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See How Creative Singaporeans Can Be
We have been complaining how uncreative Singaporeans are and how they are spoon-fed by teachers during their school days. The following illustrated how creative Singaporeans can be in making their dissatisfactions known: Attack of the Eight Elephants Eight paper cut-outs of white elephants were put up outside Buangkok MRT Station in August 2005 by some Raffles Girls’ School students to show their silent protest against its non-opening. Very innovative indeed. The ruling party may have got the ‘hint’ and perhaps forced SBS Transit to announce there-opening 5 months later before it turned into a political issue against them during the General Elections 2006. Online Petition - NKF Also in 2005, there was an unprecedented massive online petition which involved some 43,000 netizens against the old management of NKF, in particular Mr T T Durai, who was the Number 1 target after the public found out about his extravagant spendings on public money like the ‘Golden Tap issue’. The government in particu
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