The xenophobia of bureaucrats (aka NParks)
Apparently there is a potential spanner in the works for organizers of the upcoming May Day protest in Hong Lim Park: Foreigners are not allowed to take part or someone is going to have to answer for it. That is, of course, unless the police give a permit to allow said foreigners to be participants at such events. But the...
The need to always question and think independently
One of the main things that attract people to various mediums of exchange, be it forums in the mainstream media or alternate ones, is to read not only what is of interest, but what one tends to be in agreement with. Views that are diametrically opposed to the tenor of a site may not always receive much support, and in some...
A Physicist’s look at the Constitution of Singapore – Reply to A Critique
Reply to A Critique Recently I chanced upon a critique (20 December 2012 - 1:41 am) of my articles in the Constitution series in response to a reader’s question. The critique was written by Jack Tsen-Ta Lee, an Assistant Professor of Law at the School of Law, Singapore Management University (SMU), where he teaches and researches...
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