Tag Archives: PAP

Temasek Holdings has made the rare decision to delay its annual report until September, which is after the general elections. So got Covid cannot issue report, but can have elections?

The PAP should stop wasting paper and printing brochures with the xiasuay faces of their candidates. Citizens are not interested in such junk at all and have sent them straight into the bin where they belong.

Since 2018, LTA has been testing the new distance-based satellite ERP system which will replace the existing gantry systems which charges a flat rate. The new system will track and charge motorists based on distance.

Is the PAP Aljunied suicide team so desperate that now they are even literally giving away free fried chicken in an attempt to lure voters? Do they really think that Aljunied residents are so cheap that their votes can be bought by chicken wings?

On the first night that PSP posters were put up in Bukit Batok, several were found to be vandalised and on the floor instead of its original position hung on the lamp post. But the PAP posters above it were left intact and undamaged.

With the 158 media was busy praising Tan See Leng's credentials, the public took interest in his rich working experience. Pictures allegedly showing his directorship in 69 companies started surfacing, leading many netizens to question if Tan See Leng is still able to look after the needs of residents in Marine Parade GRC. As brewing speculations of his inability to serve Marine Parade became a concern, Tan See Leng was forced to clarify his directorships on Facebook. He shared that his position in 69 companies was a "wrong impression".

So the question is, did the Xie Yao Quan who replaced Ivan Lim move up the ranks on his own merits, or was he pushed up ahead because of his family relations?

At this point, the people want this great nation to shed away her old robes of Authoritarianism into the more loose costume of a liberal democracy.

Singaporeans will have to go out to vote on 10 July when they would have preferred to stay safe from the risk of getting COVID-19. Almost three months after lockdown began, new cases still remain stubbornly in the three-digit range, a result of the PAP’s poor handling of the pandemic. The resulting economic damage could have been avoided.

Indranee Rajah urged Singaporeans to continue voting for PAP because the revamped NCMP scheme guarantees at least 12 opposition MPs in Parliament. But by the same logic, it can also be argued that there is no need to vote for the PAP because they will also be guaranteed at least 12 seats in parliament.