Derrick Sim

22/10/2026

From Fauci’s leaked emails, to pleading the Fifth Amendment, and now, leaked email from Health Canada employee, even a di**it can see that something sinister may be going on behind the scenes.

You guys can read, right? 👍

22/10/2026

Parliament is as good as belonging to the PAP. They can pass any laws or amendments, even making them apply retrospectively, within a matter of hours.

Many people say it doesn't matter to them. It doesn't affect them.

What do you think? Is this dangerous? Does it really not affect us?

22/10/2026

"Just being good-natured is not enough. If you are good-natured but fail to stand up to injustice, you cannot protect anyone. Instead, you will tend to be taken lightly, enabling those who perpetrate injustice to only grow stronger."

21/10/2026

I've known many people who maintain silent when told about the significant increase in heart-related deaths in recent years. Their faces turn sheepishly guilty.

The guilt lies with all of us who have kept quiet and refused to do something, thinking that it would only happen to other families.

Some simply brush it off as stress. But deep down, in our hearts, we all know what has happened.

21/10/2026

More and more Singaporeans are beginning to see the DOUBLE standards, and frankly, the frustration and anger are becoming SO PENT UP and impossible to ignore.

Why does it seem that the PAP administration is tough on ordinary Singaporeans but so accommodating towards wealthy business interests?

When ordinary Singaporeans struggle with rising costs, they are told to be adapt and accept the situation. When ordinary people try to make ends meet by rummaging for waste cans, they are promptly fine/warned.

Yet, when it comes to big corporations and powerful business interests, why does the approach sometimes appear so different?

Minister Grace Fu and the PAP administration must answer these questions. Singaporeans MUST DEMAND IT. If the rules are necessary, they should be applied fairly, not one set for commoners, another set for PAP and their cronies.

This is not about being against MNCs. The issue is whether our policies genuinely applied fairly across or just for some people?

Singaporeans are no longer fools. We can see when the burden feels unequal and we can feel the frustration when our concerns appear to receive less urgency than the interests of the powerful.

And we have every right to demand answers and accountability.

21/10/2026

My dear fellow Singaporeans, please speak up. Please!!! I sincerely appeal to you from the bottom of my heart. ❤️‍🩹❤️‍🩹❤️‍🩹🫶🫶🫶

Behind the statistics are real people. Real families. Real Singaporeans whose lives have been changed, who have been injured, who are suffering in silence, and they are struggling day after day to make ends meet, without any compensation, support, and a voice to be heard.

Put yourself in their shoes. Imagine watching your loved ones suffer, worrying about how to pay the bills, and feeling helpless because nobody seems to care. Imagine crying 😭 in silence, hoping that someone, somewhere, will finally listen. Imagine you were told to take the jab or else you can't work.

How long must our fellow Singaporeans suffer before anyone takes notice? How many more people must fall through the cracks before we unite and say, ENOUGH IS ENOUGH???!!!!

Please don't turn away just because this has not happened to you and your loved ones. Today, it may be someone else's pain. Tomorrow, it could be yours, or someone you love dearly.

When that day comes, who will stand up for you if we have all chosen to remain silent today?

We cannot keep leaving the vulnerable to fight their battles alone. We cannot allow people to suffer in silence while their cries for help go unheard. If we do not stand together now, when will we?

I have done my best to speak up for the people in GE2025. I have tried, and I will continue to do what I can. But I can't do this alone. We need Singaporeans from all walks of life to stand together, to ask difficult questions, to demand accountability, and to insist that the people's concerns are taken seriously.

At the heart of this is a fundamental question that every Singaporean deserves to ask:

Whose interests are our ministers serving? Are they truly putting Singaporeans first, or there are other interests being prioritised over the welfare of our own people? Are they serving foreign interest?

We deserve transparency. And above all, we deserve a government that listens, takes responsibility, and puts the well-being of Singaporeans first.

Please, please! I urge all of you, don't wait till tragedy strikes your own family before you realise how important it is to speak up.

Your voice matters. We need to be united. Our children's future matters.

Stand up. Speak up. Stand together. Stand up for Singapore.

Please, Singapore. We must not remain silent.

21/10/2026

Senior doctors are calling for a COVID royal commission. AMPS (Australia Medical Professional Society) stands with them. Meanwhile Singapore's Ministry of Health endorsed it, putting it as part of the National Immunization Schedule.

Professor Charlie Teo, “I can say with some authority, that people were gagged and doctors were gagged and that’s not good, ever,” he said.

AMPS has been saying this for years. Australians were promised a reckoning. What they got was an inquiry with no power to compel evidence, take testimony under oath, or examine the decisions state governments made on their own.

Doctors and nurses lived the consequences of those decisions. Many lost careers for asking questions. Patients and families still want answers.

Only a royal commission can get them. It needs to be independent, with terms of reference broad enough to cover the whole response, not just the parts governments are comfortable with.

Doctors and nurses: what would you tell a royal commission?

21/10/2026