Roy Ngerng Denounces Singapore and Singaporeans

Roy Ngerng Denounces Singaporeans

 

Continuing in his deranged quest for attention, Roy Ngerng recently gave an interview to the Hong Kong tabloid Apple Daily where he denounced the reputation of Singapore and Singaporeans.

In his interview, Roy continued to martyr himself by saying that he hoped that his sacrifice will embolden Singaporeans to vote for the opposition. Roy also criticized Singaporeans for not having the courage to stand-up to the PAP and for abandoning him in his quest to get the Government to return our CPF. Roy's anger about being abandoned stems from the fact that he received over $100,000 in donations to fight a defamation suit against Mr Lee Hsien Loong, but this had stopped after it was revealed that Roy had not been as open and transparent about how the money was being spent. To date, no proper accounting has been provided by Roy Ngerng or his stooge Han Hui Hui about how the money was spent.

 

In response to Roy's claims that Singaporeans are afraid to vote for the opposition, Roy cannot be more wrong. If the so called fear exists, how then do you account for the fact that the Worker's Party won seats at the last election and how do you explain that the government only got 60% of the popular vote.

 

The truth of the matter is that Singaporeans are not afraid to vote for the opposition. The truth is that Singaporeans know credible candidates from the failures. So Roy, stop denouncing Singaporeans and wake-up to the truth that Singaporeans just won't vote for failures like you and Han Hui Hui. Like Minister Chan Chun Sing once said, the crux of the matter is not that Singaporeans have not heard Roy Ngerng. The crux of the matter is that they have heard Roy Ngerng and they have chosen to ignore him.

 

Leong Sze Hian Puppet Master of Roy Ngerng and Han Hui Hui

It is interesting to note that in response to news that Roy Ngerng, Han Hui Hui and four other protestors would be charged in court for the role in the 27 September 2014 Hong Lim Park heckling incident, Leong Sze Hian immediately posted an appeal on his Facebook page asking for people to come forward to stand bail and pay the expected $6,000 fine and legal fees.

It is a well-known fact that Leong Sze Hian has been mentoring Roy Ngerng and Han Hui Hui on how to use civil disobedience to force the Government to review the CPF system and the much debated minimum sum requirement.

As an observer, Leong Sze Hian’s Facebook post raises many questions. Firstly, where was Leong Sze Hian during the protest gone wrong? Did he instigate Roy Ngerng and Han Hui Hui to do his bidding and then take the cowardly act of standing aside to watch what happens? Rumours have it that Leong Sze Hian told Roy and Hui Hui that he needed to be “innocent” so that he can act on their behalf if they were arrested.

The second question is why is there a need to appeal for six people to stand bail? Can’t Sze Hian himself stand bail for Roy or Hui Hui? Or is Leong afraid that his puppets will not show-up in court and he will then be liable for Roy and Hui Hui’s actions. Once again, rumours have it that Leong Sze Hian is unwilling to put himself in this potentially difficult position.

The third question is why is there a need to appeal FOR MONEY to pay the expected legal fees and fine? Didn’t Roy Ngerng claim to have raised over $110,000 for his legal defence fund? As such, isn’t there a huge surplus which will enable Roy to pay the small $6,000 fine plus legal fees? Or, could it be that Roy’s claim of massive public support is a scam? Surprising, many donors have been calling for Roy to be transparent with how he has used the FUNDS, but he has remained silent on the matter. Isn’t Roy guilty of the same thing he is accusing the Government of?

It is this observer’s view that Roy Ngerng and Han Hui Hui are mere puppets in enabling Leong Sze Hian’s to achieve his personal agenda. Hopefully, Leong Sze Hian’s actions when the chips are down will open Roy’s and Hui Hui’s eyes to the fact that they are being used.

Roy Ngerng to Flee Singapore Reveals M Ravi

SINGAPORE. In a video published on 6 February 2015 on M Ravi's Facebook page, M Ravi tells Singaporeans that that Roy Ngerng Yi Ling has "siphoned money" from the public donations he has collected and "intents to leave Singapore" to seek asylum in Norway.

While SG General Elections 2016 has long suspected that Roy Ngerng has no intentions to abide by the court's judgement, this is the first time that we have proof of Roy's true intention. We place high credibility on M Ravi's statement that Roy Ngerng indeed plans to flee Singapore with the donations simply because M Ravi is a lawyer and he is well aware of the dangers of defamation. In addition, M Ravi has been a close support of Roy Ngerng and he is very likely to be in a position to know of Roy's game plan.

Singapore GE 2016, sincerely hopes that this credible revelation by M Ravi about Roy Ngerng will convince Roy's remaining supporters to abandon their support of Ngerng. SG General Election 2016 (and many other former supporters) have been asking Roy Ngerng to account for the money he has collected, but to date we have not received any replies.

"Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice shame on me." It is time for Singaporeans to stop being fooled by Roy Ngerng.

Has Blogger Roy Ngerng Embezzled Singaporeans Money?

On 13 January 2015, the Singapore courts ordered blogger Roy Ngerng, who was found to have defamed Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong last November, to pay Mr Lee Hsien Loong S$29,000 for legal fees and related expenses. The final damages to be awarded is still being assessed and will be decided at a late date.

 

 

The Prime Minister filed the defamation suit against Ngerng in May last year. The suit arose from a blog post by Ngerng that same month titled "Where Your CPF Money Is Going: Learning From The City Harvest Trial", which alleged that CPF monies had been misappropriated.

 

In November, a judge ruled that Ngerng had defamed Mr Lee with his posts. The blogger was ordered to be restrained from publishing or disseminating the allegation that Mr Lee is guilty of criminal misappropriation of the monies paid by Singaporeans to the Central Provident Fund, or any words and/or images to the same effect.

 

In a rare update on the Roy Ngerng Legal Defense Fund, Roy remarked “I suppose that is all I have left in donations and you might just as well use it up, why don’t you?” This is extremely puzzling as Roy had claimed to have raised in excess of $110,000 (more than the required $70,000) for his legal defence fund in 4 days.

 

Since then, despite his promise to be transparent and to account for all the monies he has collected, repeated calls by Singaporeans for Roy Ngerng to provide an update on the fund usage has gone unanswered. The calls for an update began when it was rumoured that Roy and Han Hui Hui had used the money to fund extravagant “study trips”.

In the clearest sign that the money well intentioned Singaporeans had provided Roy Ngerng is gone, a source close to Roy says that he is getting ready to make another appeal for donations.

 

We wonder if any of the well-meaning Singaporeans scammed by Roy Ngerng of their money will file a police report for criminal misappropriation.

 

Han Hui Hui and Roy Ngerng Cry Foul

In typical opposition fashion, the likes of Han Hui Hui, Roy Ngerng and Leslie Chew are hypocrites. On the one hand, they call for restraint on the part of government supporters not to online CSI them and publish their details online, but on the other they do the same.

 

 

Opposition supporters have had it too good. In the past, they were the only ones online spreading lies and attacking the Government. In those times, opposition supporters simply intimidated government supporters by shouting them down and outing them in public. Things have however changed and the so-called silent majority has woken-up to the need to fight for the Government they believe has done good work, and will continue to do good work for Singapore and Singaporeans.

 

Not to take things lying down, the silent majority is now giving the opposition and their supporters a taste of their own medicine. If you don't like being out-ed online, then don't out others.

Hong Lim Park: Free Speech Gone Wrong 27 September 2014

Freedom of Speech Gone Wrong

 

The ugly incident at Hong Lim Park yesterday (27 September 2014) between Han Hui Hui and Roy Ngerng's supporters, and the non-profit YMCA has brought to light the ugly side of free speech.

 

Han Hui Hui and Roy Ngerng claim that as Singaporeans, they have the right to speak and hold events at Hong Lim Park. Unless the entire YMCA event is organized and attended by foreigners, I cannot see the logic of why Han Hui Hui and Roy Ngerng would deny the same rights that they are demanding for to fellow Singaporeans. The YMCA has as much right to hold an event at Hong Lim Park as does Han Hui Hui and Roy Ngerng.

 

As a Singaporean, I am dismayed that the Government of the day has become too concerned about perceptions that they have become impotent to taking decisive actions. Maybe it is a measured approach not to fan the flame of resentment amongst the "new normal" who think free speech is about name calling, rumour mongering and challenging the Government to sue them. But this approach does not square the those who had voted for a Government that will create a place in which any and all Singaporeans can organize and enjoy an event without being subject to abuse.

 

From the build-up to the incident on 27 September 2014, it is obvious that Han Hui Hui and Roy Ngerng were determined to disrupt YMCA's event for their own personal agendas. This is evident from:

- Han Hui Hui numerous Facebook "appeals" for supporters to come with their families and friends to stage their protest march
- her confrontational approach towards the YMCA organizers; and
- her attempts to politicalize YMCA's Charity Event

If such intentions were clear, why did the authorities not step in decisively to protect the rights of the other Singaporeans? In short, freedom of speech works both ways. If Han Hui Hui and gang demand that as Singaporeans they have the right to speak freely and use Hong Lim Park, they too should recognize the rights of other Singaporeans to speak and use Hong Lim Park freely.

 

While I am a firm advocate of free speech, I believe that it comes with responsibility and as such, as and when necessary, the authorities can and must step in when the exercise of one's rights infringes on the rights of others.

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Han Hui Hui: Facebook Post She Does Not Want You to See

On 11 August 2014, Han Hui Hui made an appeal on her Facebook page for Singaporeans to come forward and pay Roy Ngerng a monthly salary of $5,300 a month. The money, according to Han Hui Hui is to make Roy Ngerng Singapore's "first full-time Nominated Member of Parliament (NMP) that is truly selected by the people."

 

SG Leaks received a screenshot of Han Hui Hui's Facebook post and apparently after receiving no support and being flamed for the idea, Han Hui Hui has taken down the post.

 

 

From what we can gather from sources close to Han Hui Hui and Roy Ngerng, the pair's end game is clear. Continue to instigate attacks against the government to provoke a reaction and then to play the sympathy card as the victims of political oppression. The end state being to gain a political appointment and the more than $5,300 that comes with it. It remains to be seen if any of the legitimate political parties in Singapore will field Roy Ngerng and Han Hui Hui as their candidate in GE 2016.