Another Lee Squabble

[lenghan]

Originally Posted by Auratus

In court both accuse and victim are present.

I ask:
1. Where is LWL and LHY?
2. Why Ho Chin was there?
3. Is this not a one side of the coin?

Was told anyone could be allowed (probably in the gallery)

[hkh]

Remember last time 垂帘听政的慈禧太后 ??

[AroHong]

Any outcome?

Today got continue wayang?

If will got dispute, private matter unless can prove fraud then become criminal?

Nepotism, corrupt, abuse of power - got proven innocent?

For politician, if not proven innocent - means Guilty!

If Guilty - All those Ministers and what not that came out to support with Facebook wayang also become guilty by association.

Thinking too simplistic?

[Kohaku]

Originally Posted by stargazer

I think LHL also mentioned he will held a Q&A with the public. Did I hear wrongly har?

If he really holds a Q&A, in public or at open space, i am sure to attend as it would be better than going to any rallies during election period.

If those ppl are handpicked and goes on national TV, iI won't even want to watch it. There is no realistic presentation to it as the ppl might even be grass roots members themselves.

[AroHong]

BTW did LBW speak?

The 'M' group's silence is deafening!

[millenium]

Originally Posted by AroHong

BTW did LBW speak?

The 'M' group's silence is deafening!

Did u realise she aged a lot? My source told me she kena cancer and has undergone treatment, not sure if 100% recovered already.

[lenghan]

Originally Posted by AroHong

BTW did LBW speak?

The 'M' group's silence is deafening!

She spoke ...about 10mins
http://www.channelnewsasia.com/news/...ispute-8999596


Yes today will be Part 2 and last speaker will be LHL who will wrap up the entire proceedings.....i.e. he'll have the last say and nobody can rebuke

[Ong88]

Lee Hsien Loong’s address to parliament is challenged by his sibling, who says Lion City’s founding leader was led to believe preservation of 38 Oxley Road, while against his wishes, was inevitable

http://m.scmp.com/week-asia/politics...e-says-brother


The estranged younger brother of Singapore’s Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong has accused the premier of misleading their father Lee Kuan Yew into thinking the government had gazetted their family house for preservation as a heritage site.





Need to sue, otherwise snake head still alive.

[loveikan]

LHY and LWL had released supporting documents to support their allegations whereas LHL only verbalised many and not much documents.

Are we supposed to believe with what he said since he is the PM?
Is he waiting for the right timing to release all of them at one go?

[Ong88]

https://sg.style.yahoo.com/forget-le...033501996.html


Forget the Lee family saga, here are the real Korean dramas



Queen For Seven Days

“Queen For Seven Days” is a historical drama that tells the story about a young queen who was dethroned after seven days. It also tells the story of the complicated and tension-filled relationship between King Lee Yoong (played by Lee Dong-gun) and his half-brother, Lee Yeok (played by Yeon Woon-jin).
Older brother Lee Yoong is desperate to keep the throne for himself, and while Lee Yeok has always idolised his older brother, court politics have driven the brothers against each other. Both brothers are also in love with the deposed queen Shin Chae-kyung (played by Park Min-young).
Since the show is still airing, it remains to be seen how the story ends. Of course, you could just look up the real historical characters on Wikipedia.


The Heirs

“The Heirs” was one of the most hyped dramas in 2013, thanks to the good-looking cast and big names, such as Lee Min-ho, Park Shin-hye, Kim Woo-bin and Krystal of K-pop girl group f(x).
The drama follows the lives of rich, privileged high-school students and their families. The plots include a rich boy falling in love with a hardworking but poor girl, angst-filled high schoolers fighting over each other for dominance, and, of course, family drama.
Lee Min-ho plays Kim Tan, the illegitimate son of the boss of Korean conglomerate Jeguk Group. His older half-brother, Kim Won, played by Choi Jin-hyuk, exiles his younger brother to California from a young age because he is afraid that his younger brother will usurp his position as the heir to the family business.
They eventually combine forces to go up against their (evil) father, and the older brother takes the crown, with the younger brother supporting him in running the company. Hey, happy ending!


My Love From The Star

“My Love From The Star” featured a famous Korean actress played by superstar Jun Ji-hyun falling for a human-looking alien played by Kim Soo-hyun.
The famous Korean actress also has a totally friendzoned good friend played by Park Hae-jin, and that’s where the family drama comes in.
Park’s character, Lee Hee-kyung, has an older brother, Jae-kyung, played by Shin Sung-rok. Jae-kyung is a naturally terrible person pretending to be a good person, with a lot of hidden secrets that Jun’s character Cheon Song-yi stumbles upon by accident.
Even though he has been friendzoned to beyond the great beyond, the younger Lee sibling makes it his duty to protect Cheon, in the process pitting him against his older brother.
Hee-kyung eventually plays a huge part in entrapping his brother and getting him to confess to his crimes.
Let’s just forget that Kim’s alien Gandalf also played a part.


Other honourable mentions:

There are also a host of other Korean shows that feature even more sibling drama, such as “Five Fingers” and “King of Baking, Kim Tak-goo”.
And if you want family drama in historical Korea, there are always saeguks like “Queen Seondeok”, “Moon Embracing The Sun” and “Moon Lovers: Scarlet Heart Ryeo”.