Factional Politics in the PAP

[mrmonkey]

Seems our political observers and pundits, or whatever you call those blokes who regularly get quoted on TV and the newspapers, have always steered clear of this subject.

The PAP appear as a singular, monolithic, impenetrable organisation in the common imagination but as with any large organisation, surely there must be factions or groups within with differing world-views and ideas on how to run things?


Someone care to shed some light on this for us?

 

[RWSSLOTS]

PAP IS A JOKE PARTY.
U have desmond choo says that he will be independent. I bet a few of these pappy mp also want to be independence.

BUT WE ALL KNOWIT IS IMPOSSIBLE.

so they all kwai kwai and hold the line...how stupid!

 

[mesmerised]

PAP IS A JOKE PARTY.
U have desmond choo says that he will be independent. I bet a few of these pappy mp also want to be independence.

BUT WE ALL KNOWIT IS IMPOSSIBLE.

so they all kwai kwai and hold the line...how stupid!

There are no factions within PAP. With 20 odd
MPs " chopped " at every GE, no one dares to
form any faction. Why break your porcelain bowl over " principles"....that's the operating philosophy!