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PAP “fighting its biggest political battle”

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PAP “fighting its biggest political battle”
Posted by theonlinecitizen on September 4, 2010
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From The Star Online:

Seah Chiang Nee

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As Singapore’s infrastructure groans under the weight of a five million plus population – more than a third of them foreigners – there’s rising resentment against the island state’s immigrant policy.

BURSTING at our seams. This is a frequent phrase used to describe Singapore these days, after its population crossed the five million mark.

Hardly a day passes without a citizen or two complaining about overcrowdedness or shortage of amenities or rising costs associated with the mass arrival of foreigners.

With immigration continuing to rise, the controversy could become the hottest issue in the general election that is expected to take place within the next 12 months.

What is annoying Singaporeans is, not their presence, but the large number of people who have arrived to work and live in their overstretched city.
 
PAP “fighting its biggest political battle”
Posted by theonlinecitizen on September 4, 2010
16 Comments

From The Star Online:

Seah Chiang Nee

pap320240.jpg


As Singapore’s infrastructure groans under the weight of a five million plus population – more than a third of them foreigners – there’s rising resentment against the island state’s immigrant policy.

BURSTING at our seams. This is a frequent phrase used to describe Singapore these days, after its population crossed the five million mark.

Hardly a day passes without a citizen or two complaining about overcrowdedness or shortage of amenities or rising costs associated with the mass arrival of foreigners.

With immigration continuing to rise, the controversy could become the hottest issue in the general election that is expected to take place within the next 12 months.

What is annoying Singaporeans is, not their presence, but the large number of people who have arrived to work and live in their overstretched city.

Let's hope and pray that fascism along with the PAP is voted out of parliament in our country. A group of people calling themselves elite is unbecoming in the 21st century, first world country of Singapore.

Let's stand up for Singapore against fascism and tyranny. Let's vote out fascism. Let's vote out PAP.

Merdeka for Singapore! Merdeka from PAP! MERDEKA!!!
 
Let's hope and pray that fascism along with the PAP is voted out of parliament in our country. A group of people calling themselves elite is unbecoming in the 21st century, first world country of Singapore.

Let's stand up for Singapore against fascism and tyranny. Let's vote out fascism. Let's vote out PAP.

Merdeka for Singapore! Merdeka from PAP! MERDEKA!!!

Like other posters have told you, grow up!!!
 
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