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Opposition is correct. Singapore's location is ideal to be the capital of ASEAN. Amd though nobody declares it, its the unofficial capital. Capital from all members states eventually ends up here. Plus its on the liner routes. The further away you are from the main ship routes, the more expensive the goods and services become.
There is no such thing as opposition IB.
If there is, it would have been reported.
You are just talking cock if you can't show us even a shred of report or any link that any opposition party has an opposition IB.
Another article, THE ETHICS OF THE PAP INTERNET BRIGADE, describes the characteristics of PAP IB and raise the question of who is paying "Different identities notwithstanding, the PAP IB members share the same beliefs:
1. Blind allegiance to the PAP;
2. Belief in the PAP's hegemony; and
3. Desire to see opposition and democratic politics snuffed out.
For its lack of intelligence and inability to argue on the more substantive level involving policies and politics and its preoccupation with ridiculing and destroying the opposition and PAP's critics, the PAP IB is more a bane than boon to Singapore's democratic iwell-being and growth."
2. Who's Paying?
The PAP IB project also throws up the question of political ethics.
Given the involvement of many ministers, the Brigade is operating under official sanctions. The question hence arises if the PAP or the Government is financing it.
It is one thing for a political party to use its party funds to set up and run a web site to propagate its policy platform but quite another for it to draw on public resources to enhance its standing with a view to winning elections.
With the amount of money they are paid, the Ministers' time should be spent on listening to Singaporeans and devising and implementing solutions to national problems, rather than sniffing and snuffing out criticisms online."