Prostitutes Cross Dressers Gay, Politics, Green, Cancer & Islam… the link is – itsReal

Prostitutes, Cross Dressers, Gay, pretend political commentator, Green, Cancer and Islam – what is the common thread to link these outrageous topics together – it’s Interesthink and yes it happened in Singapore.

a moment in History : Pakistan’s Bhutto Assasinated

The first SMS arrived announcing of the suicide bomber, fifteen minutes later the mobile sent out its familiar message tone, without even looking I knew she was dead..

clipped from www.forbes.com Pakistan’s Bhutto Assassinated Former Pakistani Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto was shot dead Thursday at a political rally by an attacker who then set off a blast that left 20 others dead. In a year of increasing violence in Pakistan, Bhutto returned home from exile in October to contest parliamentary elections. Analysts said the viability and legitimacy of the Jan. 8 elections have dimmed with her death. “The biggest hope for Pakistan was for free and fair elections to give the government some genuine legitimacy,” said Gareth Price, head of the Asia department at the London-based think tank Chatham House. “This assassination will make it much harder to get that free and fair election.”

Ageing Population of Singapore has JOBS today…but will they tomorrow – itsReal

It’s 50/50 if you live past 85, better odds than the integrated resorts will offer you.

“If it is the tight labour market that’s pushing the participation up, then when the tight labour market goes, will companies then push out older workers? And the older workers will again be in the same situation as in a couple of years ago,” questioned Stephen Lee, president of the Singapore National Employers’ Federation (SNEF).

“The few important things people continue to talk about is, can I believe that there is a 50 percent chance of living beyond 85. That’s one of the most fundamental issue, because once they don’t believe that, the whole scheme is nonsense. So that is the very important part of our work – how to let people know that this is a fact and not a fiction,” explained Professor Lim, who chairs the National Longevity Insurance Committee.

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