Monthly Archives: October 2018

Infrastructure falling apart caused by PAP, did not plan for additional 2 million foreigners

Posted on October 30, 2018 by Phillip Ang

Up till 1990, Singapore’s population projection was less than 4 million by 2030.  Even the URA 1991 Concept Plan projected a 4 million population. According to a 1990 Singapore Medical Association article, “Singapore – An Ageing Society“, by P W J Choo, K S … Continue reading →

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Public interest in Temasek CEO Ho Ching’s salary, WP should ask the $100 million question in Parliament

Posted on October 27, 2018 by Phillip Ang

Although Temasek is not supposed to be a private entity – it invests public monies – it has been privatized by the PAP government. This has allowed Temasek to withhold information which should be in the public domain since more than 4 decades … Continue reading →

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‘Temasek’ and ‘GIC’ unable to prevent Hyflux from seeking court protection?

Posted on October 10, 2018 by Phillip Ang

Although Temasek may not have any interest in Hyflux, it is a government-linked company. On Hyflux’s board are former paper colonel Gay Chee Cheong and Lau Wing Tat, former GIC senior management executive. Gay is also a director of Heliconia Capital Management … Continue reading →

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PAP depressed prices of older flats to stem CPF funds outflow from GIC

Posted on October 1, 2018 by Phillip Ang

Singaporeans should take note that numerous policy tweaks are merely attempts to stem funds outflow from GIC. Funds outflow – redemptions in the case of Ponzis – will spell the death knell for GIC, ultimately leading to the spectacular collapse of … Continue reading →

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