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Budget 2011 promised Singaporeans that they would receive $600-$800 in cash as 'Growth Dividends'. This works out to approximately $66 a month for 12 months. While this is useful cash for the average Singaporean, voters must not be enticed to vote for the PAP because of it. Here's why: While the Government hands out the money,... 

On  Monday, it was revealed in Parliament by Opposition MP Low Thia Kiang that manpower expenditure for our political appointment holders saw a 30% increase from an initial estimate of $58.3million to a revised $75.7million for FY2010. In fact, total salary bill saw a 49% increase from the actual $50.8million for FY2009. The... 

For Part 1, visit https://www.tremeritus.net/2011/02/27/is-it-in-your-interest-to-vote-for-pap-part-1/ The chat between Mr Tan and Mrs Tan on the general election continues. Mrs Tan is growing increasingly impatient with her husband for his rising pro-opposition stance. Mr Tan maintains his cool composure throughout. Mrs Tan: Sometimes,...