GE: Connect with your potential MPs and win an iPad!
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Originally posted by charlize:
Aiya, I was only hoping for a new MAC to replace my aging lappie.
if you get a lexus can buy yourself the best laptop.
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Originally posted by SevenEleven:
Ha Ha...someone made a police report on it...
F/20110420/2040
The above is my police report number made online few minutes ago.
The brief inside my report is as follows.posted by uncleyap at 11:03 AM
Is this a case of bad publicity is still publicity?
At least now some people know what their potential MPs look like.
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Originally posted by charlize:
20 cents that this will be another "Honest Mistake, let's move on" incident.
If any opposition party was doing this, they would be banned from contesting the elections.
Forever.
don't want to bet with you.. i don't want to lose 20¢
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Originally posted by the Bear:
don't want to bet with you.. i don't want to lose 20¢
Damn.
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Originally posted by Clivebenss:
if you get a lexus can buy yourself the best laptop.
You know COE is never included in these contests which involve a car.
How much do you think the COE for a Lexus costs?
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Originally posted by charlize:
You know COE is never included in these contests which involve a car.
How much do you think the COE for a Lexus costs?
can always sell away the car and buy yourself the laptop that you like.
too bad no more contest liao.
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neesoon.org iPad giveaway contest halted
By Imelda Saad | Posted: 20 April 2011 1910 hrsSINGAPORE: A contest which offered residents a chance to win an iPad if they connect with a website set up to raise the profile of PAP candidates for the new Nee Soon Group Representation Constituency (GRC) has been suspended with immediate effect.
Residents were asked to name the five "familiar faces" seen on neesoon.org. The website is fronted by PAP's potential candidates for Nee Soon GRC in the coming General Election.
They are Patrick Tay, K Shanmugam, Lim Wee Kiak, Muhammad Faishal and Lee Bee Wah.
Channel NewsAsia broke the story about the marketing initiative on Tuesday.
The initiative has raised questions about whether it contravenes election rules.
A post on the site now says the contest is suspended since Parliament has been dissolved. The contest will resume on the same terms after the election.
Dr Lim had said the initiative is an "outreach programme" for residents to know what's happening in their ward and to get to know the candidates better.
He added it is simply a contest to get the public to visit the website and that the team is not giving out freebies to entice voters to vote for the party or candidates.
The Elections Department says the Parliamentary Elections Act comes into effect once the writ is issued, meaning political parties can campaign only after the nomination of candidates has closed.
The law though does not clearly spell out if this particular initiative constitutes Internet election advertising.
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A post on the site now says the contest is suspended since Parliament has been dissolved. The contest will resume on the same terms after the election.
so confident.
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Haha.. they scared somebody stomp... quickly take it down.. else opposition party got a chance to say something....
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I'm pretty sure our opposition is not so low class to resort to low blows their opposition on meeny miny things.
Instead of wasting time on picking faults with the other party, HIGH CALIBRE candidates should find the opportunity to address issues which citizens have and are bringing up.
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are they going to say its a honest mistake?
or some cheap moral MP using some cheap tactics?