He's right in a sense.

Depriving people of water is morally wrong

On the other hand, I can understand that people look at Singapore's prosperity and think that it's time they pay more for water

In fact I would say that a rate hike is a must, to account for inflation

Most people don't even know Newater is not drank except in times of emergency such as war, normally it's used for lesser industrial purposes

and invented by ex-Malaysian Chinese

We can moan endlessly that we kena con

Or we can learn not to kena con

Guess which Msians have been doing for literal centuries

But going back to 1962 - well at the time we were so happy that we booted out all the undesirables to a little island, for a long time there was much rejoicing that we had kicked them out

But as we basked in our hubris and lenggang lenggok, people were working hard. Now we dengki and we say we kena con, they steal our land, bla bla

In my life I've watched the island's fortunes grow, from 2.2 to 2.3 to 3.0... in the meantime we are still stuck where we are

How much longer are we going to bitch and moan? When will we get down to business?

This post has been edited by agent sawyer: Mar 3 2019, 02:54 AM

I know
1 of these days I'll go down and find my Hyflux contact, ask him what the hell happened

Singkies also get complacent, not just us. But their previous hard work gives them the safety net to rebound. Whereas we are constantly toeing the line...

I would not be surprised if SG is the first ASEAN state to become nuclear capable.

It's the inevitable future.

The means is simply the means, but we are talking about the end result

MAS's objective has always been to push the rate down

If they let it run free, it'll probably be higher than it is today - what does that say about the attractiveness of their economy vs ours?

On a smaller scale perhaps, pushed out to one of the islands around Jurong. An accident isn't strictly de rigeur when it comes to nuclear power you know.

It'll come sooner or later. Possibly in our lifetime, perhaps not.

This post has been edited by agent sawyer: Mar 3 2019, 03:24 AM

Our corporate tax is just as low and we can get "dirty things done dirt cheap" better than them

So why does Singapore attract FDI and not us? Hmm... maybe because this is not the sole or even major factor in their success...

This post has been edited by agent sawyer: Mar 3 2019, 03:44 AM

Well we can give Lynas practically 0% deal, who wins

Msia do it = investment incentive

Singkie do it = morally wrong behaviour to avoid paying taxes



Pulling "morally wrong" card against Lynas is especially... erm....

Nuke =/= explosion

I have no idea

I really should be more aware of these things... but just so much to handle

>expects Chinese to spell or use English names right

Son...

Tongkat lebih penting