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PSP's Jeffrey Khoo wrote a Facebook post suggesting that the EIP should also apply to private housing. He pointed out that many condominiums and landed properties in Singapore are rented out to well paid foreign PMETS, and they are not well-integrated into the society.

The People’s Action Party (PAP) has been taking issue with Progress Singapore Party (PSP)’s statements against CECA. Most recently, Ong Ye Kung claimed that unhappiness towards Indian immigrants in Singapore is fuelled largely by false allegations made by PSP on how the CECA has allowed Indian professionals to come here …

In a Facebook post written on 30 June 2021, PSP’s Dr Tan Cheng Bock responded to recent news about MOH debunking claims of the mRNA vaccinations being dangerous for the youths. He pointed out the dismissive nature of the statements form MOH. “Let me on the outset say that it …

On 22 June 2021, Progress Singapore Party’s (PSP) NCMP Leong Mun Wai accepted the challenge from Min Shanmugam to debate on CECA. “If anyone here believes that Ceca is a problem, put it up for a motion, debate it openly and let’s hear whether Singaporeans benefit or lose from it. I’m looking …

Our country is sick, so much so that Singaporeans are underemployed, and under-represented in the top management, even in local companies. CECA has made matters worse, with many locals complaining about discriminatory hiring, and Indian nationals with non-accredited degrees taking PMET jobs from us. No opposition party has questioned the …

PSP’s Central Executive Committee elected six new members to its central executive committee (CEC) last weekend. A PSP member dishes in on the infighting and shares about some of the notable CEC members who left. ——————– Remember former vice-chairman Michelle Lee? She got so angry with the appointment of CEC …

We previously published a letter by our reader who shared about her bad experience at Jurong Polyclinic which caused her 89 year old mother a lot of pain. She has written in to follow-up on her story.

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.

Standing for the opposition needs character and courage in a way that standing on a PAP ticket does not. It demonstrates a willingness to sacrifice for our country. Alternative candidates have often been victims of unfair treatment, character assassination, and dissuasion from frightened family and friends. These candidates step forward to seek justice and equality for all.

On a PSP walkabout at a market, a man in red confronted Lee Hsien Yang and shouted at him that he is shameful, and asked him to settle his family matters at home. Is this man a real resident of the constituency airing his views? Or is he a paid actor of the PAP to cast aspersions and ruin the good reputation of the PSP?