There is no relationship between the salary and inside G 20.
2.Many countries ,if not all,in G20 are heaveily debted.
They have to borrow yearly to keep their nose above the
water.
"Many countries, if not
all, in G20 are
heavily debted"
Has the pussy lost itself in the noise created and forgot that
China is one of the twenty ‘members in
G20’ (*1) ?
Obviously your love-hate relationship with Ozland has prevented
your pussy brain to admit the headlines - ‘Australia
National Debt cut by 50%’ (*2) dated 25 Sep 2009.
Do these countries have to borrow to incur debts, or are
they not already incurring debts when they buy the debts from
other Countries issuing Treasury Securities ?
Perhaps the noisy pussy will want to educate its
pussy walnut brain as to how many countries are already
holding the US debts as ‘Major Foreign Holders of US
Treasury Securities on July 2009 ’ (*3)
3.We,the small red dot of Singaopore,NEED NOT borrow money
to survive and spend.
The ranking in CIA is misleading.
Gavaman just borrow money
from CPF and give interest to members.
SG do not need the money
as expenditures.
Understand?
country comparison to the
world: 6
67
Singapore
If the Singapore Government does not need the money as
expenditures, why will it borrow money from CPF and give interests
to members ?
Give interests to members ?
Borrow money from CPF and does not need the money as
expenditures ?
Does the pussy know the noise that it is making ?
Can this Singapore Government be so generous as to borrow CPF
monies and not depend on it for expenditures and simply give
interests on the loans from the CPF acccount holders ?
When Commercial Banks charges high interest rates of up to 1.5
per cent over prime - (with prime rates at 5.5 per cent) - the
Government is paying CPF account holders a flat rate of 2.5 per
cent for the cheap loans that we never approved of giving.
Can Singaporeans get to withdraw all the hard earned cash that
is kept in the CPF savings ?
Obviously, the answer is in the negative as seen from the
Government efforts to keep changing the final withdrawal age of
Singaporeans
3.Why a
successful gavamna needs to sit together with
not-
so
--successful one ?
Do they have spare cash to run SWF?
look carefully.This is the money for new born babies of
Singapore.
Our forefathers and this generations shall not leave debts to
next
generations.Leave money to them.Not debts.
do u fxxking understand wat is good gavaman and goverence?
Does the Singapore Government give any money for new born babies
in Singapore ?
As matters stand, the Singapore Government has lost US$100
Billion of our Reserves, and while there remain billions more in
the Singapore Reserves, are there any cash left in the bank
accounts of ordinary Singaporeans ?
Without the cash in private accounts, what have ordinary
Singaporean to leave for the next generation, when the asset rich
Singaporeans have all their money stuck in 99 year leased HDB units
that become worthless as the lease hold runs out of date ?
Are Singaporeans not leaving debts to our next generation - when
the remaining cash in the CPF gets sucked by the ingenious
government plans to deduct it for all kinds of clever schemes to
reduce the cash amount that the government must return to us ?
Can a "fxxking" pussy indulging in its own ectastic noise even
understand what good "government and governance" is about, when the
pussy cannot even get its "fxxking" spelling right ?
GIC figure is just a guess,This is a Top Secret of Spore!!
Temasek figure is floating.The one revealed last week is
abt 15 % below the peak before the recent crisis.
In USD lah.....Money for next gens.Not debts,Honey!!
Singapore Government of
Singapore Investment Corporation $247.5
Singapore Temasek Holdings $122
Can the guess work of a pussy be of any good, when all
figures are TOP SECRET of Singapore ?
Is the pussy guessing, or simply emitting gas - as
much as it is making noise ?
Whatever the amounts maybe - the fact remains that the combined
losses from GIC and Temasek had cost Singaporeans a sum of US$100
Billion - and this has still to be fully accounted
