Singapore first, party affiliation and personalities second
Considering Dr Tan Cheng Bok’s re-entry in to politics with his new Progress Singapore Party I wanted to take a moment to look at our political landscape and ask how it has got to this place where such a small Island now has 12 active political parties, 11 as Alternatives to the incumbent PAP. When you look at the history...
How PAP can win 65% plus of the vote
Further to Why PAP aiming for 65% of the popular vote ,if the PAP really really wants to get more 65% or more of the popular vote, it should find an excuse to kick the promised 2 points increase in GST into the long grass. It should say “Thanks to PM’s wife and her team in Temasek, and the team in GIC, we got lots of...
Dire indictment of the PAP government
Disgusted with the AGC’s prosecution of his son, Lee Hsien Yang asks Singaporeans: “Is this the kind of government we want?” The question posed and resounding statement that it makes are in my opinion highly significant if not plainly remarkable for three reasons. First and foremost, the person asking the question is...
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