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Mudlaysian Cow Shit: PAP lost anyways don't try yo Bribe Voters any more
An honorable member of the Coffee Shop Has Just Posted the Following:
http://www.straitstimes.com/news/sin...-khaw-20140602 Tuesday, Jun 3, 2014Singapore SUBSCRIBER LOG IN * NEWSPREMIUMLIFESTYLETECHCOMMUNITIESVIDEOMULTIMEDIA MORE Search HomeSingaporeStory Promising goodies to win votes not the way to go: Khaw PUBLISHED ON JUN 2, 2014 6:04 PM *135*76*0*0 * Minister for National Development Mr Khaw Boon Wan delivers his speech at the World Cities Summit's Ministers Forum on Infrastructure Development, held at the Marina Bay Sands Convention Centre from June 1-4, 2014.*Politicians who give "goodies" away to win votes, with little thought of how they would pay for such goodies, risk not only insolvency, but turning citizens cynical against politics, National Development Minister Khaw Boon Wan said on Monday. *-- ST PHOTO:*SEAH KWANG PENG BY CHEONG SUK-WAI SINGAPORE - Politicians who give "goodies" away to win votes, with little thought of how they would pay for such goodies, risk not only insolvency, but turning citizens cynical against politics, National Development Minister Khaw Boon Wan said on Monday. "Democracy of that manner must lead to insolvency and eventually political cynicism," he said, underscoring an important principle the Government held to even as it tried to make Singapore cleaner, greener and more comfortable for all. He added that the three other principles that helped the Government achieve all that were: spending within one's means and saving when times were good; staying open to trade, talent and ideas; and enabling more citizens to be educated and trained to be employable in a fast-changing world. He said all this during a discussion with two other international leaders on shaping quality city living, as part of three summits here on managing cities, water and environmental hygiene. * To continue reading, log in if you are a subscriber LOG IN If you are not a subscriber, you can get instant, unlimited access here SUBSCRIBE NEXT STORY: Limited access to Bukit Timah Nature Reserve from September due to repair works VIDEOS MORE SINGAPORE STORIES Ang Mo Kio wins police's Best Land Division award We bought a zoo: Singapore's small havens for wild animals Activist groups make recommendations for human trafficking bill NEA awards two new public cleaning contracts worth $300m Navy serviceman, Jason Chee, returns to work 18 months after accident SG50 calendar of events unveiled, charity drive has raised $90 million New glaucoma treatment replaces the hassle of applying eyedrops daily City Harvest Church pastor warned by AGC over tweets Malaysian jailed for failing to present passport at Woodlands checkpoint LTA to study use of driverless vehicles as viable mode of transport 1 of 22 MOST POPULAR 1. New eco-garden opens in Jurong; 5ha park next to NTU has butterfly garden, ponds 2. Flurry of sightings of tropical swallowtail moth in Singapore 3. Limited access to Bukit Timah Nature Reserve from September due to repair works 4. PM: S'pore can learn from other cities to cope with new environmental challenges 5. Promising goodies to win votes not the way to go: Khaw 6. 5 things about Bukit Timah Nature Reserve 7. Hotter and drier days expected for the next four months 8. Pledge online to help people get clean water 9. Business as usual for four hawker centres despite leases coming to an end 10. Countries to cooperate more on climate change and urbanisation issues Specially for subscribers Print edition stories E-paper Premium breaking news LOG INSUBSCRIBE Founder of Home recovering 'Scope for reform' in calculating accident damages Apex court: Don't rely too much on witness' manner More buses on five feeder routes Interpol cybercrime data centre in S'pore 5kg potted plant lands on parked car Political science don Milne dies at 94 Experts identify 45 'sacred' heritage sites Travel card for Taiwan visitors Hougang Ave 7 HUDC estate all set to go private Teens who took ballot boxes counselled by police 3 jailed for theft of computer chips Boss fined for illegally taking $136k from workers Food feast at upcoming mall SEARCH THE STRAITS TIMES Search ARCHIVE S M T W T F S 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 FOLLOW ST ST SECTIONS News: Singapore Asia World Money Sports Technology Lifestyle Premium: Top of The News Singapore Asia World Money Sports Life! Insight Opinion Forum Letters ST sites: Singapolitics Asia Report Readers' Post ST Communities Photos / Art: Through The Lens News in Pictures Photo Galleries Infographics Projects: Childaid School Pocket Money Fund Parliament NEWS PRODUCTS E-paper iPhone Android News Alert CUSTOMER CARE Subscribe About Us Advertise FAQ Mobile app FAQ Contact Us SPH WEBSITES The Business Times | BT InvestRazorTVSTOMPJobs | Property | Cars | ClassifiedsSchool Pocket Money FundAsia News NetworkAsiaOneZaobaoHot FM 91.3Kiss 92 FM * Copyright © 2014 Singapore Press Holdings Ltd. Co. Regn No. 198402868E. All rights reserved.Terms & Conditions Click here to view the whole thread at www.sammyboy.com. 
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