Singapore's population could hit 6.9 million by 2030

• Clivebenss

  12 Apr 14, 21:59

  Originally posted by ArJoe:

  
  After 2016 there might be a miracle..cheer up

  more or less the same, many sgreans still sleeping.

• ArJoe

  12 Apr 14, 22:04

  Originally posted by Clivebenss:

  more or less the same, many sgreans still sleeping.

  
  However the good sign is that Many Singaporeans are pissed off with the current situation..
• Clivebenss

  12 Apr 14, 22:06

  Originally posted by ArJoe:

  
  However the good sign is that Many Singaporeans are pissed off with the current situation..

  not really out of the net then is the real Sg.

• charlize

  18 Apr 14, 09:33

  What? 

• Clivebenss

  18 Apr 14, 14:16

  Originally posted by charlize:

  What? 

  kick bad ass charlize.

• Mr Milo

  19 Apr 14, 00:56

  kick FiFi :lol:
• Clivebenss

  19 Apr 14, 12:41

  kick charlize

• charlize

  19 Apr 14, 13:04

  Originally posted by ArJoe:

  
  However the good sign is that Many Singaporeans are pissed off with the current situation..

  Who says? 

   

  Those who complain are the very small minority. 

• Clivebenss

  19 Apr 14, 13:05

  kick charlize

• ArJoe

  19 Apr 14, 17:03

  Originally posted by charlize:

  Who says? 

   

  Those who complain are the very small minority. 

  
  Many have the feeling but just do not speak it out to others
• charlize

  19 Apr 14, 17:13

  Originally posted by ArJoe:

  
  Many have the feeling but just do not speak it out to others

  How you know if they don't speak out to others? 

   

  Are you a mind reader? 

• ArJoe

  19 Apr 14, 18:09

  Originally posted by charlize:

  How you know if they don't speak out to others? 

   

  Are you a mind reader? 

  
  Well common sense tells you that why pap almost lost the 2011 General elections, abd why would people enjoy overpriced stuff and competition with foreigners?
• charlize

  19 Apr 14, 18:11

  Originally posted by ArJoe:

  
  Well common sense tells you that why pap almost lost the 2011 General elections, abd why would people enjoy overpriced stuff and competition with foreigners?

  60% enjoy overpriced stuff and competition.

   

  the numbers don't lie. 

• ArJoe

  19 Apr 14, 18:18

  And may I know where did you get your source from?
• charlize

  19 Apr 14, 18:21

  You said it.

   

  2011 GE. 

• ArJoe

  19 Apr 14, 18:24

  That is absolute nonsense I dont remember such a thing
• charlize

  19 Apr 14, 18:26

  

• Mr Milo

  19 Apr 14, 20:22

  kick charlize :lol:
• M the name

  20 Apr 14, 16:31

  Opposition to Philippine independence day event

   

  PM Lee: Thuggish behaviour a disgrace to S'pore

   

  Appalled: Be generous and welcoming or we'll have every reason to be ashamed, says PM Lee. ST FILE PICTURE

   

  Welcome visitors or risk lowering our standing in the world. That was the stark message to Singaporeans from Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong yesterday.

     He made the comments in a Facebook post on the controversy surrounding a plan to celebrate Philippine independence day at Ngee Ann City on June 8, and the way some Singaporeans have opposed it.

     He wrote that he supported Acting Manpower Minister Tan Chuan-Jin, who had earlier called for a stand against bigotry and "repulsive" peddlers of hate.

     Mr Lee also used strong language against what he said appeared to be the work of a "few trolls".

     He wrote that he was appalled to read of those who had harrassed the organisers of the Philippine independence day event.

     "They are a disgrace to Singapore," he wrote.

     At the same time, Mr Lee was "heartened that many sensible Singaporeans condemn this thuggish behaviour".

     Like Mr Tan, he drew a parallel with the experiences of Singaporean overseas.

     "We must treat people in Singapore the way we ourselves expect to be treated overseas. Many Singaporeans live overseas, and are warmly welcomed in their adopted homes," Mr Lee wrote.

     "I just attended our Singapore Day in London. How would we have felt if British netizens had spammed our website, and abused Singaporeans living in Britain?"

     The negative comments from Singaporeans had come after the Philippie organisers posted an announcement of the event on Facebook, many of them on a page that campaigns against "an over-populated Singapore". The organisers were also reportedly harassed by annonymous callers.

     Mr Lee wrote: "We must show that we are generous of spirit and welcome visitors into our midst, even as we manage the foreign population here.

     "Otherwise we will lower our standing in the eyes of the world, and have every reason to be ashamed of ourselves."

  
  Snapshot, The New Paper On Sunday, 20 April 2014, Pg 6

• Mr Milo

  20 Apr 14, 20:06

  He himself is the disgrace, not us. Now he (Lee Hsien Long) has called us ridiculous for our opposition points to the fact he is a traitorous bastard. Everyone with a brain knows only Independence Day is celebrated for that particular country, not of others in public. The whole world is laughing at us, for allowing such a thing to happen.
• charlize

  27 Apr 14, 00:00

  Originally posted by Clivebenss:

  more or less the same, many sgreans still sleeping.

  Zzzzz. 

• Clivebenss

  27 Apr 14, 01:12

  Originally posted by charlize:

  Zzzzz. 

  kick devil charlize.

  

• Mr Milo

  27 Apr 14, 10:13

  chicken leg uh ee chicken leg uh ee :lol:
• charlize

  27 Apr 14, 11:26

  If so many people, confirm higher % win? 

• Clivebenss

  27 Apr 14, 16:45

  Originally posted by charlize:

  If so many people, confirm higher % win? 

  may be 99.99% as pure as you can get.