"Promising years" and "good years" are 2 totally different
things lah.
When you say something is promising, it just means it got
potential.
Whether it actually turns out good, nobody knows.
hello, he said and I quote:
"Singapore's
economy will be fine despite the slowing global economy.
" and
then announced how "fine" the "Singapore's
economy will be" by
announcing the recession.
...maybe like what ...Vendettus: said
What was he trying to do?
I think he was trying to convince Singaporeans to be deluded in
thinking that it's all rain and shine outside when, in fact, it's
not. Far from it.
Because that way, he could squeeze up electrical bill charges,
erect ERP gantries, hike the public transport fares... and up, up,
up everything that isn't already sky high.
Then when almost all our incomes go to the government, he'll admit
that recession is looming.
When he said "fine" he
meant:
except his "fine" is "refined"
as
