The episode surrounding Raeesah Khan’s lie has evolved into a Taiwanese drama

The episode surrounding Raeesah Khan’s lie has evolved into a Taiwanese drama

I had prevented myself from commenting about the hearing at the Committee of Privileges as it was, like the Honorable Leader of the Opposition said, to be finally resolved within the Parliament. However, as the various people presented their evidence to the committee, the whole episode surrounding Raeesah Khan’s lie has evolved into a Taiwanese […]

Committee of Privileges hearing on Raeesah’s lies: a timeline of events

Committee of Privileges hearing on Raeesah's lies: a timeline of events

No time to read the report or watch the full recording? Here’s a timeline of the events that took place as revealed at the Committee of Privileges.  7 Aug 2021 On 7 Aug 2021, 4 days after her speech in Parliament on 3 August, Ms Raeesah Khan spoke with Mr Pritam Singh, and informed him […]

We need FICA because small states like Singapore are often pawns in a game of global influence

We need FICA because small states like Singapore are often pawns in a game of global influence

A recent investigation by international news agency Reuters, revealed that China’s embassy in Washington pressured business executives to urge members of Congress to weaken or drop specific Bills that would enhance US competitiveness in the semiconductor industry. In the brazenly worded letters, Chinese officials warned senior executives at US companies that they would risk losing […]

How many times did WP Raeesah Khan lie? Why did she admit to lying?

How many times did WP Raeesah Khan lie? Why did she admit to lying?

How many times did WP Raeesah Khan lie? 3 times according to proceedings in Parliament on 1 November. She first made the claim that she had accompanied the rape survivor to make a police report on 3 August 2021. She repeated this claim when asked by Minister of State (Home Affairs) Desmond to provide details […]

First case of deliberate lying in Parliament: Bertha Henson

First case of deliberate lying in Parliament: Bertha Henson

Anecdotes have been shared in Parliament but this is the first case of deliberate lying in Parliament that has been found out. MPs often use anecdotes of anonymous people to make their point. A recent example was when WP Sylvia Lim and Pritam Singh shared the same anecdote of a resident who had to sell […]