Originally posted by Cindyfeh:
No, many developed countries still need graduates. Of cos not all
type of graduates. Research and find out what type of graduates
they need.
What ? Research and find out what type of graduates they need ?
Then, what ? Spend another $100,000 to get another degree
?
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It is precisely that we suffered (more of the guys) and wasted 2.5
years of NS that I want to migrate and so that my future
generations do not need to go through.
Are you doing a service to your grand parents and parents, who
have made so much sacrifices before you ? Will you be doing a
service to your future generations by going away ?
In any place you go to, sacrifices have to be made; the returns of
course will be open to debates and will depend largely on one's
values.
:
You haven't list down any concrete steps to change Singapore
political scene. Please do so.
Let us start from the basics, supporting those who already dare
to make that personal sacrifice - whether we totally or partially
accept his views or actions.
Let us make our vote COUNT at each and every Election, and not fall
easy prey to the bribes and threats from the Ruling Party.
Let us educate each and everyone of us of our responsibility to the
Political Future for OURSELVES and OUR EXISTENCE in this
Island.
Running away the first time, may necessitate you to run away the
second time.
:
IMO, it is easier to migrate than to change the political scene.
Lee and gang will be around for another 20 years. I do not want to
waste my next 20 years in Singapore supporting their
purses.
It is easier to change the political scene then it is led to
believe.
The NKF saga has already shaken the reality of the "PEANUT Tree",
it has awaken the political conciousness of Singaporeans with
regards to the "PEANUTS" being paid; and highlighted the mentality
of the Elite Families who truly believe that they are entitled to
those "PEANUTS" simply for the reason that there is such a
HUGE RESERVE !!
There are also ways to circumvent the system and preventing your
efforts "in the next 20 years in Singapore to supporting their
purses".
SDP CSJ has shown his ability to overcome the constrictions placed
on him to survive economically and politically.
It looks like he is practising his skills - (as a Child
Psychologist) - and earning a living overseas, hence avoiding
paying income tax to the Singapore Government - which becomes no
longer relevant as the Singapore Tax System is now revised to a
consumption based tax with the implementation of GST.
His children is probably educated in Singapore, and he will still
pay the local education fees, he will still pay the indirect taxes
as he and his family utilise local services, but that will be the
price to be paid any where one lives.
One can still make an impact here despite the stifling conditions,
as we can use Singapore as a base, and make our money elsewhere,
and park it elsewhere too.