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What name, do you think, the Pinoy kid will come up with?

@threadfin On what basis you are 100% certain it was a CECA?

@True Believer And finally.... If you ask a primary school kid in the Philippines the question "Who is the Number 1 gangster in the Philippines?" What do you think his answer will be?

Those SDP candidates contesting on Lawless Wong's turf may lose their deposits. The deposit is worth S$13,500 per candidate. They got so much money to lose meh?

Like how Sir Stamford Raffles was not the founder of Singapore. Like how tt was Lee Kuan Yew who founded Singapore in 1965; before 1965, Singapore consisted of fishing villages. It was Lee Con You who turned Sinkieland into an international hub with gleaming skyscrapers and citizens enjoying...

Based on historical data, opposition parties fared badly when they challenged the prime ministar and deputy prime ministar's turf. What is SDP or Chee Soon Juan's rationale for wanting to contest in Lawless Wong's GRC?

Does it matter if Pope Francis died before, on or after Easter? He is/was not Peter, the chief apostle of Jesus of Nazareth (a.k.a. The Christ).

@True Believer If you ask a student who has just completed his STPM (Sijil Tinggi Persekolahan Malaysia) the question: who is the Number 1 pencuri in Malaysia? Do you know what his answer will be?

According to sources close to the Royal Couple, Empress Ho has suggested to her consort that should Lawless Wong garner less than 60% of the popular vote at the 14th GE, they would micro-manage the 4th prime ministar.

Synopsis (ver.1) From the New York Times bestselling author of The Romanov Sisters comes the story of a courageous young Imperial Grand Duchess who scandalized Europe in search of freedom. In 1795, Catherine the Great of Russia was in search of a bride for her grandson Constantine, who stood...

Did he teach his soldiers military strategies using Venn diagrams too?

If you ask a high school student in mainland China if there are mafia gangs in his country, he will answer "Yes". If you ask him to name one, do you know what his answer will be?

#1 By his own account, Lee Con You marveled at how the Roman Catholic Church could survive almost two thousand years since its founding. He concluded that its survival had to do something with how the church was governed and sought to transplant it to his political party. #2 Long before the...

It was easy for Lee Con You to steer Sinkieland in the right direction because it's just a small red dot on the world map. He couldn't even prevail against Malaysia and was booted out by the Malaysian cabinet. His fate would be worse if he had been the president of Indonesia.

But the majority of the electorate vote the PAP. All the new citizens naturalized within the past decade vote the PAP.

What do you expect from someone who asks his personal hairstylist to dye his hair black? I am waiting eagerly for him to hire a very senior consultant in dermatology to help him remove those patches of awful discolorations from his face (subject to budget approval by Empress Ho.)

From the time of Lee Con You to Wooden Goh to Pinky and now Lawless Wong, all their replies in Parleement are scripted. Not only that, Budget speeches and National Day Rally speeches are all scripted. According to people close to him, Pinky spent hours and days to practise his speches to the...

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A smart, page-turning exploration of the business and creative decisions that transformed Taylor Swift into an unprecedented modern cultural phenomenon. Named one of "Thirty books we're excited to read in the first half of 2025" by The Sydney Morning Herald Named to the Financial Times "What...

A “gripping and scrupulously reported” (The Washington Post) investigation into the battle over identity in China, chronicling the state oppression of those who fail to conform to Xi Jinping’s definition of who is “Chinese,” from an award-winning NPR correspondent. “Emily Feng’s focus on...