Top 10 Highest Paid Government Leaders
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is our president considered a political leader as well? if he is, then he will co-tie with LHL as no. 1
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These highly paid bastards. They don't deserve their pay at all. Sucking up public funds.
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Originally posted by dragg:
we always want to compete with h ong kong on this and that.
then why dont they match hong kong's salary scale too?
5 times. plain ridiculous.
Agree. HK's salary is higher than Sg since donkey years ago.
Don't forget , Hong Kong is not ranked No 4 as most expensive city in the world, Sg is.
The MIW suppress singaporeans to have more pay. They actually have a training session in CDC to brainwash people that the trend now is to have low pay and work for jobs with increasing responsibilities. I am not sure if they still conduct this brainwashing session. Strange, like as if their families, cronies and themselves deserve high pay others are second or third class citizens don't.
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Originally posted by Dalforce 25:
These highly paid bastards. They don't deserve their pay at all. Sucking up public funds.
I agree, agree.
It is easy money for them, generally singaporeans are docile, kiasu, kiasi, easily manipulated, believe in lies. They enjoy their filthy high pay at the same time having fun using words to call us names, pass on insults, accusations, personal attacks, oppression ......
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These ministers in government simply do not deserve such ridiculous salaries.
I see also feel pai seh.
Don't these PAP ministers feel ashamed?
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to prevent corruption
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Originally posted by Dalforce 25:
These ministers in government simply do not deserve such ridiculous salaries.
I see also feel pai seh.
Don't these PAP ministers feel ashamed?
Money is the reason why they are in for what is so paiseh to them. Money money money!
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Originally posted by Ah Gong:
to prevent corruption
Increase powers of CPIB better. But their pay level is just ludicrous.
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Just a further justification on their salary is ok.
So, they should have a pay increase.
There is no white horse system in singapore.
There is no overcrowding in the circle line compared to Japan and India.
There is nothing to debate in the house.
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Which should it be.
PAP ministers have the guts to cut their salaries by 3/4?
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The other countries politicians have the guts to follow Singapore's example? As Rupert Murdoc suggested.
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Originally posted by mancha:
Which should it be.
PAP ministers have the guts to cut their salaries by 3/4?
Or
The other countries politicians have the guts to follow Singapore's example? As Rupert Murdoc suggested.
imagine if obama's salary is pegged to the private sector as well.
how much shall he get? 20 mill a year?
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Singapore believes to pay according to job value.
How much for a man who holds the trigger to thousands of nuclear missiles?
The man holds the key to our reserves is paid more than the PM.
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When I gain power, I will lock up these nepotic politicians and their entire clan in chains and shackles, confiscate and redistribute all their ill-founded assets to the people, and march them off to some remote labour camp, never to be seen again.
omg. until now, never have Stalin's ideas and practices look more appealing to me.
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Originally posted by deathmaster:
When I gain power, I will lock up these nepotic politicians and their entire clan in chains and shackles, confiscate and redistribute all their ill-founded assets to the people, and march them off to some remote labour camp, never to be seen again.
omg. until now, never have Stalin's ideas and practices look more appealing to me.
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Originally posted by Ah Gong:
to prevent corruption
It is still corrupt morally. What difference does it make if it is legally allowed or not? Getting money that they do not deserve is corrupt nonetheless.
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Originally posted by Siliconchip:
It is still corrupt morally. What difference does it make if it is legally allowed or not? Getting money that they do not deserve is corrupt nonetheless.
If you sweep their dirt out of the carpet you will see the truth.
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As long as one party is the majority and the people are too chicken to protest, they can set their salary high whether they deserved it or not.
They dun have to worry about what you like it or not as you have given them the mandate to do that.
As you have seen from the press, there are no dirt or no white horse.
Just live with it.
Dun need to mention about the next election since the people are all too chicken to do something about it this year,
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PAP bastards must be taught a lesson.
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The big problem is the majority voters are willing to vote them in no matter what shit they are giving to the citizens. PAP know this and are taking advantage.
A lot of blame goes to the voters giving them the mandate. People who vote for PAP is as though without PAP they cannot survive in Singapore.
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Originally posted by gorgorlokaychyong:
The big problem is the majority voters are willing to vote them in no matter what shit they are giving to the citizens. PAP know this and are taking advantage.
A lot of blame goes to the voters giving them the mandate. People who vote for PAP is as though without PAP they cannot survive in Singapore.
Haiz.
Everything also Singaporeans' fault.
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Those who vote for the PAP are the HDB upgraders (public to private housing), young PMETs. They want more good years ahead so they can move from a condo unit to the pent house, from landed property to Sentosa Cove. These are the silent majority!
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they r the parasites
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Originally posted by mancha:
Those who vote for the PAP are the HDB upgraders (public to private housing), young PMETs. They want more good years ahead so they can move from a condo unit to the pent house, from landed property to Sentosa Cove. These are the silent majority!
I am very afraid of the property bubble.
So very afraid.
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My contention is that ministers are paid fairly.
Many ministers are actually earning much more in the private sector before they became ministers, which for many of them, meant a drastic pay cut. I would like to cite Dr Vivian Balakrishnan as an example. He was a top eye surgeon before he entered politics, and for a period of time, was also the director of SGH. When he went into politics, however, he had to draw a much lower salary instead.
In addition, I would like to contend that ministers are the life-blood of our nation. They make crucial decisions that may very well decide the fate of our nation. As a result, it is imperative that we recruit not just the smartest, but also, people who have proven themselves of being extremely capable in leading an organization. Thus, I am astounded by the fact that there are actually criticisms regarding ministerial salaries and so forth.
With regards to the numerous digressions about the ineffectiveness of PAP as the government. Many have brought up the point about high inflation rates of Singapore. I would like to point out that Singapore has a rapidly increasing aggregate demand, which is a good thing, in fact, as it drives economic growth. However, we do have very limited and rapidly diminishing resources in the field of labour, brought about by declining birth rates, and this is the very reason why we have a high inflation rate.
I would like to reiterate that the government does not cause inflation.
They have, however, tried to stem it by importing foreigners into Singapore. This is an excellent way to reduce inflation and still achieve economic growth. However, there are numerous social problems with such an influx that the government has yet to solve. Hence, this further heightens the need to recruit better and more capable leaders into the ranks of the government, necessitating the high ministerial salaries.
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Crap ! Our minsiters are the highest paid in the world, you are here to post to mislead us, you think we are all fools! Please!!!!!