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From Systematic bias against minorities, Systematic bias against Chinese educated persons. To Systematic bias against Singaporeans The bias keeps on expanding and only a United Singaporean Front can solve it.


From systematic bias against minorities and  Chinese educated persons to systematic bias against Singaporeans, these are the wonderful achievements under the PAP government. The former is under Lee Kuan Yew and the latter under Lee Hsien Loong. 


Considering finance and investment, in LKY’s era, the systematic bias is more towards unsystematic risk  (target or specific). While under LHL, the systematic bias has become a systematic risk (across the board). 

 

Malay cannot hold some positions in the army. Indian cannot become the prime minister and Chinese educated person, like Ong Teng Cheong also cannot become the prime minister as his English is not good enough. 


Even the 4G, the PAP also has their standard operation procedure for who is in who is out. Runway is too short so Heng is out.  Minorities are out too as we are not ready for a non-Chinese PM.  


You may think of the presidential election. Who is in and who is out, all depend on the PAP-controlled parliament. They can do whatever things they want.  Is this a legal, institutionalised and structured way of bias? 


The root cause is INEQUALITY???Growth???  




Even as a majority race in Singapore, you can see Chinese is against Chinese. From the early days of dialect base infighting to Chinese vs English educated persons, to the local and foreign born Chinese. ???


Systematic bias against Singaporeans???


We allow some employment and recruitment practices against Singaporeans.  We allow high-risk Covid-19 visitors to enter Singapore. We only allow Singaporeans for National Service. Oh! We also provide scholarships and university places for foreigners. 


Whether you are a majority or minorities in Singapore, with the PAP’s population and immigration policy, we will soon become minorities in our own land.


Hence, we have to redefine and broaden the definition of Singapore core.



We are in the same boat as described in the PAP’s slogan of 2011 GE.  Securing Our Future Together 同舟共济。



同舟共济 means we are in the same boat, having the same fate, regardless of race, language or religions. In 2011, the PAP said we had to work together to secure our future.  Really? The PAP seems to divide Singaporeans further under Lee Hsien Loong and his un-schedule, parliament-approved systematic bias against Singaporeans. 


唇齿相依 Chinese and non-Chinese Singaporeans are like lips and teeth.  Sometimes, the teeth might bite the lips by accident but all belong to your body.  We should look beyond our lips and teeth to emerge stronger.     





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