Anybody remember the caning of an American Citizen in Singapore?
400625
well, that is the law they use for punishment. The little bastard deserved it. Shouldn't be vandalizing.
1060863
im not sure, cant remember\ncant you get a friend form hk to find it fr you
694268
Singapore sounds like fun.....let me check my miles, haven't been to that part of the world yet. But if they are affiliated with TBN....I might take more than a bible
625321
I apologize on behalf of the patronizing comment from the previous person.  Lets, see.  If you truly have no idea how to  find this person, I would one, try calling the British Embassy   in Pretoria. (27) (12) 421 7800\n\n There is always paysites to find people but I am not sure if that is international, or just offered here in America.  \n\nGood luck.
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It's quite difficult, not impossible but with many restrictions regarding what cases you can cover. Not too sure if you're allowed to take the local bar exam. The following might be helpful: Role of a Foreign Lawyer\n\nForeign law firms and foreign lawyers practising in Singapore can not apply for a practising certificate, thus are not able to give legal advice on Singapore law. Foreign law firms and foreign lawyers wishing to practise foreign law in Singapore must be registered with the Legal Profession (International Services) Secretariat of the Attorney-General's Chambers. In some cases, foreign lawyers are employed in local law firms as consultants on foreign law practices. More information on foreign lawyers and foreign law firms practicing in Singapore can be found at the Legal Profession (International Services) Secretariat at: http://www.agc.gov.sg/lps/index.htm
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if you will email devicevox@hotmail.com this question he should be able to help. His father in law is from Sydney and has lived in America for the last five years. \ngood luck.
71701
I used to be an alien, but then I became a US citizen. ;)
764580
hope this helps http://singapore.usembassy.gov/fta_visas.html
106628
Check this site out:\n\nhttp://www.singapore.embassy.gov.au/
437886
hey is this a trick question, its in asia, next to singapore
187368
Lee Kwan Yew took control of Singapore when the Brits relinquished it.  He first agreed for it to be part of the contemporaneously independent Malaya, under - what was that bloke's name, a Chinese Muslim ?  But later, when Mahathir Mohammed took over Malaya, fell out with him (not surprisingly - Mahathir was an intransigent power-lover) and set up the little island as a separate state.  From then on he guided it with great determination and a very wise and steady hand to it's present prosperous and very well ordered condition.  He didn't have to be quite as ruthless as Mahathir in suppressing opposition, but he was firm and quite a few opponents spent many many years in Changi prison.  His message was : "no corruption" and the result made every law-abiding, hard-working Singaporean, economically comfortable.  He devised a very successful capitalist socialism, long before China, and made all his people proud of their country, and rightly so. It was he who told that little Chinese Commie bloke - what was his name? - now revered in the PRC as the father of "opening up" to do it, when the little chap was visiting Singapore to get away from the horrors of the Cultural Revolution.   I lived in Singers for a year and used to like to read Lee's daily articles in the Straits Times : he was always spot on target.  I could go on for ages about this great man, but it's my bed-time.  Good night.
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Singapore is located in South East Asia, just off the equator.  It's basically a tightly controlled country in terms of the application of laws (yes,  the sale of chewing gum is banned and you get fined for littering, spitting in public etc).  The upside is that it's probably one of the safer country in the world.  Most places you can walk around at night without worrying too much although common sense still applies.  \nWhat is the difference from America? I can't say since I haven't lived there (although I have visited it a couple of times).  In general, you can find the same kind of stuff here (Mcdonalds, burgur king, shopping centers/malls sell similar stuff) as in America for the most part.\n\nWithout knowing specifically what you want to know thats what I can tell you.
813130
He"s from the US but lives in taiwan.
640444
No, unfortunately!  I went there once because my mom is Taiwanese.  Went to the one in Chicago.  To this day, I still fantasize about the food I ate while visiting there!  I want to go back just to eat eat eat!  REAL chinese food!  Not the AMericanized garbage they offer elsewhere.  Just wanted to let you know that if you are there, eat some for me and I envy you!
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I say go to your countries embassy right away and find out why your boss fired you.\nAlso, try to get a lawyer to help you, don't leave Singapore don't ruin your special moment.\nDESTROY!<-- lol\nI mean don't give up so easily, complain about your boss, sue him if you can, For God's Sake!\n\n<3 Dave\n\n\nGood Luck
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My Dad.  He lives in Hong Kong.
414020
I'm from Singapore. What's up?