Who should be responsible to protect the legacies of LKY?
Late Lee Kuan Yew I may be asking the wrong question here by assuming that the legacies of LKY need to be protected. They should only if they are good legacies. Legacies should not be protected just because they are legacies. To ask such a question lies an underlying assumption that the legacies are good and worth protecting....
Martyn See’s guide for wannabe trouble makers
OK, OK, political, human rights and social activists, and good hearted, well intentioned kay pohs. I just came across this great FB post by Martyn See. I tot I just must share it with those who visit this blog. My 12 tips for Political and Human Rights Activists in Singapore. 1. Read the law thoroughly, particularly the ones...
Singapore running out of luck
For several decades, nothing could go wrong in Singapore. And if anything went wrong, they would be put right immediately. The last outbreak of contagious disease was SARS and was quickly wrapped up and put away. We had many other problems but did not become too big a task to solve. What is happening today? We have endless breakdowns...
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