What is the Government’s AIM?
The PAP-AIM saga has been brewing a tremendous storm that seems not to be abating in alternative media and coffeeshop talks. The relative silence of the MSM is deafening. The abject professional failure of the MSM to carry the news objectively and fully to the people, as is the job of journalists, indirectly works in support...
Too many cobwebs – Is it in public interest for PAP going into business?
The so-called response from the Chairman of the ruling party’s Town Councils (on what is turning into a debacle) regarding the business activities of his party which seem entangled with affairs of state -- is not a good start to the year. The fellow’s reply can be found here: link. This only gives rise to more questions...
Are there better ways to engage bloggers beside suing?
Lee Hsien Loong I have read through Alex Au’s blog posts and felt uncomfortable as some of the allegations were truly hard-hitting and bordered on defamatory. However, I disagreed with the latest Prime Minister’s defamatory suit against him. The government is going backwards on how it is dealing with the influential blogging...
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