Chee Soon Juan & SDP have tried desperately over the
years to limit the fallout from Chee Soon Juan’s confrontation with Chiam See
Tong.
They have tried to present an alternative interpretation of
what really happened.
And when that did not work, they have tried to imply that all is well between Chiam See Tong and Chee Soon Juan now and have attempted to reconcile for the sake of "opposition unity".
And when that did not work, they have tried to imply that all is well between Chiam See Tong and Chee Soon Juan now and have attempted to reconcile for the sake of "opposition unity".
In an interview with Lianhe Zaobao on 28 Mar 2010 (English
translation in Straits Times 29 Mar 2010), Mrs Chiam disputed SDP’s
interpretation of the events.
"If he (Dr Chee) really wanted to keep Mr Chiam, he could have politely declined the position of secretary-general.
Or when the central executive was taking a vote on whether to take disciplinary action against Chiam, he could have opposed the dismissal."
She noted that Dr Chee wrote to the Speaker of Parliament to tell him of Mr Chiam's ouster, and asked for any further necessary action to be taken.*
(Article reproduced here: http://notmysdp.blogspot.sg/2010/03/mrs-chiam-chee-soon-juan-ousted-chiam.html)
In a recent interview, Mrs Chiam came forward to break SDP’s
claims of Chee Soon Juan’s “selflessness” in seeking reconciliation with Chiam.
Read the full interview with Mrs Chiam here - The Chiams Set The Record Straight
So has Chee Soon Juan really changed? Or is it simply that he has a much better Public-Relations campaign to change the public's perception of him?
Sources:
TODAY - Chee Soon Juan was willing to let Chiam See Tong helm SDP in
2011
The Chiams Set The
Record Straight
6 things SDP's Chee Soon Juan wished you'd forget about him
http://sgdirtypolitics.blogspot.sg/2016/04/6-things-sdps-chee-soon-juan-wished.html
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