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The Post-Election bomb from PAP

The Post-Election bomb from PAP

PM Lee Like a sore loser, the PAP quickly attributed its Punggol East defeat to some act of God – the “by-election effect.” We lost, not because we are incompetent but because of forces beyond our control. It appears to be a term (in the league of “ponding” and “freak flood”) PAP spin doctors conjured up to save... 

PM, what about asking the right questions?

PM, what about asking the right questions?

“Do you want faster growth or do you want fewer foreign workers? Do you want more hard work or more leisure? Do you want more competitive schools and good results and good futures, or more relaxed schools and fall behind? How can we find that balance in between?” the Prime Minister asked. Whatever the hurdles, he emphasised... 

How to Avoid Property Blunders, Part 3 – Research and Comparison

How to Avoid Property Blunders, Part 3 – Research and Comparison

Previously, we aired our views about rushing. Rushing to “beat” the announced cooling measures in Part 1, and then in Part 2, rushing to buy a project that will take at least 3 years to manifest. It should be fairly obvious that we are not fans of leaping without looking. In this third part, we are going to talk about... 



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