Happy 40th birthday, singapore! Your's the best! See you guys in padang on 09 August

Anyone in other stadium?

Not going to be celebrating at padang. Will be at home most likely catching the show on tv.

I got two tickets at the jurong east area.

I seem to be lost. Do I have to be in Singapore to write a note here? It would be nice to know what is going on that side of the world. I am from South Africa. My main hobies are aloes (succulent plants) and breeding pedigree cats. I see the members are too young for hobbies or not ?

Belated Happy Birthday Singapore.

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I have read your instructions and I will abide by the rules and regulations of this forum.

Thanks for reminding me.

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Hello Ericat,

You can read up more about Singapore at http://justicebaogong.blogspot.com. Life for the younger generation of Singaporeans is going to be very tough ahead, but the young are still ignorant of this fact. The rich-poor gap is fast widening, and if you see how the various monopolies are working their way in almost every business aspect in Singapore makes one worry for the lower and middle class SIngaporeans. Unless you are born to a rich family, your life will be getting more difficult as the years pass in Singapore. You either have to be very very poor living in 1 or 2 room flats to be eligible for paltry government handouts, or very rich to be able to ignore the incessant increase in hawker food prices, ERP charges, high cost of car usage, parking, baby milk powder, education, medical expenses, rental, housing, transportation, taxi fares, bus fares, drinks, etc.

We will be analysing in greater detail about the future of Singapore and what difficulties would the lower and middle class Singaporeans face in the coming future and how they can help themselves. The rich, well done, you are what you are because of your good deeds done in your previous incarnations, and this is the time for you to show your compassion and share your wealth with the less fortunate.

We at justicebaogong.blogspot.com are working class citizens, struggling hard to make ends meet, but we have the heart, to help the less fortunate and the poor. Visit us and place your comments.

Mulia,
Servant of Justice Bao Gong
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