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Is the old Singapore better than the new Singapore.

The good old Singapore. Guess which years he is talking about.
If our population goes back to 3.5 million, the price of housing, cars, food and just about anything else will be lowered. S'pore would cease to be the most expensive city in the world. There would be more open spaces, our children who plan to marry won't have to wait years for their HDB flats and will be in a better position to own their own homes (upgrade to private property) and buy a car. Their career prospects would be far brighter than the bleak future of the current young graduates.
 
If our population goes back to 3.5 million, the price of housing, cars, food and just about anything else will be lowered. S'pore would cease to be the most expensive city in the world. There would be more open spaces, our children who plan to marry won't have to wait years for their HDB flats and will be in a better position to own their own homes (upgrade to private property) and buy a car. Their career prospects would be far brighter than the bleak future of the current young graduates.
Yes, we had LKY, Goh Keng Swee, Hon Swee San, Toh Chin Chye, Barker...., all truthfully worked for Singaporeans, the cost of living then was manageable even our earning was not high. Most importantly, we did not have CECA Indians to steal our rice bowls.
The ministers then were not highly paid, unlike the present ministers.
We didn't mind being the 3rd world country, but we were very happy with small population.
 
LKY and his son LHL have long treated S'pore as their personal property, even though S'pore is merely a small nation. Most of the positions of power not held by LHL are held by his relatives, starting with his wife Ho Ching, whose remuneration has remained undisclosed. It is common knowledge that it runs undoubtedly into hundreds of million of dollars from taxpayers.
李朝?
 
The CIMO classification is a continuation of that policy to divide and rule. LKY and his successors swear by Sun Tze's "Art of War".
In old days, there are many SME thriving . Now Gov active management in business sector, ish having a hand or stake all good profitable sectors
 
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Modern years are so good that we can blow free AirCon’s without worrying crowded shopping Centers
 
If our population goes back to 3.5 million, the price of housing, cars, food and just about anything else will be lowered. S'pore would cease to be the most expensive city in the world. There would be more open spaces, our children who plan to marry won't have to wait years for their HDB flats and will be in a better position to own their own homes (upgrade to private property) and buy a car. Their career prospects would be far brighter than the bleak future of the current young graduates.
Aiyahhhhhhhhh
The only leeson why Sinkie leeders started to inclease the population was to push the economy.
If the population leemain the same hor then there is no demand and the economee become stagnat or go downhill.
So Ah Lee thought inclease the population who will then need more services, more food, more houses, more eating out, etc et
Then hor the economy oso move up
If leemain the same then the economeee stagnate.
But then it is not the same leesult always.
 
AiyahhhhhhhhhThe onl y leeson why Sinkie leeders started to inclease the population was to push the economy. If the population leemain the same hor then there is no demand and the economee become stagnat or go downhill. So Ah Lee thought inclease the population who will then need more services, more food, more houses, more eating out, etc et Then hor the economy oso move up If leemain the same then the economeee stagnate. But then it is not the same leesult always.
The sudden surge in S'pore's population offers only a short-term boost to the economy through increased demand. The PAP did not expect citizens to be up in arms over the significant downsides. In land-scarce SG, a sudden increase in demand without a corresponding increase in supply of goods and services would lead to rapid inflation. We have witnessed this in terms of housing, cars and just about everything else. The lower and middle-income households were disproportionately affected, making the cost of living unaffordable for the masses.
 
the old days are much better.
Dr Chee Soon Juan spoke at length during his latest SDP rally against PAP’s immigration policies, which he rightly pointed out, has resulted in issues such as overcrowding and increased cost of living here.
 
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