Tag Archives: Lessons

Opposition politician Lim Tean has taken to his Facebook to post a scathing attack on the organisers of the "private function" at SAFRA Jurong, which has now accounted for 30 linked cases of the covid19, as well as a Merdeka generation event at Commonwealth MRT station over the weekend. He stated that both events were unnecessary, and called both the event organisers as irresponsible, for carrying on with events that puts people in mass gatherings when there is no need to.

SDP's Damanhuri Bin Abas seems reluctant to accept the EP results and outlined lessons learnt from this Presidential 'election'. Some points include abuse of the word meritocracy, realities of racism in Singapore, lack of democracy and voiceless Malay community.

Gunmen stormed a Paris Bataclan Concert Hall, shoot people indiscriminately and hold many people hostage. Many innocent people were killed. French Police have no clue who carried out the shootings and the motive behind the attack.

Mr Lee Kuan Yew is a vintage example of True Grit and Lifelong Learning. He will be 91 next month. I asked him whether he still took Chinese lessons every day. He explained that having invested so much time learning the language, he might as well keep up with it.