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Failed Succession Plans: 4G, AG, Presidential Election, Temasek, SPH Media…. Lee Hsien Loong, are you doing the right things? Do you really care about the future of Singapore?


Failed Succession Plans:

4G, AG, Presidential Election,

Temasek, SPH Media….


Lee Hsien Loong, are you doing the right things? Do you really care about the future of Singapore? 


Singaporeans, how many more blank cheques are you going to give to the PAP?




Under Lee Hsien Loong, we only see how Singapore is falling.  With or without intention, things are certainly not doing well in Singapore.  We need more money but the PAP has no way to find the needed money under Covid-19 crisis.


Confidence is going down too.  Lee Hsien Loong is not able to present workable succession plans in politics (4G, PE), economy (Temasek, GIC), laws (AG), and propaganda (SPH Media, social media, POFMA).


垂死挣扎 In Chinese, we call actions like these ‘to put up a last ditch (or death-bed) struggle.’



His latest move is to restructure the SPH Media. Making a former PAP chairman to head the SPH Media, is this one of his ‘dying kicks’?


In just a few more months, we will see another succession plan - the new appointment of Temasek CEO.  It failed once and will it fail again this time?


How many more praises does Lee Hsien Loong need? How many more blank cheques (ownself check ownself) are we willing to give to the PAP? 




We praise them, we give them high pay, we allow them to have monopoly in everything, but what do we have in return?


What kind of Singapore would it be if we allow the PAP to have many second chances? 


No, the PAP will never work harder for Singaporeans. They think they are intelligent and they deserve to enjoy the fruits of our past success.  


The only hope, for the SPH Media to have editorial independence, is the immediate former PAP chairman following the footstep of the former PAP chairman, Ong Teng Cheong - The independent and first popularly elected president in Singapore. 


It is time that ‘Mr Fix-it” Khaw Boon Wan shows his loyalty, integrity and independence to the country and acts in a Hara-kiri way!




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