include("cmp.php");

TR EMERITUS

Unspoken Hard Truths From Around The World

Columnists
- A – H
  - Abdul Gafoor
  - Abdul Malik
  - Alex Tan
  - Amanda Lian
  - Andy Lim
  - Apolitical
  - Bernard K
  - Cheryl Chan
  - Chris Kuan
  - Chua Yuan Kai
  - Damon Yeo
  - David L K See
  - David Ng
  - Donovan Choy
  - Edmund Khor
  - Gilbert Goh
  - Hurr Riyahi
- I – P
  - Dr George Lim
  - James Oh
  - Jo Li
  - John Chan
  - Julian Chua
  - Kevin Lee
  - Khalil Adis
  - Lawrence Pek
  - Louis Lim
  - Low Wei Xiang
  - Ng Kok Lim
  - Nigel Tan
  - Novia Lim
- Q – Z
Editorial
Elections
- Announcement
- Commentary
- Events
- Press
- Rally
- Video
- Walkabout
Letters
- Cartoons
- Complaint
- Experience
- Poems
- Reviews
- Satire
- Scoops
- Suggestions
Opinion
- Business
- Chinese
- Covid-19
- Current Affairs
- Economy
- Experience
- Parliament
- Policies
- Politics
- Scoops
- Society
- World
Revisited
Snippets
- Advertorial
  - Chinese
- Blogs
- Books
- Business
- Civil society
- Coronavirus
- Elections
- Events
- Gossip
- Government
- Humour
- Law Watch
- Media
  - Korean
  - Press
  - Tabloid
- Movies
- Parliament
- Tech
- Videos
- World
  - Asia
    - Malaysia
  - China
  - Others
Sports
- Asia
- Olympics
- Soccer
- World
- Y O G

Archive for the ‘Revisited’ Category

Why S. Dhanabalan quit politics (history revisited)

S. Dhanabalan In several little-noticed paragraphs highlighted by TODAY newspaper, Mr. S. Dhanabalan admitted in a dialogue session that he left the government because of disagreements within the leadership. It was mentioned in quick passing and no details were given in the Q-and-A session with The Straits Times. The thrust...

Is the Opposition capable of epoch-making? (revisited)

Is the opposition capable of epoch-making? The answer has to be a definite yes. The ground for the opposition is favourable and improving and the prognosis for making inroads into PAP domain can be said to be sanguine. ' Provided the opposition is united and avoid feuding one another in the hustings. There is already quite a...

Imagine the PAP in charge for another 50 years (revisited)

A political party is only as good as its leaders are. The present PAP is a pale shadow of its former self and has ceased to be a political party altogether. It is merely a political vehicle for a single man to govern the country. No PAP member can ever hope to rise up in its ranks without prior approval from this man. The PAP...

Official Quick Links