The whole matter is getting bizarre, from what I see:


http://forums.hardwarezone.com.sg/eat-drink-man-woman-16/u-all-know-amos-yees-mother-consulted-roy-ngerng-cpf-matters-she-going-back-roy-ngerng-liao-5023963.html

(1) Mother filed police report against her own son.
(2) To save son, she is now working with Roy Ngerng? :siao:
(3) Amos has a boyfriend? :slapshead:
(4) Amos youtube account with that offending video is back online. :mad:

I am now wondering if the whole LKY video saga since day 1 is orchestrated - remember the video pulled out a lot of data from Roy Ngerng's website?


:rant:

I recall it was reported in the news a couple of years back when a single swimming/waterpolo coach of a branded school touched his male trainees inappropriately. Those kids were like secondary 1? It lasted for a couple of years before those affected reported to the authorities.


This open letter that was published in these alternative websites sounds homophobic but I understand boys and their parents tend to have a lower guard against sexual predators of the same gender because those innocuousness touches may be perceived as harmless by our kids but probably triggered a sexual response from the predators? According to netizens, that Clarence Hoe dude was a HOD in E* primary school.

Are there any warning signs that we, as parents should watch out when we meet the teachers?

Sexual grooming applies to boys too.


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http://therealsingapore.com/content/ope ... mmediately

Dear Sir & Madam,

I am disappointed to know that another gay male teacher was charged in court recently. He was accused of molesting two boys aged 13 and 14 in his flat . After the Straits Times broke the news, social media users investigated and managed to uncover that he was a Head of Department of a primary school when those hideous acts were committed. Photos of him were posted on the internet [1].

Clarence Hoe King Chuan was not the first gay teacher to be formally charged for his devious acts. Earlier in December, Chock Soon Seng, a 37 year old male former primary school teacher was sentenced to prison for sexually abusing a 14 year old boy and threatened to circulate his nude photos online [2]. In the same month, another 34 year old male teacher in a primary school molested a 12 year old boy who is under his care as a CCA teacher & discipline master [3].

In July this year, a male Junior College teacher was convicted for underage sex with a 14 year old boy he met on the internet [4].

Besides recent cases, a 33 year old gay male teacher in primary school molested and kissed 4 boys between the age of 10 and 12 years old last year November [5]. That same year, a 33 year old gay teacher had molested a 13 year old boy in a condominium swimming pool shower cubicle [6].

In March 2012, another gay 38 year old primary school was sent to prison for jailed for 10 years for sexually violating two boys, one of them was only 8 years old [7].

The examples I have listed above are certainly not exhaustive. I firmly believe that most of our teachers who entered the profession have regarded teaching as a noble case but I fear there is a small group of teachers who became teachers to satisfy their own immoral desires.

Does MOE and her respective schools have any safeguards to ensure that our school grounds do not become a hunting ground for these sexual predators?

I hope our Education Minister Mr Heng Swee Keat has not turned a blind eye to these incidents and I hope he can set a proper directive and address this issue before parents lose trust in our educational institutions.



Jackson Tham

[1] http://forums.hardwarezone.com.sg/eat-d ... 13786.html

[2] http://www.straitstimes.com/news/singap ... teen-20141

[3] http://www.tnp.sg/news/school-disciplin ... g-pupil-12

[4] http://news.asiaone.com/news/crime/jc-t ... sex-boy-14

[5] http://www.straitstimes.com/breaking-ne ... -10-and-12

[6] http://thecourtroom.stomp.com.sg/courtr ... er-cubicle

[7] http://news.asiaone.com/News/Latest+New ... 36206.html

:slapshead: Fathers, please accompany your sons into the changing room from now on! :mad: :mad:

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http://singaporeseen.stomp.com.sg/singa ... -woodlands

A regular swimmer was worried when he spotted holes on the walls of the cubicles of Woodlands Swimming Complex, which looked like they have been drilled in by someone.

After a swim session just last Saturday (Jul 12), Stomper Richard noticed a hole on the wall of the showering cubicles of the men's toilet .

Upon closer look, he realised three of the cubicles had the same hole and that one could peek through them.

He wrote:

\"I am a regular swimmer in Woodlands Swimming Complex and my son also attends swimming lessons regularly in the same pool. There are times he will attend the lessons by himself because we are staying opposite the swimming complex.

\"When I was showering in one of the cubicles at the male changing room that is furthest from the exit, I noticed some greyish spots on the cubicle wall.

\"I took a closer look and realised it is a small hole that one could peek through to the adjacent cubicle. The greyish spots looks like cement that had been used to cover the hole but was dug out again.

\"The location of the peek hole is purposely positioned at the crotch level and one can only imagine the \"uses\" for this hole.

\"I checked the walls of other cubicles and was shocked to discover the other cubicles walls all had similar peek holes.

\"As a father, how can I let my primary school age son use the shower facilities in the men's toilet with a peace of mind when there are potential sick perverts peeking at their private parts? Our children's modesty is at stake.\"
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12mum:

chenwj:

As long as wife does not bully my parents, she can do anything she wants to me. :evil:

:evil:

:spank:

I had a small gathering with sec school mates just now. One of them is a legal counsel in an MNC. I asked him for his views for Tey's case.


He told me he thinks that Tey is just wayanging and he don't understand what is Tey's objective. I told my friend he lost me there.

My friend enlightened me when he told me Tey's previous lawyer was a famous chap called Peter Low, who was opponent of Lee Kuan Yew's lawyers in court. Tey will have a much higher chance of winning his latest NUS appeal if Peter Low was still his legal representative (if his real intention is to get back his NUS post). It is not as if Tey cannot afford Peter Low's services.

Instead, Tey engaged M Ravi, a lawyer with a notorious reputation within the legal fraternity; and Tey is a former Judge who knows all these as well.

Okay, so what if Tey got back his NUS post? He knows he will be condemned. He is a former Judge, he not stupid leh. So why should he be trying hard to get back his NUS post? :? He got M Ravi as his legal representative somemore. :?

100K not even to buy lorry? Why is she so naive? Or her brother is simply a scum.

As long as wife does not bully my parents, she can do anything she wants to me. :evil:

Ex-NUS law don Tey seeks reinstatement of academic position


http://www.todayonline.com/singapore/ex ... c-position

Key points

1. Tey wants to return to teach in NUS.

1. Former district Judge Tey alleged that NUS did not conduct any internal disciplinary actions against his misconduct.

2. He said he was dismissed from NUS based on a conviction by the Court. The conviction was later overturned (If I remember, he served out his jail term while waiting for the outcome of the application to overturn his conviction)

3. Tey is now represented by, er....\"Human Rights\" lawyer M Ravi? Last time he did not use M Ravi, I think.

I find it strange, of all lawyers, Tey use M Ravi? :?

Maybe Tey misses his red sofa in his NUS office? :rotflmao:

so brazen? that is over the top...... ................


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http://www.allsingaporestuff.com/article/breaking-news-british-diplomat-singapore-will-be-organising-gay-sex-bondage-party