For Singapore’s Future Survival, Multi-Party System Must Replace One-Party Rule
Education Minister (Higher Education and Skills) Ong Ye Kung's suggestion that the PAP's continued one-party rule is the best course for Singapore's future is at complete odds with reality. It is precisely the lack of a democratic, checks-and-balance system that has gotten the country into the current sorry state of affairs...
Leon Perera: In a one-party political system the PAP will eventually lose its way
In the coming century, I hope that my children and grandchildren grow old and raise my great-grandchildren in Singapore long after I’m gone. But I fear that the government in our one party dominant system may fail one day. I fear that there will be no able, responsible and electable Opposition to take its place if that happens. A...
Supposed ‘facts’ to keep Singapore going, whats your favourite?
#AlternativeFacts to keep Singapore going: These are my top 20 favourites. What's yours? 1. Singapore was a fishing village before 1965. 2. Singapore's one-party system is the result of free and fair elections. 3. The 16 people arrested and detained in 1987 under the Internal Security Act were Marxists trying to subvert Singapore's...
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