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Archive for the ‘Politics’ Category

Tan Jee Say: How PM Lee is putting Singapore’s economic and security well-being at risk

1. TPP is dead, but a bitter after-taste lingers on. 2. This is a triple blow to PM Lee. 3. Firstly, he tried to call Trump's "bluff" as he knew full well that Trump has said he would withdraw from TPP if elected president. But Trump has the last laugh. 4. Secondly, he lobbied hard for Obama to ratify the TPP before the new...

Today the presidency, tomorrow your CPF

This is what happens when voters keep on giving the PAP a two-thirds (and counting) majority in Parly: PM said in Parliament on 8 Nov that the government is intending to amend the Presidential Elections Act next January to ensure that the next President would come from a minority race: “Every citizen, Chinese, Malay, Indian,...

Elected Presidency – Next election reserved for Malays

The next EP in 2017 is reserved for Malays. Cheng Bock is out in the cold. Period. Nothing can change the fate of Cheng Bock on his chance of becoming the next EP. So Singaporeans can now prepare for this big day when a Malay would be voted to be the next EP. Actually to be more accurate and correct, it should be the next EP...

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