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Why I’m not writing to IMDA protesting proposed changes

Why I’m not writing to IMDA protesting proposed changes

Based on comments by FB pals whose judgment I trust, I was to write in giving my objections. In fact I was going to cut and paste and use the text sent by one of them. But because Martyn See put this up on FB, and because I know he misrepresents the facts many-a-time, I’m not going to complain. Too much work researching the... 

SAF: Breeding Ground for Top Dogs

SAF: Breeding Ground for Top Dogs

The idea that generals can do no wrong is so pervasive in Singapore that we ought to worry where it will take us. It’s no secret that the SAF has become a prodigious breeding ground for high fliers and PAP politicians. Year after year, dozens of high-ranking officers, many of them generals, emerge to take up key positions... 

Can citizenship be revoked due to criminal acts even though one is already punished by law?

Can citizenship be revoked due to criminal acts even though one is already punished by law?

It is a foregone conclusion that citizenship in a country is sacrosanct. It imbues within it a sense of belonging, a feeling of security and the notion of falling within the protection of a tribe. In many ways, it forms a significant part of one's identity, providing one with stability, structure and in many instances, a home. In... 



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