Tuesday, August 23, 2011

Convinced by Tan Kin Lian

Hello Mr Tan,
I have watched videos of you on Razor TV conducting your press conference and being interviewed at Tanjong Pagar. I am convinced by your message and what you intend to do as President. I have decided to give you my vote.

I suggest you put the links to the videos on your website and Facebook. Also, I note you don't have a biography page on your website. Perhaps, at this late juncture, you can put one under the Statements section, title on top.

Best regards
Chris
http://www.razor.tv/site/servlet/segment/main/archive/?channel=9084#/site/servlet/ajax/page?channel=contentbean%3a9084&view=asLargeVideoListBoxPage&page=1&year=2011&quarter=Jul+-+Sep&autoLoad=true@9084_largeListPage@1314094376439



http://thinkhappiness.blogspot.com/2011/08/my-president-my-voice.html
http://thinkhappiness.blogspot.com/2011/08/making-president-tan-kin-lian-happen.html

http://yawningbread.wordpress.com/2011/08/22/do-we-still-want-a-nathanesque-presidency-part-1/



CV of Tan Kin Lian



Insightful and inspiring

Dear Mr Tan,

I watched you speak on Face to Face 2 and found what you had said very insightful and very inspiring. Notwithstanding your lack of knowledge of Section 377, you come across as someone who is thoughtful and sincere in making a positive impact on the lives of Singaporeans.

I wish you all the best in your campaign and will really be proud to have a president like you should you be elected. You also have my husband, my father and my mother's vote.

Take care and good luck!

Tan Kin Lian Rally - 24 August 7 pm

I like to ask my friends and blog readers to attend my rally as follows:



Date: Wed 24 August 2011

Time: 7 pm

Venue: Yio Chu Kang stadium



Please telephone your friend and ask them to come with you.



Meanwhile, do enjoy this self-composed song by visually handicapped Daniel.



National Service can be made a privilege

There is a misunderstanding among readers of the Chinese newspapers that I am advocating mandatory National Service for girls. This is a wrong interpretation of my suggestion that the males should not have to carry an unfair burden in doing National Service, compared to girls and foreigners.

My suggestion is for the males doing National Service to be adequately paid and for the additional payment to go into their CPF account. Alternatively, the HDB housing grant should be differentiated between applicants who have done National Service and those who have not. The difference should reflect the value of the time that they spent in National Service.

If girls wish to perform national service, as they find it to be quite well paid, they should be given an option to serve in the nursing, community service or other suitable positions. This will have have to depend on the demand for these services.

I wish to see National Service be made into a privilege for citizens - and this can be done by paying them adequately for the time that they have to spend, and for this privilege to be made available to girls as well (but it is optional).




Monday, August 22, 2011

Heart for the common man





A video contributed by a supporter.

More volunteers to act as polling/counting agents

We are looking for more volunteers to act as polling/counting agents. If you can help, please come to Level 9 of Hub Synergy Point (Building opposite from M Hotel), 70 Anson Road, on Thursday or Friday, 25-26 Aug, 1PM to 10PM. Please bring along your NRIC.
Thanks for your support!
Tan Kin Lian Campaign team
www.tkl2011.com

Tan Kin Lian Rally, 7 pm on Wed 24 August

I will hold my rally on Wed 24 August 7.00 pm to 9.30 pm at Yio Chu Kang Stadium (next to Yio Chu Kang MRT station). Please give me your support and encourage your friends to attend also. More details will be released later.