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In a Facebook post last week, Chief of unregistered political party People’s Voice Lim Tean spoke about Dr Poh Soo Kai, a detainee of the Internal Security Act (ISA).

Posted by Tean Lim on Tuesday, 31 July 2018

In his post, he said Dr Poh “was a founding member of the PAP but was a victim of the draconian ISA which Lee Kuan Yew used against his political opponents to decimate them, and not to counter communism, which was the intent behind the law”.

He also alleged that, “In 1987, the ISA was again used, this time against a group of innocent young men and women who were accused of a Marxist conspiracy. The ludicrousness of that charge is apparent to all of us now, some 31 years later. But it is no laughing matter because the ISA is a blunt instrument that destroys lives”.

Many online refute Mr Lim’s claims and compare him to historian Thum Ping Tjin, who was grilled for six hours by Law and Home Affairs Minister K Shanmugam.

After PJ Thum, yet another smart alec aka Lim Tean who is bend on changing Singapore’s history and smearing late Mr Lee…

Posted by FLOP on Wednesday, 1 August 2018

This was because, the historian had, according to Minister Shanmugam, “in his written submission to the Select Committee…that Mr Lee Kuan Yew was the biggest creator of fake news in Singapore, a liar, and Operation Coldstore was based on falsehoods.”

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Mr Shanmugam also added, “These are serious allegations made in Parliament about our founding PM”.

Many other Facebook pages and websites have also refuted Mr Lim’s comments, adding that “CPM members themselves have disclosed that those who were detained including Dr Poh had connections to the Communist Party of Malaya”.

Lim Tean trying to do a PJ Thum by accusing Lee Kuan Yew and the PAP abused ISA to jail political opponents in the guise…

Posted by Shut down TRS on Thursday, 2 August 2018

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