Tag Archives: PAP

The ever present choice for all S’poreans as we navigate choppy waters ahead boils down to these 2: “ a false sense of peace and prosperity while surrendering all autonomy i.e. blind adherence to the PAP or rising up and building a healthy, alternative Parliament not dominated by only 2 parties

A grave mistake has been made. Accept it, reflect on it, apologise for it instead of giving an excuse to soften the blow and brainwash the public that this isn't necessarily a bad thing.

Having felt betrayed by the PAP, netizens are talking about deleting the TraceTogether App or abandoning their tokens.

If the PM is doing such an important job, how is it possible to not have a PM for two weeks? Surely, being "contactable" is not the same as working full-time in office, right?

One of the sons was a frequent patron of an Indian pub I think it was in Lucky Plaza. He takes a video screwing a girl in the toilet there, both high as a kite.

My advice is: don't waste your time. Give your feedback to the opposition parties instead. It is time for us to nurture a serious alternative to the PAP. This is for our own sake and for our future generation.

PAP grassroots volunteer thinks she is big shot, intimidates and humiliates resident looking for help at MPS. She even calls police when people feedback to her about her condescending attitude.

Mr Heng and the 4G leaders - including Ong Ye Kung (who oversees Changi Airport) and Josephine Teo (who is charge of Manpower matters) have been completely silent on the Liew Mun Leong case since the High Court delivered its damning verdict on Mr Liew on 4 September. Why is the 4G leadership so silent on Liew's case this past one week?

The recent saga on the acquittal of a maid, Parti Liyani, has sent shockwaves throughout the Nation on the severe state of our Justice system which is in need of urgent reforms. We have always pride ourselves, as MP Jamus Lim puts it, on efficiency and not compassion or the quest for truth. Hence, the situation we are facing now is dire and fast slipping into a scenario similar to Najib Razak’s Malaysia. I wish these issues had surfaced before the elections! Is it too late now, only the PSP and WP MPs will know?

Although the WP has managed to capture another GRC owing to gutter politicking by the establishment, the PAP still controls an unacceptable 83 seats in Parliament which makes frequent adjustments to the Constitution entirely plausible without much dissent. The Sec-Gen of the WP though offered “Leader of the Opposition” title by the government in name, still has that unresolved PRPTC lawsuit hanging over his head as is his fellow MP Raeesah Khan who has been implicated in ongoing police investigations by an ardent PAP member.