The Elected President
Many Singapore citizens look at the election of the President as an office to keep a check on the government and to protect the reserves. I do not share their enthusiasm. Right from the start, when the first President was elected in 1991 under the revised constitution, I looked at the office as being unnecessary, wasteful and...
The Reserves Are Never Going to Benefit You While PAP Remain in Power
A few days ago Temasek announced that it was very sorry for screwing up with the FTX investment and losing your money. It admitted losses of US$275 million ($374 million) but without transparency we can’t be sure that that is the full story as earlier funding rounds in which Temasek participated do not appear to be accounted...
A roving view of Singapore politics
I have resigned to being laid-back, unobtusive and tranquillity in mind. I think I have done enough to bait the vaunted PM Lee Hsien Loong the only regret being his stubborn refusal to give me a public apology for his father's sin against me. This may be a divine proclivity. However, Lee Hsien Long showed uncanny foresight in...
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