Calvin Cheng has once again ignited a firestorm of controversy with his recent statements, and it's time to take a hard look at his words and actions. As the honorary consul of Serbia in Singapore, his role should promote unity and diplomacy, but it's clear that his comments have fallen far short of these expectations. In recent times, Calvin Cheng (CC) made headlines by advocating that those who are unvaccinated be imprisoned and jailed. His initial remarks were nothing short of inflammatory, causing anger, anxiety, and stress among the public. While he later edited his post to tone it down, the damage was already done, creating an international scandal questioning his role as an honorary consul. |
Aussie17, a prominent Twitter user, raised concerns by tagging Serbian tennis sensation Novak Djokovic and suggesting that CC was advocating for caning. This incident reflects poorly on the role of an honorary consul, which should be focused on building bridges, not sowing discord.
But this isn't the first time CC has spewed venom against the unvaccinated in Singapore. What's even more shocking than his extreme views is the response of the authorities. Singaporeans who refuse to bow down to the vaccination propaganda have been met with a deafening silence from those in power.
Let's take a closer look at CC's track record. He's specifically targeted the 16,000 people who signed Iris Koh's petition titled "Do not let Vaccination Status Divide Us" and those who attended Healing the Divide's first zoom event on National Day event in 2021. His actions reveal a pattern of intolerance towards those who hold different opinions.
Subsequently, Iris Koh filed a police report against him for potentially seditious remarks, and the police officer seemed to concur that an investigation was warranted. Surprisingly, the Attorney-General's Chambers (AGC) decided to let him off the hook, allowing his divisive behavior and rhetoric to persist.
What has become of Singapore when a prominent figure like CC can make such statements with impunity? But he's not the only one. Ho Ching, the Prime Minister's wife, resorted to name-calling, branding those who refuse vaccines as "chest-thumping free riders." It seems that the so-called elites in Singapore are hell-bent on persecuting dissenting voices, labeling them as science-deniers and threats to society.
It's natural to wonder why there's such an eagerness to push for mass vaccination, especially when the safety and efficacy of the vaccines are still subjects of debate. Despite his recent loss of a close friend, Dr Julian Tan, another Covid Vaccine Pusher, CC, in a recent Facebook post, boldly claimed that these injections do not cause cancer or other illnesses. He even cited a Straits Times article to back his claims, as if a newspaper is a qualified scientific authority.
But there's more to the story. We took legal action against the Straits Times in November 2021 for spreading harassing statements about the unvaccinated. In Salma Khalik's affidavit, her defense was "Those are not statements of fact." It's disgraceful that a media outlet funded by taxpayers' money resorts to such tactics to influence public opinion.
CC's involvement with the World Economic Forum (WEF), an organization adamant about vaccinating 60% of the world's population, raises questions about his motivations. Is he simply deluded? What is his motivations for pushing these vaccines so hard?
Given CC's unwavering confidence in the safety and efficacy of vaccines, I hereby issue a public challenge to him. Let's put our money where our mouths are. Place $1 million and challenge Steve Kirsch to prove that Covid vaccines are "safe" and "effective." If $1 million is too much, I have spoken to Steve and CC can start with min bet $250,000 for this challenge. It's time for him to be a hero in the "Vaccine-Die Hards Circuit."
I have Steve Kirsch's contact information, and I'm ready to facilitate this challenge. This offer isn't exclusive to CC; it's open to all those who passionately advocate for vaccination.
It's time for all of us to engage in a rigorous, evidence-based dialogue and settle this debate once and for all. Let's see who's willing to step up and back their claims with more than just words.
We have too many unanswered questions while the hate continues in the likes of Calvin Cheng. May the people who have gone before us be poignant reminders that we must not be too quick to judge and conclude wrongly.
NOTE: While there is no conclusive proof that the below people died of vaccine-related deaths, their untimely demise raises questions and doubts about the "safety" and "efficacy" of these vaccines. Meanwhile experts world-wide warn of turbo cancers and myocarditis following vaccinations. In Canada alone, 186 doctors have died following the Covid-19 vaccines.
A look at other Vaccine Die-Hards in Singapore
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