SINGAPORE: Singapore's Prime Minister Lee Hsien
Loong has emphasised that at the national level, the government
looks after all Singaporeans, regardless of ethnic
groups.
Then why the PAP go and suppress the mother tongue dialects of
the chinese in Singapore and made the peranakan and eurasian
english as dominant language in Singapore?
Advantage goes to peranakans and eurasians, disadvantage to
chinese, malays and indians.
Nothing but a pack of lies.
"This national approach has worked well for us. All communities
have progressed with Singapore including the Malay/Muslim
community.
People have made achievements based on merit and fair
competition, so that every Singaporean can take pride in their
accomplishments and progress and we have strengthened the
Singaporean identity as we have improved our lives together," said
Mr Lee.
Tang found himself not merely participating in politics, but
running for election. His reasons for this decision were very much
based on his concerns over what was happening to the Chinese
community and other minority communities, in Singapore.
Non-English speaking Singaporeans, including Chinese, Malays and
Indians have, he says, been discriminated against unnecessarily
under the PAP policies,
particularly, for example the
Chinese-educated, the Buddhists, the Taoists, the Hindus and the
Muslims.
The
discrimination, he says, takes various forms: Nanyang University
was restructured; there is no Chinese-language business paper;
there is discrimination in the intake of university students, in
the engagement of university lecturers and school teachers, in the
manning of positions in the army and police forces, and an absence
of representation of the non-English-speaking Singaporeans in the
decision-making process and in many top government
posts.
These are just a few examples...
http://singaporeelection.blogspot.sg/2006/05/feature-on-tang-liang-hong.html
