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Archive for the ‘Policies’ Category

Has the makings of a high-falutin and hubristic diplomat

Bilahari Kausikan The name Bilahari Kausikan has come into prominence recently for his high-falutin utterances on opposition politicians about their political views as if he was a PAP political office holder. He was a Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs before he relinguished his post to become now an Ambassador-at-large....

Are SPF and ELD the lapdogs of PAP?

I have a very poor opinion of Roy Ngerng. I think most of the things he writes are senseless drivel and some of the things he writes are dangerously incendiary. I thought that it is not entirely without reason that he got his ass handed to him in court for writing stupid things about PM Lee. All that said, I am abhorred by the...

Tan Jee Say: EDB’s new focus on region is behind the curve

After more than 50 years, EDB is now switching its focus from attracting foreign MNCs in USA, Europe and Japan, to the "richer and maturing markets of South-east Asia". Why has it taken our economic planners so long to come to this strategy? I had suggested this change of focus 5 years ago in my essay "Creating Jobs and Enterprise...

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