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Gee Scotty, that's not what Dutton said. Maybe the ministers should hold a meeting first and make up their mind.
I think frankly Scotty and Dutton should mobilize the RAN and engage that ship, show PLAN who's boss. Invade Solomon Islands while you're at it too.
In conclusion: how could Dan let this happen?
I think frankly Scotty and Dutton should mobilize the RAN and engage that ship, show PLAN who's boss. Invade Solomon Islands while you're at it too.
In conclusion: how could Dan let this happen?
Just submit a form for merging Singapore to the Chinese
motherland, then its 58 Ethnicities with Malay and Indians joining the family, I guess.
How about we just deport the Indians back to India and Malays back to Malaysia. Singapore is built by Han Chinese. That's why it's a successful city state and not a third world country like Malaysia. Everyone here is too woke and politically correct to say it as it is, but Singapore is basically 70% Han Chinese dragging the remaining 30% over the finish line.
Lee Kuan Yew would have wanted Singapore to be fully Han Chinese and not be replaced by other ethnicity through neo-liberal immigration policies.
Something to lighten the mood on nutjob Sunday:
The continued success of Singapore hinges on it being a majority Han Chinese country. This is a fact. LKY was too much of a pragmatist to say so because it would spark serious ethnic tension which Singapore could not afford at the time. There is an unspoken policy of maintaining a 70-75% Chinese majority in Singapore. This means importing PRC/Taiwanese for every Malay or Indian that gets permanent residency. And yes, none of this is ever said out loud, because Singaporean youth are some of the most woke, politically-correct, anglo-worshipping, self-hating hanjians in the world. The older generation is still based for the most part but I worry about this country's future.
Lee Kuan Yew did say so.
Lee Kuan Yew on Race
I have said this on many a previous occasion: that had the mix in Singapore been different, had it been 75% Indians, 15% Malays and the rest Chinese, it would not have worked. Because they believe in the politics of contention, of opposition. But because the culture was such that the populace sought a practical way out of their difficulties, therefore it has worked.
I have said openly that if we were 100 per cent Chinese, we would do better. But we are not and never will be, so we live with what we have.
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