Crumbling of Singapore?

[ckmpd]

The pap is crumbling:

1. The LHL preferred choice, CCS, has been defeated by the 4G cronies
2. A sick man has been selected to be the next leader
3. The military faction is losing support within the pap
4. No leader has emerged within the 4G cronies
5. the 4G are all yes-men

The crumbling of PAP is good news to SG and I rejoice

2019 is the year Singaporeans will see the start of PAP's disintegration
2019 is the year Singaporeans will see a more unified Alternative to the PAP
2019 will see more Singaporeans waking up and can see more clearly the evils of the pap
2019 is the year some cronies wake up and finally realise that serving an evil force for self benefit is wrong


Finally, light is at the end of the tunnel for SG, after 15yrs of pap darkness over Singapore

 

[ckmpd]

pap wonders why they are hated by singaporeans.

 

[ckmpd]

that's right!

Fuck the PAP!

The decline of SG is because of leadership problems:

1. 1965 to 1990 LKY - superior leader
2 1990 to 2004 GCT - seat warmer, no leadership quality
3. 2004 to 2019 LHL - bad leader
4. 2019 onwards cant find a leader , has to resort to pick a team of mediocre MPs to govern

If this does not show the end of SG, what does?

 

[ckmpd]

The decline of SG is because of leadership problems:

1. 1965 to 1990 LKY - superior leader
2 1990 to 2004 GCT - seat warmer, no leadership quality
3. 2004 to 2019 LHL - bad leader
4. 2019 onwards cant find a leader , has to resort to pick a team of mediocre MPs to govern

If this does not show the end of SG, what does?

Good people do not want to work for seat warmer or poor leaders. Those who work under GCT and LHL are not good leaders. So, clear and present danger that SG is crumbling because PAP is mediocre. SG needs good leaders, not poor leader like LHL or no leader like4G

 

[ckmpd]

Raise GST is to help the poor plants

Oil price was abt $84 per barrel a few months ago. Now it is $50. a drop of abt 40%

When oil was $84, petrol price was $2.40 per litre. Now at $50, petrol price is $2.19, a drop of abt 10%

Why does petrol price drop 10% when oil dropped 40%.

Why does pap allow petrol companies to profit so much at the expense of SG drivers?

Hold pap responsible for working against Singaporeans by abetting the oil companies

 

[Leongsam]

Oil price was abt $84 per barrel a few months ago. Now it is $50. a drop of abt 40%

When oil was $84, petrol price was $2.40 per litre. Now at $50, petrol price is $2.19, a drop of abt 10%

Why does petrol price drop 10% when oil dropped 40%.

Why does pap allow petrol companies to profit so much at the expense of SG drivers?

Hold pap responsible for working against Singaporeans by abetting the oil companies

Only a portion of the price at the pump is raw crude costs. There are refining and distribution costs too and these costs have not dropped.

That is why a 40% drop in the crude price does not mean an equivalent drop at the pump.

 

[ckmpd]

Only a portion of the price at the pump is raw crude costs. There are refining and distribution costs too and these costs have not dropped.

That is why a 40% drop in the crude price does not mean an equivalent drop at the pump.

of cse there are various costs in any commodity. The govt's job is to ensure that no monopoly or cartel shd be allowed to exploit ordinary citizens. Is pap doing that or is pap turning a blind eye to exploitations in SG?

Crude oil price the bulk of petrol costs. Distribution and other costs add together form only a small % of the cost. Dont you think that a 40% drop in crude price justifies a much more than 10% drop in petrol price?

If you are still ignorant, just look at how fast the oil companies up their petrol price when crude price rises. They know the pap is on their side and they can laugh all the way to the bank

 

[Leongsam]

of cse there are various costs in any commodity. The govt's job is to ensure that no monopoly or cartel shd be allowed to exploit ordinary citizens. Is pap doing that or is pap turning a blind eye to exploitations in SG?

Crude oil price the bulk of petrol costs. Distribution and other costs add together form only a small % of the cost. Dont you think that a 40% drop in crude price justifies a much more than 10% drop in petrol price?

If you are still ignorant, just look at how fast the oil companies up their petrol price when crude price rises. They know the pap is on their side and they can laugh all the way to the bank

A significant component of the petrol price is the govt tax of 64 cents per litre. This is a fixed amount regardless of the crude prices.

Refining costs are about 15% and distribution costs are another 15% to 20%.

So if you work things out the price is (cost of crude + cost of refining + cost of distribution/storage etc + $0.64) = $2.19 at current price.

You can easily work out the various scenarios but you'll soon realise the biggest crook is your own government.

 

[ckmpd]

Lee Hsien Yang has shown his courage and support for LSH.

Will ball less SG guys sum up their courage and fight tyranny?

Kudos to Lee Hsien Yang, Leong Sze Hian and Lim Tean. More of Singaporeans like them and there is hope for SG

 

[blur sotong]

A significant component of the petrol price is the govt tax of 64 cents per litre. This is a fixed amount regardless of the crude prices.
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You can easily work out the various scenarios but you'll soon realise the biggest crook is your own government.

Very well said.

At $2.19, tax is about 30% of the petrol price.

The lower the crude price, the higher the tax component.

 

[ckmpd]

Very well said.

At $2.19, tax is about 30% of the petrol price.

The lower the crude price, the higher the tax component.

Even if petrol tax and other costs add up to 50%, crude oil price still accounts for 50% of the cost.

So if crude oil price drops 40%, petrol price shd drop 20% and not 10%

 

[ckmpd]

Once strong blue chip counters such as CSM, SMRT and NOL have fallen. On 26 Dec, Creative dropped 16% and yesterday dropped another 16%. Is Creative, once a strong blue chip, in trouble? It has fallen 90%, from a high of $30+ to $3.26 yesterday. Were these counters doomed because of poor management?

Is this going to be the same for pap? A once mighty pap, is doomed to fall because of poor management and arrogance?

 

[ckmpd]

Even if petrol tax and other costs add up to 50%, crude oil price still accounts for 50% of the cost.

So if crude oil price drops 40%, petrol price shd drop 20% and not 10%

A significant component of the petrol price is the govt tax of 64 cents per litre. This is a fixed amount regardless of the crude prices.

Refining costs are about 15% and distribution costs are another 15% to 20%.

So if you work things out the price is (cost of crude + cost of refining + cost of distribution/storage etc + $0.64) = $2.19 at current price.

You can easily work out the various scenarios but you'll soon realise the biggest crook is your own government.

Giving you the benefit, if processing, distribution and other costs add up to a huge 50% and crude oil accounts for 50% of petrol price and when crude oil is$84, petrol price is $2.40, then when crude drops 40%, petrol price shd be no more than $1.97.

Now it is $2.19.

Can you see the exploitation by the oil companies?

 

[Leongsam]

Giving you the benefit, if processing, distribution and other costs add up to a huge 50% and crude oil accounts for 50% of petrol price and when crude oil is$84, petrol price is $2.40, then when crude drops 40%, petrol price shd be no more than $1.97.

Now it is $2.19.

Can you see the exploitation by the oil companies?

Surely the retailers need to earn something too. Nobody is going to run a service station without earning any profits.

 

[ckmpd]

Surely the retailers need to earn something too. Nobody is going to run a service station without earning any profits.

we are talking abt exploitation, increasing price of petrol quickly when oil price increases and reluctant to reduce petrol price when oil prices crumble.

no one is against businesses making reasonable profits. but we will speak out against pap abetting businesses to fleece SG consumers

 

[ckmpd]

oil prices have crumbled. I await to see how much electricity prices will drop in Jan 2019.

From the grapevine, pap and EMA are agonising how to price electricity now

 

[Leongsam]

we are talking abt exploitation, increasing price of petrol quickly when oil price increases and reluctant to reduce petrol price when oil prices crumble.

no one is against businesses making reasonable profits. but we will speak out against pap abetting businesses to fleece SG consumers

It is in the interests of any business to maximise profits. The hawkers and coffee shops are no better. If the price of sugar increases by 3 cents per cup they'll use it as a reason to increase the price by 5 cents or more.

Then if sugar prices fall you can bet your last dollar that they won't revert to the old pricing ever. When asked they'll simple cite the fact that high rents and utilities have forced them to keep prices as they are.

 

[ckmpd]

It is in the interests of any business to maximise profits. The hawkers and coffee shops are no better. If the price of sugar increases by 3 cents per cup they'll use it as a reason to increase the price by 5 cents or more.

Then if sugar prices fall you can bet your last dollar that they won't revert to the old pricing ever. When asked they'll simple cite the fact that high rents and utilities have forced them to keep prices as they are.

businesses wish to maximise profits but there is a check and balance system if businesses are ethical and govt is good. Trouble in SG is many businesses are not ethical and pap is evil

 

[ckmpd]

bloggers are being sued

 

[ckmpd]

bloggers are being sued

Can a PM who spends energy suing citizen bloggers be a good PM?

Can a person who seeks to bankrupt another person who disagrees with him be a good man?

Can a man who quarrels and fights his siblings be a man that others wish to be close to?

Can a man who doesnt respect others be respected?

Is a man who surrounds himself with yes-men and cronies a wise man?

Can a man who cant manage his wife, his children be trusted to manage a country?

No wonder SG is in so much trouble!

Wake up Singaporean voters