Will next General Election be a watershed?

Chew Bakar SG

qpicanto SG

I heard from a lot of people that MPs and grassroots people have suddenly popped up from nowhere in recent weeks across the island for door to door visits.

Elections looks likely to come within the next 3-6 months.

For a historical election like this, it is worth waiting for. As It will be symbolically important, as it marks the begining of the decline of that party.

So all photo buffs don't forget your historical shots outside nomination centre that big day yah.

Fantagf SG

Being a historical election its worth waiting for . If the opposition party decide to contest in Tanjong pagar grc, it will be his last attempt to secure a seat in parliament.

That is symbolically important, as it marks the begining of the decline that party.That is because that party probably cannot function effectively without him as their spiritual leader.

See even until today how the media would portray him as in the recent forum days ago, It is tiltled 'Spore, the next 50 years'' with a portrait of him. It speaks volume when you need an octogenarian to front the party propaganda.

So all photo buffs go get your historical shots outside nomination centre that big day yah.

Well well, I am waiting any opposition to contest the Tg Pagar GRC, if this happens gotto give which ever party a thumbs up.

Hee hee, I used to think that without Lee Kuan Yew Singapore can't/couldn't survive but not any more now. Now I am thinking without lky, PAP will lacklustre.

charlize SG

Being a historical election its worth waiting for . If the opposition party decide to contest in Tanjong pagar grc, it will be his last attempt to secure a seat in parliament.

That is symbolically important, as it marks the begining of the decline that party.That is because that party probably cannot function effectively without him as their spiritual leader.

So all photo buffs go get your historical shots outside nomination centre that big day yah.

Well, it would be interesting to see if the opposition might consider putting up one of their young guns against him just to guage his popularity.

They did that in AMK GRC against the PM and their relative unknowns secured about 30% of the votes.

anonymous_dickhead SG

I'd like Sylvia to be the PM.. 300 times more than Mr Loony Goon

Fantagf SG

I'd like Sylvia to be the PM.. 300 times more than Mr Loony Goon

This is what I believe, too.

charlize SG

Think the incumbent party will still win the next election.

But probably in the low 60% of popular vote.

Chew Bakar SG

Probably in the low 50s.

starExcaliblur SG

Probably in the low 50s.

A 50.1% of popular votes for the incumbent party is still a win and they will proudly declare that they have the mandate of the entire country's population

Chew Bakar SG

A 50.1% of the popular votes for the incumbent party is still a win and they will proudly declare that they have the mandate of the entire country's population

A 50.00000000000001% and they get a landslide mandate.

charlize SG

A 50.1% of popular votes for the incumbent party is still a win and they will proudly declare that they have the mandate of the entire country's population

The people have spoken!

Time to raise minister salaries again after the elections.

starExcaliblur SG

The people have spoken!

Time to raise minister salaries again after the elections.

Besides the minister salaries, GST will also be raise to help the poor too.

charlize SG

Besides the minister salaries, GST will also be raise to help the poor too.

We know they will always think of helping the poor first everytime.

Yes, even before they raise their salaries.

Chew Bakar SG

More ERPs to ease the traffic.

qpicanto SG

Japan has had many visionary leaders like Hayoto Ikeada and Eisaku Satō (shared Nobel Peace winner) and sound policies in the 60s and 70s together with an intelligent and diligent workforce that brought about its meteoric rise, the envy of the world.

A leader in the fields of scientific research, particularly technology, machinery and biomedical research. Nearly 700,000 researchers share a US$130 billion research and development budget, the third largest in the world.

qpicanto SG

One reader has commented earlier that pap rule might last another 40 years .

NOT if it begins to behave like that North Korea with the rounding up of political prisoners at detention camps.

But as far as there is an election, there is hope.

No countries in modern times can rule uninterrupted, unchecked , undemocratic for nearly a century in a time of such great inter-connectivity. Even the CCP of China at 60 is treading nervously and struggling to keep a tight lid on dissenting voices,

Is time is running out for SG, for a new leader to emerge hopefully in the next one or two elections?

charlize SG

More ERPs to ease the traffic.

Your wish has been granted.

They just raised ERP charges at some roads recently.

Chew Bakar SG

Your wish has been granted.

They just raised ERP charges at some roads recently.

angel7030 SG

i read that buses and mrt are not full, singaporeans are taking less public transport, all buying cars, therefore to encourage more to take public transport and fully utilise our world class buses (with PRC drivers), they increased the Car COE and ERP. Isn't that a lame excuses??? want money just take lah, why must said buses or mrt not fully utilised....damn, when i take mrt and buses, it is alway full. And as for buses, you better learn know how to speak mandarin.

noahnoah SG

Buy cars is normal

Maybe more BMW & Jaguar..

Less toyota liao

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