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Ex-PAP MP in court: what happened to its wonderful psychoanalytical tests?
A former PAP MP of Hong Kah GRC has been hauled before the court over an accusation of professional misconduct in a property case.
Ahmad Khalis Abdul Ghani was found guilty of making a false declaration in a legal document, by a four-man disciplinary committee of the Law Society.
But this story raises more questions than it answers.
First of all, why was this case brought before court only AFTER the elections?
Secondly, why wasn't it reported in The Straits Times before or during the GE.
Thirdly, it gives the lie to the PAP's much-touted screening of candidates.
The PAP always insists that its psychoanalytical tests can weed out unscrupulous people before they are selected to stand as candidates in elections.
MM Lee Kuan Yew, while commenting on the James Gomez case during the elections, boasted about this system, saying people such as James Gomez would have been found out long before he could be nominated.
But here is another example that his wonderful and cherished system has failed. Yet again.
We all know of the numerous cases of PAP ministers and MPs who have been caught short. So we tell the PAP to its face: Get off your moral high horse! Stop talking about defects in other parties when you have your own! You are just as bad as the others!
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Thursday, May 11, 2006
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