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STR confirms Government published fake income statistics
Without giving a detailed breakdown, the Department of Statistics claimed that the poor living in 1-room and 2-room apartments received an average of S$10,245 per person from the government in 2017....
View ArticleS$573 million spent on train infrastructure due to population increase
The Land Transport Authority (LTA) today (Feb 9) announced that they will be spending S$500 million to build a new power supply system for the North-South and East-West Lines. The two 30-year-old...
View ArticleMinister Josephine Teo: We will “study” how to make self-employed pay CPF
In a state media interview with Today (Feb 9), Minister of State Josephine Teo said that she is currently “studying” how to force self-employed Singaporeans like taxi drivers to pay CPF. “The...
View ArticleMinister Chan Chun Sing flipflop on MP letters to Court
After being criticised by States Times Review for exerting political pressure on the judicial process, Minister of State Chan Chun Sing now flipflopped saying that PAP MPs should no longer directly...
View ArticleStates Times Review’s submission to Select Committee
From: States Times Review <statestimesreview@gmail.com> Date: Sat, Feb 10, 2018 at 11:11 AM Subject: Submission for Select Committee on Deliberate Online Falsehoods To:...
View ArticleSingapore raising taxes to buy US$94.6 million F35 fighter jets
According to a Reuters interview with manufacturer Lockheed Martin Corp’s executive vice-president Rick Edwards on Thursday (Feb 8) at the Singapore Air Show. the Singapore government is looking to...
View ArticleK Shanmugam confuses even his own propaganda writers
State media ChannelNewsAsia and Suria Online were forced to post an apology yesterday (Feb 10) for misquoting Law Minister K Shanmugam in a propaganda article on Muslim teachings. The tongue-twisting...
View ArticleSingapore Air Show a failure, no mega deal signed
Singapore’s latest biennial Air Show this year has turned out to be a failure with no deal worthy of mention. The Singapore government’s state-owned company organiser, Experia Event, even cancelled...
View ArticleSingapore reject joint checkpoint centre at Causeway
The Singapore Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) today (Feb 11) outright rejected Malaysia’s proposal to have a single joint checkpoint centre for the cross-border bridge at Causeway. According to...
View ArticleBukit Batok residents refuse to partake in government umbrella project
Due to widespread dissatisfaction with the government, a pet project launched by PAP MP Rahayu Mahzam and Minister Ong Ye Kung have been shot down by their constituents in Bukit Batok. The two PAP MPs...
View ArticleMinister Chan Chun Sing: People tell me the economy is very “confusing”
In an interview with state media Straits Times, Minister of State Chan Chun Sing said that people tells him that the economy is “confusing” because various propaganda news articles give contradicting...
View ArticleHalimah Yacob politicise charity for poor to gain support
Unpopular President Halimah Yacob yesterday (Feb 11) launched a charity to boost her reputation, setting aside S$10 million from the President’s Challenge to help the needy and vulnerable families....
View ArticleMinister Khaw Boon Wan promises 8,000 low wage jobs
Transport Minister Khaw Boon Wan today (Feb 12) promised that he will be creating 8,000 public transport jobs by 2030. Although the Minister pulled the figures out from thin air, most of these jobs...
View ArticleSBS Transit post 50% rise in profit after fare hike
After a 4.2% fare hike approved by the Public Transport Council, SBS Transit posted a 50.3% rise in net earnings of S$47.1 million for 2017. Revenue also increased 8.5% in a single year to S$1.2...
View ArticleSingpost’s low-wage postman dump mail into trash
A Singpost’s postman from China was caught red-handed dumping hundreds of mails into the trash bin. When confronted by a resident from Reflections at Keppel Bay condominium, the postman said in...
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PTC survey gives itself near-perfect 94.5% satisfaction rate
The Public Transport Council (PTC) today (Feb 13) published a survey result giving itself a near-perfect score of 94.5% satisfaction rate from commuters. According to the government, 5,000 commuters...
View ArticleMinister Indranee Rajah dumb down Budget 2018
Senior Minister of State for Finance and Law Indranee Rajah yesterday (Feb 13) posted on Facebook a propaganda video dumbing down the coming Budget. The Minister’s video claimed that the Budget will...
View ArticleLaw Minister K Shanmugam confuses his propaganda papers again
Singapore’s controversial tongue-twisting Law Minister had to make a clarification again today (Feb 14) after the government’s state media misquoted him again. According to state media TodayOnline,...
View ArticleAWARE: Household income report is inaccurate
Women’s rights activist group AWARE wrote an opinion article to state media TodayOnline expressing their dissatisfaction with the latest income report published last week, slamming it as inaccurate....
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