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Tan’s paper is even praised by head of British civil service ! It is a 3rd party true validation of the talent in Tan Jee Say to produce outstanding work. That itself show the credential of Tan Jee Say.
http://theonlinecitizen.com/2011/04/tan-jee-says-paper-on-new-economy-reproduced-here-in-full/
So Mr Goh, where is your toilet paper that is outstanding ? I almost forget that praise to PAP is given by the same group of PAP clowns ! Are you implying that grape is sour when you can’t taste it ?
You say Tan can’t make it but who to say that you make it ? You are a utter failure, and you as warm-seater and replacement by another clown prove that.
“As the former Head of University College, Oxford University, where
Tan Jee Say was a student, I am happy to commend his essay
“Creating Jobs and Enterprise in a New Singapore Economy – Ideas
for Change”. I am not an expert on the Singapore economy but I was
Private Secretary to Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher and Head of
the British Civil Service in the 1980s and 1990s when the UK was
making the painful transition from a predominantly manufacturing
and mining economy to a knowledge-based one. Against that
background, I find Jee Say’s analysis and prescription persuasive.
It seems to me a thorough and well-argued piece of work and as such
it deserves the attention of policy-makers.”
Lord Butler of Brockwell, KG, GCB, CVO, PC,
Cabinet Secretary and Head of British Civil Service (1988-1998),
Master, University College, Oxford University (1998-2008).
it says confidential paper.
can it be shared on facebook?
Tan Jee Say encouraged everyone to grab a copy of it so I believe it’s meant to be shared (:
Enough of PAP smearing the opposition. I have yet to hear any of them give any solid plans for the future other than general empty promises (we will give singapore a better future blahblahblah…. I can write those lines myself)