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Archive for the ‘Policies’ Category

So ‘credible and reliable news source’ means keeping press suppressed at 154th?

I refer to the article “Critical for Singapore to continue to have a reliable news source: Chee Hong Tat” (Channel NewsAsia, Jan 28). People can turn to as a credible and reliable source of news It states that “In the current environment where things happen very fast, it is critical for Singapore to continue to have a...

Locals Are Expensive: The Propaganda!

Recently, I went to do part time at a logistic company, I discovered an interesting case. A Myanmarese was branded as a logistic manager, holding S pass with a monthly pay of $2700. Accordingly to MOM website, he must possess a degree or diploma. He is basically a storeman, he cant even speak proper English but his pay is...

Terrex – The end of a drama all for nothing

All the chest thumpings and megaphone yellings ended up all for nothing. It was simply a commercial affair and Hong Kong was just following its law, abiding by its law and going through the due process of its law. Now that the investigation is over, the Terrexes would be returned according to Hong Kong law. Now everyone can...

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