Why most Singaporeans keep voting for PAP
It’s like shopping leh: self-reinforcing cycle, where they became more and more attached to a product. We are attached to the PAP because we keep voting for it. Analysing the decisions we make in the supermarket can help us understand the choices we make in other areas of our lives. Analysing the buying decisions of 280,000...
What is making the 4G PAP politicians so nervous?
When parliament passed the POFMA Bill at 10.30pm during the second day of the fasting month of Ramadan, one cannot help but wonder why there is such an urgency attached to this bill. Naturally, the lack of concise and timely answers on the part of the government just raises more questions. One key question that was never really...
The painful lessons of Ceasescu’s Romania
Following yesterday’s article, this is for the many who asked me about Romanian History. I have compiled this summary and highlights from the many online sources but you can google for deeper study and more details. Nicolae Ceausescu and his wife Elena ruled the country for 24 years, from 1965 until 1989 and generally, historians...
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