Sermon on the Mount

 This subject has fascinated Sngaporeans for quite some time to the point of ad nauseam. We seldom heard the melliferous baritone of Lawrence Wong before he became DPM. Overnight you can now hear his sermon of the mount almost everyday.to mesmerise his audience the people of Singapore many may be disillusioned to perk them up to meet the worsening  geopolitical challenges. In his May Day Rally speech it was obvious he painted a very grim picture of Singaporeans facing one of the worst economic prognostigatioin with complete cessation of affluent western investments.He entreated workers to work their guts out to preserve their livelihood and the government will back them up all the way.

How DPM Lawrence Wong and his 4G leadership are going to do it will be something up in the air. Lee Hsien Loong and his millionaire ministers will continue to pocket millions of people's money for their salaries and they will be wallowing in their luxurious livelihood when Singapore is hit by the severe  economic crunch. There may be some token relief but distressed workers may have to fend for themselves in the end. Serious deterioration of livelihood and work srtoppages may not be avoided.

We can really start to plan by first getting the multi-millionaire Lee Hsien Long and his millionaire ministers to cut their obscene salaries to the level of world leaders like the American President and channel these salary deductions to the workers' relief fund when the economic crisis comes crashing down.The millions of people's money they pay themselves as salaries is a moral decadence.to begin with as even the American President can live on  USD 400,000 a year to serve the American public. Why do Lee Hsien Loong and his venal ministers want to do with the millions they coveted in their lifetime when they cannot take it with them to their graves. They will get the most heartfelt gratitude from Singaporeans if they can show some humanity when they are struck by humongous misfortune.

We have a defeated minister Ng Chee Meng appointed as Secretary-General of NTUC drawing minister's pay but does not have anything to show.