PM Must Convene Official Inquiry, Not Just Parliamentary Debate
The matter of PM Lee Hsien Loong's dispute with his siblings should be heard by a properly convened Commission of Inquiry (COI) rather than be debated in Parliament. The SDP stated in our media release (15 June 2017) that “PM Lee must address the specific allegations of public concern in a clear and transparent manner. The...
What concerns Singapore is not the wishes of LKY but the allegation of abuse of authority and powers
Benjamin Pwee Below is a Facebook note shared by Mr Benjamin Pwee about the Lee family saga which is unfolding in social media. Mr Pwee was responding to an article written by Straits Times' Chua Mui Hoong, "Time to reflect and seek the common good". ... Well-written, Mui Hoong. I have kept silent till now, now it's my turn. I...
Lee Hsien Yang: LHL refused to answer a simple question
Lee Hsien Loong Lee Hsien Loong now claims, “My father left the property at 38 Oxley Road to me, as part of my equal share of his estate. But my siblings were not happy about it.” Wei Ling and I never had any objection to LHL receiving an equal share of the estate. We object to LHL's flip-flopping about Lee Kuan Yew's demolition...
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