Comments on: Who decides what is best for Singapore?

By: Kew Kah Fatt

Kew Kah Fatt — Sun, 08 Jul 2007 01:45:41 +0000

Observice,

Are 1400 institutionalised leaders that smart ? Even all the high IQ holders in the world will not solve any natural problem. The answer is hidden in all the old scriptures, the hidden TRUTH.

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By: observice

observice — Sat, 07 Jul 2007 05:50:16 +0000

going by a recent report in the papers, the authorities intend to gather 1400 institutionalized leaders for dialogues. it may just be a signal that they are wary of the potential emergence of ideological divide to destablilize an established power and challenge a forumulated global mindset . perhaps, they think it is better to ‘unionize’ them sooner, just in case, like their version of a workers’ union. allowing the groups to grow without further tightening regulations may increase their ‘prosperity’ to much of their discomfort aka dragon land( with wealth comes a build up of greater millitary might etc) up north in the eyes of the world.

the strategy is to get all these leaders to commit to a shared vision and values. whilst it may help in achieving a certain level of peace and stability, i am not sure such compromises will make their kind a lesser being and ulitmately, lay the foundation for ruin.

By: outboxed

outboxed — Thu, 05 Jul 2007 14:58:45 +0000

we have too many single dimensional thinkers around. we must think beyond the local gov..?

fact is, there are all kinds of ‘gov’ everywhere. the smallest form of gov is perhaps the humble family unit. in a family, the head of the household is the ‘prime minister’. he may even be refered to as ‘the father of his little nation’.

a much larger form of ‘gov’ is found in religious institutions. some of these rule over tens of thousands. in some countries, they ruled over millions of followers.

in the early days, one of this little gov actually changed the world.

so who decides what’s best for sg?

the less obvious maybe a gov within a gov?

and the best part is, it is all legitimate…:)

By: Freedom, Not Fiefdom

Freedom, Not Fiefdom — Thu, 05 Jul 2007 09:15:33 +0000

Don’t buy the bullshit that we do not have natural resources. We have. Our deep harbours! Damned, how did we forget that as a nation? Or does PAP want us to keep depending on them such that they keep selling us the “no-natural-resources” bull?

Harbour is one. Our strategic location along the Malacca Straits and between Indian and Pacific Oceans! Even our lack of natural disasters is a natural resource.

Trying building a Singapore in the middle of the African desert!

So do we have natural resources or what?

By: Thursday

Thursday — Thu, 05 Jul 2007 06:22:02 +0000

Wait then. Wait and do nothing.
Since what’s to happen will happen, right? And even if you try to move away when it falls, you’ll get opposed. So let nature take its course.

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By: Kew Kah Fatt

Kew Kah Fatt — Thu, 05 Jul 2007 03:52:15 +0000

The world is a stage
We are only actors

Everything is premeditated. What is to happen will happen. It is like can you stop the sun from rising at the East ?

The future of Singapore is already predetermined. Only the divine can know the outlines, not the clear picture.

If you try to force your way to do things, you get opposed. Nature will takes its course.