
PM Lee’s 1 week MC an aristocrat’s privilege?
PM Lee was taken ill while delivering his NDR speech on 21 August. This was due to a temporary drop in blood pressure from prolonged standing, exhaustion and dehydration. With a rest of slightly over an hour, he was back on stage to conclude his speech. After a late night check up at the SGH, the PMO announced on 22 August that...

More laws to protect who or against who?
I am sure no one would miss who the new sub judice law is protecting. The learned judges of course. Don’t be rude or scandalize the judges, that is contempt of court. But you are allowed to speak up as NMP Kuik said, ‘Whatever you want to speak up on, keep speaking up on it without fear. If you see an injustice, speak. If...

Own self praise own self = leadership succession?
I refer to CNA’s “PM Lee emphasises need for leadership succession at NDR 2016”. The article is more of a joke with PAP members praising one another to high heavens throughout the entire article. PM Lee touched on the topic of mortality and mentioned the scare caused by Heng Swee Keat’s stroke in May. PM Lee did not...
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