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People might flame me for this, but what you said is actually quite true. Singapore had its origins as a quiet Malay fishing village. Then the British came, unannounced and uninvited, and later on they got the Chinese and the Indians in as cheap labour in their quest to make this island a lucrative trading emporium for the British Empire "for which the sun never sets".
And much later on, more than a century later, the Japanese army with albeit the similar territorial motivations came in a brutal fashion and brought suffering to them and the others.
So who could the Malays really turn to in these unsolicited events? They had to accept it and continue living their lives no?
The indigenuous people of Singapore and Malaysia are not the Malays. Orang Asli are the indigenuous people within Singapore and Malaysia. The Malays are from Indonesia/Philippines.
Every country that came about in the last 200+ years are predominantly migrants. But unrelenting imigration stopped after developed countries realised that it will kill off their own economic progress. The policies of mass immigration of the PAP will only help a small number of people for a short period of time.
In fact, you don"t have to wait for long for trouble to begin. Our transportation, healthcare, education at higher institutions and even jobs are being distributed across too many people.
It's a classic case of over-fishing or over mining your own backyard. There will be no place to mine or fish for the future generations.
The PAP has once again failed in its macro policies. All we need is another economic crisis and this country is doomed. With a smaller population< it was quite possible to manage a crisis. But now, when the tide hits, they won't be able to manage it anymore and will only be able to ride it until the storm stops. In the meantime, more joblessness and crimes will increase incredibly.