed with utmost seriousness.

Moreover, as a public figure and a person entrusted with significant responsibility, Ho Ching has a moral obligation to uphold the highest standards of transparency, accountability, and ethical conduct. The allegations surrounding the fraudulent investment of FTX not only cast doubt on her personal integrity but also raise concerns about her leadership and stewardship of Temasek. Holding her accountable is essential not only to preserve the credibility of our financial institutions but also to send a strong message that no one is above the law, regardless of their position or influence.

In conclusion, the evidence and circumstances surrounding the fraudulent investment of FTX by Temasek demand that Ho Ching be held accountable for her role and responsibilities as the former CEO of the company. Her position, authority, and familial connections necessitate a thorough investigation to determine her involvement and level of culpability. Only through a fair and impartial process can justice be served and the trust of the people be restored.

I implore you to take decisive action in this matter and ensure that Ho Ching is held accountable for the fraudulent investment of FTX. The integrity of our financial system and the principles of justice are at stake. The citizens of Singapore deserve nothing less than a transparent and thorough investigation that leaves no stone unturned.

Thank you for your attention to this urgent matter. I eagerly anticipate your commitment to upholding the values of integrity, accountability, and justice that are the cornerstone of our society.

Charlie Goh

[A2Z]

The next President must implement queries when our cpf funds are used directly and indirectly. Without our cpf money and in the very beginning our posb savings money were 'deployed' to set up sovereign funds (indirectly). Everyone knows that govt issues bonds so CPF Board buys them at x% hands over our CPF SURPLUSES to govt who in turn allocates to temasek and gic for further investment for higher returns.

[talky]

Ceo of temasick is just like President just sign here there, agree to whatever is presented on her table. Anything goes wrong, lower management kenna not her. So anyone can be a ceo there no accountability.

A PRI 6 FAILURE ALSO CAN DO THIS JOB!!
JUST SIGN

[Ola]

Where is that Geraldine's father?

He was working with Ho Ching and PAP Minister now

have the full power to investigate

to represent Singaporeans