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马国网民chyijie 以别人照片姓名企图欺骗网友
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报告班主, 这位马国网民chyijie 以别人照片姓名企图欺骗网友引用:原帖由 chyijie 于 21-3-2009 04:38 PM 发表 
我的好兄弟：CHONG JUN LIANG
网民chyijie的行骗证据!!!!
报告班主, 这位马国网民chyijie 假冒新加坡人, 又常以别人的照片假称为自己或自己的朋友在 佳礼欺骗网友!
这照片里的人原是新加坡国防部陆军奖学金得主Major Yong Wei Hsiung , 但由于这位马国网民chyijie的英文基本工夫打得不深, 错把拍这张照片人的姓名当成是Major Yong Wei Hsiung, 露出 "马" 脚.
这等人, 简直是把马国摇摇欲坠的名誉进一步糟蹋. 请班主们自己定夺!
The motivated mariner
PHOTO: CHONG JUN LIANG
Singapore Armed Forces Overseas Scholar Major Yong Wei Hsiung believes wholeheartedly in contributing to the country's defence
by Lim Yann Ling
WHEN Major Yong Wei Hsiung applied for a government scholarship, he was unfazed by the wide choices being offered and the prospects of being bonded.
Major Yong says: "I did not sign on for a 'free education' but for a meaningful career, so I wasn't really bothered about the bond. The Navy has a way of keeping you busy, interested and committed, and before you know it, the bond has expired."
It was during his Basic Military Training (BMT) that he decided on a career with the Singapore Armed Forces (SAF).
While serving his full-time National Service (NS), he was struck by the question of what it meant to be a Singaporean and to be serving his NS. He experienced a sleepless night, pondering over it during a field camp in the middle of a jungle.
"The more I probed, the more I began to realise how much I loved my family, my country and what they stood for," says the 28-year-old.
"I remember thinking about my platoon mates and deciding that there would be enough future teachers, lawyers, engineers, doctors and bankers among them."
"So that night, I decided to defend my home, not by proxy but by placing myself at the front line."
His decision to serve in the SAF was met with a mix of surprise and concern from his family. But they were very proud when he received the prestigious scholarship, he says.
The SAF sponsored his Bachelor of Science in Science, Technology and International Affairs at Georgetown University and his master's degree in International Policy Studies at Stanford University in the United States.
Upon returning from his studies, he enjoyed a mentorship arrangement, in which each scholar was assigned a mentor he could approach for advice and guidance.
Building leadership
As an Executive Officer, Major Yong manages and runs all aspects of RSS Vigilance, a Missile Corvette in the Republic of Singapore Navy.
"Reporting to the Commanding Officer, I am responsible for the crew's training, morale, discipline and safety, and the ship's logistical readiness and security," he says.
"I spend a third of the year at sea in short-term deployments and training exercises overseas. When ashore, we plan for deployments, conduct warfighting and seamanship training in simulators and on ships, and manage our crew's career aspirations and expectations."
Recently, Major Yong participated in a multinational reconstruction effort off the coast of Iraq. He served on board the landing ship tank tasked to perform security operations at the Al-Basra Oil Terminal in the Northern Arabian Gulf.
He says: "I learnt that no matter how small you think you are, every member of the international community has a role to play in ensuring global peace and security."
Every two years, he is moved to a new post where he takes on a new set of challenges that range from operational and training to policy-making roles.
"You are constantly forced out of your comfort zone before you get too comfortable," he says. "Spending weeks in a confined space with the same group of people, you learn to be more tactful and accommodating."
It is not easy, but it's well worth the reward, he adds. "I love my job. I cannot imagine having it any other way. You emerge from the entire experience a much more well-rounded and confident person."
Work-life fulfilment
His time away from home has helped Major Yong to build stronger and long-lasting relationships with his family, friends and colleagues.
"Familiarity breeds indifference. In my travels with the Navy, I have learnt to appreciate the simple joys, luxuries and peace some Singaporeans tend to take for granted," he says.
To those who are thinking of joining the Navy, he says: "Study hard, do well for your examinations and stay physically fit."
"That way, instead of struggling to just get by during BMT and Officer Cadet School (OCS), you can focus on being the best that you can be – to lead, excel and overcome."
In building up a Third Generation Navy with new technologies and operating concepts, he says: "Now more than ever, we need bright, young, committed people to help us blaze new trails."
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发表于 23-3-2009 02:04 AM
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发表于 23-3-2009 01:20 PM
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自上回的偷窥事件到这个问题。。
人家要扮演谁还是真的是他与否。。
网管这回是不是应该要到新加坡做验身确认工作了。。。？
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发表于 23-3-2009 01:23 PM
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又一位网友行骗, 假冒新加坡人
原帖由 fangxiaoqiang 于 22-3-2009 03:04 PM 发表
我也是新加坡人，希望你不要破坏新加坡人的形象，事实上，我们有不对的地方。
原帖由 fangxiaoqiang 于 10-1-2009 03:32 PM 发表
有时候，我真的觉得很不合理，外国人打我们政府津贴的油，明明他们的收入比我们高，如果政府严禁外国车在本地添油，你们赞不赞成？
我们新加坡政府可从来没津贴什么油啊, 哈哈!!!
请班主严惩, 用此肮脏手段恶意假冒新加坡的人, 破坏了马国论坛正义的名誉.... |
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发表于 23-3-2009 02:34 PM
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马籍新加坡人
新籍大马人 |
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发表于 23-3-2009 08:26 PM
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原帖由 edelweiss108 于 23-3-2009 01:23 PM 发表
我们新加坡政府可从来没津贴什么油啊, 哈哈!!!
请班主严惩, 用此肮脏手段恶意假冒新加坡的人, 破坏了马国论坛正义的名誉....
论坛上，表酱认真，而且，谁知他们是几个人公用一个ID呢？ |
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发表于 23-3-2009 09:28 PM
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