The only worst case scenario are they riot and loot your house
for discriminate just like the recent UK riot due to people use
their "ball" to do thing .
I doubt so, that is Lee Kuan Yew's propaganda.
The race card must come to an end. We cannot follow Lee Kuan
Yew's old tactics.
History of Riots in Singapore - Lee Kuan Yew's racist
version has to be stopped
Introduction -
Much has been talked about the riots
in Singapore’s history. In schools, we learned that these riots
were race based. In particular, the Malay race was portrayed as the
antagonist. I have always felt that the there was a tinge of
racism, perhaps even “Malay-phobia” that is embedded as subtle
message in those “historical facts” taught in schools.
As time went by, I realised that
there were as many “Chinese instigated” riots, if not more, as
“Malay instigated” ones. So it really isn’t an understatement that
citizens have gone through brainwashing.
Why must we always perpetually be
reminded of the “race riots” (read as “instigated by the Malays
around us” - according to LKY and his PAPpy followers), so that we
will always fear our Malay neighbours surrounding us?
Or is
this just a figment of imagination in LKY's racist mind, so he
could keep playing the race card on us till
today?
List of Riots in
Singapore -
Let's take a look at the riots that
occurred in Singapore. Here they are, in chronological
order.
1. 1950 - Maria Hertogh
Riots
2. 1954 - National Service
Riots
3. 1955 - Hock Lee Bus
Riots
4. 1956 - Chinese Middle School
Riots
5. 1964 - 1964 Race
Riots
6. 1969 - 1969 Race
Riots
I am not putting up links because
there are different versions of what happened, how they happened
and why they happened. As such, I do not wish to show favour for
one particular version over another. I would instead put up the
central dispute of the issue and the parties involved in the
rioting.
1. Maria Hertogh
Riots -
Dispute - The court in Singapore ruled that Maria
Hertogh be returned to her Catholic biological parents, after she
was raised a Muslim girl.
Parties who
rioted - Muslims
(mainly Malays and some Indians) against the government and the
Catholic/Christian/European community.
2. 1954 - National
Service Riots
Dispute - Brit govt makes it compulsory to serve NS
for those aged 18 to 20. Young Singaporeans were not willing to
serve a foreign govt.
Parties who
rioted - Chinese school
students against the British govt.
3. 1955 - Hock Lee Bus
Riots
Dispute - This was a labour riot. Workers rioted
against poor working conditions set by bus companies. It is also
recorded by many that the Hock Lee Bus riot was politically
motivated against the pro-Brit government.
Parties who
rioted - Bus workers,
joined by Chinese school students against bus
companies.
4. 1956 - Chinese Middle
School Riots -
This is actually not just one riot,
but a series of riots.
Dispute - Lim Yew Hock, Chief Minister,
de-registered and banned two pro-communist
organisations.
Parties who
rioted - Chinese
students against the pro-Brit govt of Singapore. The students
gathered and assembled at Chung Cheng High School and Chinese High
School.
5. 1964 - 1964 Race
Riots
Dispute - A breakaway group from the main (Muslim)
procession was told by the police to rejoin the main party. The
group attacked a policeman which sparked a free for all
riot.
Parties who
rioted - Malays and
Chinese against each other.
6. 1969 - 1969 Race
Riots
Dispute - This riot was not even started in
Singapore. It was started in Malaysia and the issue was their
General Elections. The tense situation had a spillover effect on
Singapore.
Parties who
rioted - Malays and
Chinese against each other.
Let's look at the
figures -
So are the riots always about race
and always about how the "Malays are out to get the Chinese", as
what LKY and PAPpy always try to make us believe?
Here is a tabulation based on
race.
Eurasians involved - one case only
(Maria Hertogh)
Malays involved - three cases (Maria
Hertogh, 1964, 1969)
Chinese involved - five cases (NS
riots, Chinese Mid Sch, Hock Lee, 1964, 1969).
Here is a tabulation based on
issues.
On governance - four (Maria Hertogh,
NS riots, Hock Lee, Chinese Mid Sch)
On labour issues - one (Hock
Lee)
On race - two (1964,
1969)
Race riots totalled only 2 out of
the 6 major riots, and the Malays were involved in a total of 3 out
of 6 of the major riots.
The Chinese were involved in both the race riots, and were also
involved in a total of 5 out of 6 major riots Singapore has ever
had in our history.
On top of that, the Malays were involved in rioting against the
government only once (Maria Hertogh), while the Chinese rioted
against the government on three occasions (NS Riots, Hock Lee,
Chinese Mid Sch).
Yet, LKY and the PAPpies keep telling
us that the riots are all about race riots, implicating the Malays
are to be blamed?
Other relevant
points -
It was told to us by the PAPpies that
the 1964 riots was a race riot instigated by parties from the
North. The Northerners have their own version. They claim it was
instigated internally to pressure Tunku to repeal the Bumi
Policy.
In a documentary aired by Discovery
Channel a few years ago, we have another view to this incident.
Singapore was then part of Malaysia. Malaysia was seen as a threat
to Indonesia and Philippines due to their "expansionist plan" when
they merged Sabah, Sawarak and Singapore into their
Federation.
Because of the merger, Indonesia and
Malaysia were at loggerheads. Singapore, being part of Malaysia,
was also targetted by Indonesia.
This was the Confrontation Period.
The dispute was between one Malay country (Indonesia) against
another Malay country (Malaysia).
However, due to the racist mindset of LKY, he rewrote history and
this period of tension of what should be seen as a dispute between
two Malay countries, evolved to something that was not even an
issue to start with - ie "a sea of Malays around us, against
us".
As such, it even seems doubtful that
the 1964 race riots was strictly a race riot where we had Malays
and Chinese fighting each other. It could have been:
1. An internally instigated riot (by
a govt agent), to pressure Tunku to repeal the Bumi
Policy.
2. A riot instigated by agents from
the South, to teach the North a lesson, for what it claims the
North had an "expansionist plan".
That about leaves only one riot in
Singapore that is truly based on race - The 1969 Race Riots. And
that too, the only confirmed race-based riot did not originate from
Singapore!
Conclusion -
LKY has long been a racist and has always played
the race card. He knows of no other
way.
It is sad that he keeps harping that
"the Malays in the north and south are out to get us", when what we
should really look at is the peace and harmony we have worked for
ourselves.
The consistent play of race, in particular the
"race riots" which tends to have the implication on Malays, have
always been part of the school history's
syllabus.
But as you can see for yourselves,
there are more "Chinese" riots than "Malay" ones. It looks like the
Malays are taking all the flak, when the Chinese are the more
"guilty" ones.
Putting it crudely and candidly, when
LKY farts, you Malays have to smell it. Sorry for that crude joke,
but that is really what this Race Riot Issue conjured by Old Man is
all about, isn't it? It stinks, doesn't it?
In view of his latest statement on
the Malays/Muslims that they have to be "less strict" in their
religion, I feel that LKY is only trying to revive the "good old
days", where he was PM and used the race card to rule.
Singaporeans should stop believing his lies
before he dies.
http://wherebearsroamfree.blogspot.com/2011/01/history-of-riots-in-singapore-lkys.html