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hi Neddy, i saw that London is on the list...did not know that there is a London in Ontario :) (well, now i do)

And yet you give thanks to Him for the steak :rolleyes:

Temasek Review, why not you present to Mr Tan Kin Lian an award for outstanding contributions? The name 'Temasek Review' sounds very distinguish and old school. Do consider.

as usual the madmen of this world view this as a taoist vs christian issue when there is no mention of christianity involved and the issue has only a reference to a taoist medium the real issue appears to be the lead player live in a fantasy world, has lost touch with reality it brings up...

does not sound like a christian to me sounds more like a non-christian pretending to be one the first sentence imitates that of a christian, the subsequent sentences are more appropriate for a anti-christian slandering christians

about politics, everyone talks, no one listens that is why i believe that there are only two viable solutions where singapore is concern, unless you want to spend your days arguing futile points

Don't you think running a country needs stronger principles than running a company? Besides, do you seriously think that the Oppositions will not benefit themselves from the pie when they have the PAP's power? Anyone can think anything they like, but is your thinking motivated by hatred of PAP...

You are right that it affects only current account holders. Possibly the amount of people issuing bounced cheques have increased and that a report shows that most of them have less than $1,500 in their chequing account. Such a policy does not affect the really poor. Rather it helps people...

I do not think the PAP is evil. What the PAP needs to do is to follow the best practices of the best MNCs all over the world; the best audit principles and the logic of common sense. MNCs will never allow people who are related to be in powerful positions in the company. Not even if they are...

My opinion is that she did nothing wrong. Therefore it has no relevance to her appointment as permanent secretary. It does not suggest a character blemish that will lead her to abuse her powerful position to profit herself. I think in all things we need to be fair. As fair as we can be...

It is reasonings like this that makes the world a more terrible place to live in. Freedom to choose on the part of the consumer does not imply freedom of choices - which is governed by institutional or governmental constraints. In the case of POSB, the mindset is still that of the bank that...

migration is the only option available for the middle-class singaporean they cannot change the system they do not benefit from the system no worthwhile opposition leader will emerge who can change things yet other countries want them, deem them valuable so if they have a chance to make...

POSB belong to the LKY generation, at a time when people are encouraged to save and a bank where the bulk of the population can safely banked. Since its merger with DBS, its identity is probably retained because of political implications and also because its huge source of liquid funds were...

That view is partially correct. The elites of a society are the important ones - they drive the policies and are the engine of growth. Support by the elites is essential for any ruling party. But it is not just the elites who will support the ruling party. It is anyone who attains some...

I would say that your perception of my motives is incorrect. There are indeed morals within people - from all religions and all occupations, including politics. I do not agree that the morality of CST, KJ and other politicians can be classified as leadership style. Morality for anyone...

Certainly that is the truth. However below Mother Teresa, there are different grades of morality. Thus a more suitable comparison is the moral values across politicians. Unfortunately such conclusions cannot be elaborated.

I am afraid that the extent of my knowledge of singapore's politics is minimal. What I have is that report from the singapore inquirer which i have no way of establishing neutrality. Hence my cautious stand. However seeing KJ's various write-ups to-date, my current impression is that he is but...

I think we have different understandings on 'independent mind'.

It all depends on whether the NMPs has acceptance amongst the mainstream public. If they have the acceptance of the public , then a team of NMPs would seriously be the dream team that can make that difference in the GRC. That would render irrelevant the likes of Low and Chiam. Who can cut...

i would say the same goes for voters too, that they need to be aware of the values of their own politicians what voters really need are good alternatives and so far, KJ seems like a good bet maybe he has a membership crisis but he must remember that what he needs is a foothold at this time...