Nationalism and de-colonisation in Singapore.
The name PJ Thum may not be strange to readers, maybe not the younger generation. Following the liquidation of the Communist United Front after 1963 there followed a vacuum of nationalist manifestation.and out of this undercurrent patriotic rejuvenation emerged a group of powerful crusaders headed by a dynamic commander PJ Thum...
Upholding the rule of law
“Singapore’s success arises in no small part because of its policy in upholding the rule of law and adopting a zero-tolerance policy to corruption. Both are necessary factors and our zero-tolerance policy must be upheld in a manner that complies with the rule of law,” so says our Minister Indranee Rajah. It’s reassuring...
How many persons to fix a light bulb?
PAP Wayang - How many persons to fix a light bulb? Do you know how many persons PAP will need to fix a lightbulb? They will employ TWO foreign workers just to hold the ladder with 1 lady wearing long skirt to fix the light bulb! No wonder our Total Factor Productivity is LOW! Correction: They actually needed FOUR persons to...
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