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Archive for the ‘Society’ Category

Some thoughts about new citizens

I would like to share some thoughts about new citizens (NCs). Right thinking citizens must conclude that our country's taking in of NCs are, on balance, doing more good than bad. Nonetheless, understandably, I also recognise that it can be an emotional struggle for many native Singaporeans. Genuinely talented individuals are...

Be prepared for a November elections

The Electoral Boundaries Review Committee (EBRC) has been formed. The Committee is chaired by the Secretary to Prime Minister. The Elections Department said that its mandate (among others) is to further reduce the average size of the GRCs; and to have more than the current 13 SMCs. This seems to be straight out of the PAP's...

Why can’t we agree to disagree and avoid unnecessary conflict?

When the Press Secretary of Prime Minister (PM) Lee Hsien Loong asked The Online Citizen (TOC) to remove an allegedly “libellous” article and Facebook post, and apologize by this Wednesday or face legal action, many Singaporeans were left puzzled and confused. Suddenly, many started inquiring about the content of the original...

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