What have PAP done so far to win us over?
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Many of us turned away from PAP during 2011 general election.
What have PAP done so far to win us over in the next general election?
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My current MP is a nice guy. I met him on many occasions when I had my meals at coffee shop near my house.
But I had never meet my former MP who retired in 2011 since I moved into my unit in 2001.
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Come on! They does'nt need your vote anymore...by 2016
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Yes, they have. Tony tan just donated $7m to victims of haiyan in philippines.
To singaporeans, pappies / LEE HSIEN LOONG you die your business. Before u die please pay all bills to the govt.
They have been helping outsiders instead of locals who genuinely need help
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COE.
to make money or to control the number of vehicles on the road?
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Medical benefit for pioneer Singaporeans.
Monetary award for Singaporeans to have baby.
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PM Lee on the state of the 'nanny state':
There are still limits, but also 'more free play' in S'pore
HOT TOPICS: Screengrab of the The Financial Times' interview with PM Lee on www.ft.com
Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong does not consider the phrase "nanny state" an insult, The Financial Times reports.
In an interview with the paper in London recently, Mr Lee was asked if Singapore was "lightening up a bit".
It quotes him as replying: "I think the fairways are wider. It doesn't mean there are no limits but it means there is more free play."
And he explains, with a laugh: "When people say they don't want a nanny state they are, in fact, in a conflicted state of mind. On the one hand, they want to do whatever they want and not be stopped. On the other hand, if something goes wrong, they want to be rescued."
Mr Lee also feels that while Singaporeans generally feel more secure these days, "an appropriate sense of insecurity is very helpful".
He says: "You don't have to be paranoid but you do have to take risks very seriously."
Taking the long view should remind Singaporeans to stay on guard, the paper quotes him as saying. The interview also touched on the crisis in Ukraine and what it means for Singapore.
He says: "We are a small country, we depend on international law, treaties and agreements and the sanctity of these things, and if they can just be overridden or ignored, well, then we are in serious trouble."
Asked what he makes of the West's reaction and whether it has been strong enough, he says he doesn't believe the West can do much more in Ukraine.
"I think you should have thought of that before encouraging the demonstrators on the Maidan (in the capital, Kiev)."
Mr Lee was also asked if he envisages a day when the People's Action Party is no longer running Singapore.
His reply: "It could well happen. I don't know how it will work but it could happen."
His reply: "It could well happen. I don't know how it will work but it could happen."
And the paper reports that a little later this is what he had to add: "It may not be one team in, one team out, it may be more complicated - you're getting used to more complicated than that in Britain now."
Snapshot, The New Paper, 13 April 2014, Pg 6 -
Thanks for posting. Very few in sgf interested in such discussion. They are indifferent. Most sinkies sama sama thT is why we are stuck with greedy evils.
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I had never met my MP before until this year.
They used to be very "high up the sky", no sh-t given about the people. I had NEVER met my Sengkang MP before personally [other than the time I recieved an award].
Still not won over
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none
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Yes, they have done many things but ............. for their selfish gain.
Ah qua loong also has been doing a lot of talking thru the media for the sake of seeking attention. His talk are all crap. Talk so much, he is indeed an empty vessel maing the most noise. Most of the time he talks without wisdom, substance. To me all is noise .
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let's jump :lol:
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Originally posted by Mr Milo:
let’s jump
You are crazy.
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By converting more foreigners to citizenship would greatly reduce on the reliance on local true blue sinkies voters especially those who naively thinks they are currently benefiting from their master's policy typically civil serpent, even new citizens.( these voters are short sighted because they are enjoying a comfortable paycheck as of now but fail to see what's to come SOON if they continue vote 4 them).
Eventually, when they realise their master betrays them & they decided to join the opp side,then it will be too late, because real true blue sinkies population would consist of only 40% of the total pop , even if you all want to unite agst them, it is really too late liao...u all will be the minority... so always rmb your selfish vote gonna kill all other sinkie (n your child) in future..... pls vote wisely in the next coming election.....( hint: 6.9 million population plan- this ruling party is not stupid & wait for the axe to come)
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Good news everyday in newspapers.
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More affordable flats for needy Singaporean.
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A packet of fried rice with egg is S$3.50 in 2011.
A packet of fried rice with egg is S$5.00 in 2014.
Same stall in the same coffee shop.
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Rebates for utility bills and service and conservancy charges.
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:lol:
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Government-Paid Childcare Leave Scheme: If your youngest child is under the age of 7 years, you and your spouse are each entitled to 6 days of paid childcare leave over a 12-month period.The first 3 days of your leave is employer-paid (or yourself, if self-employed), while the last 3 days of leave will be government-paid (capped at $500 a day, including CPF contributions).Each working parent can claim up to 42 days of paid childcare leave in respect of the youngest child until the year the child turns 7 years old.The government will reimburse your employer (or yourself, if self-employed) a maximum of 3 childcare leave days in a calendar year.
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Extended Childcare Leave Scheme: If your youngest child is between the age of 7 and 12 years, you and your spouse are each entitled to 2 days of paid childcare leave over a 12-month period.The 2 days are fully paid for by the government (capped at $500 a day, including CPF contributions).Your paid childcare leave will not be pro-rated.
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Is taxi driver (self-employed) eligible for 3 days of childcare leave? Have any of you (self-employed) claimed from government (capped at S$500 a day)?
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Originally posted by Llg2178:
A packet of fried rice with egg is S$3.50 in 2011.
A packet of fried rice with egg is S$5.00 in 2014.
Same stall in the same coffee shop.
Rental damn high.