Trackback from The Loud Fart:

What a shitload of rubbish!

Which country is good to migrate to?...

Trackback from New Domain:

Not the World Cup. Not the Bird Flu. Not the N-Korean Missle Crisis and certainly not your next door neighbour moving out....

Trackback from Little Speck:

If what this government letter says represents policy, Singapore's future is bleak....

Trackback from HardwareZone Forums:

The Government is not happy with mr brown...

Trackback from Jeffkoo.com:

1 man’s satire’s another man’s…...

Trackback from p e r s p e c t i v e:

Way to go, Mr brown....

Trackback from Deadpoet’s Cave:

Mr Brown is taken to task for pointing out price increases in Today....

Trackback from mrs budak's lair:

If criticising the Gahmen is partisan, then isn't defending the Gahmen partisan too? Is MICA partisan as well? Isn't this a case of pot calling the kettle black?...

Trackback from 梦想终归梦想:

Somehow I just feel that Bhavani’s line in regards of Mr Brown’s daughter seems to be a personal attack....

seems to be? It is a freaking personal attack. Just like a certain old man saying "SUE ME".

Trackback from The Students' Notebook:

Doesn't everyone already know his real name (and perhaps even where he lives)? And why the ad-hominem attack on him?...

Trackback from Mr Miyagi:

I told him not to pour sarcasm already, but would he listen?...

Trackback from Mrdrinkalot writes to Mr Chan SOO Sianz on Joo Chaits:

A parody on the Joo Chiats Issue... From a Concerned Budget Hotel Owner ...

Trackback from plain substance.:

To all those who voted PAP: now look what you've done you've made a fool of everyone...

mandarins who alleviate floods and control oil prices are deserving of our devotion and praise
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`If you have a flood, just carefully think who is more likely to get the drainage put right`

If Mr Brown sing the praises of the govt in his newspaper column, will he still kena being called 'partisan' ?

Trackback from a gecko's tale:

Seriously though, isn’t it time that these people realize how silly they look when promulgating such diatribe? Wait, do they even know what a diatribe is?...

Theres a good reason why the little kingdom has one of the highest net migration rates in the world
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`If this is the case, rather than attracting third-tier foreigners, we may as well do more to nurture our own people because we have the capability to be first-tier citizens as well`

Trackback from G.E.E.K.:

Apparently, some n00b named Bhavani was tasked the job of giving an "official reply" to the article....

Dear Editors,

Not sure who put this up as a trackback, but I hereby give notice that I expressly consent to this trackback as this is a unique situation.

Thank you.

This thing is really getting hot. I forsee serious repurcussions for the dear K Bhavani. There is a rising backlash from the SG blogger community because of the pure crap that she is saying.

EVERYONE SUPPORT MR BROWN!!!!

MPs and ministers with a sense of humour is like singapore with freedom- they only exists in the depths of our hopes and imaginations, but don't hold breath waiting for it to happen. Maybe if some old monkey were to pass away...

Tsk, tsk. When will the govt understand that they're not voted in to explain away price hikes and such, but to DEAL WITH THEM? When will they realise that people like Mr Brown won't be complaining if these hikes weren't that frequent. And when will our MPs and ministers ever get a sense of humour?

What's wrong with a bit of sarcarsm? After all, I'm sure tough times like these won't affect these top civil servants' coffers much, so shouldn't they learn to smile a little a least? Or do they really have a reason for sounding so defensive? :)

I think they've forgotten that they are the ones holding the full-time jobs with the high salaries to solve the problems of the electorate!

Trackback from Mr Wang Bakes Good Karma:

... and let me break it down for you. Here are Bhavani's Commandments:...

Trackback from atypicalsingaporean:

When you criticise a one party government, you are a partisan critic...