The leaving of MM and SM is not really that matters.
They have to understand who or what are SGporeans or the younger
generations against.In my opinion, it is the policies
that we are really against of. We need them to listen
and understand our concern.It does not the really matter whether SM
and MM is off gone because they can be working behind the scene or
reappear in future for all we know. I do not want them to leave
now, not for all they have done.It would laudable if they can own
up their mistakes and things that they have overlooked and
work things out .It is time for them to clear the shit and
mess.
Leaving the PM alone with his 'younger' team does not change
everything overnight. Yes, we are sick of their faces but they have
to clear up their mess.I believe that SGporean still hold their
graciousness which explains our patience with the Government all
this while.It is time for the Government to take the responses from
the recent GE election constructively. We do not need change but
amendments.We are grateful for what they have done in the past but
they have unfortunately failed to maintain that credibility of
theirs. They used to be the People's
people but they have manifested into selfish people.
Policies are being written to look nice in textbooks and
admirable to the world but does it really serve its purpose?Yes, we
are almost developed country and we are working very hard towards
it.To be a global city. No matter high is our desire, we have to
look after those who are not so ready to go forward, those who are
restricted by circumstances. We do need to slow down for them.It
doesnt mean we will lose out.
Singapore maybe a global city but
it have to be a home FIRST.The home that we have been building for,
the home that we have fought for and the home that we are defending
with out hearts and souls. If we cannnot find home here,where
else?
It is not wrong to be THE one but
the Government have to think of the people.It is something that PAP
used to do and they kind of forgot that.
It is not their policies,but rather their attitude. There is no
such thing as a right or wrong policy. There is only a policy you
are agreeable with or not agreeable with.
Over the years they getting more and more like they pwned
the people of Singapore, and they are convinced of
that. They believed they are unstoppable. They arbitarily
increased their renumerations, they arbitarily increase the draw
down age for CPF payout. Those are not wrong or right, but
they way they carry it out is one hell of pwned game. The Grand Old
Man mantra is Just Think It Througn Then Go Ahead And Do It.
Hell, You've Got The Power
Your house here is not your home. What takes priority?
Development. What development? Look at all the malls, are they all
not similar? Look at all the cross junctions at HDB estates, they
all look alike. Can you remember road names like Bukit Batok
St 21, Tampines St 11, Jurong West St 41? Seems the British
who built roads here in those days has better regard for locals
than the present PAP government in this aspect, and sense of humour
too, like Jalan Ayam Bogel. I have never been to Kaypoh Road, but I
know where it is as I saw it once (only once) while
passing in a bus along River Valey Road. Huge grand old trees were
cut down near Bedok Reservoir Flyover to make way for the slip road
to the PIE, when there are already access road to the PIE near by.
Your House is never your Home, as Enbloc Sales, SER always looms
over your head.
Just today, the front page of Weekend TODAY Quote MM Lee as
saying "Workers must share in growth." He has forgotten the PEOPLE,
he is talking about better homes, better schoold, better hospitals,
better playing fields, a healthier environment for families and for
children to grow up. FOR WORKERS? Yes, that is good, but see
he don't see the PEOPLE in people anymore, because
he sees Citizens as workers. We are like battery chickens
to him, well looked after, well housed, good medical care, clean
environment, properly educated, periodically the facilities are
upgraded and improved regardless of the chickens discomfort, as it
is for their good, and for increasing productivity.
During the restructuring upheaval, the PM told us some of the
old jobs no longer exist, the old way of working is gone, we must
adapt, upgrade, retrain. We cannot stick to the old ways. That was
about two decades ago. Seems he did not tell his father.
Its is not the policies, its time as Low Thia Khiang put
it, to separate Party from the Government. The reason for this
is the PAP is increasingly blurring the line between the property
of the People of Singapore and the property of the
PAP.
