Singabloodypore

Social and political issues related to Singapore and the South East Asia region. A blog which attempts to do so in a non-trivial manner treating opposing views with the respect they deserve. Contributions are welcomed from all regardless of your political persuasion.

31 Aug 2004

Trafficking in Persons Report

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Trafficking in Persons Report Released by the Office to Monitor and Combat Trafficking in Persons June 14, 2004 IV. Country Narra...
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30 Aug 2004

Singapore's moment

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Singapore's moment NYT Saturday, August 28, 2004 Singapore is rich, but seldom envied. Outsiders have long viewed the gle...
24 Aug 2004

Let the hundred flowers bloom

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What follows is an extract from the recent National Day Rally Speech in which Lee Junior actually refers to a policy introduced by Chairman ...
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23 Aug 2004

SDP threatened with legal action

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The following refers to an article that this site published, as of today I have received no word via 'blogspot' of impending legal ...
20 Aug 2004

Get Adam Smith into the Lion City

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By Alan Oxley Published 08/16/2004 Asians evidently like political dynasties. India, the Philippines, Indonesia and North...
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In Singapore Every Sperm Is Sacred

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I have decided to contribute to the debate regarding the birth rate in Singapore. I suggest that the following song be sung every mornin...

The Battle of Sexuality in Singapore

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The word on the street is that our recently enrolled eugenically engineered clone is going to turn its attention to the falling birth ra...
19 Aug 2004

Singapore's ruling party seen preparing for new elections

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SINGAPORE (AFP) -- Singapore's ruling party has begun interviewing potential candidates, indicating an election to give new Prime Minist...
17 Aug 2004

Making sense of Singaporean policies

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(Singapore Studies) Ever wondered what it means to be a Singaporean? The reason why this could be a difficult question, even for Singa...

Letting a hundred flowers blossom

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The rise of Lee Junior heralds a new era of openness and freedom. This all sounded familiar when I listened to the PAP Party Political b...
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