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technically u may be right...
however u appear to forget the moral authority n political capital that a properly elected PE wif the proper mandate fm the electorate wld hv on the dynamics of singapore's political order...like i said in another post abv...a possible comparison cld be made wif the position of King Bhumiphol of Thailand...not to the extent of semi-diety status of course...but there wld no doubt be some form of political influence becoz of the abv reasons n the fact that the PE is independent as well...
however u appear to forget the moral authority n political capital that a properly elected PE wif the proper mandate fm the electorate wld hv on the dynamics of singapore's political order...like i said in another post abv...a possible comparison cld be made wif the position of King Bhumiphol of Thailand...not to the extent of semi-diety status of course...but there wld no doubt be some form of political influence becoz of the abv reasons n the fact that the PE is independent as well...
hahaha...all the hot air but nobody can answer the simple question...
"can the EP be removed if he refused to follow the advice of the cabinet/presidential council???"
i think we are giving too much credence to the post of EP....thinking that a strong independent minded person
can redefine the role of EP on his own.
it doesn't matter if you are yes or no man.....
the rules are pre-defined and you have to play along with it......
give you an analogy......if you want to play football or any other game, you follow the rules......
you cannot said you are your own man and you do things your own way.....
if not happy, you don't join in the game.