This was taken inside the Kai Yuan Temple in Quanzhou during my recent trip to China. The girls were tourists visiting the city.
2/10/2009
I can't tell
I can't tell. What does this mean? It simply means that I have something to hide. But why can't tell me? Because it is not to your advantage. Because I am taking you on a ride.
The costing and pricing of HDB prices cannot be a state secret that can't see the light of the day. Please tell us how the cost is derived and how much profit is made from the new policy of marking to market pricing.
Can't tell, don't want to tell, cannot be the excuse. Like it or not, the truth will be out one day. The truth cannot be hidden forever in a democracy. It is better to tell now than for it to be told by someone else in a different way later.
Please tell.
Singapore is not a democracy. It is an autocracy. That's why they have the right to hide things they don't want you to know.
ReplyDelete"Like it or not, the Truth will be out one day", unquote.
ReplyDeleteJust be a little patient Sir!
patriot
I am just worried whether I can see that day in my lifetime.
ReplyDeleteDon't bet on it, patriot. In an autocracy, the Truth is what comes out of the Supreme Leader's mouth. Anything contrary is defamatory, and the perpetrator will be prosecuted to the maximum extent of the law.
ReplyDeleteUsed to be told that HDB is a subsidized housing for citizens.
ReplyDeleteWas that understanding wrong and now have to refresh it with a new definition? Re-definition from HDB is a "subsidized housing system" to a "revenue generating product"?
Hi Anon 12:29;
ReplyDeleteI heard them most of the time
but,
got to see the opposites of what they said'
so,
the feelings were kind of unsettling.
patriot
HDB is a subsidised housing scheme alright. but who is it subsidising?
ReplyDeleteGood question, it was said and told that it is a "subsidized" housing. As for who is the one subsidizing, maybe the mirror can tell.
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