Singaporeans urged to support Chee Soon Juan’s café despite their political preferences

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Singaporeans urged to support Chee Soon Juan’s café despite their political preferences
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“We don't need to vote for CSJ but we can at least support the food that his staff has cooked,” wrote one passerby

of opposition leader Chee Soon Juan, and said in the caption that there seemed to be few diners at the eatery.

“Character is permanent. He got no proper job yet he could open his first café then now a second one. Where did his money come from? Talk about full transparency. Lol.”

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