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8M population also no problem here - from a pirated singaporean

Re: More good years for Singapore

Citizens around 3.3M, take away the females, the old, the unfit, the young and the newly-minted citizens, those who have served NS or are currently serving NS likely totals around 1.2M. Take away the elites who can siam NS or get an chobolan posting like the one who deferred for 12 years. 20% of the population forced to defend the entire country for virtually peanuts. Uniquely SG. Anywhere else, there would be riots.

Spock, you forget that the birthrate is less than replacement rate, so 3.3M now = ??? in 2030?
 
some meritocracy our leeders are forever preaching about. no wonder the pap's era and the lee dynasty are dimming out fast.

But the people hate our opposition parties; therefore, this is go on.
 
"So the growth rate of both the workforce and the population will be half to a third of what it has been in the last three decades, and we have to strike a fine balance because if we don't grow at all or shrink

The man is taking a vengeance on us. Shit!!
 
Re: More good years for Singapore

just heard the news. was damn pissed off by tch's sheepy comment. if every minitoots have no objection, no ideas, no nothing, what the fuck is the country paying so much?

i think i better plan for emigration in 10 yrs time. :(
 
Re: More good years for Singapore

By 2020, the new 5-room HDB flat will be 70 sq. metres and sells for $500k. If population goes higher than 7 million, the size will go down to 60 sq metres.
 
Re: More good years for Singapore

just heard the news. was damn pissed off by tch's sheepy comment. if every minitoots have no objection, no ideas, no nothing, what the fuck is the country paying so much?

i think i better plan for emigration in 10 yrs time. :(

The PAP uses Party Whip when voting policies in parliament. The PAP has a CEC a PM, SM and MM. When LHL leaves PM he will become SM or MM and he will still control PAP. Parliament will still be controlled by him. This means that for the next 20-30 years, as long as PAP is in power, LHL and his policies will rule over Singapore.
 
Re: More good years for Singapore

I don't give a fuck how many more millions these bastards want to bring in.

I'll seize this opportunity to buy up more properties.
 
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Re: More good years for Singapore

Spock, you forget that the birthrate is less than replacement rate, so 3.3M now = ??? in 2030?

If the birthrate is falling and it is not due to fertility issues, isn't that a clear indicator that people do not want to be in SG? Overpopulation is very likely one of the main causes. Simply importing people will only be propping up the citizen numbers slightly, so if the population size is 6.9M in 2030, expect the citizens to still number less than 4M, meaning that proportion of foreigners vs citizens will increase to over 40%.

Let's face it, the truth is that most sane people would not sink their roots in SG. They are happy to work here and then return to their home countries. This solution of importing people is just a stopgap measure to delay the inevitable. Soon, 6.9M will need to give way to 8M and then to 10M. But I will bet you that the citizen population will then fall way below 50%.

SG is just like a hotel, too bad if you are stuck being a lowly-paid hotel employee in the same hotel for life.
 
Re: More good years for Singapore

I don't give a fuck how many more millions these bastards want to bring in.

I'll seize this opportunity to buy up more properties.

I bet many with the means are thinking of exactly the same thing right now.
Buy to flip, buy for children.
Hallelujah to property prices!
 
Re: More good years for Singapore

At the end of the day it isn't even about logic. The fact of the matter is PAP just wants more ppl in here period. The rest about citizens being pushed out of jobs, overcrowding not their concern.
 
Re: Another Evil Scheme

They are here to get a better life.

When they earn enough they will leave. Zero loyalty.

Li Jia Wie is a good example.
 
Re: Another Evil Scheme

When recession or depression hit Singapore; those immigrants will leave in a flash.

Dubai expats abandon cars at airport car park

The Times, UK, Dubai -- For many expatriate workers in Dubai it was the ultimate symbol of their tax-free wealth: a luxurious car that few could have afforded on the money they earned at home.
Now, faced with crippling debts as a result of their high living and Dubai's fading fortunes, many expatriates are abandoning their cars at the airport and fleeing home rather than risk jail for defaulting on loans.

Police have found more than 3,000 cars outside Dubai's international airport in recent months. Most of the cars – four-wheel drives, saloons and "a few" Mercedes – had keys left in the ignition.
Some had used-to-the-limit credit cards in the glove box. Others had notes of apology attached to the windscreen.

"Every day we find more and more cars," said one senior airport security official, who did not want to be named. "Christmas was the worst – we found more than two dozen on a single day." When the market collapsed and the emirate's once-booming economy started to slow down, many expatriates were left owning several homes and unable to pay the mortgages without credit.
"There were a lot of people living the high life, investing in real estate and a lifestyle they couldn't afford," one senior banker said.

Under Sharia, which prevails in Dubai, the punishment for defaulting on a debt is severe. Bouncing a check, for example, is punishable with jail. Those who flee the emirate are known as skips.
The abandoned cars underscore a worrying trend. Five years ago the Emir, Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, embarked on an ambitious plan to transform Dubai into a hub for business and tourism. A building boom fuelled double-digit growth, with thousands of Westerners arriving every day, eager to cash in on the emirate's promise of easy living and wealth.

Many Westerners invested in Dubai's skyrocketing real estate market, buying and reselling homes before building was even complete. But, as the recession took effect, property and financial companies made thousands of workers redundant and banks tightened lending. Construction companies have delayed or cancelled projects and tourism is slowing.

There are increasing signs that the foreigners who once flocked to Dubai are leaving. "There is no way of tracking actual numbers, but the anecdotal evidence is overwhelming. Dubai is emptying out," said a Western diplomat.

International schools are having to be flexible on fees as expatriate parents run out of cash. Louise (one name), a single mother from Britain, said that her son's school had allowed her to pay a partial fee until she found a new job after her redundancy in December. "According to the headmaster, a lot of people had come into the school saying they had lost their jobs so the school was trying to be a bit more flexible," she said.

Most of the emirate's banks are not affiliated with British financial institutions, so those who flee do not have to worry about creditors. Their abandoned cars are eventually sold off by the banks at weekly auctions. Those recently advertised include BMWs, Porsches and Mercedes.

Simon Goldsmith, a spokesman for the British Embassy in Dubai, said that that there were approximately 100,000 Britons living in Dubai last year. However, the embassy has no way of tracking how many have fled back to the UK. "We've heard stories, but when somebody makes that kind of decision, they generally keep it to themselves," he said. Police have issued warrants against owners of the deserted cars. Those who return risk arrest at the airport.
 
Re: Another Evil Scheme

Papaya will lament that they have make a biggest mistaken/blander when population reaches 8 million
crying over spill milk!! Just the same stupid gahmen make the mistake "Stop at 2 Boy or Girl"

So please, please, peasantporean do your part come 2016 know what to do, kick the bastard out!!
Learn from Ponggol East!!
 
Re: Another Evil Scheme

Paul Cheung was from HK and has greatly benefited from the pap at the expense of Singaporeans. He will say whatever the pap wants him to say


hi there


1. aiyoh!
2. me came from the same place as that idiot.
3. i believe the next thing it would say.
4. people in hk are living in pigeon-holes less than half the size of sheep's 3-rm flat can make it hoh.
5. why can't dafter sheep on sheepishland?:D
 
Re: More good years for Singapore

If the birthrate is falling and it is not due to fertility issues, isn't that a clear indicator that people do not want to be in SG? Overpopulation is very likely one of the main causes. Simply importing people will only be propping up the citizen numbers slightly, so if the population size is 6.9M in 2030, expect the citizens to still number less than 4M, meaning that proportion of foreigners vs citizens will increase to over 40%.

Let's face it, the truth is that most sane people would not sink their roots in SG. They are happy to work here and then return to their home countries. This solution of importing people is just a stopgap measure to delay the inevitable. Soon, 6.9M will need to give way to 8M and then to 10M. But I will bet you that the citizen population will then fall way below 50%.

SG is just like a hotel, too bad if you are stuck being a lowly-paid hotel employee in the same hotel for life.

our "over population" is rigged by pap. it's not natural. it's all about imported serfs that might cast their votes for the pap and hence help to keep them in power at a extented period.
 
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