Make no mistake on the 'cosmopolitan' concept that the FAP Traitors are pushing. They are only interested in aspects which serve the Familee's needs i.e. replacing SGs with FTrash to jep up their waning electoral support and preserving their power to suck ordinary SGs dry, so that their own Familee clansmen can live like kings and queens forever. They are never interested in the survival of ordinary SGs. In other functional countries, they would have been overthrown in a revolution by the people long ago. After 50 years of brain washing, they can rest be assured that there will at least be 60% dafties who find pleasure in being screwed by them and crying out for more.
Quote:Published on Oct 19, 2013
7:19 AM By Tessa Wong, Straits Times
As Singapore moves into the next chapter of its history, citizens must play a part in deciding the kind of city it should be and the values it should hold, said Emeritus Senior Minister Goh Chok Tong yesterday.
He presented two paths the country could choose to take: "Do we want to be a global city, or should Singapore be a regional centre?"
As for values, he said: "Should we have more cosmopolitan values in society? Because that's what we are now, more cosmopolitan. Or do we revert to just merely Singaporean, meaning Chinese, Malay, Indian and Eurasian?"
Mr Goh, who posed these alternatives at the government's feedback unit Reach's forum, noted that in previous waves of immigration, most newcomers were from India, China and Malaysia.
Quote:Published on Oct 19, 2013
7:19 AM By Tessa Wong, Straits Times
As Singapore moves into the next chapter of its history, citizens must play a part in deciding the kind of city it should be and the values it should hold, said Emeritus Senior Minister Goh Chok Tong yesterday.
He presented two paths the country could choose to take: "Do we want to be a global city, or should Singapore be a regional centre?"
As for values, he said: "Should we have more cosmopolitan values in society? Because that's what we are now, more cosmopolitan. Or do we revert to just merely Singaporean, meaning Chinese, Malay, Indian and Eurasian?"
Mr Goh, who posed these alternatives at the government's feedback unit Reach's forum, noted that in previous waves of immigration, most newcomers were from India, China and Malaysia.
