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I'm just watching this documentary here on Foxtel.
It's about some huge hydroelectric dam + drainage project that will bring water from the South of China to the drought prone north. (The South North Water Diversion Project)
The documentary is dubbed in English, but there is a very obvious thing I noticed.
Everyone working on the project, from the laborer, the Engineers, the Designers, the Geologist, Environmental Engineers, Scientists etc., ALL ARE CHINAMAN.
Just imagine the huge amount of experience technological know-how, skills and knowledge they will acquire by the end of it all.
Compare this with the puny RWS, MB documentaries where Singaporean are practically sidelined while some worthless Ang Moh takes ALL the credit and hogging their time on camera.
Goes to show how much the PAP thinks Singaporeans; They claim Singaporeans lack the expertise, and therefore need foreigners. And since foreigners bring in expertise, why bother ever building your local knowledge then?
It's all a vicious, self-inflicted cycle that PAP has condemned all past, present and future Singaporeans to lead.
A life of downtrodden servitude, eroding confidence and psyche on a national scale.
It's about some huge hydroelectric dam + drainage project that will bring water from the South of China to the drought prone north. (The South North Water Diversion Project)
The documentary is dubbed in English, but there is a very obvious thing I noticed.
Everyone working on the project, from the laborer, the Engineers, the Designers, the Geologist, Environmental Engineers, Scientists etc., ALL ARE CHINAMAN.
Just imagine the huge amount of experience technological know-how, skills and knowledge they will acquire by the end of it all.
Compare this with the puny RWS, MB documentaries where Singaporean are practically sidelined while some worthless Ang Moh takes ALL the credit and hogging their time on camera.
Goes to show how much the PAP thinks Singaporeans; They claim Singaporeans lack the expertise, and therefore need foreigners. And since foreigners bring in expertise, why bother ever building your local knowledge then?
It's all a vicious, self-inflicted cycle that PAP has condemned all past, present and future Singaporeans to lead.
A life of downtrodden servitude, eroding confidence and psyche on a national scale.
