Why PAP Cries of Shame and Nativism Are Disingenuous
View Post I’m writing this in response to the recent controversy that has erupted following Lim Tean’s comments on a Vietnamese girl’s post and the attempt by the PAP to […]
Dear White (Racist UK Leave) People. Everything you think you know about Singapore is wrong.
On Sunday morning in the UK on a weekly BBC TV show about politics a British Conservative politician came out with an astounding figure for Singapore’s trade. He was intending […]
An Open Letter to the President of The Association of Criminal Lawyers
29 March 2017 Dear Mr Sudheesan I respect the fact that you have many years of experience as a criminal lawyer and, though I do not know you, my friendship […]
Beware of This Man! LHL Will Boost Singapore’s Population to 10 Million Once Global Growth Recovers
At his extraordinary pre-election broadcast moderated by civil servant Chan Heng Chee Lee Hsien Loong admitted what I have been saying now for years: the PAP have no economic plan […]
The International Scholarship Programme is a Perfect Example of the Discrimination Practised Against Singaporeans
In my last article (Has Lee Hsien Loong Forgotten Who Pays His Salary?) I wrote about the way that Lee Hsien Loong and the PAP Government treat expats as more […]
Has Lee Hsien Loong Forgotten Who Pays His Salary?
Today PM Lee posted a letter he had received, ostensibly from an expatriate family on his Facebook page. The family thanked him for their three years in Singapore and said […]
Does the ASEAN Agreement on Free Movement of Labour Threaten Singaporean Jobs: Alex Au’s Views
A few days ago Alex Au put up a blog post entitled “ASEAN single market and the free movement of skilled labour”. He mentions my previous post on this subject, […]
The PAP Sausage Making Machine, Foreign Professors and Our Inferiority Complex
A warning I have been warning for the past five years about the effect of an open-door foreign worker policy in depressing the wages of native Singaporean workers and in […]
When immigration stops being the elephant in the room and becomes the great white shark in your parliament.
On April 23 the Straits Times (ST) hosted a roundtable to sit around and discuss a survey of people’s perceptions of key policies, three years after the 2011 General Election. The panelists […]
The Ricebowl Singapore (TRS) 