::Homework Crapbox:: (2017)
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Ng Teng Fong Hospital staff allegedly found to be negligent in caring for old man
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Bloody lifesaver, this webpage. Damned 'Brother' printers. "Nang mah si brudder". I don't think so, yo.
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After Hitler’s pal died, Nazis recreated his injuries on 72 women in a sick experiment
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Green children of Woolpit
Watch from 2:27 : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GID28O3PGLw
Watch from start : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=igRbL9HpqFw
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5 Strange Internet Mysteries Still Unsolved (Part 1)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xlzlv02GY5I5 Strange Internet Mysteries Still Unsolved (Part 2)
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[Documentary] - Top 10 Unsolved Mysteries (70 mins video)
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[China] - Unhappy wife soaks hubby's underwear in poison -- causing his genitals to rot and drop off
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[Singapore] - Indonesian maid murders 1 year old baby girl on Mother's Day
http://www.allsingaporestuff.com/article/maid-suspected-strangling-local-baby-girl-mothers-day -
2 things : 1stly, Singapore is already the safest place in the world. In any other country, he might already have abducted, raped, tortured and murdered her. 2ndly, this is why everyone, especially women, should have some martial arts background. Having martial arts background for everyone is still far preferable to slack gun laws, such as in the USA where of thousands of American citizens die from gunshot wounds every single day, making even terrorists shake their heads in pity.
MAN RANDOMLY ATTACKS FEMALE PASSERBY IN BEDOK
http://www.allsingaporestuff.com/article/man-randomly-attacks-female-passerby-bedok-call-police-if-spotted -
MediaCorp Channel 5 : "Nowhere Boys"
This fantasy action-adventure series follows four teenage boys who get lost in the forest and discover, when they return home, that they are in an alternate world identical to theirs except for one startling difference - they were never born.
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Singaporeans sooooo under-appreciate Singapore.
http://www.channelnewsasia.com/news/world/10-dead-in-philippine/2769130.html
MANILA: At least 10 people died across the Philippines in election day violence on Monday (May 9), as gunmen attacked polling stations, ambushed vehicles and stole vote counting machines, police said.
However authorities described the violence as isolated incidents and that the overall conduct of the elections - which will see tens of millions of people cast their votes for president and 18,000 other positions - was peaceful.
In the worst attack, seven people were shot dead in an ambush before dawn in Rosario, a town just outside of Manila known for political violence, Chief Inspector Jonathan del Rosario, spokesman for a national police election monitoring task force, told AFP.
In Guindulungan, a small impoverished town in the strife-torn southern Philippine province of Maguindanao, where warlord-politicians have their own private armies, a voter was shot dead inside a polling station, police said.
A bystander was also killed when a grenade was launched at a market in Cotabato, a major city in the south that neighbours Maguindanao, as people were casting their votes, police said.
In the nearby town of Sultan Kudarat, a stronghold of the nation's biggest Muslim rebel group, 20 men forced their way into a voting centre and carted away voting machines, police chief Senior Inspector Esmael Madin said.
In the northern province of Abra, infamous for politicians killing each other, armed supporters of rival mayoral candidates shot at each other, leaving one person dead and two wounded, provincial police spokeswoman Marcy Grace Marron told AFP by telephone.
Police arrested two men and two women with guns after the fighting in the mountainous town of Lagayan, 350 kilometres (217 miles) north of Manila, Marron added.
Still, elections commissioner Rowena Guanzon said the violence would not impact the result, noting they had taken place in known "hot spots" where extra security forces were in place.
Military spokesman Colonel Noel Detoyato also voiced little alarm.
"There are isolated incidents. (They) had minimal effect on the conduct of the elections," he told AFP.
Fifteen people had been confirmed killed in pre-election violence since the start of the year, according to the national police poll monitoring taskforce.
Political violence is a longstanding problem in the Philippines, fuelled by lax gun laws, corrupt security forces and political dynasties that often have their private armies or security forces.
Rodrigo Duterte, the tough-talking mayor of southern Davao city, is the favourite to win the presidential elections after campaigning on a platform of killing thousands of criminals that critics say will incite more violence.http://www.channelnewsasia.com/news/world/10-dead-in-philippine/2769130.html
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Mother and daughter are karmically close. Good that the mother has sorted out her suicidal thoughts and now loves her daughter more than ever. But turning down financial help from the father was unnecessary and a mistake. Mother should not let her own pride get in the way of her daughter's well being.
Single mother sacrifices her career to take care of daughter born without hands.
http://singaporeseen.stomp.com.sg/single-mother-sacrifices-job-to-take-care-of-handless-daughter -
With allies like Pakistan, who needs enemies? Pakistan is the most striking example of an ungrateful ally. The US has poured tens of billions of dollars into the Pakistani military for over half a century. But that has only allowed Pakistan to divert resources towards the production of nuclear weapons, as well as subsequently engaging in the sale of nuclear technology to other nations, most of which are US enemies. Pakistan has also harboured militant groups that were responsible for at least a chunk of the 2,300 US soldiers killed in Afghanistan since the Sept 11 terrorist attacks of 2001. To add insult to injury, Pakistani politicians brazenly deny all these accusations, notwithstanding the fact that the intelligence services of all major global powers have plenty of evidence that they are true. And Pakistan's immediate reaction after the US discovered that it sheltered Osama bin Laden was not to apologise; instead, the Pakistanis arrested and imprisoned Shakil Afridi, the doctor who cooperated with US intelligence in capturing the Al-Qaeda leader.
US hits back at 'ungrateful' allies
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Mike Super on America's Got Talent
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[China Movie] - Murder Mystery in a Medical School
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Mike Super Predicts Murder
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Singlish Beauty and the Beast
https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=d28yRBX0tgo
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[Indonesia] - 7 teenage boys jailed 10 years each for the brutal gang rape cum murder of a 14-year-old girl
https://sg.news.yahoo.com/indonesian-teens-jailed-brutal-murder-gang-rape-090531834.html
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Episode 16 of "Bones" (Season 9) titled "The Source in the Sludge" is particularly interesting for highlighting the interactive dynamics between the FBI, CIA, US Dept of Justice, and the US Military. The FBI initially suspects and investigates the CIA for the episode's murder, but subsequently collaborate to identify the murderer, but the US Dept of Justice makes a deal with the murderer that allows him to go scot free in return for terrorism info, until the FBI & CIA find a loophole to get the US Military (with prosecutorial powers separate from the US Dept of Justice) to court martial and sentence the murderer to death for treason.
http://www.poweredbyosteons.org/2014/03/bones-season-9-episode-16-review.html
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bones_(TV_series)
Opening sequence music : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hLu60M3aGlQ
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On another forum, lifeafter41 posted : "A friend just msg me.....told me he only got 50 dollars in the wallet and 200 dollars in the bank....today is 10 May 2016, he has yet to pay his utility bills and conservancy charges....payday is on month end. Asked to borrow $500......tide things over, he told me..... Never knew his finance are so tight..... After cpf, his monthly pay is around 1500. Spoke to him, told me finance are tight due to dad fall ill and unexpected expenses. Initially has around $2.5k as savings, but now used up. He's in his early 50s with one kid, in secondary school. Wife is homemaker. Understand he used to have OT pay, but now with bad economy, all OTs cut off. Told me he still got job already considered lucky liao......."
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If you thought Singapore was bad, Hong Kong is many times worse.
One third of all elderly folks in Hong Kong are forced to collect rubbish to survive :
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When in other countries, many China tourists pretend to be Singaporeans or Taiwanese or Hong Kongers, etc. In Australia, a China woman changed her baby's diaper in the seating area of a Macdonald's restaurant and when scolded by the local Aussies, she replied, "Sorry, I from Singapore, we don't speak English." (see image below)
Japanese Media Says Taiwan Tourists Are Fear of Being Mistaken for China Chinese :
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[Video] - Snake clashes with cat, while itself being eaten alive by a giant toad.
http://singaporeseen.stomp.com.sg/snake-clashes-with-cat-while-being-eaten-alive-by-a-toad -
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2016/05/11/queen-caught-on-camera-making-unguarded-comments-about-rude-chin/The Queen of England was caught on camera making unguarded comments about China during a garden party at Buckingham Palace on Tuesday. She made the comments about the highly sensitive Chinese state visit on the same day that Prime Minister David Cameron was also filmed telling her that Nigeria and Afghanistan were "fantastically corrupt countries." The Queen was introduced to Commander Lucy D'Orsi, who was commander of the policing operation for the Chinese state visit last October, during the monarch's first garden party of the season at Buckingham Palace. She commiserated with Commander Lucy D'Orsi that it was "bad luck" to be the senior commander during the state visit. She was overheard telling Commander D'Orsi that the Chinese delegation was "very rude" to the British ambassador to China, Barbara Woodward. Commander D'Orsi agreed and said that the Chinese delegation walked out on her and Ambassador Woodward which she described as "very rude and undiplomatic". Chinese President Xi Jinping and his wife Peng Liyuan visited the United Kingdom in October 2015. At the time the Queen described the first state visit by a Chinese premier for 10 years as “a milestone in the unprecedented year of co-operation and friendship between the United Kingdom and China.� The state visit has so far been perceived as highly successful both in China and in the UK. David Cameron was praised for taking a different path from China’s rivals, a strategy that according to the Global Times would help Beijing improve ties with the West. The Prime Minister, however, has been less than praised for being caught on camera telling the Queen about an anti-corruption summit he is hosting in London on Thursday which will see “leaders of some fantastically corrupt countries coming to Britain.� The PM then went on: “Nigeria and Afghanistan - possibly two of the most corrupt countries in the world.� Mr Cameron’s comments threatened to become a diplomatic incident, when Nigerian president Muhammadu Buhari said his government was deeply "shocked and embarrassed" by the comments.
