You Don’t Have To Answer ‘Yes’ Or ‘No’
Many of you may be thinking after certain parliamentary events in recent years that in a courtroom, a lawyer can force you to answer “yes” or “no” to questions. Let me tell you that there is no such rule. If the opposing counsel in a courtroom tries to force my witness to answer “yes” or “no”, you can be sure...
When politics comes before the interest of the people
Singaporeans have witnessed first-hand how a parliamentary debate can be used by politicians to score “brownie points” for the posterity of their political parties. In so doing, the opportunity to collectively do right by the people was lost. In the case of the PAP, the whole debate is now being framed as a case...
The MTF has failed miserably and OYK is the worst health minister
The best way to prevent the hospital system from being overwhelmed is by reducing the number of people getting infected. Clearly vaccination has failed to prevent people from getting infected so restrictions have to be imposed to stop the spike in infection rates. The MTF is constantly stressing that vaccination can prevent...
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