We are the PAP

This is an apology from asingaporeanson.blogspot.com to all users for the missing updates this week entire. The site was actually down for scheduled maintenance but we were too low on budget to hire even a single IT administrator from India to put up a maintenance notice. Any inconvenience was probably intended but there is nothing you can do about it. What I'm missing is my own mainstream media to tell the whole Singaporean someone claimed to be the hacker behind asingaporeanson.blogspot.com's intrusion. That'll complete the picture nice and proper.


Whether you believe The Messiah is real or a mere conspiracy theory isn't the key. This isn't about DDos, embarrassing the government or sending a message. This is about revolution. All revolutions in history were led by the people, not the government. No successful revolution was without sacrifices. Singaporeans who do not understand this simple fact are the same people who talk about 'peaceful protests'. No government is going to open the door, remove their pants, bend down and let you ram their arses whether you did your request peacefully or not. If your legal peaceful protests gain enough impetus, you will be sure it will be made illegal or non-existent before the spark of revolution can be ignited. In an unique situation like ours, it is totally unnecessary and counterproductive to hold protests at this stage. 


The underlying key will be how much Singaporeans is willing to sacrifice for what they believe in. It's a tall order, to choose between an ideal and reality. After all, material comfort, peace, convenience and security is as real as the moment we throw that slip in the white box. That also comes guaranteed oppression, financial slavery, incompetence and elitism on the other side of the balance. How much is the Singaporean willing to take away to lighten both sides of the balance? As far as we can see for now, nothing.


A simple episode of The Messiah shows us how many Singaporeans who normally claimed they are against the government, to write blogs about how they feel The Messiah's approach to send a message was 'wrong'. These are the same Singaporeans who will throw the slip in the white box in 2 year's time because 

'I don't know who the opposition is.'
'I must vote them because I am due for promotion this year and I cannot take the risk.'  
'The opposition is a mad man, newspaper say one.'
'I hate the PAP but I think this opposition looks beh kan.'
'I rather have a doctor serving (fucking) me than a taxi driver. Aiyah, when I need MP to write a letter, doctor more powerful mah!'
'I won't vote for Nicole Seah because the newspaper say she is into beastility, see, they have a picture of her touching the penis of her soapy dog in a bath tub.' 

People power do have the ability to send a message. If every Singapore household refuse to pay their Singapore Power bills the following month after they announce another 20% price hike of electricity, that sends a massage. Do it for two months, it rings the panic bells. Do it for three months the supplies will be cut off. It may be a terrifying thought to live under the dark but not as terrifying for a business to have the majority of their subscribers cut off for a single day and have their cash flow significantly reduced for 2 months. As far as I know, this is not illegal but just try to imagine how Singaporeans will react to the idea. It is too painful for me to even spell out what excuses we will give. If we can't even live a day in darkness, how do we expect not to be walked over in every aspect of our lives?


We have to understand that the PAP is not a group of elites trying to make life difficult for us. It isn't about an incompetent Prime Minister or his mollycoddled team. Ladies and gentlemen, the PAP is not about politics, governance, who is right or wrong, who is better or worse. It is an idea, one which exists because we exist. The life force of this idea drains from our unwillingness to let go of what we have. We are the ones which fuels the flame of the idea by sending our kids to the best schools, give them 10 hours of tuition a week, preparing the next generation that is how life is supposed to be and there is 'no choice' in doing otherwise. We endorse the idea when we take the bus the next day after another price hike announcement. Our selfishness, kiasu and kiasi traits is not a habit. It is a trait that cannot be unlearned.



If there is a lesson we can take from the Anonymous, you can't kill an idea. Especially so when we are actually the idea, we are the PAP.

5 comments:

  1. Top 10 reasons why Singapore is the BEST place to work in for foreign workers
    If you are a foreigner and you are finding hard to survive in your own country, then Singapore is the right place for you to earn a quick buck and perhaps to become rich in your lifetime.
    Unlike other developed nations who discriminate against foreign workers, the ruling party of Singapore is extremely pro-foreigner and amendable to your interests.
    In Singapore , you will enjoy essentially the same rights and benefits as the Singapore citizens without their accompanying responsibilities such as serving two years of mandatory National Service in the army.
    You will be welcomed as a “talent” with the red carpet rolled out for you whether you are really talented or not.
    Here are 10 top reasons why Singapore is the best place to work in for foreigners:
    10. Getting a social visit pass or work permit is relatively EASY:
    You can go to Singapore under a tourist vist ( Social Visit Pass ) and you will be allowed to stay in the country for up to 30 days. This can even be extended for another 30 days so that’s almost 2 months in total. Use that time to find work and chances are, you will find one.
    Many women from China came to Singapore to work as freelance prostitutes and they can earn a year of their salaries back home within a month.
    If you have the right connections, getting a work permit to work in Singapore is very easy as it is in desperate need of cheap foreign workers. As long you are willing to work long hours for a pittance without asking for too much, you are sure to get a job in Singapore which pays more than what you are getting in your country.
    9. Safe place protected by citizens serving NATIONAL SERVICE:
    Singapore is one of the safest place in Asia . All Singapore male citizens have to serve two years in the army followed by another 10 years of reservist. They will be mobilized during times of unrest to protect your lives and properties. In the event that war breaks out which is highly unlikely, you can always return back to your own country with your money and let the Singaporeans do the fighting and dying for you.
    Singapore ’s ruling party has no qualms sacrificing its citizens to protect the interests of foreigners. Every year, there are unknown numbers of Singapore citizens who are killed, crippled or injured during National Service, yet there is no outcry among Singaporeans.
    8. Easy to ADAPT to local culture and language:
    Singapore is a multi-cultural immigrant society. Regardless of where you are from, you will bound to find your fellow countrymen in Singapore . If you are mainland Chinese, you will realize that certain parts of Singapore resemble some small towns in China like Geylang and Chinatown . One can find Chinese from all the 23 provinces of China congregated along the narrow alleys of Geylang between Lorongs 4 and 22.
    If you are from India , you won’t feel lost in Serangoon because so many of your kind is there! You can find Indian cuisine from all across India in Singapore itself! For Filipinos, Thais, Burmese and Vietnamese, you have enclaves of your own such as Lucky Plaza, Golden Mile Complex and Peninsula Plaza where you can hang out with your friends during the weekends.
    7. No need to INTEGRATE into Singapore society:
    Unlike other countries where you belong to the minority and may be pressurized to conform to the resident population, there is absolutely no need to do so in Singapore where 36 per cent of its population are foreigners. Of the remaining 64 per cents so-called “citizens”, a rising proportion are new citizens born overseas like you.
    There are large number of mainland Chinese in Singapore and it is likely that you will be able to find your own clique there without bothering too much about the locals. The Indians have their own gang too and they are now branching out int

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  2. into HDB estates like Punggol, Sembawang and Seng Kang.
    In Singapore , foreigners are the kings and you call the shots. The timid locals will not dare to step on your toes so long you assert your rights and they will give in to you like sheep, as they were called lately by a Senior Minister.
    6. PREFERENTIAL treatment for foreigners:
    Racism is rife in some countries like Australia which saw a spate of protests against Indians lately, but not in Singapore where the ruling party is extremely protective of foreigners to the extent of dishing out preferential treatment to them. Singaporeans will never dare to attack foreigners openly or protest against their presence because they will be arrested immediately by the police under the new Public Order Act.
    However, foreigners are free to campaign for their rights and interests without much interference from the authorities.
    When over 200 PRC workers protested outside the Manpower Ministry last year over unpaid wages, they were allowed to block the traffic to its entrance for hours. The employer was eventually forced to repay the workers.
    In a recent case, a PRC couple together with 3 others “hijacked” a SBS bus for six hours and was given a free cab ride home in the end. The police was called to “escort” them from the bus down to the cab.
    5. Get PERMANENT RESIDENT status easily:
    Getting a PR means you get almost the same benefits as Singapore citizen without necessarily giving up your native citizenship which enables you can reap the full benefits offered by both and enjoy the best of the two worlds.
    If you are a Singapore PR, you are allowed to stay in the country over a long period of time, you can sponsor your family to come over and stay legally, you can set-up a business here, and many other benefits.
    You do not have to be a professional or world class talent to qualify for PR. Singapore’s ruling party is so desperate to boost its flagging population via immigration that they will accept any Tom, Dick or Harry.
    Even cleaners, masseurs, construction workers and prostitutes are able to become PRs and citizens. Two out of every three applications for PRs are successful and you do not have to wait very long for it.

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  3. On average, if you are a professional like doctors or nurses, you will get your PR within half a year of application. A China national and Singapore PR Zhang Yuanyuan who worked as a teacher in a private school received her PR in just 2 months.
    4. Take up Singapore CITIZENSHIP as a springboard to greener pastures elsewhere:
    One good thing about the Singapore passport is that it enables you to travel around the world without a visa to most countries. If you have made up your mind to leave your country for good and wishes to emigrate to other countries like Australia , Canada or Britain , the easiest way to do it is to take up Singapore citizenship first and use it as a springboard.
    A Filipino nurse worked in Singapore for a 5 years after which she obtained its citizenship. Within a year, she applied to work in Britain and was accepted immediately. She is now a British citizen and has brought her entire family from the Philipines to Leicester where she now works in a local hospital.
    Since Singapore has already offered you a stepping stone to a better future elsewhere, it will be a waste not to make full use of it.
    3. There are MANY jobs available:
    There are plenty of jobs available in Singapore and foreigners are usually preferred to locals as they cost less and do not have reservist obligations.
    It is easier to get a job in Singapore than in your own country. That is why your leaders are all turning to Singapore to solve the rising unemployment back home. Philipines President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo sent a delegation to Singapore last year to explore possible job opportunities for migrant Filipino and they were offered a cool 5,000 jobs by the Resort World Sentosa.

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  4. As long you are willing to try your luck, you are assured of getting a job in Singapore .
    2. The pay can make you RICH:
    Though you will earn less compared to Singapore workers, you will still earn far more than what you will back in your own countries due to the strong Singapore dollar.
    As of now SGD$1 = RM$2.4 = RMB$4.9 = PHP32.
    Even if you earn only SGD$500 a month, you will be able to set up a business in your homeland, buy a property and send your children to school if you use your earnings wisely.
    1. Easy chance to become a MILLIONAIRE in Singapore :
    It’s easier to become a millionaire in Singapore than in your own country. Just get a PR, buy a HDB flat and wait for a few years for its price to go up before selling it off at a hefty profit.
    Though this may seem shocking to you, it is true that the ruling party allows PRs to buy HDB flats meant for citizens in the open market liberally and to pocket the profits upon selling them later absolutely TAX-FREE!
    With the prices of HDB flats set to continue rising due to limited supply of new flats and increased demand contributed by the relentless influx of foreigners, you will surely stand to make a profit when you invest in one now.
    In other countries, you will have to either rent a place to live in or buy an expensive flat from the private sector, but in Singapore you get to buy public housing at affordable prices and somemore can make money out of it. Where else can you get such a good deal in the world?
    Two case studies in point:
    1. A Malaysian and Singapore PR bought a 5-room HDB flat in the prime district of Bishan for $150,000 in the early 1990s. He sold it recently for $600,000 thereby making a profit of $450,000 which amounts to more than RM$1.1 million dollars! He became a millionaire in Malaysia after working for 2 decades in Singapore . Do you think he can earn that much money in his lifetime had he remained in Malaysia ? The best part of it is, after his children completed their secondary and college education in Singapore , he packed them off to Australia with his earnings to further their studies so that they can evade National Service. They are now Australian PRs and he is going to retire in Australia together with them.
    2. A Chinese national and Singapore PR bought a 4 room HDB flat in Bukit Merah for $250,000 in the early 2000s and sold it for $460,000 at the peak of the market last year, pocketing $210,000 in an instance which is more than RMB$1 million dollars when converted to Chinese currency. She has since returned to her hometown in China where she built a luxurious 3 storey mansion for herself and family. She can live on her earnings made in Singapore for the rest of her life without lifting a finger to work.
    So if you want to become a millionaire in your lifetime, come to Singapore now and you will not be disappointed by its extremely pro-foreigner government !

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  5. True blue Singaporean are being diluted with these influx of FTs ,Its now too late, to make any change on policy change not even 2016..

    True blue Singaporean now goes as National History

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