Revisionist approaches to history a threat to the civic commitment of future generations?
Unsurprisingly, a Straits Times op-ed has characterised revisionist approaches to Singaporean history as a threat to the civic commitment of future generations. This view is puzzling for a number of obvious reasons. To start with, as Leon Perera points out in a recent post, it's not at all clear that civic commitment is incompatible...
Greatest Fake News from PAP
The biggest, greatest Falsehood that was cooked up by PAP Government is the Asset Enhancement Scheme and HDB for retirement financing. What they have done were just a tiny bit of Enbloc with some upgrading which were politically motivated as pork barrel politicking. In the end, Singaporeans were made to believe that their HDB...
Is there a better way to implement democracy around the world?
In many countries, the existing government "cheated" by redrawing the electorial boundaries to ensure that they have a better chance of winning the next general election. It is called "gerrymandering". In some cases, they give money or goodies to the poor people to buy their votes. The poor people are usually illiterate or politically...
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