Indian Caste System well established in Political Singapore
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How the Indian Caste System is adapted and well established to operate in Singapore.
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Re thread (A1): Pay ministers millions of dollars so they will not corrupt LOL can we buy intergrity?
A person who serves the public, teachers, judges, policemen, firemen, ministers, MPs i believe has to have integrity, sincereity, selflessness and some degree of compassion for the people they serve.
I do not think such traits and characteristics can be bought or even be kept in line using the rule of law because as soon as the cat is away, the mouse comes out to play.
I think what the PAP ministers agreeing with each other and patting each other's backs saying that they need to be paid top dollar for their public service so that they wouldn't corrupt is more or less saying that they would DEFINITELY corrupt if good money is not paid to them, isn't it???
So how did we get conned by those words "We need to pay our ministers well so that they would not corrupt" ??? Did we just accept a form of excuse for the mediocrity handed to us??? LOL cos many singaporeans believe the excuse given. (at least 60% do)
Now go ask yourself really can all these qualities be bought? I do not think so, if u think they could be bought, then u might actually be paying a bunch of crooks to act with integrity, isn' it?
What do u think?
To give real service you must add something which cannot be bought or measured with money, and that is sincerity and integrity - Douglas Adams
The caste system in India
In Sinka@poor, PAP Ministers and MPs are are Brahmins(clergy and priests.), PA staff members who report to PAP MP/ losing MP candidates are the'Kshatriyas'(warriors).
Foreign talents come in two forms: skilled traders tradesmen (Vaishya) (PMET/ EP holders) vs unskilled workers/Shudra (work permit holders), the former treated BETTER than citizen PMET (Pariahs/Harijans), the latter (WP holders) somewhat a bit worse since a large slice of pay (up to S$1050 p.m. going to WP levy)(but they are temporary foreign workers whose cost of living at home is lower).
Most Singaporeans are Pariahs/Harijans(outcaste/ untouchables): nobody will employ a Sinkie as PMET unless he is exceptionally qualified: why hire a Sinkie and end up inflating your labour COSTS by at least 17% (employer CPF contributions to Sinkies provident fund): when the employers of foreigner PMET are exempt from all employer levy of ANY form; not least the Sinkie being frequently called back for reservists/ remedial IPPT training that foreigner PMET are not burdened with. Outcast Sinkies (Harijans) too old to do useful work with dismal CPF savings if ever access able are given phantom jobs by the grave of the Brahmin class which drafted 'dependency ratio' employment laws so that these outcast Harijans could earn some subsistence salary basically doing nothing at all (their job is to keep out of public sight and pay homage to Brahmins always).
Thus, just as our ancestors prayed to the sun god for good weather and the rain god for bountiful crops, we pay homage to the PAP, our only good luck charm that turned mudflats into a metropolis and we BELIEVE our leaders when they tell us that poverty DOES NOT exists in Singapore (which is what our itchy ears want to hear). We reward our spiritual leader 'Pinky' with ceaseless showers of $$$.
Anyhow, when MP Lim Wee Kiak called for Minister salary increase to catch CEO attention, 60.1% of Sinkies automatically opens their wallets and eagerly paid whatever taxes they charged... These folks cannot see the increasing wealth divide: I wonder what is the next step, the casinos have brought Singapore's GDP to the next level as well as a new benchmark for ministerial salaries. Perhaps drugs and prostitution will make the world congregate here to boost GDP sky high.
Rules that Harijans (outcast, I.e. Sinkaporeans) MUST follow:...
Subjecting our Brahmin priest to 'indignity' by a pay lower than the highest paid Kshatriyas will bring us bad karma:.
Brahmin leaders always have such easy jobs outside earning Ang pow from blessing cows, new businesses, performing rain(lion/dragon) dances that we actually have to drag them into parliament to serve as MP for a 'paltry' salary:Quote:"If the annual salary of the Minister of Information, Communication and Arts is only $500,000, it may pose some problems when he discuss policies with media CEOs who earn millions of dollars because they need not listen to the minister's ideas and proposals. Hence, a reasonable payout will help to maintain a bit of dignity."
- MP Lim Wee Kiak apologises for comments on pay
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Do not offend a Brahmin leader cos the blackmagic he can harness is very strong:Quote:'Without some assurance of a good chance of winning at least their first election, many able and successful young Singaporeans may not risk their careers to join politics,' Mr Goh Chok Tong, June 2006 ['GRCs make it easier to find top talent: SM']. 
[Pict=Disassembling GRC system benefits PAP (Part 1 of 3)]
Never take any legal action against a Brahmin, even the Attorney General (a 'Kshatriyas') thinks this Brahmin Chief Priest ('Pinkie') is his good luck charm...Quote:fixing opposition parties; actually just creating an authoritarian, monolithic political state, with little or no political vibrancy/choice... 
(YouTube; LHL: "fix the opposition")
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Lastly, never forget, Pariahs/ Harijans/Outcast (citizens not qualifying for a/m political positions) are ALWAYS fated to slog, just remember that U are NOT a Brahmin by birth:...
[Letter to Today] NS a duty, not a job — thus no ‘salary’: Mindef
A message from a Brahmin for Harijan citizens who have failed to honour their Brahmin priests:
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Do Singaporeans know that from Day 1 of independence, LKY has planned for a dynastic succession?
Do Singaporeans know the elite class is expressly formed and led by LKY?
If you wish to know more, go buy the recently published book "The ruling elite of Singapore: Networks of power and influence" by Michael D. Barr.
You can buy the EPUB format of the book at http://www.heyebooks.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=0&products_id=156205 for US$2.50. No invite codes are required for purchase.
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People with power do things as they like. I don't have anything against caste system provided it's not rigid and one cannot change when it's needed.
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@ bic_cherry
Very soon the elite of Sinkapore will be like the Brahmins and the poor and needy will become like the Dalits, the "Untouchables".
May I recommend Michael Barr's "The ruling elite of Singapore" to you? The link to purchase the EPUB format is provided in my earlier post.