Under the PAP, millenials are unprepared for the job market
I had a chat with a taxi driver, Uncle Chua, the other day, and he recanted to me his sad story about his family. Uncle chua's already in his 60s and used to work as a factory in Jurong. He worked his way up, from being a technician to a line supervisor and made a comfortable living. After he retired, he decided to drive taxi...
Are NDP greetings waste of money that can be better used to help the poor instead?
This National Day, I want to ask a very patriotic question: With all this talk of Singapore not having enough money for the future, with an ageing population and so on, and therefore we needed to raise water prices, GST, and a whole slew of other things. Why are we seeing huge billboards of MPs being put up all over the place,...
Singaporeans can no longer accept out-of-touch rulers
Singapore and Singaporeans are trapped in a flawed and failing system that is enriching a few at the expense of the many while dividing them, putting them in competition with each other and blaming them if they don’t get ahead in a loaded system as they slowly sink in to poverty and hardship. This is not just a local issue,...
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