Total annual income of PM Lee exceeds $3.3 million
Singaporeans have been fooled by the PAP. Nowhere in the world do government leaders concurrently receive millions in salary and a pension. PM Lee comes to mind. According to the Parliamentary Pensions Act: (2) The annual amount of pension payable to an office-holding Member shall be — (a) in respect of every completed...
The $40 million question: Did 9 PMO political appointment holders receive $40 million in FY2010?
I have gone through a number of past budget statements and would like to seek clarification on the $40 million expenditure on 9 PMO political appointments in FY2010. $40 million is a hell lot of tax dollars lavished on 9 ministers and the government is of course obligated to clarify. Take note that I am exercising common...
GIC confirms abuse of CPF
CPF monies are state reserves managed by GIC primarily to benefit the government, not CPF members. This was confirmed by GIC in 2015: (link) Questions which thinking CPF members should ask the PAP government: 1. Why is the PAP government using our CPF as “a key defence of Singapore in times of crisis”, ie to “mount a...
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