Singapore must re-examine many of its past policies and assumptions which caused many of our major problems e.g. tax-and-recover system causing drop in our economic competitiveness.
So can we still apply this kind of policies to managing today's economy ? Which MPs and Ministers have been looking into these old policies and addressing of the "20 major policy errors of the government" posted since 2002 to FBU by many people.
Is PM Lee going to change the old policies or is he still making the same old assumptions which have failed to work since the 1970s.
Results and performances are what Singaporeans want not more promises or new-fangled solution like "robbing of rich to feed the poor". Majority of citizens are poor or new poor so how to rob any more. New solution not yet succeeded so far is for our ministers to think out of the old past assumptions held very dear by our MM Lee which did not work.
They have to come up with new policies to reverse double-charging of people on land or triple-charing them on vehicles and a long-overdue strategic economic restructuring master plan and seriously go about upgrading the economy to value-adding technology-driven model supported by adequate supports of government of its own domestic businesses and its own citizens.