Overpaying politicians does not make them honest

Are loyal oppies like pitan sing not well rewarded? :rolleyes:
Pritam Singh is not even a Minister. He receives an annual package of $385,000 as Leader of the Opposition which is actually quite minuscule when compared to the salaries of the PAP Ministers which range from $1 million to $2.2 million.
 
Anyway singkie can venture outside of singkie land. Singkie has the most powerful passport.

You look at China, their passport is the most fuck up but they are the most successful race amongst, in modern time.

Time to sit down and pray.
 
Pritam Singh is not even a Minister. He receives an annual package of $385,000 as Leader of the Opposition which is actually quite minuscule when compared to the salaries of the PAP Ministers which range from $1 million to $2.2 million.
Many a young fool were promoted to team leads. Guess how much their salary increase? Lucky pitan got such a good boss I am jealous! :whistling:
 
In fact, many will become greedier & greedier...
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Goh CT triggered many S'poreans when he declared: "So I look for Ministers, anybody who wants to be paid more than half a million, I won’t take him. You are going to end up with very very mediocre people, who can’t even earn a million dollars outside to be our minister. Think about that. Is it good for you, or is it worse for us in the end?" The "very very mediocre people who can't earn a million dollars" appears to be how Goh and his PAP colleagues think and behave.
 
平时不做亏心事,夜半敲门也不惊!
Even though PAP politicians do not have a clear conscience, they are able to sleep soundly, even if there's a knock on the door in the middle of the night, because they are aware that nobody is checking on them. They have already fixed up anyone who tried to do so.
 
The PAP govt has not provided a public explanation for why a state funeral was not offered to former President Ong Teng Cheong. The govt's position is that a state funeral is for individuals who have made "truly exceptional contributions" to S'pore. As S'pore's first elected President, Ong Teng Cheong had a constitutional duty to safeguard our past reserves. To fulfill this role, he sought to get a full accounting of the reserves. This led to a public dispute with the govt, which he described at a 1999 press conference. This is the actual reason why he was denied a state funeral.
 
Paying politicians obscene wages with the notion that it discourages them from stealing is a simplistic and flawed approach to ensuring honesty in governance. While adequate compensation can help discourage some forms of corruption driven by monetary needs, it does not guarantee honesty or ethical behaviour.
Money is not the root of evil, but the lust of it leads to destruction.
 
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