Just Whom is the PAP’s Education Policy Serving?
When he was Minister of State for Education, Dr Ng Eng Hen said that “Our universities must become engines of growth for our economy.” In 2012, Minister for Trade and Industry Lim Hng Kiang reinforced this point saying that our education system is “to build industry-relevant manpower capabilities for the economy.” We...
PM asks Singaporeans to ‘upgrade’ in his May Day message while they are discriminated in ‘fake’ interviews
In his May Day message, PM Lee said that jobs must be a key focus for Singapore to stay relevant in the global economy. He also passed the responsibility to create jobs to the new ministers. He appointed Finance Minister Heng Swee Keat as chairman of Future Economy Council together with Iswaran, Chan Chun Sing, Ong Ye Kung...
What kind of leader tells his citizens to steal other’s lunch?
Go steal others lunch. What kind of a leader would tell his people to resort to such lowest human instinct even as a metaphor. It is poor taste at a time when many are no longer having a safe and secure job to put lunch on the family table. It is more sad when the words is from someone who never had to work for his lunch. We...
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