A Case of the Tail Wagging the Dog or How the Reform Party has already Changed Government Policy for the Better
Recently on Talking Point* I mentioned SM Goh’s comments on 22nd February in Marine Parade and how government policy had apparently been changed to reflect what the Reform Party had been saying since 2009. SM Goh talked about the need to rely on raising Singaporeans’ productivity and incomes rather than the import of cheap...
Singapore Parliament – in desperate need of alternative voices
They rushed pass in a whoosh. I am talking about four things – two of them took place within the hallowed halls of Parliament and two outside of it. And they show why Singapore’s Parliament is in desperate need of alternative, questioning, voices. The first was the rise in ministers’ salaries and the eight-months bonuses...
The lies of SDP and Chee Soon Juan
After reading the article that Temasek Review Chee Soon Juan's interview. I believe strongly believe I need to write to talk some views on SDP and Chee Soon Juan. 1. Freedom of Speech SDP and CSJ had been preaching about Freedom of speech. So when one of his member, Mr. Malik, start to make comments in the internet without their...
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