As days go by we will see more an d more of internet postings of
two distinct types.
Why so?
It is very simply that internet as Dr. Vivian Bala is now saying
finally the future of politics.
As announced sometime ago, Ministers are in charge of sending
counter-insurgency teams using anonymous nicknames to counter all
the views and opinions of ordinary often loyal citizens who were
treated as anti-government nevertheless just because of their
taking an active part in nation building through criticisms of
wrongful or ineffective government actions or policies.
So we will see more and more distinction of two groups of
forumers :-
(1) Unpaid active Citizen forumers offering views and opinions
for nation building.
(2) Forumers paid or holding positions connected to government
or party or grassroot with vested interest to deny problems making
the government less accountable, and more arrogant due to making
them adopting a more adversarial wrongful anti-people approach
aimed at serving their own narrow selfish interest.
Ministers are paid servants of the people. They should
concentrate on their declared ministerial duties or portfolio to
serve the citizens and not waste public funds or their millions of
salaries on petty nitpicking of doubtful import.
They have no moral or legal right to spend any office or working
time on such counter-productive anti-progress and
anti-accountability covert unauthorised activities without
unambiguous sanctioned by the citizens.
Are the views on the net "petty nitpicking of doubtful
import"? It is no wonder nobody takes any views here seriously.
Sad to note you see only two views on this forum, group 1
are those against the government, group 2 are the government. And
government means PAP.
I agree with some of the government policies but against several
others, I am group 2.
I don't equate Singapore to PAP, I am group 2.
I disagree with LKY but sympathetic over his wife's illness, I
am group 2.
If anybody pay a cent for people with such view for
participating in this forum, the money is wasted.
