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Archive for the ‘Politics’ Category

SOS Singapore

Recently, PM Lee made a remark about getting right politics for economic development and such, and netizens reacted. Frequently, people will point the fingers at problematic policies... PM Lee himself suggested he should have been far-sighted... But neither of them are right. For a government already completely crippled by Meritocracy,...

PM Lee, what is the ‘right’ politics?

"Singapore must get its politics right in order to remain economically competitive for the future..." - PM, Reported in ST (5 Jul) Because the PM did not define or clarify what is right politics, how can I not agree with him? What I know is we are heading toward a future where it might not be possible to achieve consensus on...

PAP should consider replacing the increasingly unpopular Lee Hsien Loong

PM Lee Recently, the Australian Labour's party has removed the unpopular Julia Gillard who was the Prime Minister of Australia. They recalled back the more popular Kevin Rudd to replace her as the new party chief and Prime Minister of Australia [Link]. The Labour party thought that it will have a better chance to win in the...

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