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Stop blaming the ‘STOP AT TWO’ policy

[PART OF A SERIES | This article is part of a series of articles examining the Singapore Government’s “Stop At Two” policies in the 70s. For further reading, please view the rest of the related “Stop At Two” articles.] Honestly, we were surprised at the amount of vitriolic comments towards the Government as articles...

How To Fix A Train

A son's train has spoilt, and his dad needs to step in to fix it... Read More →

Population ‘Disincentives’ Policies – A Factual Breakdown

WARNING: EXTREMELY DRY READING AHEAD!! PREPARE TO BE BORED STIFF! We at SGPOLCOM dislike vague information – stories abound of the effects of the ‘Stop At Two’ policies, but yet there are no easily available detailed breakdown of what exactly were those measures. In order to have a more informed decision on the motivations...

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