Straight Talk With Mr Tan Kin Lian Series

Straight Talk With Mr Tan Kin Lian Series–“Live” on Ustream.tv

I will be helping out with “live” streaming of the Straight Talk with Mr Tan Kin Lian during the upcoming campaign period in the evening.

Viewers are invited to provide feedback and ask questions during the “live” broadcast at the comfort of their own home to learn more about Mr Tan Kin Lian, one of the four candidates for the President of Singapore.

Straight Talk with TKL: Voice of the People
Date: 19 August (Friday)
Time: 9.00pm – 9.45pm

Mr Tan Kin Lian will be sharing with the audience why it is important for the President of Singapore to be the Voice of The People and how he will carry out this role when elected. Viewers are invited to ask Mr Tan Kin Lian questions via the ustream.tv chat channel, email at kinlian@gmail.com, twitter with hashtag #tkl2011, Facebook athttp://fb.com/tankinlian, or sms at 81685845.

Straight Talk with TKL: Independence from the PAP
Date: 20 August (Saturday)
Time: 9.00pm – 9.45pm

Mr Tan Kin Lian has announced that his campaign will adopt a neutral and non-partisan approach. Learn from Mr Tan Kin Lian how he will take this same approach in making his decisions as President of Singapore. Viewers are invited to ask Mr Tan Kin Lian questions via the ustream.tv chat channel, email at kinlian@gmail.com, twitter with hashtag #tkl2011, Facebook at http://fb.com/tankinlian, or sms at 81685845.

Straight Talk with TKL: Your CPF Savings
Date: 21 August (Sunday)
Time: 9.00pm – 9.45pm

The President of Singapore holds the second key to safeguard Singapore’s reserves. Learn from Mr Tan Kin Lian how he will safeguard your reserves when elected. Viewers are invited to ask Mr Tan Kin Lian questions via the ustream.tv chat channel, email atkinlian@gmail.com, twitter with hashtag #tkl2011, via Facebook at http://fb.com/tankinlian, or sms at 81685845.

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