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Archive for the ‘Experience’ Category

What’s really offensive here?

Right after work, when I noticed that I was copied in an email between Mr. Kumaran Pillai and someone from the Infocomm Media Development Authority (“IMDA’). As mentioned in previous postings, the Independent Singapore does pick up a few of pieces that I publish on my personal blog. The piece that the Independent picked...

57th National Day

Today is our 57th National Day and too many people including older native born Singaporeans do not realise enough that it was almost a miracle that we have built a nation out of almost nothing with odds stacked so high against us in our early years into one strong and free nation and have come so far together as one united people. I...

Annoying the death

Click to enlarge Don’t you find this extremely shameless and distasteful on part of the People's Action Party? Based on statistics, it is quite clear that 4 in 10 people in Singapore do not support the PAP. So what is it that they are have the audacity to put their logo on the funeral banner? And looking at the design of the...

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