This National Day is not mine, its the PAP’s.
If any of you went to Primary School in the 90s in Singapore, you would have like myself spent every National Day singing the many NDP songs that were written at that time. Tunes like "Count on me Singapore" and "Stand up for Singapore" would have rung repeatedly in your ears during that eventful week in August every year. To...
PRC Foreign Talent, Floods and the Old Man
As a quitter for 8 years now, I hardly keep up with news from the home much. However I was back recently for 3 weeks and I was surprised by the number of floods, in July! Now, I remember the floods when I was a kid, but that was over 20 years ago, and far as I can remember, there was no major floods in the years before I left. I...
Making the case for the Death penalty
I am not sure if I should thank this guy named Alan Shadrake or not. Because of his book, A Jolly Hangman, which I have not read, the death penalty is suddenly shoved to the forefront of public awareness, a la storm in a tea cup. After so many years in the doldrums, if you ask any Singaporean, they will tell you unequivocally...
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