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Archive for the ‘Scoops’ Category

Is MM Lee’s Induced Correction Sincere?

It seems an eternity for the hubristic MM Kee Kuan Yew to come out with a long-awaited and probably much-induced statement to say that "he stands corrected" vis-a-vis his disparaging remarks about the Malay-Muslims, but without an apology. It begs the question whether he is sincere in his pretentious utterance or that he is...

Please stop confusing your MP’s

Lee Kuan Yew The most recent comments “I stand corrected” from MM lee about the Malay Muslim integration, seems to create a contradiction in many shapes and sizes. Firstly MM lee said that the comment was made a few years ago, and the content is not relevant in today’s context as he is told from his ministers and MPs that...

Libya’s Gaddafi and Singapore’s Lee Kuan Yew

Reading through the section on Gaddafi's ideology on wikipedia, I saw so many comparisons and similarities I could draw to Singapore and Lee Kuan Yew. Let me share with you a few of my thoughts. 1. Gaddafi based his new regime on a blend of Arab nationalism, aspects of the welfare state, and what Gaddafi termed "popular democracy". Lee...

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