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Dont be fooled by SMRT, non-rail profits may more than offset rail losses

Phillip Ang * The author blogs at LikeDatOsoCanMeh. Read More →

More Repression Headed Your Way As LHL Leaves Nothing to Chance Ahead of the Coming Election

On Racial Harmony Day on 21 July, both Lee Hsien Loong and his ventriloquist’s dummy, Heng Swee Keat, took to Facebook to tell Singaporeans that they must “treasure”‘ the harmony and “also remember the times when tensions between the ethnic and racial groups boiled over into conflict and violence.” It is no surprise...

Should older people step forward to cause change in government?

Dr. Tan Cheng Bock is 79 years old. He has stepped forward to form a new political party, the Progress Singapore Party, to effect an change in government in Singapore. Is he too old? Should he leave this matter to younger people? Surely, the younger people have a stronger stake in the future? I share my views. We have the example...

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