No real attempt to change the status quo by Singapore at UN UPR
The Universal Periodic Review (UPR) of Singapore by the United Nations (UN) Human Rights Council has raised some disturbing issues in Singapore. From the continued use of the death penalty to the dismal fact that our country still retains homosexuality as a crime on the statute books, it is concerning that there are appears...
RETURN MY CPF! – The trouble with choice
In today’s post, I like to delve further into the retirement proposition in respond to my old friend, the ex-TRE editor Richard Wan. Richard wrote (truncated): “Chris, I think the key here is freedom of choice by the individuals and having each citizen taking responsibility of their own life. In that respect, the HK’S...
MRT faulty trains and the culture of secrecy, denial and silence
If not for the Hong Kong outfit called Factwire we will never know about the 26 trains made by a China company secretly returned to the manufacturer for repairs. The news is now all over social media (and MSM, they can’t ignore it) and I guess the whole of Singapore now know about it. Upon publication of this news by Factwire...
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- Justsayonly on The clock is ticking
- inowatosay on Leave no man behind
- Leave no one behind on Leave no man behind
- SCDF must answer on Leave no man behind
- Shakespeare Predictions on The clock is ticking
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