Religious equality, the PAP way
Yesterday was Vesak Day and this reminded me of the way the PAP govt treats the sensibilities of the various religions: equal treatment of intolerant religious views. Recently minister Shan gave the lie (in the religious context) to the view that “All animals are equal, but some animals are more equal than others.” The...
Singaporeans Need To Overcome The Pyschological Barrier Of Voting Against PAP
I am in my 50s, I need to say the PAP had evolved from a caring party to now a self serving one. Yes， life was good in the 1970s till 1990s and after the dishonourable son took over, the happiness and money indexes start to decline. Many of us have bought our cheap HDBs and are now in our last quarter of our life; we do not...
Worrisome features about POFMA
I attended a forum organised by Function 8 about POFMA, the fake news law. The panelists point out the following worrisome features about POFMA: a) The govt can exempt certain people from the law. They have already taken the decision to exempt ministers. A speaker pointed out that the law should apply to everybody and nobody...
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