Why Lee Kuan Yew was NEVER the founding father of modern Singapore
OPINION It is a public misconception that PAP strongman Lee Kuan Yew is the "founding father" of Singapore which was propagated and perpetuated over years by the PAP-controlled media. Attending the wake of recently deceased Mrs Lee, Mr Chua Thian Poh, 62, the newly elected president of the Singapore Federation of Chinese Clan...
Singapore’s local media to go to the polls next elections
Most political pundits on the key issue in Singapore’s next general elections, widely speculated for December 2010, put it down to the foreign worker concern. Statistics from the Singapore government place Singapore`s total population in June 2010 at 5,076,700 — only 3,230,700 are citizens and even then quite a few of them...
Let us be gracious in times of grief
Well this is certainly the time of grief for our country and it is almost unprecedented. We had two obituaries within a week, a minister and the mother of the Prime Minister. Coming so close together, it brings even greater sadness to the people involved. I know for sure that grief and mourning transcend all races, all religions,...
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