Case Study -
When DPP in Taiwan came to power 8yrs ago... I cheered for then,
newly elected President Chen
I saw in him, a charming & Charismatic
leader who is out to bring more Democracy to Taiwan. Plus I support
his idea to make Taiwan an Independent Country
KMT at that time, was largely thought of as
the Old Corrupted Regime that was abusive of their power.
Yet 8yrs later.... we see a 180deg change in voting back the
KMT. For all the 'democracy' President Chen had promised..... It
still got Taiwan nowhere nearer to be admitted into UN. Because of
President Chen's position towards China.... their businessman find
it hard to do business in the World's Hotest Market.
But I would be the 1st to admit that one good outcome after the
KMT's defeat 8yrs ago..... is that they now knows - the Old Fashion
Way of Governing won't work now. Something all of us would agree that PAP better
learn quickly or else.
Poh Ah Pak.... I don't agree with your views that the system
"Must Be Destory" or a certain person "Must Die"..... But I
do believe in your RIGHTS to said it here
. But I wouldn't want to risk 8 or even
4 years of my already limited life, in supporting CJS. For in
him.... I see nothing good
. Chaim or Low I would risk..... not ever
Chee.
hloc,
i think this so-called true or real opposition of singapore now
remain faceless, nameless. for the simple reason that he/she has no
place in singapore now, given the iron grip a few individual has on
the political system. when LKY eventually pass on and LHL grip on
power loosens, that is where i think the so-called uprising will
happen. however, i think it will be a peaceful uprising.
Chiam is already in poor health, I think Low is clueless in
running beyond a constituency, and i, like you, will not bet on Dr
Chee. From the opposition point of view, i think the best is yet to
come.
However, the is a real chance that PAP can reinvent
itself, post-Lees. If so, there is a real hope for a
smooth political evolution in Singapore. Nobody can predict the
future, just as what we do not know what post-Lees PAP will
become.
If all we talk is about the opposition, we are only seeing one
side of the coin.