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Tag Archives: SG Elections 2011
Elections 2011: The Elections are over… Now what?
What now? Where do we go from here? I’m tired of talking about partisan politics, and I’m sure you’re tired of hearing about it- so let’s not go there. I want instead to talk about the sense of community that … Continue reading
Elections 2011: Xiaxue, why you so liddat? A serious response to “Vote Wisely”.
Before I begin- I want this to be very clear- I respect Wendy a lot. She’s accomplished. I see her as a remarkably intelligent person who knows how to get what she wants, and she is admirably straightforward and consistent … Continue reading
Elections 2011: Suppose the opposition doesn’t win a single seat.
Be disappointed. It’s okay to be disappointed, but don’t be upset, and please, don’t do anything rash like migrate in a fit of anger, thinking “My God, Singapore is hopeless.” We’re making progress as a citizenry. We’re making progress even … Continue reading
Elections 2011: Blatant arrogance from PAP’s online representative at Holland-Bukit Timah
This is really quite sickening. PS: Yes, I am an arrogant bastard, too! But I am not a civil servant and do not profess to be, I do not make thousands of dollars a month from your tax money. You … Continue reading
Elections 2011: Overseas voting needs to be made less daunting, by Xu Jingyi
I am writing in to highlight a pressing situation regarding overseas Singaporeans residing in Taiwan unable to cast their vote due to the absence of any overseas polling station in their vicinity. Qualifying deadlines and requirements were also ineffectively conveyed … Continue reading
The danger of relying on super-dominant forces such as the PAP
Super-dominant forces are inherently dangerous. Why did the sub-prime mortgage crisis happen? Why did the US get involved in Iraq? What happened to institutions that were/are “Too Big To Fail”? Why is it always recommended that you diversify your portfolios … Continue reading
An open letter to MM Lee: Stop talking about track records, please.
MM: Aljunied GRC residents will regret choosing the WP VOTERS in Aljunied GRC who choose the Workers’ Party (WP) team will regret it, said Minister Mentor Lee Kuan Yew on Friday night. ‘If they choose (the opposition), then I say, … Continue reading