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Instead of fixing the system, Straits Times chose to blame men for refusing to play a game rigged against them. The contradiction is obvious: you cannot demonize men while simultaneously expecting them to rescue your collapsing society. Straits Times' recent obsession with the so-called...

PAP is panicking over collapsing birth rates, dwindling marriage numbers, and an economic future that looks increasingly bleak. Yet, propaganda against men who have chosen to opt out of a system that works against them is actively being pushed. The irony is as glaring as it is ridiculous. On...

https://www.straitstimes.com/life/red-pill-and-black-pill-deciphering-the-language-of-the-manosphere

The recent Straits Times article attempting to "decipher" the language of the manosphere is yet another example of mainstream media’s desperate attempt to discredit men who are rejecting a rigged system. It predictably follows the same tired formula of cherry-picking the most extreme voices...

This bold move to recruit foreigners into the police force to address manpower shortages has serious challenges ahead. These recruits come from environments where bribery and corruption are commonplace, and there’s concern that they might bring these practices with them to Singapore. While they...

Message from the activists. First off, we would like to clarify that we went to Minister Shanmugam’s MPS to share our concerns about how POFMA is being used. We made that clear to every single volunteer that screened us (five of them) and we also made it clear that while we would like to see...

If you ask me, it felt like more of a staged performance than an actual confrontation. For starters, these activists have apparently done the same routine at other MPS sessions multiple times, disrupting proceedings to accuse Shanmugam of spreading misinformation. Fair enough, activism in...

As election season approaches, many are asking: Should we continue with the status quo, or is it time for a shift? While some remain loyal to the incumbent for self serving reasons, others are reconsidering their support due to a growing list of concerns. Is the current leadership serving...

What’s even more concerning is the deliberate blurring of lines between foreigners and locals through the granting of PR and citizenship. Many foreigners are fast-tracked into becoming PRs or citizens, creating a smokescreen that masks the true extent of foreign labor in our workforce. This...

https://www.channelnewsasia.com/singapore/work-permit-no-maximum-employment-period-age-s-pass-foreign-workers-4981096

Tan See Leng's comments regarding foreign workers and their role in Singapore’s economy feel incredibly out of touch with the realities faced by many locals. While he argues that without foreign workers, some companies might not even exist in Singapore, this perspective glosses over the deeper...

For decades, feminists have championed equality, only when it benefits them. The moment responsibility, sacrifice, or fairness comes into play, the narrative shifts. In Singapore, this hypocrisy is glaring. Men are burdened with obligations women would never accept, yet when they ask for basic...

https://www.straitstimes.com/life/involuntarily-celibate-inside-the-minds-of-incels-who-blame-women-and-society

The recent article on "incels" is nothing short of a disgraceful hit piece, dripping with misandry and designed to demonize men who are already struggling. It is a textbook example of how mainstream media shamelessly punches down, ridiculing and vilifying those at their lowest instead of...

RON95 fuel subsidies are for Malaysia-registered vehicles. Foreign-registered vehicles, such as Singapore-registered cars, are not allowed to purchase RON95 petrol. This rule applies even if the driver is a Malaysian citizen.