Monthly Archives: September 2014

20140930 Why more Singaporeans have lost our respect for Lee Kuan Yew

Posted on September 30, 2014 by Phillip Ang

Lee Kuan Yew is hailed as a great leader of Singapore and credited with the miraculous transformation of Singapore into a developed country. But this is only according the propaganda on mainstream media. More Singaporeans, especially the younger generation, no … Continue reading →

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20140930 64,000 foreigners threw away their Singapore PR since 2010, immigration policy must be reviewed

Posted on September 30, 2014 by Phillip Ang

The PAP government needs to urgently address its flawed immigration policy to avoid compounding issues in future. The Singapore PR appears to have the ‘lowest value’ in the world as an increasing number of foreigners have given up their PR … Continue reading →

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20140928 NParks does an Intan, PAP’s wayang shown countless times already

Posted on September 28, 2014 by Phillip Ang

The incident at Hong Lim Park on 27 September was preventable and the error was unmistakably NParks’. One should also take WP’s Bernard Chen’s comments on the “heckled” allegation with a lorry load of salt. It is not only irresponsible … Continue reading →

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20140927 PAP ministers’ salary increased by 3,600% since independence but problems also increased, no solution in sight

Posted on September 28, 2014 by Phillip Ang

In 2011, PM Lee Hsien Loong said that Ministers should be paid “properly so that Singapore will have capable and committed leadership over the long term”. ‘Capable’ is defined as ‘having the ability, fitness, or quality necessary to do or … Continue reading →

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20140926 Expect apology from PAP MP Intan? Wait long long

Posted on September 26, 2014 by Phillip Ang

The PAP doesn’t seem to understand that it needs to have closure on the ‘mistakes’ made by its MP Intan Mokhtar. Citizens have been questioning Intan’s support for Yang’s PR application. Instead, Straits Times reframes the issue into whether Intan … Continue reading →

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20140925 MP Intan now a huge liability to PAP and taxpayers, likely to be removed

Posted on September 25, 2014 by Phillip Ang

PAP MP Intan’s conduct is unbecoming of an MP. MP Intan made several ‘mistakes’ by vocally supporting a PRC grassroots parasite, Yang Yin, who: – dishonestly claimed he was a director of the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce – claimed … Continue reading →

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20140923 PAP takes away our ‘chips’ but PM Lee says Singaporeans are given “chips to play with”

Posted on September 23, 2014 by Phillip Ang

I refer to ST article “Real solutions needed to deal with income inequality, says PM Lee at Singapore Summit”. I find it quite amusing for the PM to be lecturing others on this issue when Singapore has one of the … Continue reading →

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20140922 Is our CPF kitty ‘kosong’?

Posted on September 22, 2014 by Phillip Ang

CPF members and citizens had better sit up and get immediate answers from the PAP on the CPF issue. Except for PAP’s inner circle, ALL MPs have no idea where our CPF is invested. If Singapore indeed has a Parliament, … Continue reading →

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20140921 Singapore PM’s salary increased by 5,200% since independence

Posted on September 21, 2014 by Phillip Ang

For a country which is only 49 years old, the central message of PAP leaders is ‘greed is good for Singapore’. Just take a look at how political salaries have been increasing like ‘nobody’s business’. In 2007, 42 years after … Continue reading →

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20130717 Is this PAP’s long term planning?

Posted on September 18, 2014 by Phillip Ang

From: phillip ang Sent: Wednesday, July 17, 2013 6:11 PM To: PM LEE Cc: bga336 ; bokkoh ; BTMAH ; <a title="contact ; CHAN CHUN SING ; <a title="charles_chongyf ; CHEN SHOW MAO ; <a title="choonhock ; CIVIL SERVICE HEAD … Continue reading →

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