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By: Modern Slavery

Modern Slavery — Tue, 27 May 2008 04:11:30 +0000

Aaron,
.
I think your observations and analysis are correct. There is actually
no real threat to the papas in the next two GEs. At present, the
oppos seems to be in disarray and the new reform party seems
unable to take root.
.
As you’ve said, papas’ problem is long-term, not short-term. When
the younger generations, who are internet savvy, gather volume ,
when temasick and gic’s long-term investments (as of today)
become no more long-term (and suffer heavy losses when the
time for reckoning arrived), when more and more old people are
seen roaming the streets to collect empty cans, sell tissue papers
and beg for a living, and when the old man becomes ashes,
then and only then will the papas’ position be threatened.
.
The papas are digging their own graves now in order to bury
themselves, NOT the future younger voters!
.
(papas = pap authoritarian servitude/s)
.
MS.