Andrew Loh: “Hai gais, I is a fucking idiot”

Posted by admin on October 18th, 2008 filed in General

Well, this post basically confirms it.

I’ve just about had it with this fucktard stirring up shit needlessly and trying to live his delusions of grandeur as some “hero of the masses”. I’ve tried to avoid naming names but this one needs to be addressed directly.

Let me point out the parts which prove how terribad this little gnome is:

From the get-go, the MAS seemed to be lost – lost in how to deal with the financial and credit crisis, lost in how to deal with aggrieved investors who are clamouring for redress, and lost in providing leadership at a time of uncertainty.

As fellow blogger Lucky Tan http://singaporemind.blogspot.com/2008/10/minibonds-no-leadership-in-times-of.html said, our Government seem to take their cue from the Hong Kong Government, keeping one step behind, sometimes two.

In the latest development in the saga, the MAS again took its cue from Hong Kong, it would seem. The Government in Hong Kong has launched investigations into the possible mis-selling of the products. A day after, the MAS announced, in a press conference, that it basically is going to do the same.

As for the MAS, one would hope that more initiative would be forthcoming. Else, in the words of Lucky Tan, despite paying our ministers the highest salaries in the world, Singaporeans would be given “no leadership in times of trouble!”.

Leadership =/= doing the first fucked up thing that comes to your mind. Andrew Loh, you fail it! L2think you fucking n00b.

And on top of that, please stop trying to lick Tan Kin Lian’s balls. That good man is about the only reason why The Online Shitizen has any credibility. Holding his balls in your mouth won’t make YOU any more credible by association.

What the world needs, and what Singapore needs, is less populist and opportunist retards like YOU, trying to stir up shit when what we need is CALM, RATIONAL and MEASURED responses to crises.

It’s pretty clear that assfaces like you should be kept as far away from the levers of power as possible.