June 06, 06:01 PM 
514 Chai Chee Lane 03-16, Singapore 469029 So, after Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong sued Roy Ngerng for defamation, suddenly, there is a deluge of political advisers in Singapore overnight.
But discussing why PM is suing Ngerng for his defamatory statements is not sexy anymore.
No one really believes Ngerng's assertions that PM is ”misappropriating” CPF funds, as Ngerng has apologised, meaning that even he didn't believe in his own assertions.
But with PM keeping silent about the issue, people now imagine themselves as PM, his political advisers, or public relations experts.
They spend time writing missives online, with no lack of commentary on what the strategic next moves should be: Why the prime minister really shouldn't sue and what the one getting sued should do. Who is winning the public perception campaign and who is losing.
Our interpretation: I wouldn't want to be in PM's shoes
Our interpretation: Suing is a PR disaster
Our interpretation: Winning the defamation suit will do nothing for PM Lee
Our interpretation: Offer Roy Ngerng emotional support
Our interpretation: Singaporeans are the real winners
Our interpretation: Settle it out of court is the best
Our interpretation: I just copy everything from everywhere else
Our interpretation: Suing is elitist and Roy can become credible
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