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Yes. I am sure the title captured your attention. But the opposition here refers to Myanmar's opposition, led by Aung San Su Kyi. I just read this news and cannot help but feeling amused I find it amusing because NLD worked so hard to gain seats in the parliament but they are going to boycott...

She pissed off some of my friends with her statement. As much as me and my friends do not agree with that old man sometimes, still, we feel Nicole Seah is arrogant by portraying herself to apologise on behalf of that old man. I do not find that impressive at all. It was a majestic shot towards...

This is a feeble attempt by the Police to clean up the Ah Long runners. I fear for the lives of these poor folks who have to work hard for a living in their twilight years.

The last I remember, GMS is also an editorial staff of TOC.

They could sue and sue to save their own face, but it comes with a political price. How much political price? GE2016 will tell.

If Vikram Nair throws the legal letter punch on TOC, TOC could initiate a mass donation drive for legal expenses. Vikram Nair and PAP must ask themselves a question: What is the POLITICAL PRICE to pay for this legal letter to TOC?

I don't understand what you meant.

Of course political parties members in-breed. You don't expect SDP members to breed in PAP or vice versa? Naturally people with common ideas come together.

I see. So what kind of qualities did Shanmugan spot? Put it in another way: what qualities do Shanmugam have to let Vikram follow?

I am unsure how many % of the voters are interested in all these political or economical theories. But commoners like me and perhaps my relatives and neighbours are more interested in how much money can our business bring in and how much rental yield could our properties gain.

By the way, is Vikram Nair Shanmugam's protege? Shanmugam was in Sembawang GRC, then he was airlifted into a nearby GRC, replaced by Vikram. Both of them are lawyers, coincidentally of the same race.

That's why I didn't post the comment.

I have an urge to post a racist comment against Vikram Nair.

Tan Chuan Jin did his math well. But what about retirement and kids' education? The father has to pray he gets increment every year, else there is a chance his CPF OA is always almost empty. Let's not be pessimistic and let's think positively. Because the children might be obedient, study...

Re: Some thoughts -- What's your vision for Singapore if you've formed a Political Pa Thanks. Detailed and you basically summed up. History is written by victors, unfortunately. If the opposition could form the government, then they have the opportunity to re-write history. Take the recent...

Re: Some thoughts -- What's your vision for Singapore if you've formed a Political Pa You should add on that Singapore should enact a law to force parents discard any unhealthy or disabled newly borns, so these newly borns will not be a burden to society

Re: Some thoughts -- What's your vision for Singapore if you've formed a Political Pa Sam, What about the old and uneducated ones? I am referring to those who toil their bodies and sweat to help build the country in the early years. Most are uneducated and are unaware of health insurance in...

Yes. I thought the more appropriate person should be Shanmugam, and Alex Au writes as if Auug San Suu Ki is going to form the new Burma government and MIW will pay dearly. Unless Alex Au is trying to associate the lack of date for Hougang by-election with lack of date for Burma's by-election...

Let's break down the cost of living, an assumption: 1) PUB / Electricity Bills 2) Town Council Bills 3) Daily Expenses - Buy from market to cook? 4) Internet subscription 5) Mobile Phones subscription, let's say for 3 pax 6) HDB loan 7) Property Tax 8) Income...

Re: Some thoughts -- What's your vision for Singapore if you've formed a Political Pa Various GRC/SMC and various groups are giving out medical subsidies. But this does not solve the root problem of high cost of healthcare. This whole healthcare subsidy is a big charade to give the impression...