No. Unless they are those massive types you’ve seen in other countries but it won’t happen.
It only creates awareness here and the government is not listening.
Singapore must have a ‘GO SLOW’ campaign to bring down the economy.
Why bring down the economy?
This is to counter the relentless import of thrash and giving out citizenship to aliens under disguise as population replacement. Once the economy is down jobs will be lost and FTs will go home.
How would it affect you?
Maybe yes maybe not depending on your status. If you own more than one properties the value will affect you. If you only have one house… up or down you still need a roof. Did any of you reading this sold your house when it peaked?
Only the government, the rich and super rich will be affected...how? I am not interested.
Will it affect the infrastructure?
There are plans to build more to attract tourists.
With or without places like Garden on The Bay, Sentosa and Casinos will that affect you?
The Fibre optic is already in place…how many of you subscribe to it?
How to go slow?
Be less efficient in any way you can within your control. Provide poor service or make it efficiently screwed up for tourists and FTs. Go to work late if you can but remember to take MC on that busiest day. I once provided the MRT direction to Jurong when a tourist asked for Katong.
In protest, you rely on the government to make the changes which never happen but by going slow you make it happen.
Imagine if one million people spent $10 lesser per day…that’s a whopping 3.6b off the balance sheet.
I am no economist…feed me the consequences.
Go Slow
It only creates awareness here and the government is not listening.
Singapore must have a ‘GO SLOW’ campaign to bring down the economy.
Why bring down the economy?
This is to counter the relentless import of thrash and giving out citizenship to aliens under disguise as population replacement. Once the economy is down jobs will be lost and FTs will go home.
How would it affect you?
Maybe yes maybe not depending on your status. If you own more than one properties the value will affect you. If you only have one house… up or down you still need a roof. Did any of you reading this sold your house when it peaked?
Only the government, the rich and super rich will be affected...how? I am not interested.
Will it affect the infrastructure?
There are plans to build more to attract tourists.
With or without places like Garden on The Bay, Sentosa and Casinos will that affect you?
The Fibre optic is already in place…how many of you subscribe to it?
How to go slow?
Be less efficient in any way you can within your control. Provide poor service or make it efficiently screwed up for tourists and FTs. Go to work late if you can but remember to take MC on that busiest day. I once provided the MRT direction to Jurong when a tourist asked for Katong.
In protest, you rely on the government to make the changes which never happen but by going slow you make it happen.
Imagine if one million people spent $10 lesser per day…that’s a whopping 3.6b off the balance sheet.
I am no economist…feed me the consequences.
Go Slow
