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Archive for the ‘Politics’ Category

Does full retirement of Hu Jintao mean anything to the PAP and our Parliament?

“Setting a precedent from his predecessors, outgoing Communist Party chief and President Hu Jintao has stepped down as chairman of the Central Military Commission (CMC) and made a historic full retirement from power. Unlike late strongman Deng Xiaoping and former president Jiang Zemin who held on to their CMC posts despite...

Tan Kin Lian speaks out on unconstitutional IMF loan

Mr. Tan Kin Lian , candidate for Elected President of the Republic of Singapore and economics and finance expert, just put the following up on his blog. (This is after making a generous donation of $1000 towards the $20,000 needed by Tuesday 20 November 2012 in order to lodge a bond with the AG’s office so we can launch...

Singapore in 2022: Look at Plums to Quench the Thirst

Imagine that a ruling party has just suffered what it considers a huge setback in a General Election. Its loss includes two ministers, a mayor and a potential minister. Suddenly it dawns on the party that the people are really very anger and ready to inflict more political damage come the next time round. Initially, it tries...

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