Come to think of it most of the things said here are based on
opinions and not fact...
But hey saying that i also dun know much about what the hell is
going on with these two politicians that is also causing waves in
perception of the local populace about the others country.
Indeed, it is well known that LKY contributed a whole lot of stuff
for S'pore prosperity. He saw stuff that during 1965, people would
laugh at and most possibly curse and swear at. And yeah he brought
some success...
The same can be said about Tun Mahathir. During his reign, there
was the wawasan 2020 thing that i saw. I still don't know what the
hell thats about, but its attempting to make malaysia into a
developed nation. The gameplan sounds, and he gave what at that
time seems abit impossible, a vision for a better future. He is a
visionary. Sadly, I've not heard what has been successfully carried
out about this.
Both men have an influence, hence any word that comes out of them
is bound to churn out its fair share of feelings.
Hence, when i read through some of the postings, i feel that some
people mention stuff like war between the nations and etc...(you
get the idea). I really don't think that is what everybody wants.
Come on, do we need one when we know up north somewhere near A VERY
BIG country, some dictator's threatening to blow up nukes?
sheesh
Also back to this thing about the marginalising of The Singapore
Melayu...
Aku Anak Melayu Singapura...(Translated: I'm a Singapore
Malay)
Why is this topic coming up?
Its abit tiring to listen about this all the time...
I mean, so far, as a malay youth growing up in a predominantly
chinese nation
I've been given an opportunity to study, have a good
education...(currently waiting for Uni entry
)
I'm given access to all forms of facilities and services that the
government offers...(Medisave, Medishield...Any chinese medisave or
medishield? No right.)
I'm allowed to practice my faith without interference or fear
...It'll take too long to type everything
All i am saying is i don't feel that we are marginalised in any
way.
SO why all the ruckus?
But saying all that perhaps all you other people can give me
examples of how you think we are marginalised. Rather than just
shoot that we are, I'll be more than happy to clarify it 
Enjoy!!!
Addition...
Also, it must be noted that the feeling of marginalisation comes
from the people itself maybe not so much the government...
The government can only do so much...
SINGAPOREANS
Are we willing to change ourselves and not use race as a criteria
for stuff...(Jobs requiring Mandarin language, Mandarin Ads on
English tv...)
No offence to singaporeans, being one myself, but the government
knows racial harmony and tolerance is essential for our
survival...But are the people in sync?...