Fault lines of Singapore: Is color revolution looming?

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So what? Your personal anecdotes is more accurate than me, a Singaporean living here who provided facts and figures from 2007 to 2018? What's outdated about that?

If you want to make an assertion, back it up.

You didn’t provide any cost of living and 2/3 of your graphic earlier is at best 2012 and 2013.

it looks as if you are hiding something and those Singaporeans I met are telling the truth.

 

[Song Hong]

The establishment will release with rosy data to silence critics. Hong Kong has miserable 3rd world living standard. But all statistic shows it is among world richest cities.

You didn’t provide any cost of living and 2/3 of your graphic earlier is at best 2012 and 2013.

it looks as if you are hiding something and those Singaporeans I met are telling the truth.

 

[Mista]

You didn’t provide any cost of living

your graphic earlier is at best 2012 and 2013

What a joke. Do you even know what's REAL income growth? It's nominal income growth subtracted by the rise in cost of living.

In this following statistic both nominal and real income growth are cited, from 2013-2018. All income level groups, high or low, saw real income growth.

Singapore's headline, core inflation both ease in October

October's easing in headline inflation was due to a steeper decline in the cost of electricity and gas, as well as lower services inflation.

Electricity and gas costs fell 12.5 per cent year on year in October, steepening from September's 8.3 per cent fall, due to lower electricity tariffs and the Open Electricity Market's continued dampening effect on electricity prices.

Services inflation was 1.2 per cent, down from 1.4 per cent in September, with a slower pace of increase for holiday expenses, education services, and medical and dental treatment fees.

The cost of retail goods fell 0.8 per cent, the same pace of decline as the previous month. Food inflation edged up to 1.7 per cent, from 1.6 per cent in September.

Private road transport inflation was 1 per cent, up from 0.5 per cent the previous month. Accommodation costs declined 0.4 per cent, less steep than September's 0.5 per cent decline.

https://www.businesstimes.com.sg/go...-headline-core-inflation-both-ease-in-october

it looks as if you are hiding something and those Singaporeans I met are telling the truth.

Continue denying and believe in your personal anecdotes, when you can't bring any statistics to back it up.

I have many personal anecdotes which say China is collapsing and China's economy is declining too. So? I should believe whatever they say without checking it up and doing my own thinking, like you? You are hiding something?

 

[Song Hong]

Income and GDP can often be misguided.

Singapore is an outlier certain metrics compared to many developed countries. Below are 2 examples. Even China has better car ownership and living space.

It is inevitable Singaporeans find elsewhere more comfortable

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_vehicles_per_capita

 

[Viet]

What a joke. Do you even know what's REAL income growth? It's nominal income growth subtracted by the rise in cost of living.

In this following statistic both nominal and real income growth are cited, from 2013-2018. All income level groups, high or low, saw real income growth.

Singapore's headline, core inflation both ease in October

October's easing in headline inflation was due to a steeper decline in the cost of electricity and gas, as well as lower services inflation.

Electricity and gas costs fell 12.5 per cent year on year in October, steepening from September's 8.3 per cent fall, due to lower electricity tariffs and the Open Electricity Market's continued dampening effect on electricity prices.

Services inflation was 1.2 per cent, down from 1.4 per cent in September, with a slower pace of increase for holiday expenses, education services, and medical and dental treatment fees.

The cost of retail goods fell 0.8 per cent, the same pace of decline as the previous month. Food inflation edged up to 1.7 per cent, from 1.6 per cent in September.

Private road transport inflation was 1 per cent, up from 0.5 per cent the previous month. Accommodation costs declined 0.4 per cent, less steep than September's 0.5 per cent decline.

https://www.businesstimes.com.sg/go...-headline-core-inflation-both-ease-in-october



Continue denying and believe in your personal anecdotes, when you can't bring any statistics to back it up.

I have many personal anecdotes which say China is collapsing and China's economy is declining too. So? I should believe whatever they say without checking it up and doing my own thinking, like you? You are hiding something?

I notice in SG, everything costs more, e.i. hotel etc even my favorite chicken rice.

 

[Mista]

I notice in SG, everything costs more, e.i. hotel etc even my favorite chicken rice.

The Singapore dollar is actually severely undervalued lol.

 

[Song Hong]

Many Malays girl already participating love jihad in Syria, as GoS accusing Chinese being racists.

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Believing she would reap heavenly rewards if she married an ISIS fighter who died in battle, Izzah planned to settle down with him and her child in Syria.

Izzah was also prepared to undergo military training and fight to defend ISIS.

She believed the terrorist group represented the true spirit of Islam. She had developed a wide network of foreign contacts online including militants and supporters, some of whom have since been killed in Syria or arrested for terrorist activities.

https://www.tnp.sg/news/singapore/singaporean-female-isis-radical-detained

 

[Viet]

The Singapore dollar is actually severely undervalued lol.

You think I should buy SG dollar?

 

[Zane_K]

Meanwhile Singaporeans other than Malays are not procreating. On average Chinese woman has < 1 child.

Singaporean men hate their women.

‘Singaporean men hate their women’
That’s funny..!

 

[Mista]

You think I should buy SG dollar?

It's a stable currency weighted against a basket of currencies and backed by huge current account surpluses and international reserves. I don't see the SGD appreciating or depreciating massively against other major currencies in the foreseeable future.

However Singapore's monetary policy has always been to appreciate the SGD in the long term. The only uncertainty is the pace of appreciation, depending on the outlook of the economy and inflation.

https://www.todayonline.com/singapo...-it-mean-singdollar-appreciation-rate-reduced

 

[Song Hong]

Also Indians are bringing caste system to Singapore and now Singaporean Chinese are lowest caste.

 

[Song Hong]

Meanwhile leaders of Singapore keep sharing large amount of LGBT in their social media. GoS affiliated groups sponsored large numbers of event, insinuating average Singaporeans of discriminating LGBT -- which are entirely lies.

No one lynch LGBT in Singapore and they can do what they like.

LGBT wants the prerogative of victimhood now, in order to accuse morally upright person of discrimination.

GoS is pushing very hard for perversion.

 

[Song Hong]

Ethnic nepotism especially Indian nationals are so atrociously pervasive, that local Singaporeans--Chinese Malays Indians stand united against them.

Social media of rulers were flooded with complains whenever such topic was posted.

Meanwhile Indian nationals keep cursing racist Singaporean Chinese.