About Kopi Gao
This is a platform where individuals can engage in deep and impactful conversations about various societal and political matters, all within the familiar and communal setting of a coffee shop.
Your Daily Dose of Caffeine.
Served Gao.
“Kopi” refers to coffee, a staple of local culture and a common setting for conversations, while “Gao” means strong or intense.
Combined, “Kopi Gao” creates a dynamic and impactful expression that could be associated with robust discussions and strong opinions.
Kopi Gao Opinions …. (don’t say bo jio)
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How Lee Hsien Yang’s Own Words Undermine His Cause
The core of the dispute, Hsien Yang himself eventually revealed, lay beneath the surface of the house row.
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为谁效劳？
这次大选，毕丹星只派人竞选26个席位——远远不够组建政府。
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Working for Singapore – really?
Because once the PAP government is gone, it is gone. There is no turning back.
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The Opposition and the Stock Market: An Analogy
Look beyond the hype
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Pritam Singh and the myth of an Opposition wipeout
An unlikely prospect in today’s context
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Lee Hsien Yang: Singapore’s Most Privileged Political Refugee
Very poor thing indeed.
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The dismantling of the party that Low Thia Khiang built
Under Pritam Singh, the WP increasingly resembles a toxic SME.
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The Workers’ Party’s Incoherent Position on the Income-Allianz deal
Ducking when difficult decisions need to be made.
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A death and a funeral: Missed Opportunity for Reconciliation
Questions worth pondering.
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Gerrymandering in Singapore? Some thoughts.
Much ado about nothing. Political parties should focus on the fundamentals of electoral success.
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About Kopi Gao
This is a platform where individuals can engage in deep and impactful conversations about various societal and political matters, all within the familiar and communal setting of a coffee…
-
How Lee Hsien Yang’s Own Words Undermine His Cause
The core of the dispute, Hsien Yang himself eventually revealed, lay beneath the surface of the house row.
-
为谁效劳？
这次大选，毕丹星只派人竞选26个席位——远远不够组建政府。
-
Working for Singapore – really?
Because once the PAP government is gone, it is gone. There is no turning back.
-
The Opposition and the Stock Market: An Analogy
Look beyond the hype
-
Pritam Singh and the myth of an Opposition wipeout
An unlikely prospect in today’s context
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Lee Hsien Yang: Singapore’s Most Privileged Political Refugee
Very poor thing indeed.
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