I'm also predicting a better margin for the PAP. COE down, housing prices down, attractive Pioneer Generation Package, regional instability, etc, all these are factors which are going to benefit them. Don't forget also that they have just recently hinted on relaxing some of the CPF white tape in the months to come.HUAT AH!
Singapore economy grew 4.9% on-year in Q1: MTI
100+ Channel NewsAsia Singapore News 10h
Singapore's GDP growth forecast for 2014 will remain at 2 to 4 per cent, after the economy grew 4.9 per cent on a year-on-year basis in the first quarter.
HUAT AH!
Singapore economy grew 4.9% on-year in Q1: MTI
100+ Channel NewsAsia Singapore News 10h
Singapore's GDP growth forecast for 2014 will remain at 2 to 4 per cent, after the economy grew 4.9 per cent on a year-on-year basis in the first quarter.
I'm also predicting a better margin for the PAP. COE down, housing prices down, attractive Pioneer Generation Package, regional instability, etc, all these are factors which are going to benefit them.
...Don't forget also that they have just recently hinted on relaxing some of the CPF white tape in the months to come.
They may not win back Aljunied, but frankly, they have done quite a far bit of damage control.Pappies may not form the next Govt in 2016 or if they win, it will not be a big win. The loss of one GRC in GE 2011 is bad omen for the pappies. Don't blow your trumpet too soon.
HUAT AH!
Singapore economy grew 4.9% on-year in Q1: MTI
100+ Channel NewsAsia Singapore News 10h
Singapore's GDP growth forecast for 2014 will remain at 2 to 4 per cent, after the economy grew 4.9 per cent on a year-on-year basis in the first quarter.
HUAT AH!
Singapore economy grew 4.9% on-year in Q1: MTI
100+ Channel NewsAsia Singapore News 10h
Singapore's GDP growth forecast for 2014 will remain at 2 to 4 per cent, after the economy grew 4.9 per cent on a year-on-year basis in the first quarter.
They may not win back Aljunied, but frankly, they have done quite a far bit of damage control.
hahaha.....papee will win the next GE again if there are more retarded opps supporters like scroobal and papsmearer posting in sbf....woof..woof..woof.
Not say to side with the PAP, but cost of living in most developed countries are also up. The queue for HDB has definitely improved better than during that idiot Mah Bow Tan's era. It's also true that they should listen more to the ground. This is still their arrogant part. I must also add that Ass Loong is not really a capable leader, and it'll be good if someone better can take over him, but definitely I won't support Kee Chiu nor Tharman.Damage control? Foreigners in our population keep going up. Middle class sinkees continue to lose jobs with foreigners. HDB flat still exceed $400k. Bus fares are up. Food is up. Everything is up. If that is damage control, I dread when they are screwing us.
They may not win back Aljunied, but frankly, they have done quite a far bit of damage control.
It's also true that they should listen more to the ground. This is still their arrogant part.
...It's also true that they should listen more to the ground. This is still their arrogant part. I must also add that Ass Loong is not really a capable leader, but then, can an opposition member perform this task even better?
Yes, he was damned bloody stupid and an idiot to make that comment. But, what's said cannot be retrieved. Just like his "Mee Siam Mai Hum". That's why I said he's not really a capable leader.With the recent statement coming from LHL on SG belonging to foreigners as well such as ah nehs, it is not damage control. It is self immolation for the pappies. Sinkies are now really pissed off.
HUAT AH!
Singapore economy grew 4.9% on-year in Q1: MTI
100+ Channel NewsAsia Singapore News 10h
Singapore's GDP growth forecast for 2014 will remain at 2 to 4 per cent, after the economy grew 4.9 per cent on a year-on-year basis in the first quarter.
HUAT AH!
Singapore economy grew 4.9% on-year in Q1: MTI
100+ Channel NewsAsia Singapore News 10h
Singapore's GDP growth forecast for 2014 will remain at 2 to 4 per cent, after the economy grew 4.9 per cent on a year-on-year basis in the first quarter.