26 February 2004
Oh captain, my captain!
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If transplanted to Singapore, this great fallen leader will begin by saying, "I represent the People's Wing of the People's Act...
25 February 2004
Featured Blog of the Day
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Model Singaporean Employer Ladies and gentlemen, no kidding.. Icepearlz takes great care to insist she is NOT a "model Singaporeans emp...
24 February 2004
Failing Tests
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Given: A. Some holidays are rainy, and B. All rainy days are boring. Which of the following statements can be deduced? 1. No clear days are ...
19 February 2004
Queer Eye for Chief Justice
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This has nothing to do with gay marriages that are conducted by SanFran state officials in defiance and as a test against current laws. This...
14 February 2004
Not since Henry Kissinger
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We must be living in some kind of alternate reality. Some right-wing politican in Norway has nominated Bush and Blair for the 2004 Nobel Pea...
11 February 2004
Today in History. Or Literature. Just anywhere but reality
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Imagine this: your kingdom used to be a global power, but those days are long gone. As its leader, you understand your true position in the ...
08 February 2004
The Liberal George Yeo
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I've been away for some time. Was sucked into the US Democratic Primary campaign, and checking out all the candidate blogsites constantl...
01 February 2004
Today, we talk about the bird flu
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It was here that I out-predicted China's admission of bird flu, but anyone could've seen that coming. Today, I put forward the case ...
26 January 2004
Domino Effect
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An artifact of 1960s anti-communist hysteria, Amercian neoconservatives devise the theory that should any single country in Asia fall to com...
24 January 2004
Chinese New Year Woes
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I'm more than happy to skip all the Chinese New Year visiting; relatives are poison, and all the questioning they subject me with is not...
21 January 2004
International Criminal Court to Examine Blair War Crimes
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News reports from Reuters and the Independent "Prosecutors at the International Criminal Court are considering a request by an interna...
20 January 2004
Apologia
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Recently certain friends and acquaintances have been asked to give feedback about this site, to choose their favourite articles, since I...
17 January 2004
The Logic of Warfare (a selective history)
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Charles Tilly is credited with reading the history of Europe since 1000 AD as the history of uninterrupted, ever-intensifying, rational warf...
15 January 2004
On War
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"No universal history leads from savagery to humanitarianism, but there is one leading from the slingshot to the megaton bomb." --...
10 January 2004
Great Internet Firewall of Singapore (Singnet outtage edition)
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I'm wondering how many of you using Singnet broadband (and whether users on Pacific or Starhub/SCV) have encountered this problem during...
04 January 2004
Wisdom from Unexpected Quarters
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I found an interesting and wise quote, taken from the first line of an editorial from the above link. A wise man said this shortly after WW2...
03 January 2004
On the New Year
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I am not in a habit of making resolutions for the new year or to reflect on the passing of the old. Somehow, these traditions seem nothing m...
31 December 2003
The Year in One Minute
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(or 1 minute and 15 seconds) I had the honour of getting the Video Renegades' film shown at Zouk yesterday. On the whole, I think the a...
27 December 2003
Great Classics II
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I had an interesting ICQ chat with a friend. Life is treating him well relatively well, you could say. Even as an overworked and underpaid m...
24 December 2003
The Gift of the Gab
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or, Why the Great Library of Alexandra Burned Down LIBRARIAN of the Great Library: ... MOTHER of the Librarian of the Great Library: Look, t...
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