Prominent teen blogger Amos Yee shared on Facebook that he followed the Reform Party on their walkabout in Ang Mo Kio GRC. Even though he did not help in passing out fliers or urge people to vote out the PAP,…
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A week after the Opposition first met to lay claim and discuss the constituencies they would contest at the upcoming General Election, it appears the parties have managed to strike a compromise to avoid multi-corner fights in all but one…
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Yesterday I asked how a Muslim PAP supporter will choose if weakening the PAP is beneficial to Islam. Will they support weakening their party for Islam’s sake? The only response from someone who rejected the question based his discussion on…
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Freaking mad woman. I was jogging as usual along the school near my place when this mad Chinese woman pounced out of nowhere and slapped me twice. She claimed that I scolded her previously. Madness. I have never set eyes…
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Socio-political blog The Online Citizen (TOC) has been ordered to take down an article again. The Attorney-General’s Chambers (AGC) issued a take-down notice to the site for an article titled, “Severe consequences for a PAP majority with its underground city…
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