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Archive for the ‘Letters’ Category

5 myths about Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong

PM Lee Hsien Loong1) PM Lee curbs Freedom of Speech by using lawsuits against his critics Absolutely not. Singaporeans are still able to criticise, scold, insult PM Lee online with impunity and nothing ever happens to them. Roy Ngerng is still publishing articles about CPF and posting victimised FB posts even after getting 'davindered'....

PAP and Pavlov’s dog

A monument to Pavlov's dogALL CREDIT TO YOU, MR. SHANMUGAM, you are a STRONG defender of animal welfare rights. CONGRATULATIONS! Apparently, you love and keep a dog as your adoring pet. But I have a COMPELLING question to ask you. If the proverbial "Pavlov's dog" has developed an unlimited hunger for food - just like politicians'...

Don’t blame PM Lee, blame us!

PM Lee About nine years ago, I found a Singapore flag on a wooden pole under my block. It was one of those that were used during our National Day in the neighbourhood. It was a good few weeks after our National Day and it was obvious the cleaners did not remove it accordingly. It was simply just dumped right next to the lift...

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