Dont worry, we have 300 billion in the reserves, every local family has a HDB luxury HDB flat.
We just gave growth dividends that can last each family at least for a year even they dont work at all.
See your PAP MPs if cash not enough, our PAP MPs have ready cash in hand to help.
Our economy was strong last week, but dont know why suddenly cloudy, i will find out more and let you all monikers know.
As for employment, our brilliant George agrees that ridding FT workers will hurt locals, so our govt will encourage local or foreign employers to get rid of local workforce when the need surfaces.
New citizens may be singaporeans but they are not locals, when it comes to employment, they are considered FTs, so their jobs are secured 100%.
Very sorry to tell you guys this. We favor the FTs, local workers are on sufferance. They are deadwoods if there is no election.
Vote us out next GE if you can lah, but by next GE, 60% voters would be new citizens. These new citizens will lick our assholes and feet to sustain their swiss-standard here.......HAHAHA....66% are intelligent people, feel sorry for the 34% /I]
SINGAPORE, Oct 17 - Singapore's Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong said on Friday the city-state had fallen into recession and that the economic outlook over the next 12 months was uncertain.
"The current global financial turmoil has clouded Singapore's economic outlook. Our economy has gone into recession," Lee said at the opening of a research and development facility.
"We must expect slower growth and greater uncertainty at least over the next year."
Singapore last week eased monetary policy for the first time in five years after advance data showed its trade-reliant economy contracted for a second consecutive quarter in the July-September period.
The city-state's economy shrank an annualised, seasonally adjusted 6.3 percent in the third quarter, after declining 5.7 percent in the preceding quarter.
The Southeast Asian nation last sank into a recession -- defined as two consecutive quarters of economic contractions -- in 2002 in a global downturn after the Sept. 11, 2001 attack.
We just gave growth dividends that can last each family at least for a year even they dont work at all.
See your PAP MPs if cash not enough, our PAP MPs have ready cash in hand to help.
Our economy was strong last week, but dont know why suddenly cloudy, i will find out more and let you all monikers know.
As for employment, our brilliant George agrees that ridding FT workers will hurt locals, so our govt will encourage local or foreign employers to get rid of local workforce when the need surfaces.
New citizens may be singaporeans but they are not locals, when it comes to employment, they are considered FTs, so their jobs are secured 100%.
Very sorry to tell you guys this. We favor the FTs, local workers are on sufferance. They are deadwoods if there is no election.
Vote us out next GE if you can lah, but by next GE, 60% voters would be new citizens. These new citizens will lick our assholes and feet to sustain their swiss-standard here.......HAHAHA....66% are intelligent people, feel sorry for the 34% /I]
SINGAPORE, Oct 17 - Singapore's Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong said on Friday the city-state had fallen into recession and that the economic outlook over the next 12 months was uncertain.
"The current global financial turmoil has clouded Singapore's economic outlook. Our economy has gone into recession," Lee said at the opening of a research and development facility.
"We must expect slower growth and greater uncertainty at least over the next year."
Singapore last week eased monetary policy for the first time in five years after advance data showed its trade-reliant economy contracted for a second consecutive quarter in the July-September period.
The city-state's economy shrank an annualised, seasonally adjusted 6.3 percent in the third quarter, after declining 5.7 percent in the preceding quarter.
The Southeast Asian nation last sank into a recession -- defined as two consecutive quarters of economic contractions -- in 2002 in a global downturn after the Sept. 11, 2001 attack.
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