To PM Lee Hsien Loong

Tuesday, 14 December 2010

1. I, Jayne Goh published an article on the internet at the following web address : http://topmleehsienloong.blogspot.com/2008/macpherson-secondary-school-janet-wong.html ("the Article").

2. The Article is entitled "MacPherson Secondary School : Janet Wong".

3. In the Article, I made an allegation that Janet Wong was sacked and that she lost all her retirement benefits. I accept that I was wrong when I made this allegation and I very much regret making it.

4. I also made statements that could be construed that Janet Wong had personally received cash for placing students in the school. I regret making such statements that could have been construed in this way as it was not my intention to do so and I accept that they are untrue.

5. I regret the distress that the allegations in the Article have caused to Janet Wong. I undertake not to make any further allegations or statements to the same or similar effect.

6. I will publish this statement prominently on the landing page or homepage of the blog at the following web address : http://topmleehsienloong.blogspot.com.

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Forum page don't accept my letters of complaint, never mind. Media don't publish my stories, never mind. I find ways to do it myself. My stories must be told....

I publish my correspondence with the Ministries so they cannot cover up their mistakes. They have to be accountable to the people of Singapore. Ordinary citizens are sent to jail for lying to a public servant, so public servants who lie should be severely punished.

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