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Archive for the ‘Policies’ Category

Real reason why Terry of TOC kanna lim kopi?

To signal to him to stop publishing fake news on the public transport system? LOL. Let me explain. If you skim thru TOC’s headlines as regularly as I do, you are sure to get the impression that our public tpt system is on the verge of collapse and that most S’poreans think it sucks: bad and expensive. Well I personally find...

Useless Trade Union Leader

Zainal Bin Sapari responded to Prof Tommy Koh's comment on raising the workfare component by saying "it is not within my pay grade". He tried to explain it away by saying it is taken out of context and it doesn't mean he is unable to help the poor. The context is actually his incompetence. As the leader of NTUC, Assistant Secretary-General,...

CLTPA: A Permanent “Temporary” Law

Can the Criminal Law Temporary Provisions Act (CLTPA) be considered "temporary" after 60 years? This law that was debated in parliament and enacted in 1955 is a misnomer by its very name itself and Singaporeans are being fooled once again. As we know, this law allows the Minister to order that suspected criminals be detained...

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