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Under the rule of LHL
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Dont blame him or woody goh, they re just Fortune Tellers.
Yesterday I went to Shell petrol station to top up my car's lubricating oil.
I paid $14.50 for a litre of low grade oil. The cashier commented that it was $6.50 and now $14.40
The assistant Fortune Teller will ask you, 'wat do you tink?'.
I don't need to think, I know that SG is badly managed
Under LHL ruling, mee siam in some stalls added Hum.
Proof that LHL is doing a great job. You are now able to spend $4 on a single meal. In many places of the world, there are millions who struggle to survive on $2 for the entire day.
....result of tax, tax on everything except whore fucking...(why??)
BTW GST is to help the poor......... how so????????????????
If you wish to give money to the poor, the money has to come from somewhere. In Singapore, the money comes from GST and other government incomes. In Europe, money for pension and welfare comes from borrowing from the people via government bonds. Bonds will mature and have to be paid back eventually with interest. And European governments don't care about that. They simply borrow more money to pay existing debt. Think of it like a guy charging more money to his new credit cards to pay off existing credit card bills. That's why Europe has been in austerity for so many years.
Doing charity is good. But the money needs to come from somewhere. And so far, only the PAP is prudent. We paid for all our infrastructure without external debt. Countries like China once had to swallow their pride and plead with their historic enemy, Japan, for soft loans to build their initial modern infrastructure.
Is that the path you want Singapore to follow - to beg foreigners to lend us money to build our MRTs and highways?
Without a doubt, Lord Trafalgar would have done much better.:o
Yes.. I note that under our PM LHL we are going downhill...
1. On National Day rally speech...the most important speech for the Nation..he speaks about asking the residents to downgrade.
2. His crony and no-good- doer spend endless hours fixing the opposition for setting up a few stalls to sell CNY goodies without NEA
permission. End up with a $800 fine. Court procedures and lawyers, judges time all cost taxpayer millions.
3. Bukit Batok rat infestation issue takes so much limelight that it is reported over and over again in the media for more than a week.
If our country is to go forward, we cannot be spending time and resources on these unproductive matters.
So taking care of some rodents and hawking licensing procedures become the National agenda.
How can such a leader be paid in millions to run this country..???
If he is really doing a good job, then we dont need to every time compared downwards with those in the 3rd world liao.
Can you survive on $2 in first world Singapore?
Btw this ccb LHL salary is fucking out of this world !!!!!!!!!
The facts is the other way round. The fucking PAP has been lending out our hard earned money to other countries so that the leaders of these countries will come shake this fucking useless LHL hand.
To them, he is like a malfunction walking atm machine.
Johntan Have you ever ask yourself .....Where is our cpf money!!!!!!!!!!!!
hahaha...yes, you are right.
Just like what I get to hear people curse these days..."PAP you"
do you know what PAP means ?
And char kway teow, cannot add hums.
not enuf.
(By the way, in the 1970s, we can bring own eggs to the hawker to order our char kway teow.
and one plate only 30cents).
Your CPF monies are safe with the CPF board, earning you a compound interest of about 3% a year. After a few decades, you will have a large sum of money waiting for your retirement, the bulk of it made up from the compounded interest. Many of my foreign friends are so envious. A lot of them have seen their pensions slashed because of austerity measures.
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