Oh how he'll love that, he'll be loving it. 
Still, I feel that security and liberty cannot be taken apart. What
should be done is to educate more Singaporeans about all forms of
security, especially the non-traditional forms of security.
Do we have human security? Do we have the security of our
individuality and beliefs? Do we have job security that is
commensurate with your talent (given the erosion of real
meritocracy)? Do we have retirement security?
Military and economic security secures a place for liberty to
flourish, sadly this is not taking place here. Liberty is the only
thing that strengthens a nation when her citizens feel that they
CAN contribute on their own terms and therefore feel bonded. The
more you instruct your citizens, the long run would show the idea
of security becomes that of regime security, and not an
all-encompassing national security discourse.
Then again, not many people can appreciate the strategic necessity
for greater political reform and liberalisation, especially those
who only chase the dollar and view the world in fiscal terms.
