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Archive for the ‘Experience’ Category

Lee Kuan Yew’s greatest half-truths

Lee Kuan Yew said some years ago, “Let me explain what happens when we make progress. HDB prices go up, private home (prices) go up, and all asset prices go up. Everybody finds he owns something more valuable in the house, his shares are worth more and he can live a good life.” However, to live a good life, one needs to...

Will there be Truth and Reconciliation one day?

Wong Soon Fong, former elected PAP legislative assemblyman died on 1 December in Thailand. He was 81. Wong joined the PAP in 1956 and was elected as a City Councillor in the same year. He left the PAP to join the Barisan Sosialis in 1961. On 2 Feb 1963 when Operation Coldstore saw the arrest of more than 133 members of the...

The release of Dan Tan: Significance and impact

By Teo Soh Lung The decision of the three-judge Court of Appeal to free Dan Tan Seet Eng on Wednesday must surely shock the Attorney General’s Chambers and the Ministry of Home Affairs. Never in the 61-year history of the Criminal Law (Temporary Provisions) Act, or CLTPA, has a detainee ever challenged the legality of his...

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