If you don't have wisdom but prove to us here you are foolish,
stubborn, unreasonable and lack understanding everything you will
view as your own distorted view. You very crappy.
So what if English is the dominant language? Do you dare
go outside Istana and outside house of LKY to protest for English
not to be made the dominant language in this country? IF not
then shut your gap. 
Where in the world besides anglo countries will you find a
person that treasure their own culture but
pushes anglicisation?
SINGAPORE is a "freak", because it is lacking in
terms of geopolitics, economics, size, population and culture, said
former communist leader Fang Chuang Pi, dubbed the "Plen" by Mr Lee
Kuan Yew.
He added that, in his assessment, the country had "narrow room for
manoeuvre in various areas and will run into difficulties in
future".
He gave this assessment of Singapore as an unnatural country, a
freak of history, in an interview with Malaysia's Chinese-language
newspaper, Nanyang Siang Pau, in which he disclosed that he had
discussed the Republic's prospects with the Senior Minister when
they met in Beijing in August 1995.
He told Mr Lee: "I
said that Singapore was a 'freak', but a 'freak' was often a
genius, and most geniuses died young. For in terms of geopolitics,
economics, size and population, Singapore is congenitally
deficient."
The two men also discussed the issue of culture, he added.
"I said that using
a certain language to create a
culture, the culture created can at
best be a commercial culture, or technology culture, or we may call
it pasar culture. It has
no roots, and identifies itself with a certain material interest.
It is the product of expediency.
"It is
like duckweed, floating at the harbour. When it absorbs
fertilisers, it will flourish very quickly. But once it rains and
floods set in, it will perish," he said
in an interview conducted in a restaurant in Haadyai, near the
Thai-Malaysian border.
http://ourstory.asia1.com.sg/independence/
DUSHANBE, July 23 (RIA Novosti) - Tajikistan's president has proposed banning the
Russian language from being used in public institutions and
official documents, a move he said would promote the development of
Tajik and bolster patriotism in the
country.
Emomali Rakhmon said in a televised address late on Wednesday.
Rakhmon urged a new language law to amend 1989 legislation that
defined Tajik as the official language and Russian as a language of
"interethnic communication," which gave the latter a de facto
official status allowing people to use it in dealing with
authorities, and receive information and documents in Tajik or
Russian.
The new draft law proposed by the president and submitted to
parliament obliges all nationals to know Tajik and speak it in
official situations and public workplaces.
The
president criticized newspaper journalists for a poor knowledge of
Tajik, for using clumsy or misleading phrases and terminology, and
even making spelling mistakes.
In the Soviet period, Russian was the lingua franca among the
various ethnic groups in Tajikistan and other ex-Soviet republics.
Many ethnic Russians have fled Tajikistan since the breakup of the
Soviet Union and the ensuing civil war, but Russian is still spoken
by much of the native population.
Russian is still an official language in Belarus, Kazakhstan,
Kyrgyzstan, and it is also widely spoken in Ukraine and some other
parts of the former Soviet Union.
http://en.rian.ru/exsoviet/20090723/155595756.html