Should older people step forward to cause change in government?
Dr. Tan Cheng Bock is 79 years old. He has stepped forward to form a new political party, the Progress Singapore Party, to effect an change in government in Singapore. Is he too old? Should he leave this matter to younger people? Surely, the younger people have a stronger stake in the future? I share my views. We have the example...
As Elections Approach, Heng and His Master Talk Cock
Click to enlarge As the next election draws inexorably closer, the PAP are up to their usual tactics: bamboozling Singaporeans. After calls for “harmony” Lee Hsien Loong’s loyal seat-warmer Heng Swee Keat has come out to say Singapore cannot afford “adversarial” politics: “I will say that even across the world,...
The Fear Beyond Your Imagination
I work in China for several years, there is something that resonates there that I felt it is almost like Singapore. Its the culture of fear. This fear culture had been inculcated from young through media, propaganda and education. You know the standard, even saying bad about government, you will be stopped by friends in public....
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