Singapore Immigration on the eve of SM Goh’s takeover
In 1990, Senior Minister Goh Chok Tong of the ruling PAP (People’s Action Party) became Prime Minister. He promoted a policy of massive immigration far beyond population replacement levels. From the 1997 Asian financial crisis onwards, negative impact of immigration became a problem. The PAP regime claimed Singapore had always...
The PAP Human Cargo Logistics Hub
In 1990, SM (Senior Minister) Goh Chok Tong became the Prime Minister of the ruling PAP (People’s Action Party) regime. Under his ultra-liberal and ultra-promotional immigration policy, the number of SPRs (Singapore Permanent Residents) increased from 112 000 in 1990 to 541 000 in 2010. Critics began to ask about the impact...
Singapore Indians were better off under Colonial British than under Chinese supremacists dominated PAP
The recent harsh and unfair regulations imposed on Hindu devotees celebrating Thaipusam brought a large outcry amongst not just the Singapore Indian community but also members of other ethnic groups. What was amusing was that when Home Affairs Minister Shanmugam came out to say that these regulations have been around since 1973,...
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