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Where can I protest the PLO rocketing of Israel
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Where can I protest the PLO rocketing of Israel
IS there a PLO / Hamas / Gaza representation office in Singapore?
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Yes well NS has strong roots in the IDF.zzm9980 wrote:Probably not. From Wikipedia:
Which I'm happy about. I'm not big on protesting, but if I was, I'd join youSingapore has not yet recognised the State of Palestine and has not announced a position regarding a resolution.[288] The island state has a strong relationship with Israel.[289]
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Re: Where can I protest the PLO rocketing of Israel
Probably in Malaysia.offshoreoildude wrote:IS there a PLO / Hamas / Gaza representation office in Singapore?

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The only semblance of such activism here in Singapore is re-shares and likes on Facebook. Also, passive-aggressive comments on different websites.JR8 wrote:I'd keep out of politics in SG.
If you want to protest do it 'to' somewhere/thing abroad.
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Interesting on-topic article:
Blame the Latest Israel-Arab War on... Singapore?
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/jim-sleep ... 47509.html
Although the article never really reaches the conclusion in the title... It's still interesting.
Blame the Latest Israel-Arab War on... Singapore?
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/jim-sleep ... 47509.html
Although the article never really reaches the conclusion in the title... It's still interesting.
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Very interesting!zzm9980 wrote:Interesting on-topic article:
Blame the Latest Israel-Arab War on... Singapore?
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/jim-sleep ... 47509.html
Although the article never really reaches the conclusion in the title... It's still interesting.
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Re: Where can I protest the PLO rocketing of Israel
You may as well head to Malaysia to do so. They will openly welcome you to join them...offshoreoildude wrote:IS there a PLO / Hamas / Gaza representation office in Singapore?
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I feel that the comment posters on yahoo and huffinton post missed the point completely. I don’t know if it’s just me, but I think the writer merely pinpointed the obvious from his information that there is a strong connection between Israel and Singapore. But he could have done it with a little less sensationalized title. Their strong ties have lead to shared ideologies, militaristic style and indebtedness. With Singapore pushing to become the education hub, the country wants to ride on Yale’s branding without adapting its liberal education environment.
And frankly if replies to counter the article are like these, they’re just driving home the point the writer was talking bout… “Singapore may not be a liberal democracy but I can assure you LKY is a very much loved "dictator". Most Singaporeans are very grateful to him…”
And frankly if replies to counter the article are like these, they’re just driving home the point the writer was talking bout… “Singapore may not be a liberal democracy but I can assure you LKY is a very much loved "dictator". Most Singaporeans are very grateful to him…”
I am not that convinced this analogy is there but as I don't know the situation in Israel especially on the society level it is hard to comment over some details. The main point for me that is probably missed is that the emotional and historical burden of Singapore and the neighbouring countries is completely incomparable to the situation around Israel. In other words majority of the similarities appears to be only on the technical level and a serious miss in a socio-historical context.
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