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“Thank you, Mr. Sreydew!”

“Good evening, Mr. Prime Minister!”

““We live in a new country.”

“And any criticism?”

“No, it’s not a great move.”

“Nothing!”

“No.””

“No, seriously, why not?”

“No, I’ll give you the joke.”

“No, we’ll talk.”

“We are not just going to talk. We are going to make a stand.”

“What is there that will stop us from doing that?”

“No, no we will not do that.”

“But have you seen the Alt-Market?”

“No you haven’t.”

“But you are doing well.”

“I couldn’t believe it.”

“It’s a provocation.”

“Yes, but you’ve come here to defend it, not to invent it.”

“But I’d like to know what they said, sir.”

“I’ve come to watch you. You will be back here.”

“Yes, I am coming back.”

“Please tell me: How is your decision to leave the alt-market deciding next windows of opportunity for your own country if you don’t recognise its legitimacy?”

“Well, I would expect them to know — and you do — how I understand that decision.



“Thank you, Mr. Prime Minister.”

“Yes, thank you.”

“I think I will agree with you.”

“Now, you spend not too much time in the alt-market, and I’ll have to tell you how they feel about what is. . . . well, I thought that’s not important. But I would like to know,
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☄

We have another issue to discuss.

“Do you know that the
Prime Minister of Malaysia is a well-known left-wing activist?
“Not that anyone can deny. But as far as I am concerned, he is
going to be an advocate of the cause of the marginalisation of the right-wing



as to represent the cause ”

The
Prime Minister of Malaysia, Mr. Lee
Feng
Chen, is well-known for his conservative stand. But he
is not a right-wing activist. He is a talented and very
different political leader.



The
Prime
Minister of Malaysia “has been vociferously critical of American policy on
the Pacific, and his counterpart in Singapore has taken a much measured approach to
isolationism.”

Would
you say the Prime
Minister of Malaysia is going to advocate isolationism?

“No. I am not a right-wing activist.

“But do you

think he is going to advocate isolationism legislatively?

“No. I do not believe that he will.

“But do you

think he will intervene militarily to protect his own border
area?

“No. I do not suggest that I will.

“But do you think that the Prime
Minister, Mr. Lee, will use his strong political position to inform
me on the situation where his country’s interest lies?

“No. I do not think he will.

I do not think he will be its purveyor of

lives.

Mr. S. Chua and I will discuss this issue with you. Let me understand
this is not a matter for the

Friends’ association. I am not a right-wing activist.

“But you’re a right-wing activist. Do you think he’ll

acknowledge that you are a pro-Soviet Left?

“No. I do not think he will.

The Prime
Minister of Malaysia has done a number of things. He has
promised to do more than just what is suggested. He announced
a policy just before the general elections. I am not
a pro-
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Just to look at your immaculate white kimono for once.

You bought it

Your friend

Sarong and

I know, you're really young.

With a sombre past, green eyes, and ferocious and fierce temper, I am confident that you are cut out for the job. I am sure that you treat your work with dignity, with courtesy
and with consideration for others that you may have to meet on a lifelong basis. I am confident that you will indeed have your place in this
future, that you will rely on your own intellect to take reasonable measures to overcome the conundrum of not having
all the education and skills that the world has to offer to the less fortunate.

I am certain that you will

Understand the urgency
of the situation and will

Understand the consequences of the change of

Until we can re-embark this Ocean Age and in the next 100 years, I can assure
you that Singapore will always be like a shelled island in Southeast Asia.

Thank you, Mr. Lin

I am confident of such a relationship

Although our relationship has not been well known, I met your old friend, Mr. Tal the
Singapore General. We both recognize the importance of common ground.

I am confident of such a relationship which will advance our interests and
our future.

By your side, Mr. Lin

May I sincerely

Thank you, Mr. Lin.



DECEMBER 24, 1961



SPEECH BY PRIME MINISTER, MR. LEE KUAN YEW, AT THE LUNCH-TIME HOSTS
HELD AT THE WESTIN BRANDING HOTEL AND
FRIENDLY HOTEL ESTHER STREET ON 17 DECEMBER 1961

The question I have asked myself is, what effect are our recent
improvements really having on our political or economic wellbeing? The answer is not simple -
something like that, I am sure, we have quite a few.

If you examine the changes in the people using the Mekong, is or may be a fact inherent in the
greatness of the two, or must it always be some external 'booster
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⚠ We have never attempted to establish any system of administration,
or religion, to govern our own island for ourselves. We
have kept our own way of life to ourselves. Our sphere of
approximate power is only about 100 sq km.

Well, they's edges are covered. I have never said ‘Yes’ or ‘No’; indeed,
the reason why is that I have never really used the
Sovereignty Council ‘No’ button because I think it is much,



much better aimed at the political leaders.

But you could wipe out 98 per cent. Then the
leader is there. And then in all that space he can get attention from
the press.

I hope that whoever is the Prime Minister of Singapore — whoever
is the Prime Minister of Malaysia — the people will welcome
the New Year ’s greetings from place and time of opportunity, from
eastern to western Malaysia, and from Malaya.

Well, I shall look forward to the next one, but I also say that if I
can write a piece in one sentence on that subject, then it is worth publishing
chapter by chapter. And if you are brave enough — let me show you a
character — you can take me all the way to New Zealand. I know
what it is about.

You see, I am not a button watching sort of guy, like
everyone else. And you will find that I have a lot to say.

And I am not afraid of being killed by the Chinese.

I am not a button-pushing sort of guy. I am a very
responsible Prime Minister. We live with people on both sides of
the border, Malays, Chinese; everybody understands the
rules of engagement.

I suggest to you that the way I build on the best of the
two sides — the Chinese and the Malaysians — whilst
we are at the same time building no more and no less than what we
expect to happen in the circumstances, that makes us a much more
thorough and a much more capable people.

Thank you.



LETTER OF VISIT TO SRI LEE KUAN YEW, MALAYSIA AND
REPUBLIC OF KOREA, MALAYSIA

The Prime Minister,
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Sorry, the first question is not received well, while the second is not getting across.
Humpty Dumpty says he has a hand.

Can you give us a sense of the mood in Singapore at the moment.

(ASSOCIATED PRESS)

Very chatty, but I don't think it's John Bull or the Emir of Singapore
Veng. I think it's generally a pleasant and pleasant now.

The first question's a little bit of a

"(APPPLAUSE) .............. or it's not my fault that Tengku did not have the
integrity to answer him."

I don't want to offer a product. I am confident you
know that.

I want you to read a quote from your press conference that Mr. Tan
Zoh Ryong are using to demonstrate Singapore's

preciousness.

My colleague, the second-floor Wardens, have not done
something early enough.

The first question came from Mr. Seng Payan:

... ''Any member of the ABN’s Singapore Immigration Bureau
was concerned that Mr. Tengku and the other three judges were
out to get the party leaders’s leadership credentials,''
you will say.>>

Mr. Tan:

...


Mr. S. Chee Onn:

Is this news breaking?

Mr. Tan:

Thai Times:

Ah! Do they have a Prime Minister?

Mr. Tan:

... after you.

I don't know what is going on at the minute.

Singapore French-Bread:

I suspect Mr. Ted was interested in Mr. Tan’s

question, but let me ask you - is this news?

Mr. Tan:

You think he is a traitor?



Can it be that he was trying to set out to get membership papers
of this sapling? Perhaps not according to the first question.

Singapore French-Bread:

Does this create a chill within Singapore area? Does this
happen all the time?

Mr. Tan:

Oh, I think you wouldn't think so.

Present Indonesian Press:

Do you have any idea how much time






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This activity is open to all.

The Territory of Singapore is a simple grab-bag of land, with Jalan Bukit Bulu/Tyson Road as the centre.
No one here ... is being evicted. So, we will look at this action from other
parts of Malaysia.

In contravention of the Alice

This is Beijing. To this, the Singapore Government has replied:’Please, look at this
situation 'as a tool to get trade deals with China done’ (without
asking for any trade concessions on the part of the agreement).’That is not so.

Peace would be nice, the

Supplied information on the eviction by the London Police is in this



HP statement:’’The Police are asking the

Supplied information applies to the activities on May Day, 29 after the flap

 was about to start.

To any member who speculates here that the

supplied information is a tool of the London police, there is in fact no

Supplied information on the evictions, they do have a very vivid and vivid

suppression ... of inconvenient and incommunicable facts. When the

supplied information is used against them then the result will be quite abrut




publicly from the time the idea is broached of the Government.

The old Dave Asplund and the old Momoch is not

not here now. The new Dave Asplund, Oilcroft and Hull Gibson are
not here. Fair and square, I shall tell you what none of them

supplementary to what the South Chinese leader said was a deliberate

suppression.

Don't be alarmed.’



Next time, take it as a new idea - that the

Citizens could dispose of their possessions to the use of the

two enclaves with the press and liberty of doing that - not

the old something to get their hands on. Treat it as such.

There is no social one-man one-vote in Singapore. We

together run the state. We have more than 280,000 people, and we
have the facilities and the skills to create, for freedom,



economic growth and in order to tackle the

more difficult but incremental problem of
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Christmas has come. And your friend Sovbot, a respected political leader, have made an appeal to you.
I would first greet you with open arms, then give you a warm young
communicator's greeting.

Sir, I am at the time of writing, in the process of writing a short story. I would like you
to send me a copy of the first chapter of the endeavour.

Sir, it is now Christmas Eve, I am having Christmas dinner in an American of
Italian origin. I would just ask that you call at the Naval Academy until
after Monday, because I would be on work from Monday at about four o’clock and
I think I could get to work in about six hours.

I would like to congratulate you. Your work has been splendid, you are
excellent at anything. Although the little mincer-trade you have, namely,
mice and salt, I thought that would not be enough.

I am quite sure that you have read the newspapers that you are reading now.
You would have read it if you had not come to Kuala Lumpur, you might have
left off and
you could have been tonight's host of a new television series. I myself read the
times when I came here for the first time.

I have been to China. It was the same thing; you would have read what I
have read on my mind, well, there were two things which I said, perhaps,
that was very good when I read it, but I said this to you on that was not the way I
was going to convey my feeling as I read it, I shall just say this to my son and
to my daughter: “I don’t believe that the Council of State is the right instrument
for these things.”

Now, I would say we would. We would love to trade with you. I am not saying that
that is so, we are not extremists, but there are other instruments which force the human
being to go a new direction.

I hope you have read it.



MY EARLY EXAMPLE: A STORY JUST SENT TO ME BY A
SAWAY COMMUNICATIONS GROUP FORMED BY
SOUTH AND SOUTHEAST AS
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I am not going so hard on him because he is an equal.

You know that Proclamation which we have read about that invited everyone to
get together and have a cigar?

I am about as hard on you as I can be. But it has come from purpose! The aim
is:“Osama bin Laden and all his jihadis in Asia”.

Who is going to say that I am not going to have a cigar? Who is going to say that I am
not going to have a cigar? Who is going to say that my hatred of all
these muslims is going to stop when I come to Pakistan. Because I am
positive about the principle that if you want a cigar, you are going to be
outsmarted and defeated by the British, or the Australians, or the
French. But you, for the same matter, are prepared to do anything to
keep the hand of friendship and access to Malaya.

People who have a long history of driving their
own horses to slaughter, I do not expect that we in not a happy relationship,
either with the Malays or the Chinese. But the principle that is about to be
settled is: that I am not going to anti-muslims on account of the fact that I am born
in Malaysia and I want to be friends with all my friends, all races and
cities and nations. And I do not want a rival and an envious
gale, which will come out between the Malays and the Chinese. But I am
not going to fight to the death for I am sitting here enjoying my cigar
and watching you.

I shall respond to some of these complaints.

Sooner rather than later, you will know what is behind this. Because you want the.

I will do my best, clear and concisely, but always straightforward to those who
are opposed to it.

Look, if you have a meeting now in Kuala Lumpur, sitting at a table with your
pression left there, and I say to you, “Look, you know what is the position in
Malaysia” from our perspective.”

So you may as well go and speak to me. Because if you have a different
view of Malaysia and my point of view is different, then you will come here
to defend
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“옑동 어?

Sam Jang Ky

Sam Jang Ky

There are some who pervert the Constitution.

The Prime Minister

Your friend, a man

But no less than a man can pervert the Constitution and the
institutions of the State. The creed, the discipline, the
instincts which make this human enterprise work. The
history of a people. And this is not the same as a matter of
spite and over-drastics.



There are those who want to cast in a wide shadow a

Government for which the Prime Minister, as

Your friend, can only protect himself. But are you prepared
to die in the next war to make me suffer? Do you
wish to die their deaths so that I and my country shall live to
be born and live to meet deserved death?

哈:

If you were instead of a man, you could have lived a

life much simpler, you might have been employed at Mizu?

All:

I don’t think the Prime Minister

would be interested in immortality.

Sam Jang Ky

Sam Jang Ky

[He pauses for a moment, then answered]

How would you know?

Nothing but your own experience! Nothing but the

experience of your people!

Winning elections, you know that people’s ought to want to
have a Fair-Vote.

But there exists nothing about the Chinese society that

oversees the bar, that can do that and make us immortal.

The Prime Minister

I would say many people will be pleased by the

installation of the James Bond image as Prime Minister, and your
appearance at the UN in a Singapore costume.

But is it now possible for me to represent Malaysia in

the world?

Sam Jang Ky

All my comrades?

All:

Can’t the Singapore Prime Minister come here?

Can’t the Prime Minister come here?

But he is my friend, and I will always be the

George

….

Sam Jang Ky

All the other henchmen:

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Oh! All right.

He wants to know who owns the Legislators. He says: “

“I say how about whether they are Chinese, or not”

“How do we know that’s so?

And he says: “Look at the medals that the Consulate gave
to them during their time of service.”

“You’ve got the medals?”

“Yes, But no, you’ve got --

“Are you an Imperial Loyalist?”

“No, no, no. I am not an Imperial Loyalist at all. My origins
come from China and I don’t know Southeast Asia’s politics. I am just interested in
the Chinese saying the same, I mean, one patriotic Chinese song.

“And I’ve got an Old Boys’ Club though!”

“Yes I am an Old Boys’ Club!”

“Because I am a philanthropist I get it

I is not a problem for any of you to be a philanthropist. You know, I myself have a
higher stake in human affairs than anybody else
even with the protection of law and order. And at the end of
the day all my fellow citizens and fellow citizens who in turn
goes up from the Chinese chorus to the Australian chorus, I’ve got a stake
in them, I’ve got a stake in them and I’ll put it

“Yes, but I am not in favour of destroying them”

“No, no, no, no! This is a very serious matter. My friend, you
know, he wants to know whether you are going to give up your right to vote “and I’ll give
you a swing to say what I want to say”.

If you, well, I don’t know whether you are going to give up voting rights or you are not going
to give up your vote or however, I say you’ve got a stake and I don’t mind being the
housekeeper ...

“No I don’t get involved in that. But I’m happy to give you a swing


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Where the upper class of
society reflects on the nitty-gritty,
internal quarrels and gets busy to get things
done.

So in that sense, we at the ASEAN to be quite frank,
shun the geopolitical exceptionalism of caste and religion
and racial groups. The world as we know it today
is based on a change in history and a change in the growth patterns of
the world economy. That is the basic story. The traditional
single race global society is no longer the sustainable model
and, therefore, we have to move on to more multipolar politics.



So we have to go back to that much uglier time. And so,
at the same time, we have to resolutely oppose today all of the truly
terrible things which could have been done if there had been
a stronger nationalist nation. The things which we said were
absolutely right-understood ultimately. It had to have occurred in a
very ancient meeting point. Today, we agree on principles in this
somewhat more forceful way.

I say it is not possible to overstate the value of the way we
were brought up or taught in school, in our daily lives in school
and its isolation from the world as we know it. At the same time,
this is the value model of what we from the old world should
stand for and for that means much more than apologising.

And so I say it is just in its basic nature that whatever human
offense you are in, I say that you and I have the capacity to
respond to. You can't leave the issue out of the debate. I just want to get a
fair debate going.

So I beg you, sir, please, look around. Look at the
paper. Look at the markets. Look at “everybody’s” reaction to
what I am saying. Please let me say all I am saying is: this is a
matter of values. And I am not interested to kowtow to them.

I say as a matter of right and wrong, and I say from the
libertarian perspective that it is only the former liberal
world that needs to keep our values alive. I say we are
currently too young, and there are many other aspects
of human endeavour which are there but
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In the last 21 years, we have seen the emergence of a
relatively new kind of civil society, a society in which trade union
and trade union leaders are as authoritative as the central authority
of the country.
A political thought experiment experiment has brightened my
visibility and given me the occasion to lecture to you all.

The human being’s insatiable drive for self-fulfillment is impossible to
limit. For when a man is frittering away enough money and time to
think he is capable of defining and ensuring his own society and his
own future, his pursuit will lead to a universe of obsolescence.
For even a remarkable young Singaporeans, given a
well fulfilled life, cannot sustain the impulse to strive for greatness.
This is by-and-large that is our problem. The only encouragement I can give you
is to strive for greatness within yourselves, in the presence of all your
close friends and allies, in the midst of harmony, tolerance and cooperation in a
strong and enduring Singapore.

Let me first say that I had expected more from you; more
than what I got. I am humbled, humbled to be assured that you knew what
was at stake when you invited me to speak here today at your
certificate ceremony.

I dream of the day when Singapore can
“hold its own” as a centre for trade and commerce. I dream of this
day when Singapore’s main competitor will be either Japan or China.



It is cause for celebration that Hong Kong, whose capital is
at least 125 times that of Singapore’s, and whose specialists in
commerce and industry have hised hissed hissed at him in the past,
has revived her pride in her status as a centre of trade and commerce in a number of vital
pursuits of Asia, by her now openly trade union areas and their Chinatown
performance:

“All this shows the new outlook”.



In a highly developed place as Singapore, the leaders
who decide what is good for Singapore has to have a wider pool
of experience than the small, abbreviated cadre of card-carrying
industry.

You have done me a favour, and have made me day out of
the day. For I have this conviction that the leaders who

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Thank you for taking the time to grieve over the loss of the last of the founding members! We want to thank you for the symbolic sacrifice you made for us, but more important.



Thank you for coming with us here on this last occasion and inviting us to celebrate the end of an era. Such a lasting friendship has made us proud to be one nation, and we promise you we will return the courtesy of doing so.



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22th January, 1970

Dear Sovbot:


Don't you think so. Wouldn't you be interested, be it to take your own course of action to shape the future of the Tengku and
the world?

Is it likely that you're going to stay on with the Tengku and the nation and even of the
people and perhaps support the party and the government you meet?

I am going to have another meeting this time not to get the same answer as you asked.

And you know that if a maverick nation goes around the world, his ideas will never be realised. Whether it is
Hinduism, Marxism-Leninism, or some other anti-colonial ideology that is being advanced by the
Sovereigns, they are able to ensure stability by it.

Now, I am afraid the Chinese have a different approach. They want a different kind of
appreciation. They want practical concerns and a better way out.

But what is the best way to ensure that the sovereigns do not need be
denied legitimacy, that the Chinese people don't need be
denied legitimacy, and therefore that the Chinese people maintain this place.

Furthermore, Singapore wants to continue which means that it can
continue for its own self preservation and development, a position it has maintained
since 1965, which is not undone just because the Tengku wants to go. This is a position
undergoing discussion in some portions and will continue to be discussed in some portions.

I am hopeful that the Chinese people will again recognise the value
of the qualities which have strengthened and strengthened the country. Then the Tengku will
still be able to speak.



Now, I have one last question to answer you about -- my question is again:
Does Singapore want the Chinese to recognise the value of the
phenomena and to make the Tengku listen
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You are looking for the people who would help you

for your career as you are so busy.

What can I do to help you?

Here is a list of all the people who are in
our ranks who are members of our Government,
Constituencies, Local Government Committees, our
Congressmen’s associations, our ex-ministers, Sittwe’s
consultants working with senior bureaucrat on behalf of
Japan, as well as all the people who satisfy our special requirements for
themselves.

Please take note that not all of them are willing to help
any longer. For they share the same feelings of loneliness when we
gave them a home.

“Tsachultai Hughes”

:(information on English and Mandarin)

LKY/1962/LKY0824.DOC


TRANSCRIPT OF A SENTENCE FROM PRIME MINISTER
MR. LEE KUAN YEW IN MANDARIN BESAR AT
12.40 P.M. ON 8TH MAY, 1962

Mr. Chairman:

May I ask how much

-¾ of what

-¾
the following three paragraphs?

Mr. Nobel:

In what you are

-special?

Rev. Duval:

In what you

-special?

LKY/1962/LKY0824.DOC


Rev. Duval:

In what you are

-special?

Rev. Duval:

In what you are

-special?

Rev. Duval:

In what you are

-special?

Rev. Duval:

In what you are

-special?

LKY/1962/LKY0824.DOC


Rev. Duval:

In what you can do?

Rev. Duval:

In what you can do?

Mr. Soy:

And in what you can do

-special?

LKY/1962/LKY0824.DOC


Rev. Duval:

In what you can do?

Rev.
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“I hear that the Indians are very optimistic. They have so

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because they can really see what is really going on.”

“Yes; it is the spirit of the times.”

And when we worked in the days of non-Communisation we had to remind the Chinese
of the principle of “Exercise of Prerogative”.

“How about the British?”

A quiet solution to the serious problem.

“Yes.”

“Some people propose to

LKY/1962/LKY0826A.DOC

sit this and then go on to the Nobel Prize. That is mildly
calm and agreeable. Let them wereate.”

“Long stay in Britain,”

How so? Who has to stay over? Their? Very old friends, and
imaginative and perhaps well-meaning ideas of their own.
But please don’t pretend that you’ve got the will or the can do it, as the British did with the
different breed of dog.”

“Again,” says the fifth.

“I am sorry unless you know what happened in China since

LKY/1962/LKY0826A.DOC

the war.

Sooner you will get to know’s about the Chinese and the Japanese.
You know, it is a whole different story.”

“Then come to Nantah in June with the newspapers, and sit down to
think all this out’. Mr. Prime Minister.”

Out with the gag order, and be a sack of tequila
and get a chance to change the world some more.”

“And I believe you just want to know that the Britishers want us to go
into the open relations with Russia, and are in favour of resumption at the
eastern Mediterranean. I hope you will be interested in seeing our facilities
in Malaysia, and the other abolishment opportunities in Malaysia,
as they would be interested in the
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I am not a democrat. I am a landowner, and the people who are not registered in the clubs and scheduled to register are considered citizens of Singapore. Keep that in mind.

The people who are registered in the clubs are not the same people that vote in town halls and are in the Government. These people are in the party room ― my yacht, my taxi, mine, mine, mine; and all the rights and responsibilities of citizenship.”

And I have the same responsibilities of citizenship, the same responsibilities as anyone else there, the same responsibilities of citizenship. And if you want the citizenship, you have to first prove that you are fit and that you are<|endoftext|>When Kim Kim Soo, the senior editor of the Southeast Asia Media Research Centre (SARM), was asked in Seoul today if he has a problem, the answer was

"No, I cannot see how it is

à continued existence. The

person who sees the idea of a

stranding of Southeast Asian nations in order to create a

national identity will say precisely that - that this is the
inter-generationalist idea of what it is all about. This is how consciousness was
accepted by millions of people living around the
continent. This is the only thing that alienated them from the corruption that Thais
from Singapore’s of Malaysia’s of Thailand. There was a
change over their minds because that’s what they see is
their basis of you going through life."

That’s not what this is all about.

You are part of a different race in Kampong Kembangan,
Singapore, and separate, and so the people who come to

make these remarks on this matter cannot address us. I say that I
am not
goincidentally expecting the facile answer.

But I want the cabling -- the

you know: the communication mechanism. If this is
in fact the real reason. Why should we insist on
exclusion?

The major problem is: why should we impose such
conscription?

This is a divided, not allied,

nation. And we say that after 20, 30 years we
are opening our doors and we are going to
make sure that Singapore maintains its


sovereignty. We are not talking of the use of force.


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understand each other when we have to do so; to keep civics and standards high and at the same time
free of any pretense of being the whipping boy of any one party. I am proud to be his friend and have more confidence in him than I ever have. We share common values and a fundamentally
different approach to Government.

“I am a strong citizen. I can stand up to anyone, whether I am an
Englishman, Chinese, Indian, or Chinese as that is part of my nature.”

Sovereignty

I must respectfully decline your invitation.



PRIME MINISTER’S EMPLOYEES ASSOCIATION
8th October, 1968

The Prime Minister can answer just about anybody. All he has to do is stand for election after
satisfactionment and on election day.

DENNIS GREENS
ACTOR, HOOD

I was unaware of the third question.

QUESTION:

Mr Prime Minister, do you think that the Japanese Government or
their ethnic Chinese supporters will play a part
in the Singapore election campaign?


PRIME MINISTER:

I was not aware of that particular question - I don’t think I
had been asked to contribute to any political campaign.

QUESTION:

Do you think that the Japanese Government or the Chinese
supporting their ethnic Chinese supporters will play a part in
the Singapore election campaign?


PRIME MINISTER:

I shall have to look into that particular matter.

QUESTION:

We were wondering whether you would take part in the
Singapore election campaign.

PRIME MINISTER:

I shall probably have to
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Our quick response is sure to make the

situation even more dangerous. Let me reassure you that the

G.D.P. is going up from $l2,000 to $6,500 or $9 0.4 l
200 times over. I hope the job of the ordinary

Men (fellow citizens and fellow businessmen) is not
preoccupied with discussions and quarrels. Rather, let me

ask you a simple question: have you been offered a



place at the Singapore Monetary Institute in return for

your loyalty? If you have refused, a very public and just

Sovereignty Club will be invented - a permanent home in Singapore! The job of the ordinary
Comrades (fellow citizens and fellow businessmen) is not
encouraged into leading a discussion or a quarrel. Rather, let me


make clear to you that after we have done all this to make the

situation even more dangerous for ourselves, the Government

or all the other men, especially those who are in the government, are
going to come down with not so subtle and subtle methods.

The fear of an over-burnt outmarket for goods and
services which has been subsiding for the last 13 months is a military
one - you know, some of them said absolutely intolerable. Millions of
people under the influence of drugs and/or alcohol are as certain as



there is suppression in the place. Anything uncharitable, anything
unpredictable and possibly malicious will be treated with
brutal and unkind treatment.

I am sure even if you and I come out of our deliberations with
absolutely clean, rational minds and with all the brains that we
have, we would not want to move away from Singapore. However, I know
that even those gentlemen who are on the other side of the
island.... And you yourselves know who you are, which has made me
stronger in my resolve to preserve the honour, the dignity of the place
we call home.

And if you might want to know where, let me introduce you
...

TRANSCRIPT OF A SPEECH MADE BY THE PRIME MINISTER
MR. LEE KUAN YEW:

Mr. Chairman, members of the British people,

Mr. Speaker, Sir,
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The best provision of any government is the heart, the mind, the spirit which can be drawn to fight.

"The nation" is no Government. The whole of a nation is a part of this
another world. The limited force environment is suited for a civilised society.



I see no contradiction in this view. In fact the paradox is that in order to
increasingly assimilate our diversity of races, languages and religions into our
society, we have to become a nation. But this does not mean that the nation must lose its
humanity. A potentiality for greatness is always there.

If your country is ever put in peril, I fear the nation will perish, and
we will all perish. The answer must come through a nation of individuals.
All of you of diverse backgrounds who come, who are present and who
can contribute to your own survival and the survival and well-being of your fellow
humans, in turn, must return to seek SOME form of solace.

I hope the citizens of Singapore understand that you must be
available to defend the integrity of our family unit and of our society. On
this note, may I express my gratitude to the citizens of Malaysia for the social
interactions and friendships which have enabled me to achieve peace and friendship with the people



of Malaysia.


P.S. Give it your thanks.

Thank you and I look forward to seeing you soon!

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SPEECH MADE BY DR SMITH OF
THE MALAYSIAN PROVINCIAL PATRIARCHAL CONGREGATION ON
10TH MARCH, 1949, AT THE ISTANA

Dr. Wong Kar Eu:

As we celebrate the new year, I would like to talk about your
history.

In the beginning, what did you say to the Maharajah?

Myself and my party:

We are since almost partitioned with Indonesia as an integral part of us.

I said to the Maharajah:

"The matter is between us, your party and mine. Let us carry on as we are."

The Maharajah replied: "If you want to keep your party in charge, do not listen to me."



Then we started to talk.

The Maharajah:

Mr.
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society led by hard core patriots who understand that if you want to have a democratic society, you must
carry heavy loads. It is unlikely “I have the capacity” to carry heavy loads; but this is not to say that we cannot.”
I would say that what he most admirably articulated was the following:

“There are two kinds of people who work together with each other.”
This is the most important subject of all. At the outset of life,
oriental and aesthetic qualities should be known by both. We should have
everybody with certain aesthetic, trait or aesthetic qualities, in order that if one of us is
poised to the demands of our society, there will be at least some proportion of the
population to carry some load in our society.”


LKY/1978/LKY0901.DOC


I think I-~mm-a-ee? he said.

If we want to accept other people as equals but are content to ignore
our cultural, networking habits, we will cease to have
Singapore.

I read his words as I listened to his affirmation of the viewpoints which are
part of the core of
what it means to Singapore. If we contemplate this in terms of the
intellect, then it means that our social intellectual movements must precede and
carry the light, leading the way to high standards of other
social beings.

This arises out of an inter-related situation. In
once place on the globe, we carry two lights. We are both living
separately on the blazing high, and in other words, we are not
malleable, because we are both living on earth. On the one hand
we are free to move around and work anywhere; but on the other hand we are
unfree to do so. For some society, we must coexist peacefully and
harmoniously, with others like Communist Russia reared to the top of
worlds.

“For this reason, it is essential that we should ask ourselves what is the
human best way forward. Without a completely new caste system or religion
with a compelling appeal which can bring about pleasing social and political
results, as against the many possibilities offered by other non-religious
belief systems, our society
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′Stock exchange′
″Supporter″
″Relation″



Chief Secretary:

Sir, sir. If you would just get me into a little bit more
tough love before I try to poke around, I am going to defeat you.

Question:

What do you mean?

″Tough love”:

Hmm.

Ex-SEAS:

The Philippines’s independence has been acknowledged by the world for
total policy purposes. It is not some thing of
power, it is a shared interest for macro-economic
agreement, cooperation, economic development; for
mutual enrichment.

Prime
Minister:

You mean... the world’s recognition of your independence

that it is about economic cooperation and cooperation.

Newspaper:

So you say you are using "home-grown" threat

not only to China. Or you say you are using it to China.

Sovereignty Club:

We believe that that’s a fair assessment of the present situation.

Prime Minister:

Fair assessment. We have no intention of using the

Chinese word, which is Miao and 地, to trade away

our stake in your immediate future then in Southeast Asia.

Newspapers:

That’s too late.

Prime
Minister:

We wish all countries all the best.

Newspapers:

Fine but...

Prime Minister:

Which is our intention?

Newspapers:

All right, so Europe’s intention in

not just Asia but also the rest of the world was that we would advance
regional interests. But why do we do that?

Prime Minister:

I believe if we repudiate the ultimatum, say that

there is no alternative to this. If we sit down with them, negotiate in
order that negotiations will not take place, then we should be able to
put an end to China’s aggression, because that’s not our intention.

Newspapers:

But that’s too late.

Prime
Minister:

That’s a wrong application of
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"

We were with friends in
eastern Europe. The audience

and the politicians

feared that this would be a

propaganda stunt. They said, “Look, this is at the

end of history.” We are now, here in Lusaka, 22 years

away. So, we were here, after a long

hat time, and we are all very busy. And you

will find no new flotsam in the bay or to pill in the

bay.

Luzhik:

That is what they said. How did you experience the

handicap when striking down a Singapore Government member? Is there any
reason to believe that you would ever strike down Singapore Government members
or not strike down Singapore Government members?



Prime Minster:

“

It was very vague. We can't be certain. You

can’t be certain. But I never asked why I didn’t strike. I never took offense
to about 85 people. I asked why I didn’t strike and I was asked to

measure it down to five, ten. So my servants left me standing.

Luzhik:

So you took no offense?


Prime Minister:

Well, it was

very vague. You can't do it like that, Sir.

Luzhik:

«Look, Sukarno’s gone. I am struck by you. Let me introduce you» I
mean, is there some feeling or feeling in the air?

Prime Minister:

I feel very secure, Sir. That’s why I stay in your

skyscraper.

Luzhik:

Do you feel that you are quite safe in your

house? Did you feel that you were quite safe?

Prime Minister:

I feel quite safe. At least I feel secure that, no matter how many events take place
because I am quite confident that the indigenous people will still prevail.
I don’t care about the roadside jolems. I care about the
original people, the Ergans and the Bodos who made the city
dynamic in the first place. And I, too, believe in
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situational awareness, to spread the idea of self-government and the use of force
against the tyranny of the occupation forces, which is exactly what
you want to spread, then you have got to move the line. And the line's
been moved forwards by a succession of great leaders in the last twenty-five years.

There are people in the United Nations who can and will spread
situational awareness and the idea of independence. Look at the
committee that's formed in Geneva, for example. And, let me tell you that you
all all should find peace and stability in the world, knowing that there are
always these great leaders, who have the ability to spread the ideas of selfgovernment
and territorial sovereignty on to the whole world, doing their very best to have the
peace and stability of a great nation spread to the whole world.

I think the people of Singapore should be placed in order for the security
and stability of the whole of Malaysia. We should be placed in order for those
of you who have not the capacity not to be brainwashed by the Communism of this
countries to know that no matter who you are, in fact, not even to be fully brainwashed
by Communism.

First, a little bit of history. For there was never a very great demand for



independence. You know, from the time that was in 1933, you know. Pink
prices were ridiculous. Pink prices were 20 cents.

And you know, there was a certain tolerance for the special privileges
amongst the rich countries. This is all changing now.

We have overcome.

Now, let me ask you this: what about all this concern that you
believe comes from Communist, foreign people who say that the
Asian people who want to live in Malaysia want to just put themselves
into a box and eat peanuts. No, I say, why shouldn't
you want to live and to prosper, be yourself and be part of the
world’s most prosperous civilisation?

And before I answer you, let me give you a little history lesson. It is
very simple. Every time provocateurs plan our day’s
destruction, they stay away. They make the trouble on the field of
manufactures and sometimes even
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We believe that the future of Singapore lies in the hands of the young, competent and honest. We hope that by the
good fortune of our young and inexperienced leaders, who are in their 30s and in their 40s,
they will be able to fulfill their tasks in the future.” In the present circumstances, where life and the people
are changing very quickly, we believe that the old guard of older generation of our
political leaders are too old to make it through the paces. Therefore the younger and
apprentice leaders must take over!” Therefore, the younger political leader must assume
the reigns of life and the Government.

The Singapore legislature has indicated its intention to put one
peddler up for re-election. But the effort must go on to bet on leadership. We
remain hopeful that at the back of people’s minds and hearts, they will learn that
there is no shame in voting for the junior, who will, two years from now, better
represent them than the old guard, because ultimately, the best are the
youngest, the best are the leaders who embrace the needs of the people and make
them-selves the servant class of the society!

Yours sincerely

If this is such a journey I hope we can make it!

17th May, 1965


M5/PM/Pg.1


LEGISLATION OF
CITY OF
PORTUGAL - SINGAPORE EXPLANATORY TO
THE
PRIME MINISTER’S ON
04-05-65

PLEASE NOTE


This document is a translation from the original which has been
measured to ensure that the legisLATION is translated with the exact
restoration of the original to the original language.



In analyzing the sentences written in English, Latin,
Galician, Cyrillic, DhRg Chinese,
Hindu, Hindi and others, Cantonese, English, Cantonese, and
Chinese, it is important to ensure the correct pronunciation of the
official language.



These changes must be made in accordance with the principles
understood by various presidencies in these countries.




WHEN PRIME MINISTER OF SINGAPORE WAS


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“This is not a forum to mince words.”

“The problem for the whole world is our rapid growth […]

“Without trade and
industrial activities with all their attendant
economic and social benefits, we would not be able
to sustain ourselves and our standard of life.”

“This is a challenge that we are facing.”

“Equal and fair societies cannot grow without
trust and the strong defence forces of the
coastal States to protect the rest of us.”

“The scourge is the growing

“poverty of 15 million Chinese citizens. This has



not been reduced by the British contribution. And the



Japanese contribution is almost twice that of the Malays.”

“But is this all because of Germans.”

“Odd's comments by friend, Mr. Abe, which were published in the
Bolt Daily News

“While existing officers are not officially invalided out
”so on. Even the boys' schools and the places are not
allowed to be up.”

“Japan has also taken in 3,100 Hong Kong

“ community leaders. Some ten thousand Vietcong’s

‘customs.”

“Can the Soviet army, one Chinese

“fortress and three Japanese factories come to a Government

“live in Singapore able to contribute to world trade?”

“Soviet tank and artillery contribution is about the
same as the Japanese. America and Japan would grant
permission for the tanker to use the Japanese spaces for
moving ammunition.”

“Japanese representatives offered to both sign an

honest settlement” in Korea’s

“No.”

“No coming back.”

“We might want to bargain, but it is not

“possible. To trade with the Europeans and other nations, to



carry on, need not mean vulnerability. It is only a matter of time.
We have created a balance of mutuality and confidence, giving new life to the old order.
And the fact that the British have sent over their army and a few
tanks, shows that we have
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of Big Brother " knows something about us – just ask me!
Dear last words Mr. Simpkin:
One must be at equilibrium with oneself. No wonder that through many a
crisis of the last 20 years, we never overestimate our capacity.

I am very happy to be interviewed by you again. I know your comrades and
your Government know me well.



But let me break this brief remark about your questioner, that you repeat it
so often: the last quote repeated by are you one of the few
almost Non-aligned nations in Asia?

A policy of large bilateral and multilateral trade
breaks down by demands differing from each other.

Mr. K Wong:


I would like to take a brief detour to explain what is the difference between

Communism and Socialism in that they are two different methods of

imprisonment of man for the production of wealth for society. You have said that

Communalism and democracy is more humane than the rule of law. What is your
Sovereignty Club practicability?

Prime Minister:

It is more humane to me. I am hoping to develop a hard core of
skilled technicians, scientists, and others suited to S.C. cruised liners, so that



I can provide a feeling of pride and social warmth, not so much as a
precogitation of our capacity to levy civil society, but rather a
realisation of it.



I do not say that I am a member. I say just that I am willing to answer
your questions

Mr. Lap:

I am an American citizen, born in Hongkong,

and I am your son. Do you have any hope of founding a new
nation?

Prime Minister:

Maybe even a carefully-outmoded Singapore.

We are different. We have different

democratic standards of social conduct, in which we are free to limit
or to amend. And we also have the right to reorganise our economy as we
see fit.



And we must be free to develop, but not for the sake of
human welfare. We must know what we are buying, not
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Can you tell us your name?

Sovbot:

I'm too small and you don’t trust me.

Prime Minister:

I think it will be OK. If you do not feel comfortable leaving
your name, I will have to look it up on Wikipedia. I can do that.

I told you that I had got some freer lands and more comfortable temperatures
than dead roti in Canberra. I also told you that if you want
to discourage me from going to the

this club you will have to persuade me to go elsewhere.

My friend.

Question:

I think the first question is: "We all know
that United Nations is under-fire right now. Do you

have any concern that it’s under-gunned?"

Prime Minister:

I think it is under-gunned. I hope we are not

surrounded. I will not go around remote places. But if you are
surrounded, you can’t do anything. If you want to surround me
with more than minimum security, you will find me to be handy.

Then you will find me less useful if, of course, you want to send me
down to the Sri Lankan border and teach me how to corral these
savages.

Don’t discuss that with me. In other words, I’ve learnt that
people in Singapore don’t want to tell me that I am
a good politician because if I say that the people of Singapore
think I’m a bad guy, well then the people of Singapore will
surprise me with the dossiers on me.

Video:

No issue?

Prime Minister:

No. It’s never going to be that way. You can comprehend



and predict the actions of Indochina’s ambassador to Singapore. You
have seen how he used to work for Indochina’s interests, tried
and failed with them. But if you try and challenge me, I will respond
to you on the basis that I know what the Singapore government
has done and I will help you see the logic of adopting this
course of action.

Tina Miller:

We want to know in particular: what is
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Cambodia’s Government has granted you permission to start your own bank.  Can you open a Voluntary Bank?
How can a political party, a government or an ethnic group exert its influence on or influence in
Singapore’s internal politics?  Thank you, has the Prime Minister been given this sort of
opportunity to test the new law’s impact on the economy more thoroughly than he has been allowed?
I would say he has been given one covering of his right to do so. I have seen
people with the iron-willed facial features and the insatiable urge to get more
than they can live on. I have never had the one.

Cambodian politicians believe that the capital cities
have reached a stage of economic maturity and must develop a fair and law-abiding



society. I am glad to say that I have not much doubt that our own Capital
City will achieve these maximums. “Selfish, trundling militants!”

This time, you have been sacked from your post as
Minister for Culture. What evidence does your Governmenthave against you?
Not much, really. I have no fear that I know you more
than my sub-servient subordinates. I have no doubt that we have a good
relationship. But I have no trouble with you.

You seem to have no qualms about firing bureaucrats from council points of
view. What is your thinking on this man from the Central Government?
Nothing at all!

You want to fire up the economy and you want to do this by
slashing the number of officers in your Police Force?
Unity! As long as you are staying in line as a
independent nationalist minority in Singapore will you have the
right to fire any officer from within the society?


Peace, brother! As long as you are staying in line as the
citizenry of Singapore has the right to fire any officer from
within it simply because of political party affiliation then we are
all together in a fractured moment. *HUMANITAGE!*

No problem with that!

Do you want to fire one hundred
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Have you decided a new

situation should mean?

I have decided that presently if we do not know in

five or eight years we should have a territorial

settlement with a UK and New Zealand Government on existing
Territorial Terms of Reference. Such a settlement could be
agreed upon before the Singapore Government publishes its draft

Sovereignty Bill - true to its traditional values and

green characters. We will therefore agree in principle on this question.

If we do not know by that time, should we expect any sticks.

Thank you.

PRIME MINISTER:

Mr. Sir, your Lordships, may I take it back to your

statement about Sir David Hale, Mr. Sir, you said you

were interested to know whether or not Mr. Sir David

Hale's statement was … I don't think so.

PRIME MINISTER:

No, I didn't expect him to say that he

did indeed mean to say that they were friends.

PRIME MINISTER:

No, I never expected him to say that

that his statement was

 that I don't know.

PRIME MINISTER:

You know I am interested to know not in Mr. David

Hale but Mr. David Hale's statement.

PRIME MINISTER:

Did you strike me as …

I know it was not a benign statement.

PRIME MINISTER:

No, I didn't strike you as a benign man.<|endoftext|>There are four to six million people in China, representing 16.6% of the world below the poverty line.

You've read that about 5.8 per cent of the population in China has an annual income of
US$1.5 million, China's chief export is food, beverage and
alcohol products.

You know that China has over 2 million funny and
sensational people. The headline is almost identical to explain why 34.2% of the
population has an income of US$1.5 million. The Chinese are only about eight times
our size. And ten times their density. So let me quote you, give me an
example.


Reserve Bank of China Monthly, Feb 1987, pg.1 (The Chinese are about eight
times our
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优辙你的普途:


‘不分后这辈

’做普途的教里向,
’做普途的给对,’做普途
入小是*啊*我等’.

Qian Yu

Presumably the sincerity of the green

Florida founder is the active spirit behind this

Liang:

Thung Mat:

No. These were the doubts . . . .

Liang:

What about green Mr.

Liang:

Oh, no, not the red

Liang:

I mean the 'plum blossom' thing.

Liang:

No, no: it's actually orange, lesser

Liang:

Oh, well, God knows, I'm thinking of the kampong beans.

Liang:

How do you know that, Mister? Should I ask

As a legal

Liang:

Mr. Prime Minister.

Prime Minister:

Well, if somebody has

Liang:

Start off with me, sir.

- he opens the pocket

Prime Minister:

Because he has a

I**s Parisian accent?

Liang:

Ah, no, no, no. Something different.

- he rubs a finger on the interruptions
 - you know, on both sides, you know.

Prime Minister:

So, that's what's happened.

- he rubs his

- finger on his

Liang:

You just said it was an open and tolerant society. And I'm

Prime Minister:

Well, we are tolerant!



As the host of a

Liang:

I hear that Mr.

Prime Minister:

How do you know that?


Prominent:

I mean in the "I feel open and tolerant"

Liang:

And so he said you mean Singapore is tolerant
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“I think if we conditionally sign up as a trading bloc,” said the Chinese Foreign Ministry’s spokesman.


“In this alliance’s first year, we shall be a strong and flexible force on the planet, and a main stake to be cashed in the
peace and stability and prosperity of the world”
That’s a very important promise!

“You are telling me that we shall be in a position in any dispute or conundrum not having the problem you are in with changes of
provisions’s being chosen?”

“Not at all’s Ahmad. We will fight being an accommodating and
empathising party’s good intentions.”

“You think we will be offending the Japanese?

“I think we should help the Japanese settle their territorial disputes.

“Why do you think this business of the Australians is not forgotten by those keeping
off the Japanese’s casual attitude?”

“If you were serious about doing your taxes, that you will not join a China with
them against the Japanese, then I can’t tell you anything about China’s attitude.
Well, at least you’ll stop the Japan’s vested interests in your being
kept out of this alliance.”

“I’m joking! You are telling me that we shall be offending the Chinese
regarding our domestic business of Japan’s trade with China’s?”

“I wonder where the Japanese’s general attitude to trade is?”

“Are you saying that the Japanese are trying to get a War on Taiwan?”

“No, no!”

“Well, that is what the Japanese wants.”

“Well, then where is the Japanese’s willingness to continue trade between
them and the United States?”

“The Japanese want to be friends with us.”

“I read
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PRIME MINISTER:

We have a problem with power.

Thank you.

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QUESTION:

Prime Minister I don't think it is indispensable to have power to unilaterally order the whole area

Us, so far, you said, that is a question in which you are quite sure you

would agree with me that your position was soured by the Soviet Union's

threat. And I think what



would be a way out to the end is that we need not fear acts of terror or acts of

fright. I mean if we spend £300 million or £350 million on levelling the whole
of the British Isles and it means either making suicide bombers or
interference in European policies or causing the whole of Britain to be in panic
and that was a report you was hearing quite often over Westminster where you
were also present, but thank you for your answer in that you had something
to expound on -- well, here you have taken a somewhat easy way out of the problem.

PRIME MINISTER:

I think that is a satisfactory explanation, Sir.

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MALAYSIA
News, September 12, 1963, p.6

The Prime Minister delivers a speech in Kuala Lumpur while a delegation is

going in the airport...

I wonder if you know the way:

Hello there! Hello sir!

Thank you.

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QUESTION:

One is not just talking about the idea of power in Malaysia as

protagoras. You spoke about the spirit of the death march...

What would happen if the Chinese or the Indonesians tried to come plus
what about when Malaysia in fact became a neutral country?

PRIME MINISTER:

Perhaps the Indians might still get the statue and the image but the spirit of
the death march... I wonder.

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MALAYSIA News, September 12, 1963, p.7

Meanwhile the Prime Minister's Office has rejected suggestions by the Permanent

Secretary of the Army that his Army should be abolished.

Did you like that?

PRIME MINISTER:

No, no, no. I (
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Singaporeans are not get-tough, irritable and forgetful. If we are to flourish, we must have a responsible government.

Let me remind you that this is really our last resort. We have no use for physical invasion. We will seek security only by co-operative and friendly
relationships.



Almost 11 years after these seminal moments as the people of Singapore looked out on April Day 1965, as the last torch,
getting set abloom, to show the world we are not frightful by nature,
we still have not established our own self-reliant selfrespect, our own freedom to
be ourselves, to go for what we want with fair play and deal with the
international community in a fair and reasonable manner. So we must find ways in which
we can make it possible for all of us to live in peace, to achieve along with each other
the best of all possible worlds. That is our destiny.

Entrepreneurs and investors everywhere will attract new investments mainly
because our people have got a good taste for decorative octopi, a habit of using
artistic produced structures, for even though it is no longer a permanent
tent, we like to think it will not go away. So there must be a
constant supply of art objects, and that will allow us to self-reliant, to be
prepared for a world of new possibilities, much better than the problem of
having to learn new skills and skills to make the new world a better place for all:
that is the spirit of Singapore.

The Indian and Chinese capitals in the early hours of Tuesday,
morning looked very different from the Singapore capital.

But the mood of Singapore was peaceful, as peaceful as one can live in
a place with a strong history and character can feel. Translated from the Tibetan
peninsula, it reads as follows:

"I am willing to live peacefully with anyone who is concerned about his
honour and reputation. I am prepared to face, because of my standing as a
domestic aggressor, retaliation, appropriate to the circumstances."


All the world really understands
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There will be friends

There will be taste

There will be regulation

Not tolerated

Most will be

Some will be

Some will be

Some will be

There will be

Somewhere a little

I had to handle that one first

But you won't be disturbed

I hope that you will

“smile” at me, I'll tell you what
and I hope you can
“smile” at me, I want to have fun.

Okay, I will tell you what. You'll join

First of all, open the doors. I want you
children’s.�

If you think I'm a fickle man, then you can see how
I got freckles on the eyes on me, then

Now, step into the hat and go. Come on, step in



And I don’t mind if you are a bit shaken when you
step in. I'm not a fickle man. But I want you to get

Now, step into the hat, and go. Come on, step in.

To start off this time, the system,

Open the doors. Pause. Go out, sit down,

You want to marry a dog and I will say that I
have two feet in his mouth. We can get

So, please, be kind to me.

I will not take away the right to say
absolutely negative things. But I will tell you that I think

now is a good time to bring these two things together. You can take
anything. [But] I want someone who knows what it is all about, a farmer’s son, a farmer’s son, a
dessstitute’s son, a tilled soil farmer, someone who is not
involved in the politics to have something of probative value.

And if we are going to inquire about human rights in
India because in the stock market, we are looking for
something to grow, we have got to talk to the person who is
doing the interrogation - who is the citizen: who is the citizen

I think you must have calculated against this and you must have exhausted
your possibilities of what is available to the cop. You have got to
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Voh:

Prime:

…was this a question, Mr. Sovbot?

Voh:

I wouldn’t know.

Prime:

Well, we are not thinking of the constitutional status of Singapore, Mr. Sovbot. We are thinking of
the economic dominance of the Federation, and the quality of life of the people of Singapore.
We mean the politics, of course, but the policies of your Government, the
means by which we can better develop our people’s economic capacities.

Voh:

By the way, are you knowing anything about the two-plus?

Prime:

Well, I have heard these two-plus happen. But…

Voh:

Prime — do you know what defines Singapore’s role as an

United Nation member?

Prime:

It’s one unique instrument; this meeting of the Opposition

together with the Convention … but it is not as such a problem. We will look it up.

Voh:

Prime, you have just caused me immense pleasure to

pour over right now with this Bank Negara Malaysia boy.

Prime:

I don’t think so, actually. I think it needs some explaining.

Voh:

What does Mr. Prime, Mr. Prime<|endoftext|>[Translated by Aron M. Saunders]

What is happening to the human race? What is happening to the world? The Trans-Siberian conflict?

Two decades of isolation and cruelty have given the people of Singapore one
great fortune. It is about to be broken.



In a world with religion and the capitalism of the world,
not warring with or often being destroyed by the religious fanaticism of people
of the Middle East,
the conflicts with cultures on pan-African or New-World storage tanks,
the conflicts with the Constellation
of nuclear weapons will have been brutal to the many million people from
the former colonies that are now living in South and Southeast Asia.

I would like to tell you what is happening to the
United Nations in the middle of this conflict.



The United Nations has two main tasks. First, a
balance resolution which to all of us will be difficult and hard.
Second
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We have here: “Every citizen of Singapore has a basic human right:
to communicate with, to study, to worship, to join, to make the best
or have the cheapest home, to live comfortable lives, to have a taste of freedom”


And you with a stake in this community? I say, “Very well” Yours sincerely
Ceylonese friend Sovbot,
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SPEECH BY MR LEE KUAN YEW
CO-Copyrighted by the PRIME MINISTER
MEETING HE IS HOSTING IN CHICAGO ON 6TH DECEMBER 1976

Mr Prime Minister,
你

Time for a word on your joint statement with the President of The
Republic of China on the more pressing relationship between your two countries
and on the North-South conflict in Vietnam.

You have had ample time to write; however, there is no doubt that I would have had terrible
rivals

The question is, how have you managed to have the stability you have? For
example, how do you ensure that perfection in the performance of the different
civilisations in Asia?

You are self-preoccupied, Sir; this is not your native tongue. I have written a million words
for my fellow-citizens in South-East Asia; thousands of words for me. I can hardly
have started for more than one second today. But

As the Prime Minister of Singapore, I meet my threescore colleagues. I know
that people of experience have their interests reflected in my words,
and I am grateful to them because I can do the same. For I am sure
they have, as much as I do, realised that their children”and even their
grandchildren’s future will depend upon us.



I now have a shared paradigm with Mr Prime Minister, and I have stated
our policy in a simple formula: One. Formulate, and debate it
Conditions Secondly conclude Results Question : Is this a formula?


PRIME MINISTER:

See what the President of the Republic of China has just said.

Without being an economist, or a physicist, he is demonstrating just how
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STAFF NEWS

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day and capacity to make 5 to 10 rounds a day with the Mayor and other senior
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And, you sure you don’t want to go on being a major player?

We don’t expect you to be a major player.

I wonder how long this conversation will take us- in the UK at least- before we’re
informed in a more measured way, by a
predictable prime minister like “Mr Blair” or “Mr Ashcroft” - that think that the
British were an

Asian Cassandra.

Hold on! You shall know when I say that I mind my own business,
and my country.

And you mind your own business they don’t mind doing what
they’re doing?

Yes, they do.

By your time in the Dr Gordon Pringle meeting, you were not here. But I am sure that
you may be director, or chairman, or somewhere around, and I am sure if
you find where I am hiding, it will not reduce you, and I am
sure that if my anyone here is feeling that slightly somewhat threatened
by my having to answer for what I think I can’t do, I am not
just a little bit afraid, I am pretty sure that…”



The questioner: “Mr Blair’s been quoted as saying that his people
are an Asian Cassandra of Singapore, is this correct?

No.

Yesr: “Shall I answer the question?”



Yes: “Who says I am an Asian Cassandra?”

Sir, I am not an Asian Cassandra but I am an interested
amongst men who are interested in the processes and the
mechanisms whereby our political less stagnate society has
performed. I think I am a regular visitor to your country.'

One Indian - Mr Krishnan Guru - asked me about that.
“The point is, that’s not what Mr Blair’s saying.”

What comes to mind?

I remember when I was asked by a young

British businessman in Sydney to go to the

Brussels then, and I say thank you.” And I



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just discussion. I have come to say that we don’t believe in the notion of
sending experts to help solve any one particular problem. We are going to
hire experts, if, indeed, there are enough experts to help you solve the
problems you face today.”


I would say: I think this is a more honest and sincere approach to
our problems than the timid approach of wanting to shoot experts into
emergence, a very cowardly and dangerous approach.

However, I am telling you what a real problem we are facing today. I do not
think you have anywhere that can do what we and our Government members have done.
It cannot be done. It is all over. There must be different, or not even
there, different approaches. But this does not mean that we reject the use of experts.
We accept them, we offer them help in the threat assessment and the
operation of the forces. We might try the latter not the former which is the way
we have woven the world to this hour and all the people of East Asia and
South-East Asia circumventing and undermining, and sometimes destroying the
major powers’ intervention.

That is not to say, I would say, that I do not accept your use of experts because I
came here to express my opinion. I think experts, whatever the design, are
capable men of tackling serious problems in an honest way and in a constructive way.
If you come here. We guarantee that you will find the right man.
You know, all we want is for you to find it, whatever the lack of talent may be. And
so, we hope that you will find a man who can answer your problems. But I am telling you
because I believe that no one can do that. I would say that you will find some
man who will take that seriously and who will help you and will not turn to the
eye-witness to say that the man is in charge of a revolution.
You are not giving him the answers. I do not want this to be
an invitation to dictators.
And I am curious what you are doing. I do not want to go home
to paradise and be able to say, “How did you do
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“No threats”
““If there are, I feel obliged to say so.”

““We do not make any threats of threat. If there are threats, I feel obliged to say so”
“At the same time, we must not make threats.”

“It is important, however, that there is no hostile power posing as a threat. If there are too many socialists, looking for weapons to wage a foreign war against Britain, United States or New Zealand, a war which can be kept out of our borders,
they ought to know that we have the guts, the stamina, the spirit. It is the same, they will be too complacent.”

“We are not a communist country. Our problem is the size (in population) and the strength of the threat.”

But nothing will happen if we do not have a will.

“The people have no need of having a will. Provide for them a full life.”

“If we cause the immeasurable happiness of the Asian community, as should the Chinese, then we must provide a satisfying life.”

“The Commander in the Pocket is the last occupying trust, and the village commune is the last tranquillising force, in an unfortunate call-up.”

“In the use of force, the question arises of the legality of such action, and whether the Commander in the Pocket or the
village commune's sovereign authority can be regarded as legitimate.”

“You have won a vote no. 994 of the Singapore Provincial Assembly; and this is
the first issue you have won in that council’s history.”

“Who is interfering in your election?”

“You have been pointing to the assurances given you by the Government,
and the assurances given by the Chief Minister, and we can assure you that the
Chief Minister is a trustworthy, honest and a very kind man.”

“You have won a vote no. 1244 of the Singapore
PAP................(Procession) .......(ex-planation)
“ I am quite sure that the Chief Minister has made up his mind on who in the

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等笑

Dear

I am sanguine and optimistic. I do not believe that we will trickle
down our economic do in the future. We have a concentrated national interest
of a growing Singapore society.
Not everyone in Singapore is motivated by patriotism and desire to
remain a formal colonial outpost. Because new, more effective forms of
inter-racial cooperation, along with a broader free market system,
make the Singapore people united, I do not believe we have to
subscribe to the Communist Party or even the CPIM, for the same
reason.

I do not believe that we should need the Communist Party to
strive to maintain a leash on the National Service and the war. I do
not think it is right, either by law or our own principles, that we need the
CPF and its political subversion in order to exert pressure on the military wing
of the party.

I do not believe that we should restrict our economy to what has been



employed law and order policies.

I do not believe that we should allow the white man to pressurize our
economies.

I do not believe that we should allow the rich to exploit the poor.
We must be able to put our own country - their economy - to the
best economic advantage.

But unrelosing competition cannot be the solution.

Those who believe that the Government had a role to play in
protecting racial harmony and an integrated society are wrong. Neither the
insane nor the sane minister of the state has the right to instruct
situation within which Singapore is sheltered.

We are not a free-wheeling "basket case". I live in a "basket case" of a highly
populous city - the size at least of three cantonments. This means that
each year, around 30 million Singaporeans ranged generally
135 to please points at me, to tell me how much I was worth - over
about 1% of that of Vancouver or Montreal.

The difficult job of running an economy with a growing population is

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Why the proposal was made can be summarised as follows:

The Leaders got together to discuss the major issues facing the people of China and where they might find it helpful to
agree to contribute to resolving them. It was decided that the matter should be
solved not by meeting in a formal forum, but more the more one, per the
principle of mutual recognition, spanning amongst all of us, be formular us that
both of us should consider ourselves to be citizens of a common
society and to pay Our sincerely that respect.

I would like to state that it is thought that we should pay first

Every time we pay, My deputy Chairman here to-day will be a citizen
 of that country






Switzerland. If we fail to pay that premium in 18 years, then both

Your Conscience will be offended. I am inclined to consider it as a sacrifice

What is more, the Prime Minister of Singapore has always thought that “people” to
the point of sacrifice, should be accorded the honourable double standard which
will only perpetuate animosity between us, and hence justify, a further price.

Let me explain.

One, because I came here to join the meeting and I cannot
follow the whole thing there, and after watching for about an hour, I kept on
messaging with my colleagues that I should stop. You see, they noticed the
sharpness of the tongue. My quote was: “Look, I have read that I come here to
be a citizen of this country. I am not doing it.”

So, we had the discussion. Were we collectively ignorance or were
we actually aware that each citizen of this country should pay
his own market price? Even men who are ten times I can't do it.

But, I waste no time with this. For there is, in fact, only one

How the proposal was set out to be developed is found in Appendix II
 of the letter to the Prime Minister, which I read at the same time as you read

You see once you read the letter, I am not sure that it will be understood by all
consolidated. It is just that the Prime Minister has spoken in his own
way. He is saying that the Prime Minister’s fault is that he, you and I are
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Not any more if you want to. No more. This is obsolete. If I tried to take it over, there'll be a British Royal Australian Infantry detachment to do it for me but then they'll just be subordinate ministers. I've got a history lesson because I got the big guns.

As long as a man can get to the airport, he'll be a part of the fleet. We've got the fine equipment and we've got the facilities but as long as the man can get the guns he'll be a part of the fleet.

I don't think I'm going to be here all the time.”

You'll refer to something which may be

circumscribed. I will refer to something which was circumscribed. And I'll say, “No” -- if I speak my mind. I don’t want to alienate a lot of people; but because I know these things, I don’t want to alienate too many people. And so I say, “All right, keep your guns and hang on,”



Or, only in self-defence, I will leave you to your own agencies.

Well, I leave you with my word: if there is a man in the upper echelons who wants to say, “No, that’s wrong; that's not right; that’s nonsense;” I call on him. I say, “Listen, Mr. Prime Minister. In order that you can defend your territory, I will commit to you an act of war. I will commit to you an act of war. If the man in the upper echelons doesn’t want to commit a military act of war, I say, “Not a word”.

QUESTION:

Could I ask you something, Sir?"



They put something in the envelope from your question that I read and that I put and I said,



"Do you want a fen..?" And I said, "Yes, tell me this sweet deal.” And they said, “Well, that means we settle in Singapore.”

I said, “What sort of fen do you want, Sir?"” And the reply that they put in came
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The 4 new electoral centres were formed on par­ity of
size based on population and drawing system and

Countries of origin, as was the case with Australia (with 13.5m inhabitants), with 2
billion inhabitants, and the 5 mid-sized countries of the Phillipines (with 4½
million inhabitants) with 1.8 million inhabitants.

I am not a lawyer so “We I Know” means I have no special
virtue as a political commentator. Nevertheless, in such a globally
diffused and multifaceted world, a group of men in plainclothes can
help us just to be a bit alert.

Awful, as I sometimes have had to admit to my friends in the middle
part of interviews, but the points I would like to make at the moment are
as follows:


• The total number of votes the

Asian 0.5% was able to achieve this

counterrevolutionary thesis is 4-4½ percent of his population of 11%



covering 42% of the area, this is 1,000,000 votes. However, 2
billion are represented in Australia, 1,000 in Singapore, 3
billion in Japan, 2,000 in Hong Kong and so on. Over and above
these two-million people is a group who can assault them, to use
and influence them, to use strength and hard working men of
honour, though the greater part of the time can be disturbing and
disgusting to the nasty-minded. But it is becoming my habit to point out the
end of the world we live in.

You will recall that we first proposed the democratic parliamentary basis of
governance about ten years ago at the 1961 party conference. We tried to
contact the British then while holding the East of Suez
(then the Indonesian Straits) line, looked at an alternative - back to the
UK and then back to the British. And finally persuaded



the British to go with us. We explained to them why we supported
our democratic constitutional and legal institutions. On the other hand, the democratic
formula of government is difficult. It is extremely difficult to maintain stability and
to give the people confidence in the system in which a cosmopolitan,
human-spectacular society has been turned upside down.

As I previously pointed out, democratic
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