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Supporting Chee Soon Juan's caféSupporting Chee Soon Juan's café I refer to The Independent Singapore’s news, “Singaporeans urged to support Chee Soon Juan's café despite their political preferences” (July 16). The underlying objective of doing any business is to ensure it is viable and profitable. Otherwise, there is no point of undertaking risk for it. It is natural for...

Will PM Wong address the astronomical ministerial salaries?Will PM Wong address the astronomical ministerial salaries? I refer to The TR-Emeritus opinion article, “Will PM Wong address the astronomical ministerial salaries” (June 14) by Mr Yoong Siew Wah. It has always been a controversial topic which concerns about our top political leaders who receive their salaries that are many times higher than those foreign political leaders. Our...

Steering with stability in transition timesSteering with stability in transition times I refer to The Straits Times’ Editorial, “Steering with stability in transition times” (May 16). Let us analyze and interpret this specific subject from a broad perspective, how Singapore should respond and adapt to the evolution of the entire international situation and formulate its foreign policy that is extremely...

We will lead in our own wayWe will lead in our own way I read with interest The Today’s report, “'We will lead in our own way': : Lawrence Wong takes office as 4th prime minister of Singapore” (May 15). We can get some inspiration or enlightenment from the story of the 108 heroes in Water Margin: they originally had their own abilities, aspirations and ambitions. They...

Chinese villagers living on cliffsChinese villagers living on cliffs In the Liangshan Mountains of Sichuan Province in China, there is a small isolated village on a cliff 1,400 meters above sea level. This is the village of Atuler, known as the Cliff Village with 72 families who has been living there for almost 200 years. All travel is by a ladder that leads to the sky at almost right...

Ukraine will cease to exist thanks to the westUkraine will cease to exist thanks to the west Scott Ritter is a former Marine intelligence officer who served in the former Soviet Union, implementing arms control agreements, and on the staff of General Norman Schwartzkopf during the Gulf War, where he played a critical role in the hunt for Iraqi SCUD missiles. From 1991 until 1998, Mr. Ritter served as a Chief Inspector...

Bride's family asked for RMB 500,000 in bride priceBride's family asked for RMB 500,000 in bride price Contrary to popular beliefs, many couples in China are unable to afford to get married. With the exception of rural villages, those in the cities mostly asked for hundreds of thousands in bride price (聘礼/彩礼). According to our techie who has been in China for over a decade, the bride price may include monies intended...

Higher salaries lead Singapore to become top pick for Asian workers looking to moveHigher salaries lead Singapore to become top pick for Asian... I refer to the Independent Singapore’s Featured News SG Economy, “Higher salaries lead Singapore to become top pick for Asian workers looking to move” (Feb 22). In this era of rapid technological advancement, all countries are faced with the dilemma of being hungry for talent. Therefore, top talents in respective...

Where Romance Meets FinanceWhere Romance Meets Finance Sugarbook was launched by Darren Chan in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. It is a luxury dating website designed to resolve financial issues through emotional support. It provides a platform to grow your relationships through mutual benefits that are not restricted to mentorship, companionship, wealth and emotional support. It...

Marriage, children and practical concernsMarriage, children and practical concerns A couple bows before their parents and offers them tea, as is traditional in Chinese weddings. I refer to The Straits Times’ Editorial “Marriage, children and practical concerns” (Feb 5). Since the history of human civilisation, the formation of individual family and the issue of procreation have become two...

Not in my backyardNot in my backyard I refer to the TODAY’s Commentary, “'Not in my backyard' — when some groups can protest more loudly, the most vulnerable ones suffer” (Jan 25, 2024). A few good points from the article are worth to be probed further and discussed. In December 2023, the announcement of plans by The National Environment Agency...

Opposition parties seek to strengthen parliamentary presenceOpposition parties seek to strengthen parliamentary presence I refer to The Independent Singapore’s SG Politics column, “Opposition parties seek to strengthen parliamentary presence” (Nov 29, 2023). As we know, Singapore political scene has been firmly dominated by the PAP since 1959. Thus, the opposition parties in Singapore have to face and withstand many challenges ahead...

Educating the next generationEducating the next generation I read with interest the Straits Times’ Editorial, “Educating the next generation” (Jan 5, 2024). Any form of spontaneous learning should provide you with a happy, positive, and memorable experience. However, only a small number of children are in exception. Therefore, based on this, parents should realize the...

GST increase in 2024GST increase in 2024 On 1 Jan 2024 GST rises 1% from 8% to 9%; this is a 12.5% increase in GST. I am not convinced that this is necessary. It will contribute to inflation, and cause economic hardship. The handouts to mitigate this are temporary and the increase is permanent. In 2015, when the possibility of GST rising was an election issue...

Race relations in SingaporeRace relations in Singapore I refer to the Today’s “Commentary: In 1954, David Marshall spoke about race relations in Singapore. Have we made real progress since then?” (Dec 15). For any country to be prosperous and powerful, it must first achieve political and social stability, and its people must live in harmony and be united. Only in this...

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Editorial
Rare typhoon-like storm hits Singapore

Rare typhoon-like storm hits Singapore

Strong winds that people called a mini typhoon hit Singapore on Tuesday evening, September 17, toppling...
Super typhoon Bebinca hit the city of Suzhou in Jiangsu...

Super typhoon Bebinca hit the city of Suzhou in Jiangsu...

After hitting Shanghai on Monday (17th Sept), Typhoon Bebinca hit the city of Suzhou in Jiangsu province....
Why storms and typhoons are wrecking havoc in Asia...

Why storms and typhoons are wrecking havoc in Asia...

Typhoon Bebinca has made landfall in China on Monday (16th Sept). Shanghai has been slammed by the city's...
Super typhoon Bebinca wreaks havoc In Shanghai

Super typhoon Bebinca wreaks havoc In Shanghai

The mega city of Shanghai was brought to a standstill on Monday (16th Sept) as residents at home had...
Severe flooding wrecks havoc in Europe

Severe flooding wrecks havoc in Europe

Severe flooding continues to wreak havoc across central and eastern Europe, following days of torrential...
Iran poised to launch mega-retaliation against Israel

Iran poised to launch mega-retaliation against Israel

Brigadier General Mohammad Reza Naqdi, a high-ranking IRGC commander, has announced that Iran will soon...
Super typhoon Yagi batters Hainan island in China

Super typhoon Yagi batters Hainan island in China

Heavy rains and strong winds swept through Hainan province Friday as a powerful typhoon, dubbed Yagi,...
Putin visits Mongolia despite ICC arrest warrant

Putin visits Mongolia despite ICC arrest warrant

Russian President Vladimir Putin has arrived in Mongolia for a visit, despite the risk of arrest under...
Axis of Resistance vows to escalate attacks on Israel...

Axis of Resistance vows to escalate attacks on Israel...

The Axis of Resistance groups in Iraq have escalated their threats against Israel and the US. They have...
Russia pounds Ukraine for the second consecutive day

Russia pounds Ukraine for the second consecutive day

In one of the biggest air attacks launched by Russia, hundreds of missiles and drones were launched targeting...
Russia pounds Ukraine in retaliation for invasion of...

Russia pounds Ukraine in retaliation for invasion of...

Russia unleashed a massive missile and drone assault on NATO-backed Ukraine amid rising tensions over...
Houthis ready to strike Israel

Houthis ready to strike Israel

Houthi-installed defence minister in Yemen has warned that his forces are ready to strike Israel. Major...
Israel imposes restriction on media to hide damages...

Israel imposes restriction on media to hide damages...

Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah is set to present proof or videos of attacks near Tel Aviv. Israeli...
Hezbollah hints at 'full response' after major rocket...

Hezbollah hints at 'full response' after major rocket...

The Lebanon-based militant group Hezbollah launched hundreds of rockets and drones towards Israel on...
How strong is Singapore's fighter jets?

How strong is Singapore's fighter jets?

Singapore's fighter jets are supposedly the most advanced force in the entire Southeast Asian region. What...
Major escalation fears as Hezbollah pounds Israel with...

Major escalation fears as Hezbollah pounds Israel with...

Hezbollah and Israel both have announced large-scale military operations against each other. Israel is...
WHO Declares Global Health Emergency

WHO Declares Global Health Emergency

Covid Done, New Virus Emerges: 100s Killed, WHO Declares Global Health Emergency. The World Health...
Japan's Prime Minister Fumio Kishida to step down

Japan's Prime Minister Fumio Kishida to step down

Japan's Prime Minister Fumio Kishida was seen as a safe pair of hands when his party installed him three...
Opinions
A random thought on the comedy of error

A random thought on the comedy of error

The comedy of error that is circling around in Singapore although mind-boggling but amuses Singaporeans...
The Great America, No More

The Great America, No More

America was propagated as the Great Nation in the last century when I was born, even though the world...
A glimpse of the obscurantism of Singapore society

A glimpse of the obscurantism of Singapore society

This is not an attempt at self-exaltation but to give a glimpse of the obscurantism of the Singapore...
Excess Deaths in Singapore

Excess Deaths in Singapore

I applaud ST journalist's effort in pursuing this issue of Excess Deaths in Singapore (which is one of...
Throwing out the baby with the bath water

Throwing out the baby with the bath water

Mr Shanmugam says Singapore has laws and policies to prevent riots like those seen in the UK recently...
Let dead dogs lie

Let dead dogs lie

Alas, Pritam should have let dead dogs lie. I am surprised that he is making a bid to have his case...
Total Policy Reset

Total Policy Reset

Lawrence Wong talked about "reset" but up till now, I am still not quite sure what is installed in his...
The divination of a self-exaltation myth

The divination of a self-exaltation myth

The euphoria that accompanied the appointment of Lawrence Wong as prime minister is understandable.because...
Prime Minister Lawrence Wong's (LW) National Day Rally

Prime Minister Lawrence Wong's (LW) National Day Rally

I have more praises than criticisms for Prime Minister Lawrence Wong's (LW) National Day Rally. He...
Build Our Core

Build Our Core

On this very day of celebrating our 59th National Day, we as a people, a country and the Singaporean...
More Singaporeans eligible to vote in next General...

More Singaporeans eligible to vote in next General...

More Singaporeans eligible to vote in next General Election (GE)- CNA online 22 July 2024. There are...
Excess Deaths Comparison Chart

Excess Deaths Comparison Chart

This is the Excess Deaths Comparison Chart that MOH has neither disputed nor commented on. It...
Focusing on frail, senior patients

Focusing on frail, senior patients

Tan Tock Seng (TTS) focuses on frail, senior patients as it celebrates 180th anniversary- ST online,...
Who is replacing us?

Who is replacing us?

My fellow Singaporeans,we face an existential threat,that is exacerbated by PAP policies. The number...
Attempted Assassination of Donald Trump

Attempted Assassination of Donald Trump

We first thought the attempted assassination of Trump was a "Lone Wolf" incident. However, there are...
Allianz offers to buy a stake in Income Insurance

Allianz offers to buy a stake in Income Insurance

Allianz offers to buy a stake in Income Insurance- 18 July 24, Straits Times. Allianz has done its...
I am not a 'woke'

I am not a 'woke'

I am known to be a Democratic Socialist. Democracy comes before Socialism. Traditionally, people regard...
Assassination attempt on Donald Trump

Assassination attempt on Donald Trump

I strongly condemn the assassination attempt on Donald Trump, the United States Republican presidential...
Letters
Supporting Chee Soon Juan's café

Supporting Chee Soon Juan's café

I refer to The Independent Singapore’s news, “Singaporeans urged to support Chee Soon Juan's café...
Will PM Wong address the astronomical ministerial salaries?

Will PM Wong address the astronomical ministerial salaries?

I refer to The TR-Emeritus opinion article, “Will PM Wong address the astronomical ministerial salaries”...
Steering with stability in transition times

Steering with stability in transition times

I refer to The Straits Times’ Editorial, “Steering with stability in transition times” (May 16). Let...
We will lead in our own way

We will lead in our own way

I read with interest The Today’s report, “'We will lead in our own way': : Lawrence Wong takes office...
Higher salaries lead Singapore to become top pick for...

Higher salaries lead Singapore to become top pick for...

I refer to the Independent Singapore’s Featured News SG Economy, “Higher salaries lead Singapore...
Marriage, children and practical concerns

Marriage, children and practical concerns

A couple bows before their parents and offers them tea, as is traditional in Chinese weddings. I...
Not in my backyard

Not in my backyard

I refer to the TODAY’s Commentary, “'Not in my backyard' — when some groups can protest more loudly,...
Opposition parties seek to strengthen parliamentary...

Opposition parties seek to strengthen parliamentary...

I refer to The Independent Singapore’s SG Politics column, “Opposition parties seek to strengthen...
Snippets
Singapore Tightens Casino Regulations to Combat Money...

Singapore Tightens Casino Regulations to Combat Money...

In a move to strengthen its position as a well-regulated financial hub, Singapore is set to implement...
The All-Time Top Singaporean Poker Players

The All-Time Top Singaporean Poker Players

Poker is one of the world's most popular games with games being played recreationally and professionally....
How to Increase Image Size without Compromising Quality

How to Increase Image Size without Compromising Quality

In our digital world, crisp, top-notch images make your content pop, whether on a website, social media,...
Chinese villagers living on cliffs

Chinese villagers living on cliffs

In the Liangshan Mountains of Sichuan Province in China, there is a small isolated village on a cliff...
Ukraine will cease to exist thanks to the west

Ukraine will cease to exist thanks to the west

Scott Ritter is a former Marine intelligence officer who served in the former Soviet Union, implementing...
Bride's family asked for RMB 500,000 in bride price

Bride's family asked for RMB 500,000 in bride price

Contrary to popular beliefs, many couples in China are unable to afford to get married. With the exception...
The fall of Alibaba's Jack Ma

The fall of Alibaba's Jack Ma

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Sticky & Recent Articles

Cats in HDB

Cats in HDB

A proposed move by the government to allow HDB households to own up to 2 cats is in the work. If it passes, it would reverse a 34 years ban on keeping cats in HDB flats. I am against allowing HDB households owning cats. Let me explain. I quote from HDB's own website, 'cats are generally difficult to contain within the flat as they are naturally curious creatures. When they are allowed to roam about, they shed fur and urinate in public areas. They also cause a nuisance by making caterwauling sound which can inconvenience neighbors'. Currently, those who keep a cat in the flat are liable to a fine of up to $4,000/ under the HDB (Animals) Act. The above 2 paragraphs are self explanatory enough. The firm decision from allowing owning cats is unpopular among a small minority of cat loving people but it is in the wider interest for the rest of society. Reversing this 34 years old ban is another clear example of how a weak pap government yields pressure to a very persistent and vocal minority. Talks of microchipping cats and urging cat owners to behave in a responsible manner lalala...are at best self illusion and self deceiving and at worse, educated idiots' decisions at their finest. I ask loudly if allowing the keeping of cats in highly dense living condition in Singapore is tolerable and trouble free, why didn't the then PM Goh CT or even the late MM allowed it much sooner when the same people and organisations appealed and appealed and appealed..? Unless and until cat owners could conviencely prove that microchipped cats will become less curious creatures, will not shed fur, urinate in public areas and will not cause nuisance by making caterwauling sound, then I appeal strongly to this weak pap government not to give in to the vocal minority cat lovers' demand to allow keeping of up to 2 cats per household. If the proposed move comes to pass, I foresee needless tension developing among neighbours, cats being poisoned, cats being kicked when no one is watching and cats being thrown down from high floors and more. Think.   Simon Lim      Read More →

The dead elephant in the room

The dead elephant in the room

How many people have died after taking the novel mRNA vaccine? Governments seem not to know and certainly do not wish to know. The few brave souls who tried to come forth to share what they know have quickly found themselves treated as pariahs by governments gone mad. Examples: Dr Reiner Fuellmich (see my old blog "The greatest grand jury in human history") who worked on the "Second Nuremberg Project", has been arrested by German authorities on October 12 on charges of sedition. A week ago, Lieutenant Ted Macie, an active-duty officer in the US Navy Medical Service Corps and whistleblower, exposed Defense Department Data showing myocarditis up by 151%, heart failure by 973% amongst pilots following Covid-19 vaccination. Macie has now been barred from accessing his work computer by the Department of Defense. Liz Gunn, ex-TV personality and firebrand fringe politician in New Zealand, last week presented someone she claimed to be a whistleblower under pseudonym Winston Smith who claimed to have real data from Ministry of Health which showed devastating high rate of vaccine deaths hidden from public. The police raided her house yesterday. Winston Smith claimed to be engaged by New Zealand Ministry of Health as the sole data administrator for a system he coded for the government to capture information regarding payments to people who agreed to be vaccinated. It seems there was a get-paid-for-vaccination programme. The system captures information including deaths. According to Smith, 1 out of every 4 who received vaccination died shortly after. It seems Winston Smith's real name is Barry Young and he is an Oracle database specialist. Immediately after Liz Gunn presented him, the government terminated his employment. Yesterday police raided his home and he has been arrested. For the moment, details are not yet forthcoming. In my opinion, the 25% death rate seems too tall a tale if it refers to an average. I remain wary of his claim. But a police raid and arrest for some wild claims like this is highly unusual and very disconcerting. It's a developing story. In October I published my blog "Vaccine Scam Is Busted But Government Plays On" which got taken off the platform by Google due to complaints that it breached community guidelines on misleading content. I had blogged about Singapore having the highest quarterly excess death rate in the world for the last 4 quarters. That was fact which cannot be POFMA'd thus it had to be taken down. It is a fact that all over the world, countries are experiencing massive excess deaths never seen before. For 2020-2022, governments attributed excess deaths to combination of Covid itself and the lockdown prevented many with underlying health issues unable to seek medical care early. These may be acceptable reasons although without empirical evidence. However, 2 years after severe lockdowns, the only factor remaining that offers statistical significance is the mRNA novel vaccines. The introduction of these vaccines is accompanied by high excess deaths. Is there causation with this relationship? Yet governments remain unmoved to check into this, and indeed, the push for booster jabs continues unabated. The disquiet is governments do have the data on persons who were vaccinated and died. It may well be some people vaccinated but died of other unrelated causes. With governments unwilling to make public such data, distrust is now the currency of the day. Vaccines are contained in vials and packed in trays. There are mostly 975 vials to each tray. They are delivered in batches. Batch size varies. The batches are uniquely serialised for control purposes and receiving health authorities have responsibilities for complying with a reporting loop, thus ensuring critical data traceable back to batch numbers are available. These are operating standards and there is no reason that novel mRNA vaccines are treated differently. The question is, where is this treasure-trove of batch data kept? Novel mRNA vaccines were manufactured under emergency situation. Certain stringent quality control protocols were waived. Consequently there has been product contamination, dose concentration errors, and inconsistency in ingredient composition and toxicity levels. Vials are diluted at vaccination centres for specific age groups calling into question contamination and errors at point of use. All these issues have been whistleblown, admitted, and documented. There are 'conspiracy theories' these mRNA vaccine batches have been differentiated to achieve certain outcomes with certain targeted population, and some batches are saline solution for preferred population. What all these mean is if ever there is a batch data, the 'bell curve' chart is bound to show a wide width. So is there a batch report somewhere? For US, there is the VAERS report but this is notoriously under-reported due to (1) difficult form filling making hospital administration less inclined to bother, and (2) under-table incentivised scheme to report deaths due to Covid. As at 1 December 2023, VAERS reported 9,363 batches with 25,201 deaths making an average of 3 fatalities per batch. 25,201 deaths cannot explain US excess deaths of 300,000-400,000 in 2022. VAERS report seems very unrealistic. In my "Vaccine scam is busted" blog, Singapore's 30% quarterly excess death rate for the last 4 quarters has never been queried and certainly never explained by MOH. The positive relationship of vaccination to high excess death is crystal clear. It is a worldwide phenomenon and we need to study if there is causation. The inertia by governments to admit the data and take action supports the suspicion of an international design to suppress the true status for whatever the ultimate purpose. According to Ministry Of Health, there have been only two cases in Singapore of death caused by the novel vaccines. The last case was a 43-year-old Philippines national who received her booster dose of Pfizer-BioNTech/Comirnaty COVID-19 vaccine on 9 December 2021 and passed away on 13 December 2021, her death was certified as myocarditis. Her family in Philippines were paid $225,000 out of the Vaccine Injury Financial Assistance Programme (VIFAP) in January 2023. For super efficient Singapore, it is unbelievable that the MOH does not have a database of the vaccination exercise cross linked to death statistics. One can appreciate the coroner is not wont to attribute death due directly to vaccines, but the phenomenon of sudden death syndrome is upon us and there is no way to hide. Statistics on deaths of the cohort of vaccinated can certainly help increase some understanding. By now, an army of scholars from Singapore Inc surely would have poured over the data and analysed it to death. In fact it would be remiss of Health Minister Ong YK if he has not commissioned a study. Is it a case of no data, no analysis, no hue, no whistleblower? In a coming blog, I will highlight a study made by Danish government from which many interesting conclusions can be drawn. The point is, in Singapore, No study, Know nothing.   Patrick Low      Read More →

America caught lying about female hostages being raped

America caught lying about female hostages being raped

Krystal and Saagar discuss the Biden spokesperson getting in an argument with a reporter over the facts on sexual assault with the Oct 7th hostages, during a LIVE press briefing. Lies, lies and more lies from warmongering America and Israel to justify the genocide in Gaza.      Read More →

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