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Archive for the ‘Editorial’ Category

FreeMyInternet responds to letter published by TODAY

The FreeMyInternet group (FMI) has sent a response to TODAY Voices in response to a letter the free tabloid TODAY has published, titled “Free Internet group’s ideas destructive to multiracialism” by Eugene De Rozario. However, TODAY has responded as follows: "My deputy editor has asked for it to either be rewritten to...

Yaacob: MDA was right to shut down TRS

Minister Yaacob (Photo Source CNA) Speaking on the sidelines at a Mendaki event today (10 May), the Communications and Information Minister, Dr Yaacob Ibrahim, said that MDA "did the right thing" to shut down The Real Singapore (TRS) website. He said the government "is not against the internet", but it is important to preserve...

EDB screws up in allowing PRC fugitive to get PR

Hong Kong's SCMP reported today (10 May) that among the top 100 "most wanted" corrupt PRC officials who have fled China, the number 2 fugitive on the list, Li Huabo, has been repatriated to China [Link]. He was flown back to Beijing on an Air China flight yesterday (9 May) following his release from jail in Singapore. Beijing...

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