The Ministry of Education (MOE) has slammed alternative news website Mothership.sg for posting a “fake news” story, which claimed that an MOE Director-General of Education had said that Singapore students do well in international academic tests because of a pedagogy emphasizing “standardized test drilling and a culture of compliance.”

“This is fake news,” MOE wrote on Mothership.sg’s Facebook. “We are disappointed that your website would circulate such false comments. We would appreciate it if you could remove the article immediately or at least print a correction.”

This is the second time the alternative news website has gotten into trouble over its news reporting.

Earlier this month, Mothership and the fake impersonator page, Salleh Marican For President, came under fire from the presidential hopeful’s team after the troll page published remarks about the hijab under his name without authorization, while Mothership wrongly attributed those same comments to him.

An NSF was found taking upskirt videos of women inside Cotton On one of their branches at VivoCity. Darren Tan Yong Xing started to record a video of a girl whom he found attractive inside the changing room beside him. Realizing that he was not caught, he tried his luck with the next woman inside the changing room.

The woman placed her bag on the floor and started undressing to try on some clothes. Luckily for her, she received a text . Upon bending down, she noticed Mr Tan recording a video of her using the front camera. Mr Tan tried to flee but was stopped by the woman.

The woman then requested for assistance from the Cotton On staff. He got annoyed when they took his mobile phone. When the police arrived, they found the upskirt video of her as well as other obscene materials. He admitted to downloading these videos off the internet.

This incident was not the first for Mr Tan as he once attempted to take an upskirt video of anotehr woman he saw in an MRT station.

For possession of such videos, he may be jailed up to six months and fined $500 for each videos he possess.

He retaliated after being told by plain-clothed officers to lower down his voice and leave the vicinity of Delfi Orchard. Marc Escriva Casanova Demosthene, who is currently doing an intern while doing his Masters programme, was sentenced to three months jail and fined $2,000 for assault of civil servants.

The event unfolded on 23rd October 2016 when Demosthene was found drunk at 5:15am. The police approached him, telling him to leave but he went on and continued his drunken tirade. The police were left with no choice but to take him to the police station. He started to make remarks about Singaporeans and started being verbally abusive towards the officers. He also shoved a female officer, accidentally touching the officer’s collarbone. He was then warned to not use force, which did not stop even after being held by two police officers.

After some time of resisting, Demosthene punched a male police officer on his chin. He was then arrested after this incident. A female officer was also insulted after she asked him about his immigration status. On the way to Tanglin HQ, he did not stop abusing a male officer, insulting his family, driving skills and also the way the officer spoke.

Inside a room in Tanglin HQ, an officer then loosened his handcuffs on Demosthene. Demosthene then headbutted the officer, resulting in a minor head injury.

Demosthene pleaded two counts of causing hurt to officers and another for insulting the officers. There other charges were taken into consideration.

Netizen has the video of 2 E-scooter riders riding dangerously through traffic. Is this even lawfully??? They are not only endangering themselves but also other users of the road.

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https://www.facebook.com/SingaporeUncensored/videos/519899018356253/

Source: FB post by ‎Joel Koo‎