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[h=1]LEE HSIEN LOONG: S'POREANS STILL WANT PAP TO BE GOVT, GOD HELP YOU IF YOU VOTE WRONGLY[/h]
Post date:
16 Jan 2015 - 6:22pm
The Singapore prime minister Lee Hsien Loong believes that Singaporeans want the PAP to be the government.
"We are in a very unusual situation where there is a clear consensus for the ruling party, for the People's Action Party," Mr Lee said.
"There's desire for alternative views, but basically Singaporeans want the PAP to govern Singapore."
Mr Lee said this in an interview with journalists earlier this week.
He also took aim at the opposition parties, yet again.
"And if you ask the opposition party, whether it's the Workers' Party or SDP (Singapore Democratic Party), nobody says: 'Vote for me, I will form the Government, I will be the Prime Minister, I will run this place better'. Nobody.
He does not seem to understand that Singaporeans have grown quite tired and weary of the PAP's constant attacks on the opposition parties.
"So in that situation, for the Government to continue to maintain support and to be able to carry the consensus of the population over the long term - I think it's very important. Will it remain the present situation exactly today? I don't think so. How will it change? I cannot say."
Perhaps it is the PAP's antics that should change.
When asked about how change will be like, Mr Lee seemed to believe that it is about making his MPs and ministers more likeable to Singaporeans.
"It depends on voters. It depends on how the new MPs and ministers we bring in bond with the people. It depends on what situations we run into.
But instead of going on a whole public relations crusade, why not actually do their jobs?
"If we run into a turbulent situation, I think people will be very worried about the dangers and there will be a flight to safety.
But Mr Lee seemed to think that Singaporeans are ungrateful.
"If you are in a peaceful and prosperous environment, people will say: 'This is the way the world is, why do you need the Government? We can prosper without the Government.'
Mr Lee's next answer exposes how he thinks the PAP has been able to cruise through elections after elections and that he is only now finally realising how a democracy should actually function.
"So there is no safety net, no certainty that what we have now is going to continue. And each election is a very serious contest for who is going to form the next Government."
Funny he would say this, since he said earlier that he believed that Singaporeans still wants the PAP. Mr Lee seems confused as to whether Singaporeans want the PAP.
“That is not a comfortable position to be in but that is the way our society is and we have to know that.”
About time.
Mr Lee then made the usual threats against Singaporeans.
“Vote for the best person who can represent you. If you do not… then the person you vote for may end up representing you, and God help you.”
"God," he evoked. Since when did Mr Lee become religious? His father, ex-prime minister Lee Hsien Loong had asked the Aljunied GRC residents to "repent". But they seemed to be doing quite fine.
On the other hand, it looks like the PAP is the one going on a crusade against the Worker's Party.
“If you are voting for somebody and you think he is going to be a good check, make sure that person is up to the standard which you are expecting. A person who sits in Parliament and is not competent, is not going to be a check on the government. A person who can be in Parliament… (can) debate and intelligently questions what is the Government doing and why are you doing this and not doing that - that is what you need when you are talking about checks and balances.”
Is he talking about his own ministers and MPs? In fact, many Singaporeans are now asking if the PAP MPs and ministers are "competent" and whether they are "up to standard".
In fact, Singaporeans have begun to realise that it is the Worker's Party's MPs who are able to "debate and intelligently questions what is the Government doing".
But Mr Lee doesn't agree. He took another swipe at the opposition.
“You have to look at the quality of the people, and see how they are able to operate within their own constituencies… that is a small test of readiness and competence. How you run your town council, whether your constituencies are well-managed or not, there is a reason why we put the town councils under the MPs – because we want it to have this test.”
It is quite obvious that Mr Lee was referring to the Worker's Party's Aljunied-Hougang-Punggol East Town Council. But where Singaporeans have dug up the truth and realise that the Worker's Party had inherited town councils from the PAP which were already plagued with problems which the Worker's Party had to manage, and where the government then suddenly reduce the government grants to the Worker's Party to cripple them, one wonders if it is fair for Mr lee to question their "readiness" and "competence".
Where the Worker's Party MPs have done a mighty good job having to fend off attacks from the PAP trying to fix them and from having to clean up after the PAP, all the time being cut off from resources from the government, the Worker's Party has done a tremendously commendable job.
It is perhaps unfair for Mr Lee to continuously make snide remarks at the Worker's Party and other opposition parties and behave so brazenly about his own party.
One can only hope that if Mr Lee falls out of favour from Singaporeans, then "God help him".
[h=1]LEE HSIEN LOONG: S'POREANS STILL WANT PAP TO BE GOVT, GOD HELP YOU IF YOU VOTE WRONGLY[/h]
Post date:
16 Jan 2015 - 6:22pm
The Singapore prime minister Lee Hsien Loong believes that Singaporeans want the PAP to be the government.
"We are in a very unusual situation where there is a clear consensus for the ruling party, for the People's Action Party," Mr Lee said.
"There's desire for alternative views, but basically Singaporeans want the PAP to govern Singapore."
Mr Lee said this in an interview with journalists earlier this week.
He also took aim at the opposition parties, yet again.
"And if you ask the opposition party, whether it's the Workers' Party or SDP (Singapore Democratic Party), nobody says: 'Vote for me, I will form the Government, I will be the Prime Minister, I will run this place better'. Nobody.
He does not seem to understand that Singaporeans have grown quite tired and weary of the PAP's constant attacks on the opposition parties.
"So in that situation, for the Government to continue to maintain support and to be able to carry the consensus of the population over the long term - I think it's very important. Will it remain the present situation exactly today? I don't think so. How will it change? I cannot say."
Perhaps it is the PAP's antics that should change.
When asked about how change will be like, Mr Lee seemed to believe that it is about making his MPs and ministers more likeable to Singaporeans.
"It depends on voters. It depends on how the new MPs and ministers we bring in bond with the people. It depends on what situations we run into.
But instead of going on a whole public relations crusade, why not actually do their jobs?
"If we run into a turbulent situation, I think people will be very worried about the dangers and there will be a flight to safety.
But Mr Lee seemed to think that Singaporeans are ungrateful.
"If you are in a peaceful and prosperous environment, people will say: 'This is the way the world is, why do you need the Government? We can prosper without the Government.'
Mr Lee's next answer exposes how he thinks the PAP has been able to cruise through elections after elections and that he is only now finally realising how a democracy should actually function.
"So there is no safety net, no certainty that what we have now is going to continue. And each election is a very serious contest for who is going to form the next Government."
Funny he would say this, since he said earlier that he believed that Singaporeans still wants the PAP. Mr Lee seems confused as to whether Singaporeans want the PAP.
“That is not a comfortable position to be in but that is the way our society is and we have to know that.”
About time.
Mr Lee then made the usual threats against Singaporeans.
“Vote for the best person who can represent you. If you do not… then the person you vote for may end up representing you, and God help you.”
"God," he evoked. Since when did Mr Lee become religious? His father, ex-prime minister Lee Hsien Loong had asked the Aljunied GRC residents to "repent". But they seemed to be doing quite fine.
On the other hand, it looks like the PAP is the one going on a crusade against the Worker's Party.
“If you are voting for somebody and you think he is going to be a good check, make sure that person is up to the standard which you are expecting. A person who sits in Parliament and is not competent, is not going to be a check on the government. A person who can be in Parliament… (can) debate and intelligently questions what is the Government doing and why are you doing this and not doing that - that is what you need when you are talking about checks and balances.”
Is he talking about his own ministers and MPs? In fact, many Singaporeans are now asking if the PAP MPs and ministers are "competent" and whether they are "up to standard".
In fact, Singaporeans have begun to realise that it is the Worker's Party's MPs who are able to "debate and intelligently questions what is the Government doing".
But Mr Lee doesn't agree. He took another swipe at the opposition.
“You have to look at the quality of the people, and see how they are able to operate within their own constituencies… that is a small test of readiness and competence. How you run your town council, whether your constituencies are well-managed or not, there is a reason why we put the town councils under the MPs – because we want it to have this test.”
It is quite obvious that Mr Lee was referring to the Worker's Party's Aljunied-Hougang-Punggol East Town Council. But where Singaporeans have dug up the truth and realise that the Worker's Party had inherited town councils from the PAP which were already plagued with problems which the Worker's Party had to manage, and where the government then suddenly reduce the government grants to the Worker's Party to cripple them, one wonders if it is fair for Mr lee to question their "readiness" and "competence".
Where the Worker's Party MPs have done a mighty good job having to fend off attacks from the PAP trying to fix them and from having to clean up after the PAP, all the time being cut off from resources from the government, the Worker's Party has done a tremendously commendable job.
It is perhaps unfair for Mr Lee to continuously make snide remarks at the Worker's Party and other opposition parties and behave so brazenly about his own party.
One can only hope that if Mr Lee falls out of favour from Singaporeans, then "God help him".
