The moronic anti-stalking laws
With reference to the new cyber-bullying laws, I am particularly interested in one part of which made news. As an illustration from the news for this offence: "X sends Y flowers (probably repeatedly) despite Y told X not to is also considered stalking." I roared out loud reading this... In feudal times, a girl could be 'courted'...
Election: PAP’s desperation (Part 2)
[This is part 2 of 3 by TRE reader Oxygen.] PAP is desperate and as LHL openly admitted it – it is “harder to govern now” due to an increasingly questioning electorate of public policy failures. He must know his political orchestra no longer appeals to the masses if social media is a good enough gauge. His next best choice...
How much tax are S’poreans really paying? (10)
By Roy Ngerng and Leong Sze Hian This is a 10-part series which analyses the tax that Singaporeans are paying, in comparison with the Nordic countries. It has been said that Singaporeans pay one of the lowest taxes in the world, and that the Nordic countries pay one of the highest taxes in the world. This series would explore...
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- Stunted GE on A a jaw-dropping election
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- PAP mandate strong on Strong hailstorm strikes China’s Xi’an causing airport roof leaks, hundreds of cars destroyed
- WP brokeback with PAP on The Nation has rejected multi-party Parliamentary representation
- WP brokeback with PAP on The Nation has rejected multi-party Parliamentary representation
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