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Thursday, March 20, 2025

China will boost domestic consumption

China is implementing a 30 point plan to boost domestic consumption

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Anonymous said...: This country should focus to be more than just a system of vouchers and financial transactions. If all these are in a good place and order, all will speak for itself and more likely they might receive 75% of the votes

A strong economy
High wages
A good quality of life
A high GDP
Excellent healthcare
A robust education system
A safe and stable environment
Affordable Quality housing that offers comfort and living standards
Well-developed and reliable public transportation
Cheap, Clean & Comfortable Hawker Places for Families to Congregate run Publicly Entirely by the Government.

We have to count our blessings even though everything is below average.; April 09, 2025 9:42 AM
Anonymous said...: Who is spreading falsehoods that the Trump family had insider information about stock market plans, allowing them to buy low and sell high?; April 11, 2025 9:01 PM
Anonymous said...: Went to buy a pair of New Balance running shoes, and it says made in Vietnam.; April 17, 2025 8:28 AM
Angela Chong Mei Ying Chong Angela (Zhang Meiying) Angela said...: Many China men as sugar daddies to sugar baby me!; August 03, 2025 9:59 PM
Anonymous said...: The consequences of prioritising profits above all.
Focusing exclusively on profits can lead to negative and ethical concerns, including:

Poor employee treatment- Businesses may cut wages, benefits, or training to reduce costs, leading to high turnover, burnout, and low morale.

Declining quality- Cutting costs to maximise profit can result in lower-quality goods or services, damages the brand's reputation and erode customers' trust.

Customer exploitation-A profit-first mentality can lead to unethical practices like overpricing, aggressive marketing, and misleading customers.

Missing LKY!!!; October 06, 2025 7:51 PM
Anonymous said...: Tan Kin Lian needs to start a funding donations for Megan Khung's grandmother to sue the Singapore Police Force and those top, The country cannot go on the way it has been operating, period. Any sympathetic lawyers?; October 25, 2025 10:35 AM
Anonymous said...: “Whose Job Is It?”

Four people named Everybody, Somebody, Anybody, and Nobody. Jobs needed to be done and Everybody was sure that Somebody would take care of it. Although Anybody could have done the job, Nobody stepped up. Somebody became frustrated😤 because it was Everybody’s responsibility. Everybody thought that Anybody could handle it, but Nobody realised that Everybody wouldn’t take action. In the end, Everybody blamed Somebody when Nobody did what Anybody could have done.

This frequently occurs in the government and oppositions, companies, that lacks accountability👥. (WP or PAP?)

So, how can you encourage people to take responsibility for their work?

Be a Role Model: If you want people to act be responsible, you need to demonstrate accountability✅. Your team look to you for direction bah; November 10, 2025 5:18 PM
Anonymous said...: 𝗣𝗘𝗢𝗣𝗟𝗘'𝗦 𝗔𝗖𝗧𝗜𝗢𝗡 𝗣𝗔𝗥𝗧𝗬
1.Paid bribes for Taylor Swift for autonomy? This country was supposed to be free from corruption or favouritism?
2.Minister getting public staff to search for his private property business. We were told nobody should be above the law?
3. TCJ affair took a long time to address?
4.Ministers having private dinners with money
launderers. They were suppose to do right for the people?

𝙒𝙊𝙍𝙆𝙀𝙍'𝙎 𝙋𝘼𝙍𝙏𝙔
1. A couple from West Coast wrote to the useless chief for assistance. Took 4 years just to pass it to PSP?
2. Leon's affair was too bothersome so easy to push aside till cannot anymore?
3. Reash Khan's lie in Parliament drama was like insulting the people's intelligence.
4. Noor Deros was focused solely about deflecting when WP was just about serving the Muslims community?

White or Black?
The Whites are an eyesore clinging on to our foundation of our founding fathers.
The Black can only see the teeth and the white of eyes. Everything else is dark and black. The black holding on to Low Thia Kiang and the team of Sylvia and the terrorists from Malaysia for votes and their internet support!

More spoil votes in the next GE???; November 11, 2025 11:05 AM
Anonymous said...: Was a convicted liar 🕵️‍♂️ allowed, so as to set examples for future PAP calibers and merits standards 📜 for a world class parliament? mou ngaan tai.; December 05, 2025 11:59 AM
Anonymous said...: DEVIL OWN PEEPLE. CATCH DEVIL ALSO OWN PEEPLE.

Own peeple created and put the rotten apple in parliament even knowing he was convicted by the court.

Now also own peeple came out and say the rotten apple will spoil the whole basket!Devil's Own People. Catch Devil's Own People.

The Own People created and placed the rotten apple into parliament, even knowing he had been convicted by the court.

Now, the Own People are saying that the rotten apple will spoil the whole basket and cause others to rot due to spread decay and bring down the whole?

If we had talent, after the elections, it could have been : "sorry hor we cannot have a convicted court perjury as politicians. It serves as a warning about maintaning standards, cos humans have eyes to see, brain to think and ears to listen." That is what sets as apart from other countries. Now no need all these prolonged time consuming process to remove the *LIAR*.

No need to fear backlash as it was only the loud *minority*.

Every choices carries consequenses immediate or long term to consider weighing the benefits against the costs. There is a price to pay for every decisions.

We cannot have *WIMPS* and *MOUSE*; December 19, 2025 5:27 PM
Anonymous said...: \\𝐁udget 𝐍ew// “Our life is frittered away by being too complex.. simplify, simplify simplify”.

We need to eliminate away from all the stupid subsidies and GST except for
1. Medical
2. Housing
3. Education and
4. The lower income.
5. Spoonfeeding.

People are allowed to make choices on their own to spend according to their taste,preferences. Some families can go by comfortably at 5K per month( not because they cannot afford luxuries but they are contented with simple living) whilst others may need 50K cos hoa lian and spoilt.

When GST is cut so will the compounding cost .; January 06, 2026 4:13 PM
Anonymous said...: Thank you for dropping by today. It was nice meeting you, and I appreciate your friendly and professional manner.

For your reference, I recorded a live video measuring the sound levels in my home using the A-weighting method, which is commonly used for assessing music-related noise. The measurement was taken using a validated application (Decibel X), and the volume recorded in the video reflects the exact volume at which I usually play audio at home. The measurement was taken directly in front of the speaker.

According to the National Environment Agency (NEA) guidelines in Singapore (link attached for reference), the recorded levels do not exceed the permissible limits. Additionally, measurements taken outside my door were approximately 50–55 dB, which is consistent with typical ambient outdoor noise levels in Singapore. This is also expected given that the corridor is open and the building does not have sealed structures.

Given these measurements, I am concerned that the repeated complaints may not be proportionate to the actual noise levels.

I would also like to raise a safety concern regarding an incident on the night of 4 January at around 10:00 PM, during he forcefully slammed on my door without ringing the doorbell. The manner of the knocking was extremely aggressive and caused me to feel unsafe in my own home. I did not report this incident at the time, as I hoped to avoid unnecessary escalation between neighbours.

However, in light of the repeated complaints and the prior incident, I would appreciate it if you could inform the neighbour that any further aggressive behaviour or physical interference with my door is unacceptable. Should such an incident occur again, I will reserve my right to take appropriate legal action and will report the matter directly to the police.

Thank you for your understanding and assistance.

[Our high standard of Swiss Living all over Singapore] Stress Stress Stress; January 31, 2026 5:56 PM
Anonymous said...: The way the picture was painted for the people seemed well and good. However, businesses are dropping dead like flies. Deaths, whether from accidents or otherwise; it's not a pretty picture.; February 21, 2026 3:19 PM
Anonymous said...: Lee Kuan Yew was right about welfarism.

The concept of a welfare: On one hand, we can argue that it is essential for providing a safety net for the most vulnerable in society. However, concerns about its long-term sustainability has consequences.

Once a welfare state is established, it can create a sense of dependency for some individuals. This reliance can lead to a cycle where people may not want to improve their circumstances because its dependence. Additionally, as needs grow and populations change, the demand for welfare services can escalate, raising about the state’s ability to provide without increasing taxes or reallocating funds from other vital services.

Furthermore, welfare can breed jealousy and imbalance which is happening in this country right under our noses. When some individuals receive benefits while others do not, it can foster resentment and feelings of unfairness. There’s also the risk of misuse of resources, which can further exacerbate distrust in the system.

Finding the right balance between providing necessary support and encouraging self-sufficiency is a complex . We have now a Parliament on which group needs more money, when all also need money.

We are grateful that the $500 cash assistance in January will give us a better choice of just enough for a reunion dinner for a family of 15 in a restaurant, however we have since chosen to avoid dinning at places with a 9% GST.

Sometimes, when things are not broken, its better not to change it for the sake of changing. Now all is just messy.; February 28, 2026 12:41 PM
Anonymous said...: Penny Wise, Pound Foolish

Many people prefer to use ride-hailing services like *GRAB* but spend *hours* at the *gym* paying for memberships or trying to find time to *jog*.

Willing to spend dun know what kind of money on a *car*, yet the authorities are charging an additional *$1* for *ERP* here and there—leading to wasted *time* . Nobody knows what the purpose of ERP is anymore hee hee. Do you know how much a car cost compared to the ERP charges?

Therefore, we need civil service, who knows practicality, not just computer models methodology.; March 12, 2026 11:16 AM
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Anonymous said...: Tank u for the pay increase. We now hope good, qualified people will come forward to join PSP and the other opposition party. I feel shiok.; September 08, 2026 6:50 PM
Anonymous said...: PM Lawrence Wong knows how to solve problems by donating his increase to charity.
Firstly, the charity benefits.
Secondly, his income tax bill will not increase.
Thirdly, he will get tax relief from the donations?; September 09, 2026 9:01 PM
Anonymous said...: If we have 3.7 million Singapore citizens and you can't find 37 to go into politics, are you looking in the wrong place, at the wrong crowd, or at the wrong money? Do we have to keep looking at those already earning millions or those earning below half a million? A person with million$-dollar salary might be the right person for PAP but not for the people or the country? How can these kind of people relate to 70% HDB dwellers? Hopefully, in the next election, their score will be 49.99% because they are sick. Now, with so many fakes in parliament, I don't watch because I also become sick, because I don't have thick skin. My skin is very sensitive one.; September 10, 2026 9:59 PM
Anonymous said...: When they keep going after the ATAS people for ministers, their brains cannot look out for non -atas residents. My father has an insurance policy which the monthly payout was sent by cheque to him. He just wrote his bank account number behind and walk 12 minutes to the bank and deposit it into the box. Some smart-alek decided to phase out the cheque. The insurance company sent a notice to my father that the payment will be through 'paynow." As my father is not proficient in all this new technology, he makes his way to the insurance company monthly with his POSB pass book. These are the multi-million dollar ministers we have today. Do the unnecessary but do nothing on the necessary. Most seniors are scared of not knowing what will be coming next. They just keep taking away the olderly way of live.; September 11, 2026 7:57 AM
Anonymous said...: Singapore should appoint ministers from a wider range of backgrounds, other than doctors, military leaders and lawyers. Maybe people like the Sheng Siong brothers who are practical, market aware who understand the everyday residents without the elite credentials.

Law Society banned him, but Parliament keeps him? He stood up there and asked the PAP to be transparent ha ha so funny. First World Parliament leh, no joke. Some more said not there for salary.

Resale 5-room HDB rose to millions.
COES rose to 130$
GST raised to 9%
If ministers' salaries aren't raised, very Lau Kwee.
But good lah, vouchers also rising.

Nowadays, even fire hoses don't seem to work. Homes do not have an escape route. In old Singapore is quality against quantity. Now are profits upsized against citizens.; September 14, 2026 9:12 PM
Anonymous said...: Do we need million dollar ministers who only know solutions with financial payouts to quiet unrest, compensate for poor governance, or hide deeper flaws? This is commonly known to in political and economic theory as "throwing money at a problem". It creates dependency without fixing the root cause. Instead of solving the problem, it becomes fixing with compensation. This is called paying millions for talent all over the country!; September 22, 2026 9:16 PM
Anonymous said...: “Laws are like cobwebs, which may catch small flies, but let wasps and hornets break through.”
― Jonathan Swift; September 28, 2026 7:11 AM
Anonymous said...: Paper Qualifications Do Not Guarantee Good Politicians!

• Politics is learned through practice. Cheem people can sometimes be too theoretical( catch no ball) and not in tune with the everyday concerns of ordinary citizens.
• A lotta global leaders with minimal education have achieved high public trust and effective governance, proving that academic titles do not define capability.
What Makes Good Politicians?
• Empathy and relatability: A strong concern for the public and a willingness to listen and understand people's struggles.
• Integrity and Sincerity: Honesty, ethical behaviour, and putting the country above personal gain and not about winning arguments.
• Execution and Delivery: The capacity to follow through on promises. Not saying one thing and doing something else.

Why Lee Kuan Yew was priceless cos he had most of the above qualities. From what I heard from my mother, he wore disguises and went around unannounced with his security to see things with his own eyes. And when he felt something wasn't right, he made sure the person in charge didn't get away with it. It was as if people felt secure. And when he talked, people sat up and listened.

Now its about money at all costs. Politicians only know how to make speeches prepared by their own people, and the best thing they do is take selfies and pose.

Traffic jams are common during peak hours due to accidents. Vicom even passed cars exam even signal lights are broken.
Confrontations are common on buses, walkways, roads, and eating places due to people's frustrations and compact living.
In all, are the ministers good enough to deserve high pay, especially the president, who is there only to sign any blank cheques presented to him?; October 01, 2026 1:21 PM
Anonymous said...: Do you think PAP dare to change the rules so that anyone who has been charged by the court is not allowed to be a candidate for election? It does not matter if the fine is $7k. Lets wait and see the balls! Lying in Parliament equals $35k. Lying under oath (perjury) equals 7k. Humph?; October 01, 2026 6:56 PM

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