Making a mountain out of a molehill

The James Gomez episode is a perfect example of how the PAP has run out of ideas to attack the opposition and instead chose to engage in character assassination.

Whether Gomez is a credible candidate or not is up to voters to decide, just like what Low Thia Khiang said in response to persistent harping of the issue by PAP candidates. Besides, if it was a PAP candidate who made the same error, it would no doubt be called an honest mistake.

Reflecting its desperation to discredit the opposition, SM Goh insisted that the Workers’ Party must answer all questions posed by the PAP, which he claimed was a simple Yes/No process, before we can move on.

I wonder what makes Goh think that his views represents the views of the populace. For the record, I don’t give a shit about this entire hoo-ha. So the PAP should get its fucking ass moving and focus on discussing real issues with the electorate.

And I wonder why Goh never volunteered the PAP to answer equally straightforward questions about the NKF episode when the majority of the population was obviously more interested to find out the whole truth.

By the way, did anybody notice how agitated (or was it jittery?) George Yeo was when asked for his comments on this sad saga, even to the extend of saying something along the lines of “heart of democracy”? I never knew he could understand this concept. Maybe he was just scared silly by the challenge he’s facing that he failed to realise what he’s talking about.