Tharman: Singapore is already an “activist” state
Speaking at the annual dinner organised by the Economic Society of Singapore yesterday, PAP Finance Minister Tharman Shanmugaratnam warned that “layoffs will continue in developed economies for at least another five to eight years or possibly longer.” He also added that income disparity will continue and Singapore...
Singapore hypocrisy: hang the drug couriers while investing with the drug barons
The net effect of the Singapore government’s barbaric hanging of drug courier Van Nguyen will be to increase profits for the government’s trading partner, Burmese drug lord Lo Hsing Han. While the high-profile execution will no doubt reduce the supply of heroin somewhat, the inelastic demand by addicts will...
Joo Chiat YPAP leader Jack Lin Xinli: Singaporeans are “spoilt brats”
Embattled YPAP leader from Joo Chiat branch and General Secretary of Joo Chiat Community Club Youth Executive Committee Mr Jack Lin Xinli has drawn flak from netizens for his “insincere” apology. Mr Lin has issued a public apology for insulting Singaporeans lately by calling them “3rd class citizen” on...
Singaporean lodged complaint of TOC’s funding to MHA and MICA
Dear Sirs, I am writing to seek clarifications on the activities of The Online Citizen, a political blog in Singapore. It has published numerous articles critical of government leaders, some of which are potentially defamatory and has led several campaigns against the Singapore government. One, is it legal for The Online...
Desmond Lim: Chiam “controlled” by his wife, should retire as Secretary-General
Singapore People Party (SPP) CEC member Mr Desmond Lim Bak Chuan has lashed out at his mentor Mr Chiam See Tong for being under the “control” of his wife Lina Loh: [Source: Lianhe Wanbao, 30 July 2010] In an interview with Lianhe Wanbao yesterday, Mr Lim, who was unceremoniously barred from SPP’s weekly...
Is the PAP’s “foreign talent” sports policy giving Singapore negative publicity overseas?
OPINION The PAP’s controversial “foreign talent” sports policy to import established sportsmen and women from other countries to represent Singapore in international competitions has drawn flak not only from Singaporeans, but from other countries as well. During a Malaysian parliamentary session on 26...
Defiant Alan Shadrake to Singapore government: I will never say sorry
Defiant 75 year old British author Mr Alan Shadrake, who was charged in the Singapore High Court yesterday for “contempt of court” for his criticisms of the Singapore judiciary in his book “Once a Jolly Hangman: Singapore Justice in the Dock”, has thrown down the gauntlet to the Singapore government:...
Revisited: NS deferments rare as system must be fair: Eng Hen
Straits Times, 13 February 2009 IN THE last 10 years, fewer than 10 Singaporean sportsmen and musicians were given permission to defer their full-time national service (NS). These deferments are often sought when these young men want to pursue their studies, training or represent Singapore in international competitions. However,...
MHA says no delay in releasing info on CPIB probe to public
Misleading report by ST on inflation
PM Lee does not think his children will enter politics
How could HDB public housing for Singaporeans be so messed up?

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