That's it. Singaporeans believe that the ruling party is a
better choice. With the likes of clowns like CSJ and WP leaders who
themselves voted for the PAP at the last election, why shouldn't
people vote for PAP?
The biggest clown is yourself that boasts of "Oxford" lineage
but will foresake the exposure of a more open and tolerant
environment, only to accept the dark politics practise by LKY
and his PAP and promote their cause of slandering CSJ and the
WP.
In this recent concluded US elections, no one will accuse any
opposition members to be a clown when he endorses or even vote for
the other party.
Colin Powell - (a Republican) - had even endorsed Barack Obama
(a Democrat).
Registered Republicans in Republican stronghold States
had given their votes to Barack Obama and allowed him to win
over the States that have been faithful to the
Republican Party for more then 40 years.
No one called anyone a Clown.
Only an immature fool like yourself will promote the
arrogance of LKY in belittling his political opponents, whom he
fear will take over his political powers to expose the huge bundle
of skeletons hidden in his closet.
The one question I have is: will Singaporeans be ready to vote
in a Malay or Indian Prime Minister? The Americans have
demonstrated they can get over their racist tendencies. Can
we?
Should you not address your question to LKY - if he is
prepared to trust a Malay or an Indian to takeover the helm ?
With LKY at the helm of Singapore Politics for more then 51
years, is it not sad that your cynicism still exist -
when Singapore had it in the Constitution, the Flag, the National
Anthem and the Pledge that all everyone in Singapore is EQUAL ?
Can Singapore be blind to one's ethnicity, when the Political
Leadership play politics with the ethnicity of Singaporean - even
as it gives superficial and cursory recognition to the rules that
it had established for everyone ?
"If, for instance,
you put in a Malay officer who's very religious and who has family
ties in Malaysia in charge of a machine gun unit, that's a very
tricky business. We've got to know his background... I'm saying
these things because they are real, and if I don't think that, and
I think even if today the Prime Minister doesn't think carefully
about this, we could have a tragedy." - SM Lee Kuan Yew, Straits
Times, September 19, 1999 on Malays in the Singapore Armed
Forces
The greatness of a nation is when the rights of each individual
that form the nation is respected and protected, and all such
individuals will come together to collectively protect the
nation.
