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Locke,
Contrary to what we know, there is no longer "First among equals" in the ruling party. You have the MM, SM etc. How to have "equals" when there are already pre-determined seniority?
And contrary to what you and Perspective may think, there isn't any "Robots" in NSP. I cannot speak for other parties but in NSP, nope. If there are no "Equals" in the mindset, I wouldn't be able to become the SG within a period of 3 years.
I did not "gun" for the SG post of NSP, contrary to what Perspective may think. If I want to be the SG of any sort, it would be easier to form a political party than become a "late comer" to a well established NSP of twenty plus years. NSP is no small party to begin with. A party with its own organ aka newspaper.
There are only 4 parties with their own newspapers; i.e. WP, NSP, SDP and RP. The first three are established ones except RP which is a relatively new party. I am not sure how often SDP and RP change their issues, but for WP and NSP, there are at least 2 to 3 issues per year. WP should have about 4 issues per year.
Do you really think they are all "robots"? I truly doubt so. If they are, I would have become the SG in a very short period of time instead of spending 3 years to earn my stripes!
Goh Meng Seng
Contrary to what we know, there is no longer "First among equals" in the ruling party. You have the MM, SM etc. How to have "equals" when there are already pre-determined seniority?
And contrary to what you and Perspective may think, there isn't any "Robots" in NSP. I cannot speak for other parties but in NSP, nope. If there are no "Equals" in the mindset, I wouldn't be able to become the SG within a period of 3 years.
I did not "gun" for the SG post of NSP, contrary to what Perspective may think. If I want to be the SG of any sort, it would be easier to form a political party than become a "late comer" to a well established NSP of twenty plus years. NSP is no small party to begin with. A party with its own organ aka newspaper.
There are only 4 parties with their own newspapers; i.e. WP, NSP, SDP and RP. The first three are established ones except RP which is a relatively new party. I am not sure how often SDP and RP change their issues, but for WP and NSP, there are at least 2 to 3 issues per year. WP should have about 4 issues per year.
Do you really think they are all "robots"? I truly doubt so. If they are, I would have become the SG in a very short period of time instead of spending 3 years to earn my stripes!
Goh Meng Seng
Dear Perspective
There is a world of difference between First amongst robots and first amongst equals. The Singapore that we know today was built on the old guard where LKY was first amongst equals.
If opposition parties follow the principle of First amongst robots then we will forever be doomed to an endless repetition of first idiot amongst other lesser idiots.
Locke