Comments on: What does it take for a Singaporean minister to be sacked?

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By: Wondering

Wondering — Sat, 31 May 2008 03:24:46 +0000

in the criminal world, the bigger the crime, the bigger the pay out and the smaller the crime, the smaller the pay out.

what kind of world this will be under the reign of capitalists in another few decades??we have to wait and see.

by then, it maybe too late.

By: Get real

Get real — Fri, 30 May 2008 13:40:34 +0000

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Those who set up Toto-4D booths either work for a fixed wage for Singapore Pools, or pay a few hundred thousand dollars (borrowed with interest from a bank) for the license fees and as a deposit they cannot withdraw.

Independent operators don’t earn much. All the money goes to Singapore Pools. They are merely custodians of the money.

By: riposte

riposte — Fri, 30 May 2008 10:13:34 +0000

why does everyone think that it takes just good grades to get a PSC scholarship? doesn’t anyone realise the extremely high and wide-ranging criteria involved? the psc scholars that i know are truly exceptional people.

anyway, li hongyi also had to go for a psc scholarship. oops, but we don’t know he’s gonna be a minister do we?

By: ikanrajah

ikanrajah — Fri, 30 May 2008 04:42:03 +0000

Tak boleh tahan?

Just remember, come general elections, vote wisely! you get what you voted for. Fall for the threats of PAP – foreign investors scared away, lose yr std of living, yr HDB flat,no estate upgrading etc – and you will be suckered for another 5 years!

Vote for them means a vote for:

1. million dollar salary Ministers in ivory towers and palatial castles
2. no need to be accountable to parliament or for errors
3. higher ERPs, GST, medical premiums, oil, food prices from NTUC
4. subsidies? what subsidies? They dont want to kill yr work ethic, goondu.
5. defamation suits for anyone badmouthing the gahmen MIW
6. yr balls always in a screw clamp.

By: joe

joe — Fri, 30 May 2008 04:02:27 +0000

Ministers getting sacked? Very difficult.

Once the Party identified that you are ministrial material, you are pathed to be one. Remember that some guy could not get elected in a SMC, so in the end, this guy got elected via GRC. He is a Minister now.

Also, another guy was charged in court. He is a Minister now.

Our recent MSK case has shown the amount of efforts used to keep a Minister in employment.

What to do? It’s happened.