Despite the multi-racialness of Singapore hype, there is a
decidedly Sino-lisation of Singapore a couple of decade ago.
This went on unchecked because of the OB markers for racial,
religious harmony.
In a CNA forum I have warned ot the Sino-lisation of Singapore,
and that logically Singapore being right smack in the middle of the
Malay Archepelago should have retain Malay as the lingua franca
instead of forming a Chinese enclave. The national anthem and drill
commands in Malay only serves as a reminder that of we stand on
Malay ground.
The key words are embracing race diversity and embracing native
customs and law.
Most of these migrants are from mono-racial society, - whether
from China, India or The phillipines, tend to show contempt for
other races.
As for the China people, the most negative behavour from them
is that they still view the functioning of a society based on
human regulation and not the rule of law.
We may look like them but, certainly, we do not think or hold
value like them any more! This they should understand!
