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Archive for the ‘Politics’ Category

Open letter from a Singaporean Political Refugee, Ho Juan Thai

Dear Fellow Singapore Citizens and Friends, My name is Ho Juan Thai. I am a born and bred Singapore Citizen, I completed my full time National Service several decades ago. For certain reasons I have been living in London as a Refugee from Singapore for the last 32 years, but it is not my choice. If you believe that Singapore...

The Secession Conundrum

By Yoong Siew Wah True to his disingenuous character, the Minister Mentor Lee Kuan Yew always has something up his sleeve which he would foist on the unsuspecting public, ostensibly to score a point. The latest is his baffling disclosure on Singapore's separation from Malaysia which he made in his eulogy to the late Dr Goh Keng...

Lessons from Malaysia: Why Singapore needs a strong and stable government

OPINION When Law Minister Shanmugam spoke about the need for Singapore to have a "strong and stable" government which makes "quick and effective" decisions a few months ago in Parliament, he was greeted with a dose of cynicism and derision by some netizens who saw it as another lame attempt to justify the PAP's dominant position...

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