If words matter, why do they commit blatant flip flops and U-turns?
In an apparent U-turn, Malaysian Prime Minister Dr Mahathir Mohamad will look to negotiate the deferment of the high speed rail project with Singapore, instead of calling it off altogether. This is not his first U-turn and it won’t be his last. The U-turn or flip flop is also something which Singaporeans are accustomed to...
MOM Minister confuses, conceals failure of CPF scheme
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Malaysia undecided on HSR
So how can Tun say S’pore knows what M’sia wants? Senile. Sad. Malaysia’s Economic Affairs Minister Mohamed Azmin Ali. said that Malaysia has not excluded the possibility of the project continuing, but will not make any suggestions unless there is a consensus from both countries. https://www.theedgesingapore.com/malaysia-lead-delegation-singapore-discuss-fate-hsr-project More...
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