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Maybe we need a Malaysia federation.
SIA's financials really jialat.
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At last someone has wised up. Remember LKY in the past said that one day it may be a necessity that we join Malaysia again? He knew long term we will not make it.
Here is the kicker. Malaysia or Indonesia will not want SG back. Or the price for that is just too enormous. It's better that the majority population take their money and gold out and just leave the place.
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this is one big sinking ship, wait a minute, sinking plane
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completely agree.....
better run road while u can, this island wont be able to support 6 million mouths and assholes eventually
no food production, only concrete cannot eat one
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calling destroyer umbrage fatty, where the fuck is he when you need him...... 
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If All things fail we have to take Johor, Malacca and Penang by force.
Sabah and Sarawak to suceede from current Malaysia.
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I guess you must have a very good impression of SAF.
Malaysians don't have good equipment but they got the will to fight. SG is the other way round.
As long as International flights are still restricted, SIA won't see the day of light, especially when it doesn't have domestic flights to rely on. It also cannot keep on issuing bonds to sustain itself indefinitely. They should cut more staffs and possibly also cut its number of planes but during this difficult time, which airlines will want to buy airplanes?
Total market capitalization of SIA is about $14.5billion.
It borrowed $6 billion last year through those bonds and rights.
And lost $4.5 billion for last FY?
I dunno man. Makes more sense for Temasek to take the company private (nationalize technically) make deep cuts ground planes etc.
That is from a purely SIA as a airline company perspective. However doing that would mean many lose their retirement plans or lose in stocks and funds and more importantly job losses that will hurt SG economy.
Which is why Temasek will keep it running for now.
But at some stage Sg might really run out of cash.
It borrowed $6 billion last year through those bonds and rights.
And lost $4.5 billion for last FY?
I dunno man. Makes more sense for Temasek to take the company private (nationalize technically) make deep cuts ground planes etc.
That is from a purely SIA as a airline company perspective. However doing that would mean many lose their retirement plans or lose in stocks and funds and more importantly job losses that will hurt SG economy.
Which is why Temasek will keep it running for now.
But at some stage Sg might really run out of cash.
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That's is why Singapore should be lending the 100 Billion in the beginning. They think that 100billion is a large enough sum of money which will last. They have no idea how long will it last.
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you won't see a single malaysian politician academic or serious thinker moot such a nonsensical idea
there is nothing in stinkypura that anybody in malaysia or indonesia covet
goes to show that gdp or other common economic or fin indices are flawed to the core
with so many kafir chinks already in their midst, no way melayun would want more kafir chinks
absurd
only if these chinks leave would they take over stinkypura
if it comes to a war where melayun have prepared well before hand, not underprepared and un-armed like right now, then melayun should just smash stinkypura and get rid of the kafir pendatang problem solved
no way would they want to accept more kafir chinks in their midst
absurd idea
it's always the cina babi stinkies who moot this idea
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Can we invite Elom Musks to buy over SIA ?
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u overrating the eunuchs
malaysia underprepared, underequipped, ill equipped
otherwise it could have flattened stinkypura decades ago
ditto for indon
capturing johor out of question
sultan of johor may lay claim to stinkypura
sultan of johor still owns plots of land in stinkypura
he has his own personal army
forget all of malaysia or rest of asean or the world
all of them will condemn isolated sanction and even bomb stinkypura
30km by 25 km area stinkypura should never push its luck
eunuchs know these
thats why they did nothing when dr m sent boats near tuas
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Wrong. Again. Call it 0 for 254 tries, all fail.
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COVID-19 is the Number One Cause of Death in the U.S. in Early 2021
By Cynthia Cox Twitter and Krutika Amin Twitter KFFBriefs
Health & Wellbeing
Posted: February 22, 2021
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In 2020, COVID-19 became the third leading cause of death in the United States, exceeded only by cancer and heart disease. However, that ranking includes months in early 2020 when the pandemic had not fully taken hold in the U.S. The death toll from COVID-19 has risen sharply, particularly since the November and December holidays.Looking at the most recent data on deaths from COVID-19 and other causes, it becomes clear that COVID-19 is currently the number one cause of death in the United States. As of February 20, 2021, an average of more than 2,400 people per day died of COVID-19 in the U.S. during February 2021. That number is staggering compared to other leading causes of death and is nearly 20% higher than the next leading cause. Heart disease, which is typically the number one cause of death in the U.S. each year, leads to the death of about 2,000 Americans per day, and cancer claims about 1,600 American lives per day. The cumulative count of deaths attributed to COVID-19 in the U.S. is 497,648 through February 20, 2021, and is expected to exceed 500,000 in the next few days.
The chart above combines data on COVID-19 mortality rates from KFF’s tracker with data from Center for Disease Control (CDC) on weekly counts of death by jurisdiction and cause of death. COVID-19 deaths in the chart represent the average daily deaths thus far in February 2021 (as of February 20, 2021). Deaths from other causes represent the weighted daily mortality rate averaged over MMWR weeks 1-52 during the year 2020. This CDC dataset does not include deaths due to accidents (which, before the pandemic, were typically the third leading cause of death, after heart disease and cancer), nor does it include suicides (which were typically the tenth leading cause of death before the pandemic). To avoid double-counting, the dataset excludes deaths confirmed to have an underlying cause of COVID-19. The chart could, however, understate the severity of COVID-19 because some of those deaths may have been misclassified as other causes. There were many more deaths in 2020 than expected, and confirmed COVID-19 cases only accounted for about two in three excess deaths.
The current wave of COVID-19 has been described as more of a tsunami. The 3,076 COVID-19 deaths per day in January 2021 represent a 29% increase over December. December 2020 may have been the first month in which the COVID-19 mortality rate exceeded that of heart disease, though the margin is narrow and that data may still be preliminary due to reporting delays. In January 2021, the number of deaths from COVID-19 increased so rapidly that it has clearly become the number one cause of death in the U.S. These data are just one more way of illustrating the urgency of expediting COVID-19 vaccination. President Biden has developed a plan to increase vaccine supply, including through use of the Defense Production Act and by purchasing additional doses. In the meantime, other public health measures are crucial to reduce transmission. The number of new COVID-19 cases appears to have taken a turn for the better in the latter half of January, which could lead to declines in the number of new deaths several weeks from now. However, it is difficult to know what the future holds, particularly with the potential spread of new variants.
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