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Archive for the ‘Scoops’ Category

Is the label ‘divisive force’ a bogeyman to take the attention away from real issues?

The latest label being thrown at Singapore citizens – from a Minister no less are - ”divisive force” and/ or “divisive forces”! Is this so called “divisive force” that the PAP are talking about, really the feelings of the average people that you would encounter on an daily everyday...

Despite the witholding of data, we must fight on to give real meaning to democracy

The government’s consistent refusal to be transparent and reveal data that affects the well being of Singaporeans only tells you one thing – they are afraid that when facts are made known it may be too dangerous to their position. In the days before social media, they could accuse and stick on you any label as they...

Minister Chan’s statistics lead us to more questions on workforce numbers

Minister Chan Chun Sing revealed that 17% of new jobs went to PRs, whilst they make up a total of 15% of the Singaporean workforce. In my opinion, this is engaging in typical selective disclosure as several questions immediately come to mind: 1) Why did he report only on total jobs created between 2015 and 2018? And why only...

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