Bills which curb our rights under ‘public order’ pretext
The following is a sample of bills originated by the PAP, introducing draconian measures ostensibly to safeguard "public interest": Jan 2014 - PAP government introduces Bill to give police power to strip search anyone for alcohol Jan 2015 - PAP government introduces Bill to empower civil servants to access our medical and financial...
‘I’m Charlie’ versus ‘We’re PAP’
TR Emeritus’s regular commentator, @BK, made a prescient observation, “’Je suis Charlie’. As Paris and the developed world gathered to defy the murder of cartoonists and reaffirming the Freedom of Speech and Expression, our PM reaffirms the character of PAP. As the world gathered to affirm tolerance, our PM and PAP chose...
Where is the junzi, gentleman?
Once upon a time, PAP leaders spoke of how ministers should be junzi, gentlemen. “Dr Chee has stood for elections thrice – and lost badly all three times, once receiving just 20 per cent of the vote,” the Minister of Social and Family Development (MSF), Chan Chun Sing, wrote in his letter to the Huffington Post on 15...
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- PAP mandate strong on Strong hailstorm strikes China’s Xi’an causing airport roof leaks, hundreds of cars destroyed
- PAP mandate strong on Strong hailstorm strikes China’s Xi’an causing airport roof leaks, hundreds of cars destroyed
- Light The Way on A False Analogy That Insults the Intelligence of Singaporeans
- Ownself Praise Ownself on 我们是否该重新思考国防开支的优先顺序？
- Liar on Strong hailstorm strikes China’s Xi’an causing airport roof leaks, hundreds of cars destroyed
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