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how many times must I tell u guys. voting in peesai is waste of time. better to just leave if cant tolerate..its either rigged or futile. cheebye loong had seen to that.
Yeah, agree to that. Keep your world-class sg passport that allow you to travel anywhere and live outside of sg. The world is great.how many times must I tell u guys. voting in peesai is waste of time. better to just leave if cant tolerate..its either rigged or futile. cheebye loong had seen to that.
Cannot be de wohIf AMK falls into the hand of opposition. Pinky Looney will be kicked out of parlaiment for good.
We are not a democracy. The rule of democratic law always limits terms of office to 8 years. You can always depart from the norm, but having limits is a means of equity that ensures the best person at any point in time will lead the nation forwardRome was not built in a day. We're an infant democracy. Take achievable walking steps before learning to run.
1. Get enough oppo MPs in to form 1/3 of parliament, to prevent PAP from getting a 2/3 supermajority vote to change the constitution at will to cement its hegemony
2. Then aim for the 51% mark to form a coalition oppo govt
3. Finally, a big enough oppo party or alliance to contest head to head with the PAP every election.
The UK does not have term limits for party or PM. It is still a highly functioning democracy.We are not a democracy. The rule of democratic law always limits terms of office to 8 years. You can always depart from the norm, but having limits is a means of equity that ensures the best person at any point in time will lead the nation forward
48. This provision reflects the maximum term currently permissible under the Septennial Act 1715, as amended by the Parliament Act 1911. In introducing the 1911 Act, the Prime Minister, Herbert Asquith, told the House of Commons:The UK does not have term limits for party or PM. It is still a highly functioning democracy.
I have been writing about the importance of denying the PAP of a two thirds majority, in order to prevent the PAP from amending the Constitution to suit its agenda.Rome was not built in a day. We're an infant democracy. Take achievable walking steps before learning to run.
1. Get enough oppo MPs in to form 1/3 of parliament, to prevent PAP from getting a 2/3 supermajority vote to change the constitution at will to cement its hegemony
2. Then aim for the 51% mark to form a coalition oppo govt
3. Finally, a big enough oppo party or alliance to contest head to head with the PAP every election.
I have been writing about the importance of denying the PAP of a two thirds majority, in order to prevent the PAP from amending the Constitution to suit its agenda.